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No. 37.] PERTH : FRIDAY, AUGUST 12. [1927.

The Land Act, 1898.

PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)WESTERN AUSTRALIA, } By His Excellency Colonel Sir William

TOW IT, Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of St.

W. R. g.1:4PION, Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov-Governor. ernor in and over the State of West-

ern Australia and its Dependencies inr I the Commonwealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 3404/11.WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Land Act, 1S98,,'the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion ofland held as a Conditional Purchase Lease: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that the portion of Con-ditional Pitehase Lease 5774/68 (Victoria Location5286), as described hereunder, should be resumed forone of the purposes specified in paragraph 12 of See-lion 39 of the said Act, that is to say, for Gmvel:Now, therefore I, Colonel Sir William Robert Campion,K.C.M.G., Governor as aforesaid, with the advice ofthe Executive Council, do by this my Proclamation re-sume portion of the aforesaid Conditional PurchaseLease for the purpose aforesaid.

Schedule.

That part of Conditional Purchase Lease 5774/68(Victoria Location 5286), containing 5 acres 0 roods3.2 perches, being the area surveyed and shown on Landsand Surveys Diagram 52017 as Victoria Locations 8393and 8657. (Plan 157B/40, DI.)

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 3rd day of August,1927.

By His Excellency's Command,

M. F. TROY,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING! ! !

Bank Holiday at Afeekering.PROCLAMATION

win:slum.: AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. I Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov-

Governor. ernor in and over the 'State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies in

[Ls.] the Commonwealth of Australia.IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, the Gov-ernor of the said State, do by this my Proclamationappoint Friday, 9th September, 1927, a special day tobe observed as a Bank Holiday in the Town of Mocker-lug.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this fifth day of August,1927.

By His Excellency 's Command,

.T. M. DREW,Chief Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING! ! !

The Electoral Act, 1907.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Si,' WilliamTO WIT. ( Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov-

Governor. ernor in and over the State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies in

[L.s.] the Commonwealth of Australia.WHEREAS by "The Electoral Act, 1907," it is pro-vided that a new Roll for any Province or District andnew Rolls generally shall be prepared under the super-vision of and issued by the Chief Electoral Officer,whenever directed by Proclamation, and shall come intooperation at a date to be stated in the same or anysubsequent Proclamation: Now, therefore I, the saidGovernor, acting by and with the advice of the Execu-tive Council, do hereby ,direct that new Rolls for eachProvince be prepared under the supervision of andissued by the Chief Electoral Officer under the pro-

1824 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 12, 1927.

visions of Sections 37 and 40 of "The Electoral Act,1907." The new Rolls herein referred to shall collieinto operation at a date to be fixed by subsequentProclamation.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, the tenth day of August,in the year of our Lord One thousand ninehundred and twenty-seVen.

By His Excellency's Command,

J. .WILLCOCK,Minister for Justice.

GOD SAVE') THE KING ! ! !

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 3rd day ofAugust, 1927, the following Orders in. Council wereauthorised to be issued:

The Land Act, 1898.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 7546/01.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,''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 named intho order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth inSection 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 8025,at Australind, should vest in and be held by the Bun.bury Road BoarcLin trust for the purpose of RecreationNow, therefore, His Excellency the Governor by andwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council,cloth hereby direct that the before-mentioned Reserveshall vest in and he held by the B'unbury Road Boardin trust for the purpose aforesaid, subject neverthelessto the powers reserved to him by Section 41 cf thesaid Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council


Corr. No. 6489/97.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Laud Act, 1898,"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 named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth inSection 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 7541(York) should vest in and be held by the Municipalityof York in trust for the purpose of "Recreation andPublic Gardens": Now, therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive -Council, doth hereby direct that the beforementioned ReserVe shall vest in and be held by theMunicipality of York in trust for the purpose afore-said, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to himby Section 41 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council


Corr. No. 2891/27.3:VHEREAS by Section 42 of " The Land Act, 1898,"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 named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth in:Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpi:1Lnc purposes to be specified in such order . Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 19601should vest in and be' held by the Hon. Minister for WaterSupply, Sewerage, and Drainage in trust for the pur-posO of "Water": Now, therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, doth hereby direct that the,- before

mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by the Hon.the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainagein trust for the purpOse aforesaid, subject neverthelessto the powers reserved to him by Section 41 of the saidAct.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.


Corr. No. 6586/14.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,"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 he named inthe order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth inSection 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 11331should vest in and be held by the Hon. Minister forWater Supply, Sewerage, anti Drainage in trust for thepurpose of "Water": Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, cloth hereby direct that the be-fore-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held bythe Hon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage in trust for the purpose aforesaid, subjectnevertheless to the powers reserved to him by Section41 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 10th dayof August, 1927, the following Order in Council wasauthorised to be issued:

The Public Tfrorks Act, 1902.

illetropolitan Water Supply Loftus Street PumpingStation Extension.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 329/27; Ex. Co. No. 2158.WHEREAS by Section 11 of "The Public Works Act,1902," it is made lawful for the Governor by Orderin Council to authorise the Minister for Works toundertake, construct, or provide any public work (sub-ject as to Railways to Section 96), and such authori-sation shall be deemed an authority to such Ministerby and under that 'Act: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, and in exercise of the powerconferred by the recited section of "The Public WorksAct, 1902," cloth hereby authorise the HonourableMinister for Works to priovide an extension of theMetropolitan Water Supply Pumping Station at LoftusStreet, Leederville, on the land shown coloured greenon Plan P.W.D., W.A., 25347 (L.T.O. Diagram 7678),which may be inspected at the office of the Minister forWorks, Perth.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 12th August, 1927.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has'been pleased to approve .of the appointment of :--

Stephen Condon, Esq., of Perth, as a Justice of thePeace for the Perth Magisterial District.

.John George Mouritz, Esq.; of Katanning, as a Jus-tice of the Peace for the Katanning Magisterial Dis-trict.

Gerald Lockier Burges, Esq., of Meckering, as a Jus-tice of the Peace for the Northam Magisterial District.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Secretary Premier's Department.

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1.825

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 8th August, 1927.Treasury No. 110/23.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that theappointment of H. H. Brodribb as Certifying Officer andReceiver of Revenue for the Lunacy Department is herebycancelled.

The Treasury,Perth, 9th August, 1927.

Treasury No. 105/23.IT is hereby published, for general information, that Mr.W. M. Campbell has been appointed Receiver of Revenuefor the Metropolitan Water Supply Department, in placeof A. E. Warren, whose authority is hereby cancelled.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.

Crown La IV Department,Perth, 11th August, 1927.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the undermentioned appointments :

I. W. Thomas as Clerk of the Local Court and Clerk toMagistrates, Bruce Rock, vice S. C. Bruce, transferred.

S. C. Bruce as Acting Clerk of the Local Court and ActingClerk to Magistrates, Narrogin, during the absence on leaveof R. W. East.

R. J. Shoff as Clerk of the Local Court and Clerk to Magis-trates, Menzies, vice I. W. Thomas, transferred.

H. G. Kirkby as Acting Electoral Registrar for the Canning,Claremont, Guildford, Leederville, and Subiaco ElectoralDistricts during the absence on leave of H. Morley.

J. Mills as Returning Officer for the Guildford ElectoralDistrict, vice J. V. Hamley, transferred.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to grant the petition under Section 47 of " TheLicensing Act, 1911 " (as reprinted with amendments), ofthe electors residing in an area within a radius of two milesfrom the Post Office at Parkerville for a new Publican'sGeneral License at Parkerville, in view of the recommendationof the Licenses Reduction Board dated the 29th day ofJuly, 1927, and to order the gazettal thereof under Section 47,Subsection 5.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasrefused the prayer of the petition under Section 47 of " TheLicensing Act, 1911 " (as reprinted with amendments), ofthe electors residing in an area having a radius of three milesfrom the Post Office at Byford, for a Gallon License at By-ford, in view of the recommendation of the Licenses ReductionBoard dated the 29th day of July, 1927.

THE Honourable Minister for Justice has appointed thefollowing as Commissioners for Declarations under " TheDeclarations and Attestations Act, 1913" :Robert WilliamAnderson, John Robert Hempseed Calman, Harold hnmitlmCampbell, Bertie O'Brien Canny, Arthur Benjamin Clam he,Harold John Creed, Alexander Gordon Dialer, Wallace Du nn,John William Ford, Harold Edward Forwood, Harold JamesHamilton, John Bakewell Howitt, Robert Samuel Jones,Frank Henry Kilner, Alfred George Kipling, Howard Chat leeJoseph Lloyd, Lewis James Mackintosh, Frederick JohnGeorge Miller, Claude Harry Passmore, Frederick LesliePearse, William Harding Perrin, Edwin Howard Rice, OilyBarker Rossi, Charles Ernest Shenton, Hedley Stuart Taylor,Thomas Henry Caskey, Newman Hall, William ChallisMackenzie,

THE Honourable Minister for Justice has approved ot theundermentioned cancellations of appointments of PostalVote Officers under Section 89 of "The Electoral Act,1907" :

CANCELI,A TIONS.

Albany District.AlbanyCorry, Henry K.Cranbrook, " Ashtondale "Ashton, T. W.

Avon District.CarrabinFogarty, John C.

Claremont District.Claremont, Bay View TerraceGiles, Richard J.

Collie District.GreenbushesStrachan, John J.

Fremantle District.Fremantle, 69 High StreetHigham, John .1.

Greenough District,.Barnong Station (Gullewa)Basford, T. ILDartmoorParker, Sydney L.IssekaDwyer, Joseph.

Guildford District.Bayswater, South CrescentSmoker, David Norman.

Kancruma District.Salmon GumsScott, H. Muir.

Mt. Magnet District.Thundelarra (via Yalgoo)Beasley, H. G.

Murchison District.MulgulRayner, Ada G. ; Rayner, G. S.Trillbar Station (Holden's)Ross, Adam.

Murray-Wellington District.Peel EstateHollis, Alfred.

Nelson District.YanmahRourke, William.

North Perth District.North Perth, 50 Monmouth StreetHyde, O. N.

Pilbara District.Indee Station, Port HedlandRobins, L. C.

Sussex District.Goodwood Road SchoolSmith, Joyce B.

T oodyay District.JennacubbineGribble, Alfred P.

W illiams-N arrog in District.Wickepin Police StationCampbell, E.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 11th August, 1927.

TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following appointments :

Ex. Co. 064; P.S.C. 311/24.Louis Frederick Cox,m hr Section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be

Dia ft sman, Public Works Department, at a salary of;'.!::24 per annum, as from 1st February, 1927.

Ex. Co. 1809; P.S.C. 570/23.Reginald ManningOlew, under Section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beDraftsman, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, ata salary of £348 per annum, as front 1st July, 1927.

Ex. Co. 1098; 221/27.J. Mills, Clerk ofCourts, etc., Roebourne, Crown Law Department, tohe Clerk of Courts, etc.. Midland Junction, at Ins pre-sent rate of salary (t:33t:), is from 4111 August, 1927.

Ex, Co. 1877; P.S.C. 385/27.R. B. Brigdale, ClerkAssistant to Senior Inspector, Audit Department, tohe inspector, at a salary of £324 per annum, as from1st August, 1927.And of the acceptance of the following resignation:

Ex. Co. 2183.W. W. Saw, Chemist, GovernmentChemical Laboratory, Mines Department, as from 25th,Aunust; 1927.

Ex. Co. 2129; P.SC. 458/15.It is hereby notified,for general information, that Wednesday, 24th August,1927 (Boulder Cup Day), will be obserVed, as a PublicService holiday at Boulder..

Ex, Co. 2009; 613/14.It is hereby notified,for general in fortna tion, that Wednesday, 7th Septem-ber, 1927 (Kalgoorlie Cup Day), will be observed asa Public Service holiday, within a radius of 25 milesof Kalgoorlie, excepting within the municipality of13oulder.

G. HIGGINS,Deputy Public Service Commissioner.


VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position.

Mines (Government Chemical Laboratory)Mines ...Audit ...

Chemist ...Inspector of MachineryClerk (Commonwealth Aid

Roads, etc.)

Salary.

£336-£408£324-£408£300-f348

Date returnable.

15th August, 1927.17th August, 1927.27th August, 1927.

Applications are called under Section 38 of " The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to beaddressed to the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainablefrom the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

G. HIGGINS,Deputy Public Service Commissioner.

RESERVES.

Department Of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 10th August, 1927.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the landsdescribed in the Schedules below for the purposestherein set forth:-

2832/24.SALMON GUMS.-No. 19600 (School site) .-Lot

No. 99. (About 5 acres.) (Plan-Salmon Gums Town-site.)

2891/27.ULARRING (near Lake Ballard). No. 19601

(Water).-A square block of land, having its boundariesin the meridian and at right angles thereto, with abore in its centre; said bore being situated about 84chains 85 links South and about 84 chains 85 links Westof the 33-mile on the Menzies-Mt. Ida Road. (5 acres.)(Plan 35/300.)

3404/11.VICTORIA (near Bowes' Estate). - No. 19602

(Gravel).-Location Nos. 8393 and 8657. (5a. Or.3.2p.) (Diagram 52017; Plan 157B/40, Dl.)

3397/27.NELSON (near Manjimup).-No. 19605 (Quarry-

Sand).-The area bounded by lines starting at a pointon the South-Western side of Brain Street, Manjimup,situated one chain South-Westerly in prolongation of theSouth-Eastern side of Mottra,m Street and extendingSouth-Easterly along the said side of Brain Street about4 chains 26 links to the North-Western corner of Re-serve 16437; thence South-Westerly to the South-Westcorner of said Reserve; thence about 4 chains 26 linksparallel to Brain Street; thence North-Easterly to thestarting point. (About 2a. 2r. 9p.) (Plan 439C/40,F4.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OF AREA AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVE.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 10th August, 1927.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to, approve of the Area and Boundaries ofthe following Reserve being amended as described inthe Schedule below, for the purpose therein set forth;the Area and Boundaries previously published in theGovernment Gazette being hereby cancelled:-

3114/24.NORTHCLIFFE.No. 18775 (Recreation) .-Lot No.

66 (in lieu of Lot 68). (23a. 3r. 25p.) (Diagram40892; Plan, Northcliffe Townsite.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lauds.

THE PERMANENT RESERVES ACT, 1899.

Classification of Reserve near West Subiaco.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. No. 5180/96. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to classify, under the provisions of "ThePermanent Reserves Act, 1899," Reserve 19574, nearWest Subiaco, as of Class "A" under the said Act, forthe purpose of "Recreation."


THE PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.

Appointment of Boarcl-Wagerup Recreation Ground.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. No. 4711/95. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of theabove Act, Messrs. John Hill, Robert Kirkham, andJohn Henry Eastcott as a Board to control and managethe Recreation Ground at Wagerup (Reserve 3207).

AMENDMENT OF WAG1N AND KATANNINGLAND AGENCY DISTRICTS.

Department of Lands and Surveys.1053/03. Perth, 10th August, 1927.

IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governorin Executive Council has been pleased to alter the boun-dary between the Katanning and Wagin Laud AgencyDistricts to the following, in lieu of that previouslypublished :-

Leaving the present boundary at its junction withthe South-East boundary of Williams Location 9767and extending North-Eastward to the location's Eastcorner; thence along the North-Western side of thePingrup Road to the Southern boundary of WilliamsLocation 9779; thence along the South boundaries ofthe latter and those of Williams Locations 9780, 9781,12456, 9786, 9787, 13376, and onwards along the Northside of the road to the South-West corner of Roe Lo-cation 421; thence along the latter's South boundary,and onwards along the North side of proposed roadEastward to the South corner of Roe Location 457;thence by the latter's South-Eastern boundaries andthe North boundaries of Locations 454 and 453; thenceclue East therefrom to the West boundary of the Ravens-thorpe Land Agency District. (Plans 407/80, 406/80.)


AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. .1827

CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corr. No. 6489/97. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, wider Section 41 of "TheLand Act, 1898," of the purpose of Reserve 7541.,York, being changed from "Public Gardens" to "Re-creation and Public Gardens."


GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale, at public auction, on the dates and at theplaces specified below:

BEVERLEY.16th. August, 1927, at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeCorriginTown, 215, lr. 4.5p., £20.YorkTown, 298, la. lr. 14p., £20.

MOORA.26th August, 1927, at 4 p.m., at the Court House

INToora--='171, 172, 4a. 2r. each, £25 each.

KATANNING.1st September, 1927, at 11 (1.111., at the District Lands

OfficeBordenTown 13, 39.flp., £17.T ambellup"117, 4a. 2r. 31p., £10; 118, 5a., ±:10.

CARNARVON.7th September, 1927, at 11 a.m., at the Court House--

Carnarvon*52, 3a. lr. 25p., £14."Suburban for cultivation.The purchaser will have the option of taking, in lieu

of a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, on payment of a premiumequal to the amount of his bid in excess of the upsetprice.

All improvements on the laud offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this office. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.


FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-paymeat of rent to 30th June, 1927:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corr. No.Braddock, L. J. R., Peel (159), 7140/51 (3a. 2r. Op.),

£40 10s.; 7314/23.Curator of Intestate Estates, Kimberley, 1544/98

(216,416 acres), £217; 1330/20.Curator of Intestate Estates, Kimberley, 1545/98

(75,000 acres), £75; 7291/06.Friedlander, Harris, Balmanup (2), 17314/47 (1r.), £8

2s.; 6120/23.Friedlander, harris, Balmanup (1), 17313/47 (39p.),

£10 2s. 6d.; 6119/23.Friedlander, Harris, Balmanup (49), 7211/51 (2a. 3r.

3p.), £6 9s. 8d.; 1903/24.Miles, B. C., Balmanup (7), 17315/47 (1r. 28p.), £13

lOs.; 6480/23.Tucker, T. K., Eastern, 3408/97 (96,000 acres), £38

13s.; 4554/25.Woods, D. G., Wellard (25), 17142/47 (39p.), 3s.;

3962/23.

Woods D. 0., Wellard (26), 17143/47 (lr.); £3 7s. 6d.;3963/23.

Adams, Thomas, Melbourne (2729), 11231/56 (308acres), £92 8s.: 7507/12.

Brown, Arthur, Plantagenet (3274), 14329/68 (159acres), £2 16s. 6,1.: 4648/21.

Lamb, A. E., Kojonup (2988), 32426/55 (100 acres),£5 5s. 8d.; 8581/12.

Sim, James, Victoria (5500, 38829/55 (839 acres), £314s. 20.; 5127/21.

Sutton, Henry, South-West, 1627/93 (5,860 acres), £6;10165/07.

Sutton, Henry, South-West, 1629/93 (3,450 acres), £4;10164/27.

Gipphard, William, North-West, 3562/96 (about 24,000acres), £2] Os. 90.; 1215/25.

Macgregor, A. L. G., Wellard (4), 17585/47 (1r.), £82s.; 2644/24.

THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a:Buckingham, L. H., Eastern, 3334/97 (100,000 acres),

non-compliance with conditions; 6212/24.Church, Martha, Peel Estate (6265 and 55), 20/2251

(190a. lr. 8p.), abandoned; 164/27.Davies, Osmund, Fitzgerald (314), 42270/55 (1,030a.

Or. 26p.), abandoned; 1457/27.Davies, Ostnund, Fitzgerald (718), 25512/74 (166

acres), abandoned; 1933/27.Lego, W. J., Ninghan (977), 21703/74 (160 acres),

abandoned; 5104/25.Ryan, Matthew, Avon (11003), 13232/68 (160 acres),

non-compliance with conditions; 7995/20.Coyne, Frederick, Kojonup (8198), 20776/68 (141a.

Or. 2p.), non-compliance with conditions; 2011/25.Henville, 0. L. B., Avon (23843), 25092/74 (58a. Or.

29p.), non-compliance with conditions; 577/26.Sim, James, Victoria (7465), 22469/74 (160 acres),

non-compliance with conditions; 5126/26.Bronnand, Arthur, Yilgarn (384), 20687/68 (2,319a.

Or. 19p.). abandoned; 2682/26.Campbell, A. E., Yilgarn (512), 41997/55 (999a. 3r.

21p.), non-compliance with conditions; 3396/26.Evenis, F. P., Oldfield (362), 41959/55 (840a. Or. 24p.),

non-compliance with conditions; 2089/26.Evenis, F. T., Oldfield (288), 25187/74 (160 acres;,

non-complinace with conditions; 3750/26.Leo, Thomas, Yilgarn (537), 12973/56 (1,000a. Or.

27p.), non-compliance with conditions; 4522/23.O'Leary, P. G. Yilgarn (132), 20745/68 (1,436a. lr.

19p.), abanCloned; 3358/26.Rhodes, M. A., Victoria (4588), 19138/68 (600 acres),

non-compliance with conditions; 2105/25.Thayer, W. H., Esperance (896), 42103/55 (999a. 3r.

35p.), abandoned; 5110/26.Fowler, R. R. W., South-West, 1119/41A (about 1,145

acres), abandoned; 4166/25.Chatfield, T. A., Avon (25659), 25067/74 (160 acres),

non-compliance with conditions; 2370/26.


TENDERS FOR LEASING PORTION OF RESERVENo. 10664.

Katcynning Land Agency.

Grazing Purposes.

Section 41a of n The Land Act, 1898," and itsamendments.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 8566/06. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.

TBNDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinportion of Water Reserve 10664 (described hereunder),containing about 75 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the willof the Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminableat three months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly, and no compensation will be paid for improve-ments effected at the expiration of the lease or thesooner determination thereof.

1828 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Au Gun, 12, 1927.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£5 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Water Reserve10664" (shown on Public Plan 416A/40, C2), andaddressed "Under Secretary for Lands," must be lodgedat the Lands Office, Katanning, on or before Wednes-day, 24th August, 1927.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 416A/40, C2.)

C. G. MORRIS,tinder Secretary for Lauds.

Schedule.That part of Reserve No. 10664 (Water) situated

South of Road No. 2540.

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVED LAND ATGEERALYING SIDING.Narrogin Land Agency.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

amendments.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corr. 13107/10. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve at Geeralying Siding (described hereunder),containing about twenty-six acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the willof the Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminableat three months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly, and no compensation will be paid for improve-ments effected at the expiration of the lease or thesooner determination thereof.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£5 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Reserve atGeeralying Siding" (shown on Public Plan 385A/40.B2), and addressed "Under Secretary for Lands,"must be lodged at the Lands Office, Narrogin, on orbefore Wednesday, 24th August, 1927.


The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 385A/40, B2.)


Schedule.That part of Williams Location 1593 situated South

of road No. 3949, excluding a one-chain road extendingNorth-West from the South-East corner of said loca-tion to the Geeralying Station.

TENDERS FOR LEASING PART OF STOCK ROUTERESERVE NEAR LAKE YANCHEP.

Perth Land Agency.Grazing Purposes.

Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and itsamendments.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 2010/18. Perth, 3rd August, 1927.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinthe Stock Route Reserve near Lake Yanchep, describedhereunder, containing about 700 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. Minister for Lands and terminable at threemonths' notice, rent being apportioned accordingly, andno compensation will be paid for improvements effectedat the expiration of the lease or the sooner determina-tion thereof.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£1 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Stock RouteReserve" (shown on Public Plan 29/80, F2), and ad-dressed "Under Secretary for Lands," must be lodgedat the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday,24th August, 1927.


The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 29/80, F2.)


Schedule.That part of the Stock Route near Lake Yanchep

situated South of Reserve No. 911, with its Southernboundary a production Westerly of the Northern boun-dary of Class A Reserve 9868.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.:Under Part X of "The Land Act, 1898."

IT is hereby notified that the land described, hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part X.of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on andafter the date specified:

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1927KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.

Weld District (near Mt. Margaret).Corr. No. 4888/21. (Plan 43/300.)That part of Reserve 5175, containing about 1,400

acres (excluding Reserve No. 10399), being the areasituated West of a North and South line starting froma point abOut 70 chains East of the North-West cornerof aforesaid Reserve 5175; subject to appraisement.(Reserve No. 5175 (Common) is hereby reduced.)

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1927.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

EuclaNurina District (near Eyre).

Corres. 3107/27. (Plans 13, 15, 16/300.)Those areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

457,000, 500,000, 500,000, and 100,000 acres; being latePastoral Leases 1175/95, 1176/95, 1177/95, 1166/95.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the (laths set out in the schedules.

The areas marked "A" shall be open for selectionby the special classes of selectors hereinafter named inthe following order of preference:

Under "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

(2) Under "The Laud Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

Under The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinaryselectors.

(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block withina Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease and con-ditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of "The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 1909.")

The areas marked "B" are not subject to such orderof preference.

The areas marked thus * are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office

for the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one for anyblock the application to be granted will be determinedby the Land Board, except in cases where it is already

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(3)

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1829

determined by the order of preference set out aboveunder "A." Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the Land13oard in person he may apply to the Head Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the District or Bran,thLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Departmentwhich, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available for sevendays from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VIII. must take the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the valueof improvements, if any, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crown under "The Agricultural LandsPurchase Act, 1909," or otherwise for settlement) arereduced by one-half to Discharged A.I.F. Soldiers only.

SCHEDULE.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1927.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

(fa,/Avon District (three miles North of Jubuk).

Corr. No. 6078/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 344/80,

A3.)Location No. 19752, containing 329a. Or. 6p.; classi-

fication, page 29 of 14547/10; subject to pricing andthe payment of survey fee (£14) ; being E. G. Brown'scancelled application.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.C(13.1,

Wellington District (near Warawarrup).Corr. No. 1675/17.Open under Part V., Section 55. (Plan Korijekup,

Sheet 4, and 383d/40.)Korijekup Estate Lots 180 and 181, containing 39a.

3r. 37p. and 60a. 1r. Op., respectively, at £2 12s. and£2 10s. per acre; subject to a Drainage Rate ofabout 2s. 6d. per acre per annum. Previous noticesrespecting these lots, restricting same to dischargedsoldiers only, is hereby cancelled.

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.lt B. If

Esperance District (near Scaddan).Corr. No. 1508/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

C4.)Location No. 447, containing 669 acres, at 10s. 6d. per

acre; classification, page 5, 1508/27; subject to theconditions regarding Agricultural Bank advance, ifgranted ; being A. Delmenico 's cancelled application.

'cm))Esperancc District (near Caitup Siding).


D3.)Location No. 561, containing 2,023 acres; subject to

pricing; classification, page 9, 2153/12; subject tospecial conditions governing Agricultural Bank advancesas may be granted; being V. J. Bach's forfeited C.P.18783/68.

413.1)

Fitzgerald District (3 miles N.E. of Red Lake).Corr. No. 1631/26.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

C4.)Location No. 414, containing 1,283a. 2r. 20p., at 12s.

per acre; classification, page 34 of 367/22; subject tothe conditions governing Agricultural Bank advance asmay he granted in this District; being L. M. Kearsley'sforfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 41936/55.

IfB.1f

Fitzgerald District (12 miles N.W. of Red Lake).Corr. No. 562/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

A 3 and 4.)Locations Nos. 454 and 818, containing 1,033a. 2r.

24p., at 10s. 6d. per acre; classification, page 60, 367/22; subject to the conditions governing AgriculturalBank advance, as may be granted in this District; beingM. H. Purdy 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease41787/55 and Homestead Farm 24996/74.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.B.),

Victoria District (near Pindar).Corr. No. 3060/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 155/80,

A & B 1 & 2.)That area, containing about 1,250 acres, bounded by

lines starting at a point about 13 chains North of theSouth-West corner of Location 3646 and extendingSouth about 190 chains; thence North-West about 230chains parallel to and at a distance of 12Ye miles fromthe Wongan Dills-Mullewa Railway; thence East tothe starting point; subject to survey, classification, andpricing; subject also to the conditions regarding selec-tion of land within Pastoral Leases in the South-WestDivision.

Victoria District (East of Yuna).Corr. No. 2704/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 161/80,

A4.)The area, containing about 640 acres, bounded by

lines starting from the South-East corner of Location6174; thence North about SO chains, East about 80chains; thence South and West to the starting point;subject to survey, classification, and pricing. The pre-scribed cost of survey must be lodged before survey, ifconsidered necessary by the Lands Department.

Victoria District (12 miles South-East of Pindar).Corr. No. 1556/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 155/80,

A & B 2 & 3.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

5,000 acres, starting from the S.E. corner of Location8409; thence East 320 chains; thence North 157 chains;thence West 320 chains; thence South 157 chains backto starting point; subject to survey, classification, andpricing and the payment of half cost of survey fee(£28 10s.) with applications and the balance, £28 10s.,to be paid within 14 days from the issue of the ap-proval notice; also subject to the conditions governingselection within Pastoral Leases in the South-WestDivision.

Victoria District (four miles North of ArdinglySiding).


C 1 and 2.)Location No. 7229, containine. 947a. lr. 21p., at 7s.

per acre; classification, page 3 of 2200/20; being N.Goodhill's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 21019;68.

Victoria District (five miles North of Yuna.)Corr. No. 413/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160/80,

E 2 and 3.)Location No. 4930, containing 1,000 acres, at 4s. 6d.

per acre; classification, page 33 of 9909/09, Vol. 1;being F. and G. ()riddle's cancelled application.

1830 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AuGUST 12, 1927.

i B I

Victoria District (three miles North-East of Beatty).Corr. No. 4135/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 156B/

40, Fl.)Location No. 7091, containing 2,731a. Or. 32p., at

5s. per acre; classification, page 6 of 7971/19; subjectto the payment of improvements effected by -the Pas-toral Lessees; being J. Wood's, cancelled application.

c(13.),Victoria District (seven miles East of Beatty Siding).

Corr. No. 3680/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 156B/

40, F 1 and 2.)Location No. 5719, containing 999 acres, at 6s. per

acre; classification, page 28 of 5086/11; being the areaexcluded from C.P. 20778/68.

Victoria District (four miles South of Perenjori).Corr. No. 6158/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 122/80,

F4,)Location No. 6320, containing 1,022 acres, at 7s. per

acre; classification, page 67 of 1798/12; being W. L.Benson's forfeited C.P. 19942/68.

B.1)Victoria District (15 miles West of Morawa).


Al.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

2,280 acres, starting from the South-East corner of Lo-cation 7596; thence South 200 chains; thence West 95chains; thence North 160 chains; thence West 70chains; thence North 40 chains and bark to startingpoint; 'subject to survey, classification, and pricing andthe payment of full survey. fee (£40) with application;being G. B. Harris's cancelled application.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.c(By7

Kojonup District (eight miles South of Nyabing).Corr. No. 6526/19.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 417/80,

F2.)Location No. 6662, containing 300 acres, at 7s. 6d.

per acre; classification, page 46 of 12900/10, Vol. 2;being T. H. McDonald's forfeited C.P. 11364/68.

(cm,'Kojowup District.

Corr. No. 6759/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 415B/

40, F2; 416A/40, A2.)Location No. 4838, containino. 281a. Or. 9p., at 6s. 9d.

per acre; Locations Nos. 4835, 4837, 4829, 4830, 4836,

and 8248, containing 1,759a. 2r. 21p., at 5s. 3d. peracre. Reducible to 3s. 6d. and 2s. 3d. per acre re-spectively if poison is eradicated and the land stockedin five years; classifications, page 7 of 6487/19 andpage 4 of 6381/23; subject to the payment of the Agri-cultural Bank indebtedness; being C. H. Eatts' for-feited Conditional Purchase Lease 21354/68 and Home-stead Farm 25402/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Dowerin A.A. (Avon District), near Dowerin Lakes.Corr. No. 10827/99.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33d/40,

A and B 3.)The area, containing about 84 acres, bounded by lines

starting at the North-East corner of Dowerin A.A. Lot121, and extending West about 30' chains; thence North-North-West parallel to and at a distance of one chainfrom a defined track to a point on the South side of aone-chain road, situated about 6 chains from the North-West corner of Lot 56; thence East to the North-Westcollier of Lot 115; thence South and East along theWest and South boundaries of Lots 115 and 113;thence South to the starting point; subject to survey,classification, and pricing. `B" Reserve 4244 (water)is hereby reduced.

B. 1)

Melbourne District (half-mile from Korraling Siding).Corr. No. 2913/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 57/80,

D2.)Location No. 2266, containing 1,000 acres, at 8s. 6d.

per acre; classification, page 7 of 2913/24; being W.Nicholl's forfeited Conditional Purchase 18129/68.

reB./yAvon District (three miles North-West of Wyola).Corr. No. 2263/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 26C/

40, D3.)Locations Nos. 19342, 20630, 17600, 20441, and

16345, containing 1,092 acres, 1,800 acres, 246 acres,483a. Or. 19p., and 640 acres respectively, at ls. per acre;classification, page 10 of 2263/25; subject to the pay-ment of full survey fee (£54) with applications; beingJ. H. Noack's cancelled application 20427/68.

Ninghan District (18 miles East of Pithara).Corr. No. 153/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 64/80,

Fl.)Locations Nos. 851 and 962, containing 1,000 acres,

at 7s. per acre; classification, page 80 of 405/08, Vol.3; being P. Cox's forfeited C.P. 18920/68 and H.F.24440/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.B."

SWAN DISTRICTPYRTON REPITRCEASED ESTATE (situate near Guildford).PlanPyrton Estate.

Available for General Selection.Corres. 1407/27.

Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909,"and Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

LOS,No. Area.

Priceper

acre.

PurchaseMoney.

To Returned Soldiers. Ex-ImperialSoldiers. Civilians.

Plus first Half-yearly Instalment.half year's

interest Next Balancecapitalised four-and-a- 25 yearsat 6 per half years' andinteresi

cent. per only at at 6 perannum. 6 per cent. cent. per

per annum. annum.

Half-yearly Instalment.

Over 30 years,includinginterest at6 per cent.per annum.

Over 30 years,includinginterest at6 per cent.per annum.

Agricul-turalBank

indebtedne

Improvements.

Totalcharge

includingcapitalisedinterest.

Half-yearlyinstalment

over 25years, at

61 per cent.per annum.

a. r. p.2983

, 14 2 13114

£ s. d.

20 0 0

£ s. d.

290 2 6

£ s. d.

298 16 7

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8 19 4

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£ B. d.

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44 19 8

£ s. d.

1 16 8First instal-ment paid& interest.

Subject to Agricultural Bank mortgage ; being G. P. Taylor's cancelled application

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1831

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

COCKBURN SOUND DisTnicz(PlanPeel Estate (Sheet 4), Spectacle Swamp).

Available for General Selection.Co rres. 789 /25.

Open under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act,1909," and Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Lot No. Area. Price per Purchaseacre. money.

To Returned Soldiers.

Plus firsthalf-year's

interestcapitalisedat 6 percent. perannum.

Half-yearly instalment.

Next 0years in-terest onlyat 6 per cent.per annum.

Ex. Imp.Soldiers.

Civilians.

Half-yearly instalment.

Balance 25 Over 30 Over 30years prin- years, in- years, in-cipal and eluding in- eluding in-interest at terest at 6 terest at 66 per cent. per cent, per cent.per annum. I per annum. per annum.

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t Blocks bracketed to be selected as one holding. Subject to drainage and other conditions specially applying to thePeel Estate.

ceiw,Murray District (near Dwellingup).

Corr, No. 8406/06.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 3800/20,

D4.)That part of Location 679 (about 37 acres 1 rood. 24

perches) bounded by lines starting from the North-West corner of said location and extending East about17 chains along its Northern boundary; thence Southabout 22 chains; thence West and North to the startingpoint; subject to survey, classification, and pricing;adjoining holders only.

(c13.1)

Jandakot A.A. District (about three -miles South ofJandakot).

Corr. No. 3875/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 341A/40,

B2.)Jandakot A.A. Lot 200, comprising 111 acres, at 12s.

per acre; classification page 15 of 14022/11; being E.Tangney 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease15807/68.


c B. n

Victoria District (nine miles East of Mungerde-gunyidie) .


E3.)Location 7352, containing 433 acres 0 roods 20

perches, at 5s. 3d. per acre; classification page 18,2918/20; being A. F. Ramsay 's forfeited C.P. 20580/68.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.B.71

Oldfield District (8 miles E. of Kandip).Corr. No. 6637/26.

B2 .)Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 421/80,

Location No. 403, containing 2,500 acres; classifica-tion, page 11, 6637/26; subject to pricing, mining con-ditions and payment of survey fee with application ifrequested; being L. Ritchie's cancelled application.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.tiB.,)

Yilgarn District (near Geelakin, North Westonia).Corr. No. 1655/26.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 35/80, Geelakin,

Sheet 1.)Location 330, containing 1,000 acres 2 roods 5

perches, at 9s. 6d. per acre; classification page 16,478/26; subject to mining conditions; being T. 0.Shea's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 41837/55.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 24th AUGUST, 1927.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.'gm)

Plantagenet District (near Tennessee).Corr. No. 13305/10, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 457A/40,

Al, 456B/20, Fl.)The area, containing about 170 acres 2 roods 29

perches, bounded on the West by Location 2969, onthe North by Locations 1009 and 1185, on the East byLocations 3423 and 3422, and on the South by a linestarting at a point 40 chains South of the South-Westcorner of Location 1009 and extending East to inter-sect with the Western boundary of Location 3422. Sub-ject to survey, classification, and pricing. (ReserveNo. 17464 (Common) is hereby reduced.)

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (two miles North of Dinninup).Corr. No. 4350/05.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 415D/40,

C3.)Location 1424, containing 140 acres subject to pric-

ing; being A. E. Draper's forfeited Homestead Farm6581/74.

((B')Nelson District (near Jardee).

Corr. No. 5856/24.Open under Part V., Section 55 only. (Plan 442B/40,

El, No. 1 State Mill.)Location 9683, containing 27 acres 3 roods 27 perches,

at £1 7s. per acre; subject to firing rights on the RifleRange being granted (if required) to the Common-wealth Government; selection limited to one block toone person in this subdivision and the conditions gov-erning selection within State Saw-milling Permits;being W. A. Kamman 's forfeited C.P. 41148/55.

ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.11.8

Fitzgerald District (seven miles East of Salmon Gums).Corr. Na. 336/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

C & D 2.)Location 603, containing 1,025 acres 0 roods 10

perches, at 10s. 6d. per acre; classification page 11,3760/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted in this dis-trict; being A. H. Harwood's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 41773/55.

e(B),Fitzgerald District (12 miles South-West of Salmon

Gums) .Corr. No. 6759/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

A 3. )

Location 649, containing 994 acres 2 roods 17perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 51, 3760/23; subject to the conditions governing AgriculturalBank advances as may be granted; being J. H. Jacobsand Pullen's forfeited Conditional Purchase 41757/55.

(CB),

Fitzgerald District (14 miles West of Red Lai -e).Corr. No. 1046/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

A4.)Locations 640 and 834, containing 964 acres 0 roods

38 perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 42,3760/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted in this district;being W. Brown's forfeited C.P. 41867/55 and H.F.25070/74.

!Calf

Esperance District (near Caitup Siding).Corr. No. 3855/94.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 423/80, D3.)The area, containing about 12 acres, bounded by

lines starting from a point one chain East of the South-East corner of Location 319 and extending East about7 chains, thence North about 18 chains, thence Westand South to the starting point; subject to survey,classification, and pricing. (Reserve No. 2779 (Travel-lers and Stock) is hereby reduced.)

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.433.7,

Victoria District (near Perenjori).Corr. No. 4100/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 122/80,

F4.)Location 3699, containing 224 acres 2 roods 2 perches;

subject to pricing; being the land rendered vacant bythe amendment of J. Hesford's appliCation.

(cal)Victoria District (two miles North-West of

Pintharuka).Corr. No. 5127/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 128/80,

B4.)Locations 5504 and 7465, containing 999 acres; sub-

ject to pricing; classification page 17 of 13757/10;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being JamesSim's forfeited C.P. 38829/55 and Homestead Farm22469/74.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District.

Corr. No. 11115/05.Open under Part V. (Plan 3780/40, E3.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along the North-Western boundaries of Wickepin A.A.Loth 15 and 410, at 15s. per acre. This land is avail-able only to holders of land abutting thereon. TheCrown Grant of this land will not issue before thoseof adjoining blocks in the same name.

"B"Williams District (11 miles North-West of Williams).

Corr. No. 326/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 384B/40,

D & E 1.)Location 11286, containing 632 acres, at 9s. per acre;

reducible to 4s. if poison is eradicated and the landstocked in five years; classification page 4, 326/26;being J. F. Bingham's forfeited C.P. 20521/68.

Roe District (10 miles North-East of Burngup).Corr. No. 901/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 387/80,

Fl.)Roe Location 961, containing about 3,000 acres; sub-

ject to survey, classification, and pricing, and the pay-ment of full survey fee (£44) with applications; beingR. F. Arnott's cancelled application.


NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Ninghan District (near De-Eranning Hill).

Corr. No. 6208/24.Open under Part V. (Plan 54/80, Bl.)Location 2395, containing 33 acres 1 rood 4 perches,

at IGs. (id. per acre, including survey fee; and LocationNo. 2396, containing. 41 acres 3 roods 5 perches, at 13s.per acre, including survey fee; available to adjoiningholders only. (Reserve 18802 is hereby reduced.)

.4 ion District.Corr. No. 6336/26.Open under Part V. (Plan 3A/40, C2.)The laud contained within the closed road through

Location 5913, at 1.5s. per acre. This land is availableonly to the holders of land abutting thereon. TheCrown Grant of this land will not be issued before thoseof adjoining blocks in the same name.

Ninghan District.Corr. No. 5712/26.Open under Part V. (Plan 54/80, A2.)The land contained within the closed road passing

through Ninghan Location 1823, at 15s. per acre. Thisland is available only to Rolders of land abutting there-on. The Crown Grant of this land will not he issuedbefore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

CiEwlAvon District (eight miles South of Yelbeni).


A4.)Locations 20539 and 20537, containing 640 and 160

acres respectively; subject to pricing; classificationspage 4, 11525/12, and page 3, 11524/12; subject to thepayment or taking over the Agricultural Bank's mort-gage; being E. and .T. B. Condor's forfeited C.P.3230/68 and H.F. 19077/74.

Corres. 3270/21.Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," and

Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Avon District (25 miles West of Koorda),Corr. No. 6161/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/40,

A3.)Locations 18308 and 18309, containing 1,920 acres, at

5s. 6d. per acre (clasifications pages 95 and 96 of6268/20; being R. .T. Taylor's forfeited C.P. 20124/68,

Avon District (nine miles North-West of WogarlSiding).


B2.)The Eastern portion of Avon Location 18292, con-

taining about 368 acres; being 0. J. and W. F. Cole'sabandoned application.

Avon District (12 miles South of Mandiga).Corr. No. 1412/26.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plans 55/80,

111, 34/80, 131.)Locations 20309 and 20311, containing 1,295 acres

and 2,314 acres respectively, at GS. 6d. per acre; classi-fication pages 10 and 12 of 11450/12; also Location20310, containing 979 acres, at 7s. per acre; classifica-tion page 11 of 11450/12; being H. 0, Naylor 's for-feited C.P. 20216/68 and 20491/68.

Avon District (six miles North of Lake Brown).Corr. No. 5770/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 54/80,

A2 & 3.)Location 22723, containing 1,816 acres 3 roods 8

perches, at 5s. per acre; classification page 6, 577/23;Agricultural Bank advance refused; being G. Carson'sforfeited C.P. 20093/68.

PERTH LAND AGENCY."B

COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICTPEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate East of Balmanup).

PlanPeel Estate.

Available for General Selection

LotNo.

Area. Price peracre,

Purchasemoney.

To Returned Soldiers. Bx-ImperialI Civilians.Soldiers.

AgriculturalBank In-

debtedness.

Improvements.

Plus firsthalf year's

interestcapitalisedat 6 percent. perannum.

Half-yearly Instalment. Half-yearly Instalment,Total charge,

Includ.ingcaPitallsedInterest,

Half-yearlyinstalment

over 25 yearsat 6} per centpet annum.

Next 4years onlyat 6 percent, perannum,

Balance 25years andinterest at6 per cent,per annum,

Over 30 years,including

Interest at 6per cent, per

annum,

Over 30 years,including

Interest at 6per cent, per

annum.

105

a. r. p. £ s. d.

218 2 34 0 15 0

£ s. d.

164 0 0

£ s. d.

168 10 2

£ s. U.

5 1 4

£ s. d.

6 11 4

£ s. U. £ s. U.

5 18 7 5 15 1

£ s, d.

...

£ s. d.

125 13 2

£ B. d.

5 0 5

Subject to Agricultural Bank's indebtedness £685 12s. 9d. to 31 /12 /26 and conditions governing selection in this estate ;being C. H. Leonard's forfeited C.P. 20/1891.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.413.11

Yilgarn District (near (4eelakin, North Westonia)Corr. No. 1654/26.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan Geelakin, Sheet

1.)Locations 291; containing 3,357 acres 2 roods 12

perches, at 4s. Gd. per acre; 293, containing 4,517 acres1 rood 34 perches, at 4s. per acre; 294, containing 4,384acres 3 roods 36 perches, at 4s. 3d. per acre; 29-5, con-taining 4,780 acres 2 roods 17 perches, at 4s. per acre;311, containing 4,321 acres 3 roods 38 perches, at 3s.Gd. per acre; 320, containing 3,813 'acres 1 rood. 37perches, at 5s. 6d. per acre; classifications in Corres.473/26; subject to milling conditions; no AgriculturalBank loan guaranteed; being W. J., J. W., G. L., H. T.,

E. G., and F. J. Emmett's abandoned Conditional Pur-chase Leases 20795/68, 20800/08, 20798/68, 20796/68,26790/68, and 20797/68.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY."B.n

Roc District (15 miles East of Pingrup).Cory. No. 2523/26.Open under Parts V., .V1.., and VIII, (Plan 407/80,

3.)Locations 459 and 665, containing 1,351 acres 1 rood

22 perches, at 1.0s.. Gd. per acre classification page 2,7629/22; no Agricultural Bank advance guaranteed;1.=ein,,o. W. Duncan's forfeited O.P. 41946/5.1 and Home-stead Parra 25166/74.


OPEN WEDNESDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1927.

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Hay District (22 miles South-West of Tenterden).Corr. No. 22/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 444/80,

C2.)The Southern portion of Location 1151 (Location

1231), containing about 1,200 acres; subject to survey(classification page 3 of 5753/20), at 5s. 6d. per acre;being Thos. Bell's cancelled application.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.(B,)Avon District (nine miles South-West of Beverley).Corr. No. 3404/26.

F2 penunder Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 342B/40,

Locations 23899, 23900 and 23902, containing about1,539 acres; subject to survey, classification, and pric-ing, and to the payment of the prescribed cost of sur-vey, if considered necessary by the Lands Department.Previous gazettal notice respecting these locations ishereby cancelled.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.tim7,

Wellington District (two miles North-West ofBoyanup).

Corr. No. 3100/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 411D/40,

A4.)Locations 128, 129, and 137, containing 186 acres,

192 acres, and 148 acres 1 rood 36 perches respectively;subject to pricing; classifications page 14 of 3100/12,page 15 of 3100/12 and page 38 of 2993/15; beingW. R., F. A., and B. H. Trainer's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 31614/55 and Homestead Farms 18266/74, 18265/74, and 20798/74.

ESPERANCE 'LAND AGENCY.(B./5

Esperance District (about six miles South-West ofScaddan).

Corr. 'No. 2842/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

B4.)Locations 512 and 1281, containing 1,000 acres, at

10s. per acre; classification page 4, 7072/23) ; subjectto the conditions governing Agricultural Bank ad-vances, as may be granted; being E.. J. Williams' for-feited Conditional Purchase Lease 41973/55 and Home-stead Farm 25204/74.

ccay,

Fitzgerald District (seven miles West of Dowak).Corr. No. 7965/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80.)Locations 461 and 808, containing 946 acres 1 rood

3 perches, at 8s. 6d. per acre; classification page 33 of70/22); subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances, as may be granted in this dis-trict; being G. F. Marsh's forfeited Conditional Pur-chase Lease 40101/55 and Homestead Farm 23430/74.

B.),Fitzgerald District (six miles North-East of Dowak).

Corr. No. 3039/26.Open under. Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

Cl.)Location 1020, containing 1,094 acres 1 rood 37

perches, at 4s. 6d. per acre; classification page 35 of5608/25; subject to mining conditions and the condi-tions governing Agricultural Bank advances, as may begranted; being H. W. Lazenby's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 20896/68.

t, 11

Fitzgerald District (10 miles West of Salmon Gums).Corr. No. 5143/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80.)Locations 306 and 730, containing 1,000 acres 0 roods

28 perches, at 8s. 3d. per acre; classification page 12,70/22; subject to the conditions governing AgriculturalBank advances, as may be granted in this district;being W. E. Mellor's forfeited Conditional PurchaseLease 39445/55 and Homestead Farm 22915/74.

ita),Fitzgerald District (four miles North-East of

Treslove) .Corr. No. 6530/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

C & D 2.)Locations 334 and 717, containing 915 acres 0 roods

2 perches, at lls. 3d. per acre; classification page 1,5490/21; subject to special conditions governing Agri-cultural Bank advances as may be granted; being T.Allison's cancelled application.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria District (four miles South-West of Arrino).Corr. No. 5775/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 123/80,

E4.)Location 4613, containing 160 acres, at 5s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 8 of 12493/09; also that por-tion of unsurveyed land, containing about 340 acres,starting from the South-West corner of Location 4613,thence South 28 chains, thence East 60 chains, thenceNorth about 82 chains, thence West 34 chains, thenceSouth and West by Location 4613 back to startingpoint; being C. Dood's cancelled application. The un-surveyed area is subject to payment of full survey fee(£16 10s.) with applications and the conditions govern-ing selection within a Pastoral Lease.

CIB,1Victoria District (171 /2 miles from Puna).


133-4.)Location 5903, containing 999 acres, at 6s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 14 of 1337/11; being G.Pearce's forfeited C.P. 20681/68.

cB,,Victoria. District (19 miles East of Ajama).


E3.)Locations 5086, 5083, 5082, 5080, and 5073, contain-

ing 999 acres, 999 acres, 984 acres, 998 acres, and 998acres respectively, at 5s. 3d. per acre as a whole; classi-fication, page 3 of 4246/20; being J. M. Hickey's for-feited C.P. 20369/68.

icay,Victoria District (about eight miles West of Tardun).


53.)Locations 6020 and 6034, containing 2,628 acres 1

rood 28 perches and 2,343 acres 2 roods 32 perches re-spectively, at 4s. per acre; classification in 2357/12;being E. Durant and E. A. Finnerty's forfeited C.P.16955/68.

NA TANNING LAND AGENCY.ct B. )1

Kest District (16 miles South-East of Toompup).Corr. No. 709/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 435/80,

04.)Location 435, containing 1,432 acres 0 roods 39

perches at 4s. 3d. per acre; reducible to' 3s. 3d. ifpoison is eradicated and the land stocked in five years;classification page 6 of 5598/19; being the land excisedfrom R. Kirby's application.


Kojonup District (12 miles South of Pingrup).Corr. No. 1947/27.Open under Parts V., 'VI., and VIII. (Plan 418/80,

B2.)Locations 8114 and 8113, containing about 350 acres

and about 210 acres respectively; subject to survey,classification, and pricing, and the payment of fullsurvey fee with applications (£16 1.0s. and £14 respec-tively) ; being James Bain's cancelled applications.

CV B.

E yamart p Agricultural Area District (five milesEast of llfurdong Siding).

Corr. No. 5430/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 417D/40,

133.)Lot 106, containing 35 acres 3 roods, at 10s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 4 of 5430/24; being J. H.Blake 's forfeited C.P. 18860/68.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.CC

Williams District (near TV edin Siding).Corr. No. 8234/07.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 386A/40,

B2.)That part of Location 8993 containing about 171.

acres, starting at a point 1 chain West of the North-West corner of Location 8798, and extending Westabout 24 chains, North about 15 chains to the Southernside of a Railway Reserve; thence North-West alongsame about 20 chains, West about 10 chains, Southabout 15 chains to the North-Eastern side of a closedroad; thence South-East along same about 39 chains,South-West 34 chains; thence 10 chains South-East,North-East, and South-East; thence North-East to theNorthern side of closed road aforesaid; thence South-East about 11 chains and North to the starting point.(Excluding Roads Nos. 7288 and 7188 and a 2-chainclosed road.) Subject to survey, classification, andpricing. (Reserve No. 11286 is hereby reduced.)

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Yinghan District (near Sand Soak. ) .Corr. No. 4162/21, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII (Plan 66/80,

F3.1The area, containing about 8,300 acres, hounded by

lines starting from the North-East corner of Location2723 and extending East about 250 chains to the sheetline of Plan 66/80; thence South about 292 chainsto a point in prolongation Easterly of the Northernboundary of a 1.000-acre temporary reserve; thenceWest about 323 chains to a one-chain road; thenceNorth, East, and North to the starting point. Subjectto survey, classification, and pricing, and to the pay-ment of the prescribed cost of survey if considerednecessary by the Lands Department: subject also tothe reservation of 40 acres around Sand Soak. TheGovernment does not guarantee a railway to serve thisarea.

(C B"Avon District (pear Pone's Hill and Lake Brown

Sidings).Corr, No. 4162/21. Vol. 2.

Open under Parts V.. VI.. and VTIT. (Plans 54/80,AS & 4, 54/80, A & B 3 & 4.)

A strip of land. about SO chains wide, containingabout 6,200 acres, bounded on the North by Locations24387 and 24055, on the South by Location 14314, andon the East and West by surveyed locations.

Also the area, containing shout 9 800 acros, houndedon the North by Locations 22726, 22719, 24523. 22718,and 25124, on the East by Road 7413. on the South byT.ocations 24841. 15388. 15287. and 15386. and on theWest by Locations 22730, 22729. and 22728. Subjectto survev, classification. and pricing, and to the pay-ment of the prescribed Cost Of survey if considerednecessair by the Lands Department.

Ninghan District (about five miles South-EastBorrikin Rock).

Corr. No. 3774/04, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V., VI., and VT IT. (Plan 65/80,

134.)Location 3, containing about 169 acres; subject to

classification and pricing. (Reserve 9233 (Water), ishereby cancelled.)

Victoria District (three miles South-East of Buy tine)Corr. No. 5417/25.Open under Parts V., VT., and (Plan 89/80,

C2.)Location 5096, containing" 1,383 acres 3 roods 15

perches, at 6s. 9d. per acre; classification page 6 of5417/25; being W. R .1. Searle 's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Lease 20435/68.

((RHMelbourne District (five 'till' es West of IT orraling).Corr. Na. 1093/21.Open under Parts V., All and VITT. (Plan 57/80,

Cl & 2.)Location 3239, containing about 2,900 acres; subject

to survey, classification, and pricing, and the paymentof full survey fee (£44) with applications; being W.E. Davey 's cancelled application.

Ninghan District (near K ()Mut)Corr. No. 6422/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 57/80,

D2:)Location 2529, containing about 1,200 acres; subject

to survey, classification, and pricing, and the paymentof full survey fee of £28 with applications; being C.H. Park 's cancelled application.

CCRt7

Ninghan District (12 Miles North of Koorda).Corr. No. 681/15.Open under Parts V., VT. and VIII. (Plan 65/80,

F4.)Ninghan Location 958, containing 160 acres, part

of Location 793; subject to survey, classification, andpricing, and the Payment of survey fee if called up;being, Walter Alford 's forfeited Homestead Farm24477/74.

(CB:,Avon District (10 miles of Collgar Siding).Corr. No. 3228/27.Open under Parts V. VI., and VITT. (Plan 24/80,

Al.')Locations 17100 and 24783. containing 1,000 acres

n roods 35 perches. at Ss. 6d, per acre: classificationPare 7 of 3129/25; and Location 17095, containing1.000 acres, at 8s. per acre; classification pare 21 of3714/10; Locations 17100 and 24783 subject to Agri-cultural Bank mortgage (75); being H. C. Roper'scancelled application.

PERTH T.AND AGENCY.

Pirforin District (seven miles North-West of31 arch ageel .

Corr. No. 753/27.Open 'under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 90/50,

C11.1

That portion of uns-urveved land, containing- about5,000 acres, starting from the North-East corner oflocation 4363: thence West about, 200 chains: thenceNorth about 180 chains; thence East about 170 chains:thence North about 48 chains. East about 150 chains:thence South-West hack to starting point: subject tothe payment of full survey fee (£57) with applications;being M. .T. 'Kerr 'a cancelled application.

1836 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AuGusT 12 1927.

CCB:

Victoria District (10 miles West of Mar& agce).Corr. No. 935/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 90/80,

B2, 3.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

5,000 acres, starting from the North-West corner ofLocation 7160; thence North 120 chains; thence West160 chains; thence South 310 chains; thence East 160chains; thence North by Location 7160 back to startingpoint; subject to the payment of full survey fee (£57)with applications; being C. H. G. Peterson's cancelledapplication.

CCBy)

Victoria District (12 miles North-West of Marchagee).Corr. No. 6806/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 90/80,

B1.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about

5,000 acres, starting from the South-West corner ofLocation 8434; thence West about 220 chains; thenceNorth about 230 chains; thence East about 220 chains;thence South about 230 chains back to starting point;subject to the payment of full survey fee (£57) withapplication; being E. C. Gould's cancelled application.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, 1927.ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

(CR,'Esperance District (11 miles West of Scaddan).


A4.)Location 996, containing 1,000 acres 3 roods 37

perches, at 8s. per acre; classification page 14,4060/22; and Location 995, containing 993 acres 3 roods9 perches, at 7s. 6d. per acre; classification page 5,4061/22; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted in this district ;being W. T. and E. J. Frost 's forfeited C.P. 12962/56and 12963/56.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1927.ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

(CB ,/

Fitzgerald District (14 miles West of Red Lake).Corr. No. 3006/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

A4.)Locations 644 and 860, containing 975 acres 3 roods

3 perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 46 of3760/23 ; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being J. LeMon 's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 41980/55and Homestead Farm 25211/74.

(CB )aFitzgerald District (six miles East of Kumarl Siding).


C4.)Location 997, containing 1,092 acres 2 roods 9

perches, at 8s. 9d. per acre; classification page 12 of5608/25; subject to, mining conditions, also conditionsgoverning Agricultural Bank advances, as may begranted; being T. F. Maher 's forfeited C.P. 41986/55.

Fitzgerald District (12 miles East of Salmon Gums).Corr. No. 2999/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80

D3.)Locations 613 and 859, containing 1,086 acres 1 rood

14 perches, at 8s. per acre; classification page 15 of3760/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being R. A.Chapman's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease41968/55 and Homestead Farm 25197/74.

(CanFitzgerald District (12 miles East of Kumarl Siding).


C, D4.)Location 1013, containing 1,093 acres 0 roods 15

perches, at 6s. 6d. per acre; classification page 28 of5608/25; subject to mining conditions, also the condi-tions governing Agricultural Bank advances, as mayhe, granted; being A. Fulbrook's abandoned applica-tion.

CCB.),Fitzgerald District (five miles East of Red Lake).Corr. No. 2148/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,

D4.)Location 291, containing 1,243 acres 2 roods 30

porehe;3, at 11.s. per acre; classification page 3 of6194/21 ; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances, as may be granted; being A. E.Smith'.; forfeited C.F. 12794/56.

(CB:,

Esperanee District (five miles South-East of Gibson).Corr. No. 4446/25.Open. under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 423/80,

T), E, 2 3.)Locations 650 and 695, containing 2,576 acres, at 6s.

per acre; classification page 80, 13518/11 (ex. improve-ments) ; subject to the conditions governing Agricul-tural Bank advances as may be granted; being C. R.Hancock 's forfeited C.P. 19748/68.

RAVENSTIIORPE LAND AGENCY.CCB,

Oldfield District ,(near Kuliba Siding).Corr. No. 4301/26.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 421/80, A3.)Locations 85 and 302, containing 1,698 acres, at

5s. 9d. per acre; classification page 13, 1201/14; sub-ieet to mining conditions and the right of free resump-tion under " The Mining Act; 1904 " ; being W. Turn-bull 's forfeited C.P. 21014/68 and Homestead Farm25296/74.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 12th August, 1027.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart; taker., or resumed under Section17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," -for 'the purposeof new Roads, that is to say:

Filgarn.1591/25.,No. 7350: Extension of. A strip of land, one chain

wide, leaving the present road. at the Eastern corner ofYilgarn- Location 595 and extending East (as shownDiagram- 49991) through Locations 575, 574, and--576and along the South boundary of Location 1083 tosurveyed road at the Eastern corner of the last men-tioned location.

Ga. 2r. 35p. being resumed from Yilgarn Location575.

8a. 1r. 32p. being restuned from Yilgarn Location574.

4a. 3r, 11p, being resumed from Yilgarn Location576. (Plan 53/80, B. C:4,)

Baryswater.2716/27.No. 7742 (Coombe Street 1. A strip of land, '75 links

wide, leaving Road No. 3550 (Grafton Street) at theWestern corner of Lot 4 of 'Lot 7 of Swan- Location Wand extending North-Eastward (as shown L.T.O. Plan1558) along the North-Western boundaries of Lots 4to 19 incluSive to Road No. 2575 (Moore Street) at theNorthern Corner of the last mentioned 'lot

About 3r. 29p. being resumed from Swan Location W.(Plan 1D/20, Ni.E.).


Albany.1193/26.No. 7743.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a

surveyed road at the North-East corner of PlantagenetLocation 1962 and extending Southward, South-East-ward, and again Southward (as shown O.P. 2953) alongparts of the West boundary of and through Location5479, through Reserve 14948 and Location 1794 andTorbay A.A. Lots 48 and 47 and Reserve 13538 to theEast boundary of Location 398S.

4a. lr. 17p. being resumed from Plantagenet Loca-tion 1794.

2a. Or. 14p, being resumed from Torbay A.A. Let 48.Oa. 3r. 8p. being resumel from Torbay A.A. Lot 47.

(Plan 157A/40, Al.)

Wyallcatchent.590/15.No. 7744.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a

surveyed. road at the South-West corner of Avon Loca-tion 24988, and extending North (as shown Dia 7ant50459) along the West boundaries of Locations 24988and 22935 and through Location 19037 to Road No.5229 on the North boundary of the last mentioned loca-tion. (Plan 56/80, D2.)

Woodall/fling.1162/26.No. 7715.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the N)rth-East corner of KojonupLocation 2069 and extending West as surveyed and asshown Diagram 51314 along the North boundary of thesaid location and through Location 4906 to a surveyedroad on the West boundary of the latter location.

la. 3r. 28p. being resumed from Kojonup Location4906. (Plan 409(1/40, El.)

Lake Grace.2345/27.No. 7746.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the Western corner of Roe Location911 and extending South-Eastward as surveyed alongthe South-West boundary of said Location 911 and aSouth-West boundary of Location 916 to the Westerncorner of Location 793; thence inside and along theSouth-West boundary of said Location 793 to its South-ern corner and continuing outside and along part of theNorth-Eastern boundary of Location 607, a North-Eastboundary of Location 64, and the North-East boundaryof Location 68 to the Northern corner of Location 922.

About 9 acres being resumed from Roe Location 793.(Plan 388/80, C 3, 4, D4.)

Cranbrook.2072/26.No. 7747.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at a South-West corner of KojonupLocation 7128 and extending North as surveyed andas shown on Diagram No. 49161 along the :Westernmostboundary of the said location and the West boundariesof Locations 7129 and 6212 to Road No. 4647 at theNorth-West corner of the last mentioned location.

la. 3r. 5p. being resumed from Kojonup Location7129.

4a. tr. 20p. being resumed from Kojonup Location6212. (Plan 437c/40, E4.)

Lake Grace.7640/20.No. 7748.-A strip of land, one chain wide, com-

mencing at the Southern corner, of Roe Location 704 andextending North-Eastward as surveyed,along the South--Eastern boundary of said Location 704 and part of aSouth-Eastern boundary of Location 138 to the North-ern corner of Location 672. (Plan 388/80, A2.)

Liatanning.5642/19.No. 7749.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-East corner of KojonupLocation 2397 and extending South as surveyed alongthe East boundary of the said location and part of theEast boundary of Location 1938 to the North-Westcorner Or Location 2958; thence East and South alongthe North and East boundaries of Location 2958 to asurveyed road at its South-Eastern corner. (Plan 417A/40, B2.)

Victoria Plains.2138/25.No. 7750.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-West corner of Lot M.1661 of Melbourne Location 936 and extending East(as shown L.T.O. Diagram 5860, and L. & S. Diagram50734) along the North boundary of the said lot to itsNorth-East corner; thence Eastward through Lot M.1342 to the North-West corner of Lot M. 1597; thenceEast (as shown L.T.O. Diagram 7420) along the Northboundary of said Lot M. 1597 to its North-East cornerand continuing East to join Road No. 3261 in Location935 aforesaid.

7a. Ir. 30p. being resumed from Melbourne Location93.5. (Plan ;57/80, B4.)

Plans and more particular descriptions of the landsso set apart, taken, or resumed may he inspected at theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Governor,

M. F. TROY,Minister for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Closure of Road.

1, TUE MINISTER FOR LANDS, being the owner ofland over or along which the portion of road hereunderdescribed passes, have applied to the Wongan-BalliduRoad Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:-

Wongan-Ballid.u.7369/10.W. 390.---That portion of Road No. 5357 passing

through Ninghan Location 1164 from its junction with'Road No. 3891 to, the South boundary of Kondut Town-site. (Plan 57/80, El, 2.)

C. 0. MORRIS,for Minister for Lands.

r, John Hugh Ackland, on behalf of the Wongan-Ballidu Road Board, hereby assent to the above appli-cation to close the road therein described.

J. H. ACKLAND,Chairman Wongan-Ballidu. Road Board,

23rd July, 1927.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Closure of Road.

THE Canning. Agricultural and Horticultural Society(Theorporated), being the owner of land over or alongwhich the portion of road hereunder described passes,has applied to the Canning Road Board to close thesaid portion of road,

Canning.Corr. 425/27.

173.-That portion, of Road No. 7652 along thoNorth-Eastern boundaries of Lots 5 to' 8, inclusive, ofC0unin7 Location 5 (as shown on L.T.O. Plan 26) ;from the Northern corner of the first mentioned lot, toRoad No. 6600 at the Eastern corner of Lot 8 aforesaid.(Plan 1D/20 S.E.)

T. W. HAMMONDSecretary Canning Agricultural and Horticultural

Society (Incorporated).

1, George Harmston Wilson, on behalf of the CanningRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein described.

0. H. WILSON,Chairman Canning Road Board.

8th August, 1927.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

WE, J. A. A. Brown, J. Correll, H. Hamersley, andJas. A. McKenzie, being the owners of land over oralong which portions of roads hereunder describedpass, have applied to the West Arthur Road Board toclose the said portions of roads, viz,:

West Arthur.5492/25.W. 387.The surveyed road along part of the South

boundary of Williams Location 6092, the West boun-dary of Location 1826, the South boundaries of Loca-tions 6087 and 6090, and part of the South boundaryof Location 6094; from the South-East corner of Loca-tion 6092 to a surveyed road passing through saidLocation 6094.

Also the surveyed road along an East, a North, andthe Easternmost boundary of Location 5736 and theEast boundary of Location 6091; from closure de-scribed in paragraph (1), to Road No, 3366 at theSouth-East corner of Location 609] aforesaid. (Plan409A/40, A2.)

J. A. A. BROWN.J. CORRELT.H. HAMERSLEY.J. A. McKENZIE.

M. W. S. Greatorex, on behalf of the West ArthurRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the roads therein described.

M. W. S. GREATOREX,chairman West Arthur Road Board,

9th June, 1927.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closwre of Road.

WE, E. E. Randell, G. A. Wright, and A. Fraser, beingthe owners of land over or along which portionsof roads hereunder described pass, have applied to theWagin Road Board to close the said portions of roads,viz.:

Wagin.8413/05.W. 386.The surveyed road along the Northernmost

boundary of Williams Location 3837 ; from Road No.4830 at its North-West corner, to a surveyed road ata North-East corner of the said location.

Also the surveyed road along the East boundary ofLocation 4459; from Road No. 2515 at its North-Eastcorner to a surveyed road at its South-East corner.(Plan 409A/40, Bl.)

E. E. RANDELL.G. A. WRIGHT.ALEXANDER :FRASER,

E. G. H. Ganzer, on behalf of the Wagin RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe roads therein described.

E. G. H. GANZER,Chairman Wagin Road Board.

8th July, 1927.

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906 ; INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND AMENDMENT ACTS

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentioned landand leases will be received by the Trustees on dates and atthe Local Offices named :

Tenders returnable at Perth---2718127.

1618 /24.Peel Estate Lot 680, being the whole of the land comprised

in Repurchased Estate Lease 20/1763 (55), standing in thename of William Aaron Sayers. Area 123 acres 1 rood 12perches, sithated seven miles South of Jandakot, described

as 23 acres first class bulrush swamp ; 18 acres second class,good swamp ; balance sandy. 41 acres cleared, 6 acrespart cleared ; 120 chains 3-wire, 50 chains 4-wire fencing ;23ft. well (timbered) ; 4-roomed J.W.B. house ; milk shed ;dairy ; stable ; sheds ; pigsties ; stock and plant that maybe in our possession and belonging to the place at time ofpurchase.

19/1151.Lot 76, on Plan 3148, portion of Canning Location 12,

being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title,Vol. 940, Fol. 44, standing in the name of John Davies.Area 7 acres 2 roods 24 perches, situated North-Westfrom Maddington ; all good land ; J.W.B. house, 4 rooms ;wash-house ; iron shed ; two 1,000-gallon tanks ; 40 chainsfencing ; 3 acres mixed fruit trees.

Tenders returnable at Narrogiv----27 /8 /27.19/1016.Dumberning A.A. Lots 45 and 140 being the whole of the

land comprised in Certificates of Title Vol. 695, Fol. 127 ;Vol. 682, Fol. 61, standing in the name of Frank LeslieBoothey. Area 619 acres, situated three miles South fromDumberning, described as all first class land ; 376 acrescleared, 188 acres part cleared ; 40 acres rung ; eight per-manent soaks 248 chains 6-wire, 132 chains 3-wire andnetting ; 38 chains I-barb boundary fence, 68 chains 6-wire,40 chains 3-wire internal fence ; 4-roomed stone and jarrahhouse ; dairy ; shed.

Tenders returnable at Kununoppin-27 /8/27.636/25.Avon Location 14201, being the whole of the land roll-

prised in Conditional Purchase Lease 38199/55, standing inthe name of Joseph Thomas Townsend. Area 816 acres,situated 12 miles East of Nungarin, described as 305 acresfirst class salmon, gimlet, anemallee, red clay soil ; 43]acres second class, jam, mallee, and ti.tree scrub ; balancethird class ; 300 acres cleared ; 137 acres part cleared;dam, 1,000 c.y. ; 123 chains 6-wire fence (half neighbour's).200 chains 3-wire fencing ; J.W.B. house ; 6-stall stable ;machinery shed ; stock and plant that may be in our pos-session and belonging to the place at the time of purchase.

Tenders returnable at Hunbury--27 /S /27.192 /23.Nelson Location 8198, being the whole of the land con:-

prised in Homestead Farm Lease 21970/74, standing in thename of Walter James Burt. Area 78 acres 2 roods 34perches, situated eight miles South-West of Pemberton.All first class land, brown sandy loam with about 10 acresmoist summer land ; redgnm, karri, and casuarina ; wateredby permanent soak ; 71 acres cleared ; 41 acres part cleared ;10 acres rung ; 20 acres sap rung ; well ; 132 chains 4-wireboundary fence ; 30 chains 4-wire internal fence 3-roomedhouse, K.W.B. ; shed and .sties : stock and plant that maybe in our possession and belonging to the place at the time ofparchase.

1818,122.Nelson Location 8289, being the whole of the land com-

prised in Homestead Farm Lease 22612/74, standing in thename of Ernest Frederick Freemantle. Area 147 acres2 roods 16 perches, situated one mile West from DiamondTree, described as 140 acres first class red karri loam ; balance,second class, gravelly loam ; 151 acres cleared ; 6 acrespart cleared ; 40 acres rung : well ; 61 chains 6-wire, 45chains 5-wire boundary fencing, 27 chains 3-wire internalfencing ; 4-roomed J.W.B. house ; shed ; stock and plantthat may be in our possession and belonging to the place atthe time of purchase.

The improvements are quoted from office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guaranteethem.

Tenderers must satisfy themselves as to the improvementsand their condition. Tenderers are required to state whatamount of deposit they are prepared to pay, the terms re-quired for the balance of the purchase, also if able to carryon without further assistance.

All tenders to be forwarded to the District Inspector,Agricultural Bank, at place named, and the envelope to bemarked : " Tender for 's property."

No tender 'necessarily accepted.

E. A. McLARTV,General Manager, Agricultural Bank, Soldiers'

Settlement Scheme, and Industries Assist-ance Board.

10th August, 1927.

AUGUST 12, 1927.] nnVF:RNMENT AZETT E. W.A.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION,WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Nos. 1 and 8 of 1.926.Between Australian Workers' Union Westralian Gold-

fields Mining Branch Industrial Union of Workers,Applicant, and The Fremantle Trading Company,Limited, Lake View and Star, Limited, and others,Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia clothhereby make the following Award in connection withthe industrial dispute between the above-mentioned par-ties.

A ward.1.Term.

The currency of this award shall be for a period oftwo years from the date hereof.

2.Area.This Award shall operate over the Yilgarn, Coolgardie,

Broad Arrow, Duadas, East Coolgardie, North Cool-gardie, North-East Coolgardie, Mount Margaret, EastMurchison Goldfields, and Northampton Mining District.

3.Rates of Wages.Basic wage at the rate of £4 5s. per week.

At the rate ofper shift.

d.Rock drill men in shafts ..Rock drill men in rises ..Rock drill men in winces .. .. ..Rock drill men in all other places, hi-

eluding open cuts ..Popper machine manHand miners in shaftsHand miners in rises .. ..Hand miners in winces .. .. ..Hand miners in all other places, includ-

ing open cuts .. .. .. ..Shaft timber men .. .. ..Timber men .. .. .. ..Mullockers, truckers, shovellers, and tool

carriers .. .. .. ..Bracemen, platmen and skipmen . ..Man in charge of explosive magazine ..Platelayer (underground) ..Scalers, (underground) .

Sampler .. .. ..Rock breaker crac,kerman .. ..Battery feeders, battery binmen, and mill

hands .. .. .. .. ..Battery repairers and repairers changing

rabbles, wearing plates and adjustinglining plates in ball mill .. ..

Mechanic 's labourer .. , ..iron furnaceman .. ..Casting dresser .. .. .. ..Pitman and pumpman engaged unwatcr-

big a mine .. .. .. ..Pumpman on the surface ..Ball mill handFireman

Leading ..Steam ..Roaster .. .. .. .. ..

Wood trimmer or man principally em-ployed in loading or unloading firewood

Greaser, cleaner and oiler ..Motor man .. ..Boiler cleanersPipe fitter .. ..Tailings dam nine ..Diamond drillers .. ..Diamond driller 's assistantFilter press filler ..Cyanide and filter press menAmalgamatorWilfley tableman ..Grinding panman- ..Vacuum plant hands

Top man ..Bottom man

Timber dresser ..Sawyer and benchmanSpotters .. ..Tool sharpeners .. ..Holman hoist driver (above ground)

1839

At the rate ofper shift.

s. d.16 814 1015 416 414 1014 414 4

Holman hoist driver (underground)Blacksmith 's striker ..Platelayer on surfaceRoper and rigger ...Sailor gang man ..Conveyor beltmau ...Florsedriver .. .. .. .. ..Horsedriver (for feeding and grooming

horse, one shilling extra).Sanitary man .. 17 8Natchman .. .. . .. 15 10General labourers on the surface 14 4Smelter (gold room) 4 . 16 0

Jigman .. .. .. .. .. 15 1Boys employed at work at which it was

usual to employ them prior to AwardNo. 7 of 1920

Under 17 years of age 7 817 to 18 years of age 9 7 .

1S to 19 years of age - 12 6

The above wages are payable under a contract ofdaily service.

4.District Allowances.In addition to the wages prescribed in Clause 3 of

this Award the following allowances shall be paid forsix days per week to workers employed in the districts

s. which are hereinafter respectively described, with the17 8 exception of districts contained therein which, are situ-17 2 sited within a radius of five miles of Kalgoorlie, Cool-16 10 gardie, Southern Cross and Westonia, viz.:

First District.Lying South of Kalgoorlie and coin-16

6 prised within lines starting from Kalgoorlie; thence16 6 W.S.W. to Woolgangie; then S.E. to Dundas ;16 10 thence N.E. to a point 10 miles East of Karonie1,6 4 on the Trans-Australian line, and thence back to16 0 Kalgoorlie : ls. per shift extra for those mines

within five miles a the railway, and is. 6d. pershift for those outside.

Second District.Starting, from Kalgoorlie W.S.W. toWoolgangie; thence N.N.W. to the intersection ofthe 120 E. meridian with the 30 S. parallel oflatitude ; thence N.E. by E. to Kookynie; thenceback to the point 10 miles East of Karonie on theTrans-Australian line and thence back to Kalgoor-lie: ls. 3d. per shift extra for those mines withinfive miles of the railway, and ls. 6d. per shift forthose outside.

Third District. Starting from and including Kookynie,14 4 then N. by W. to Kurrajong ; thence N.E. to Stone 's

Soak ; thence S.E. to and including Burtville.thence S.W. through Pindinnie to Kookynie: 6(1.

15 10 per shift extra for those mines within five miles of14 10 the railway, and ls. 9d. per shift for those outside.16 4 Fourth District.Surrounding Southern Cross within a14 10 radius of 30 miles: ls, per shift extra.

Fifth District.Comprising all mines not specificallydefined in foregoing boundaries but within the areacovered by this award: 2s. per shift extra.

5.Hours.16 4 (a) Forty-eight hours, exclusive of crib time, shall15 4 constitute a week 's work for surface workers. If more15 4 than one shift is worked on the surface the forty-eight

hours shall then be inclusive of crib time.(h) Forty-four hours shall constitute a week 's work

underground, including crib time.(c) On Mondays to Fridays inclusive eight hours, in-

cluding crib time, and on Saturdays four hours, exclud-ing crib time, shall comprise the week 's work for under-ground workers.

( d) A day 's work on the surface shall be deemed tobe satisfied if limo of duty he eight and three-quarterhours on five day, in each week and four and a quarterhours on one day.

(e) Six hours shall constitute a shift 's work in allrises or in sinking specially wet shafts and winzes andfor men engaged inside the gas or 'water spaces of any

16 4 boiler or flue in cleaning or scraping work and for then15 0 engaged in cleaning dust bins or dust flues. In case of16 2 boiler cleaners working broken shifts, one hour on the16 2 above description of work shall count as one hour and16 2 twenty minutes. In the case of Lancashire and Cornish16 4 boilers all time necessary for boiler cleaner to come out16 2 for a spell shall count as time worked in the boiler.

15 817 816 10

14 1015 1016 415 1016 1016 015 4

16 1015 1015 4

14 1015 416 216 1016 814 417 015 016 215 416 014 S

14 10

1840 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AuGusT 12, 1927.

6.Overtime.(a) For work done beyond the hours of duty on any

ordinary day, payment shall be at the rata of time anda half for the first two hours and double time there-after.

(b) Work done on holidays shall be paid at doubletime, except work in connection with repairs to machi-nery which has broken down and caused a stoppage ofoperations.

(e) All work clone on Sundays shall be paid for atthe rate of time and a third, and any work done in ex-cess of eight hours shall be paid for at the rate oftime and a half for the first two hours and double timethereafter.

(d) These overtime rates shall not apply to excesstime due to private arrangement between the employeesthemselves, or which is necessary for effecting periodicalrotation of shifts, or which is owing to a relieving mannot coming on at the appointed time. The time forwhich any worker may he paid at ordinary rates insteadof overtime, due to a relieving man not coming on atthe proper tune, shall not exceed two hours, after theexpiration of which overtime rates shall apply for, thewhole shift.

(e) When computing overtime the district allowancesshall not be computed as, all addition to the clay's pay.

7.Wet places.In all wet or hot places eighteenpence extra per

shift shall be paid in addition to the rates set out. Thisextra payment shall not apply to Subelause (e) ofClause 5.

8.Dry Crushing Plants.No dry crushing plants shall be operated unless under

such conditions as obviate dust as far as is reasonablypracticable. It shall 'be the duty of the Inspector ofMines to make an examination of all dry crushing plantsin his district, once in each month, and at such othertimes as he may be requested so to do by the Secretaryof the Union. He shall examine and report to the StateCourt of Arbitration, and such report shall be primafacie evidence of the facts stated, therein.

9.Piece-workers.There shall be implied in every contract in which a

worker is engaged to perform any kind of work' at orfor a remuneration other than the rates fixed by thisAward:

(a) Where the engagement is for a period of timesuch period shall not be determined before the expira-tion thereof without the written consent of the worker.

(b) Where the engagement is to perform a specifiedquantity of work, the amount of work to be performedshall not be curtailed by a greater amount than fiveper cent.

(c) The rate of remuneration agreed upon shall notbe decreased during the engagement.

(d) The actual remuneration paid for the work doneshall not be less than the amount which the, worker wouldhave received for the, period of his work if he had beenworking for that period at the rate of wages fixed bythis Award for the work done.

(e) The price of any article supplied by the employerfor the use of the worker during the period of his en-gagement shall not lie increased during the period, andshall in no case exceed the cost or price of the articleto the employer at the place of supply.

(f) Where the work is to be carried out by a bodyof workers acting together, the number of workers to beemployed shall be specified in the contract. In theevent of the specified number of workers not beingpresent during any shift, the employer may provide a'substitute in the place of any worker absent, and shallpay such substitute wages at the rate fixed by thisAward, or by the contract, whichever shall be tpagreater, for the work done by him during the time heis so employed as a substitute, and may charge suchpayment against any money found due under the con-tract.

(g) Where any workers are employed to work -byor with the contractors at a wages remuneration, theemployer shall be entitled to pay the amount due tosuch wage workers for the period of their several em-ployment by the rate fixed by this Award, or the ratefixed by the contract, whichever shall be the greater,'and to charge the payment so made against the amountfound due to the contractors. A printed copy of theseconditions shall be kept exhibited in the Change Roomon the mine.

10.Holidays.The following shall be holidays: Christmas Day,

Easter Monday, and Labour Day. If Christmas Dayfalls on a Sunday, the following Monday shall be kept.

11.Casual Workers.Men employed for less than one week shall be con-

sidered casual, and shall receive one shilling per shiftabove the rates specified for the work.

12.Drinking Water.Cowl drinking water shall be supplied on all levels

where men are working, and kept cool and free fromdust.

13.Free Water.In all districts where free water is supplied by the

employer, single men shall get three gallons and marriedmen six gallons per day.

14.No Reduction.Any worker who -may he at the date of the signing of

this Award in receipt of a higher rate of pay for hisparticular class of work than is herein prescribed shallnot suffer by reason of this Award any reduction in theamount which such worker was receiving above the rateprescribed herein.

15.Mixed Functions.Any worker carrying out work classified at a higher

minimum than his ordinary rate for two hours in anyshift, shall be paid at the minimum rate for such workfor the whole of that shift, provided that such minimumis not lower than such worker's regular rate of pay.If he be employed for less than two hours at workclassified at a higher minimum than his ordinary rate,he shall be paid his ordinary rate for the *hole of theshift.

10.--Change Rooms.If more than four persons are employed underground

in any mine in one shift, sufficient accommodation shallbe provided above ground near the principal entrance tothe mine, and not in the engine room or boiler house,for enabling the persons employed in the mine to con-veniently dry and change their clothes, and in no caseshall men change their clothes upon a boiler.

17.Reduction of Hands.Should occasion arise to reduce the number of men

employed the, management, in selectiong those to be retabled, shall give full weight to the consideration otlength of service, and, all things being equal, shall re-tain those who have been longest in the employ of thecompany.

18.Accident Pay.In the event of an employee meeting with an accident

during the shift, or being required to attend to one whohas met with an accident, he shall be deemed to haverendered duty during the whole of the shift, and bepaid accordingly.

l9.Full Payment for Shift.(a) After beginning a shift workers shall not be paid

less than for a full shift, unless they leave of their ownaccord, or are dismissed for misconduct. This shall notapply in matters beyond the control of the management.

(b) If before an employee leaves the works at theend of his shift, and because he is not so informed, heattends at the next shift willing to work it, and thereis no suitable work which lie is allowed to perform, heshall be paid the wages he would have been entitled t,oif he had worked the shift he was ready and willing tc,work. This shall not apply in matters beyond thecontrol of the management.

20.Water Jets.Provisions of the regulations made under "The Mines

Regulation Act, 1906,' for the prevention of dust shallbe deemed to be ineorporated in this Award.

21.Payment of Wages.Pay day shall be in accordance with Section 55 or

"The Mines Regulation Act, 1906." Any workerleaving or being discharged shall be paid the full amountof wages due to him within one hour of ceasing work,or within one hour of the opening of the mine office, or,if such office was closed at the time of his ceasing work,or if the work done' requires to be measured or assessed,within two hours bf ceasing work.

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W:A. 1841

22.Hours in Hot Places.No person shall be allowed to work for a longer period

than six hours in any part of the underground workingof a. 'nine when the temperature in that part, ascer-tained by the reading of the wet bulb thermometer, ex-ceeds 76 degrees Fahrenheit, for a period of four con-seentive hours. The reading of the thermometershall he ascertained at intervals of one half-hour, overfour hours, and the average of such readings shall betaken as the temperature during that period. The In-spector of Mines. shall take readings when required soto do by any worker, or by the Secretary of the Union.The Manager of the mine shall provide a wet bulbthermometer.

23.Annual Holiday.A fortnight's holiday, including twelve working days,

on full pay shall be granted once in each year to everyworker provided he has worked 298 shifts at ordinaryrates of pay, and should he have worked less than 298suet] shifts when the said holiday is taken, or at thetern:in:abut of his employment, he shall be paid for a.

'proportionate number of holidays. Payment for thesaid holiday shall be at the rate of pay the worker isreceiving immediately before the holiday is taken or em-ployment terminated. Provided further, that where theworker is dismissed for wilful misconduct he shall notbe entitled to the benefits of the provisions of thisclause. A piece-worker shall be entitled to be paid,when on holiday, the minimum rate for his grade.

24.Underground Workers.All men who have to go underground to work, and

the bracemen, shall work the same hours as miners.

25.Explosives.Any trucker using explosives where boring is necessary

shall be classed as a miner.

26. -Lime.Lime used in the reduction of ore shall not be mixed

in battery bins.

27.Definitions.'Wet Places."--Should any dispute arise as to

whether any place is wet, or especially wet, within themeaning of Clause 5, Subclause (e), such dispute shallhe referred to a Board constituted of a representativeappointed by the Employer and a representative ap-pointed by the Miners' Union of which the worker con-cerned is a member, with the Warden of the Goldfield inwhich such mine is situated as Chairman. The decisionof the Majority of the Board shall lie final.

"Timberman" (ordinary) .Tiinberman shall mean aworker engaged in underground timber work, but aminer timbering his own workings shall not be classedas a timinberman.

"Timberman" (shaft).A shaft timber man shallmean a worker engaged in shaft timbering or timberwork, but a miner timbering his own shaft shall not beclassed as a shaft timber 111:111..

"Bracemau" shall menu any worker in charge of acage at the mouth of a sha ft; if more than one cage,each worker shall be classed as a braceman, but shallnot include any worker who may be temporarily assist-ing a bracennta in loading.

"Platmall" or "Skipman" shall moan any worker incharge or a cage or skip; if more than one cage orskip, each worker so in charge shall be classed as a plat-man or skipman.

Leading Fireman" shall mean a fireman who attendsto feed pumps, feed water, gauge glasses, etc., and/orwhere only one fireman is employed on more than oneboiler, lie shall be classed as in charge.

"Hot Places" shall mean places underground wherethe temperature 'exceeds 76 degrees Fahrenheit using thewet bulb.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed bythe President of the Court, and the Seal of the Courthas been hereto affixed this second day of August, 1927.

[L.s.1 WALTER DWYER,President.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION, WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No 15 of 1926.Between The Australian Workers' Union (Westralian

Goldfields Mining Branch) Industrial Union ofWorkers, Applicant, and The West AustralianGoldfields Firewood Supply, Limited, Respondent.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia dothhereby make the following Award in conneetion withthe Industrial Dispute between the above-mentionedparties.

Award.1. Area.

The Award shall operate over the land and premisesowned or used by The West Australitui Goldfields Pin.-wood Supply, Limited, in connection with its operationdor incidental thereto.

2. Term.The term of the Award shall be for three years, and

shall take effect from the 1st day of October, 1927.

3. Wages.(Basic wage at the rate of £4 5s, per week.)

At the rate ofper week.

£ s. d.Woodcutters (greou wood over 5ft. in length) 4 11 0Woodcutters (,'HgjIW wood) .. .. .. 4 11 0Woodcutters (dry wood) .. 4 11 0Horsedrivers (one horse) .. 4 11 0Horsedrivers (two horses) .. .. 5 1 0Horsedrivers (three or more horses) .. 5 7 0Feederstableman (7 days per week) 5 0 4

Truck tally clerk .. 6 16 0Saddler .. .. 5 10 0Watchman (6 days) .. 4 6 0Storekeeper .. .. 6 16 0Farrier and buslismith .. 5 10 0Blacksmith's striker .. 4 12 0Labourers .. .. .. .. 4 6 0

Truck loaders (green and dry wood) 4 11 0Plouglunan (three or more horses) 5 7 0

Ploughman 's offsider .. 4 17 0Scoopman (three or more,) 5 7 0

Ganger .. 5 15 0

Squinter .. 45

112 00

Squinter's mateLinkers in (end) 4 11 0

Linkers (ordinary) .. 4 11 .0

Bedders and fasteners .. . 4 11 0Sleeper squarer and spacer . 4 11 0Enterers .. 4 11 0Back bolters .. 4 11 0Loader .. .. .. 4 11 0

Jigger, borer, and holder up . 4 11 0

Fisher up .. .. .. 4 11 0Lifter up and galloper out . 4 11 0

Leverman .. . 4 11 0Heelman . 4 11 0Packers .. 4. 11 0

Fettlers .. . 4 6 0Sawyer (sleeper) . 5 0 0Sawyer (firewood) 4 14 0

Tailor out .. . 4 9 0

Hander up 4 9 0Spark arrester 4 12 0All others .. 4 6 0

Notwithstanding that the rates above are expressed inweekly amounts, it is hereby declared that the contractof service is a daily contract, subject to Clause 16.

4. Hours for Day Workers.Forty-four hours shall constitute a week's work, to

be worked as follows :Eight hours on each day, fromMonday to Friday inclusive, and four hours on Satur-day: Provided, however, that at the employer 's optionas regards any department of the company's activitiesthe forty-four hours may be worked in five days ofhours 48 minutes each, or 40 hours in five days of Shours each may be worked one week and the fol-lowing week 18 hours in six days, at times to be mutuallyagreed upon : Provided, however, that where functionsare so closely associated that one cannot be carried onwithout the active assistance of the other (as, for in-stance, blacksmith and blacksmith's striker) this clauseshall not apply, and the hours of work shall be as here-tofore obtaining, subject to any future Award or indus-


trial Agreement. Should any dispute or question ariseunder this proviso it shall be referred to the Boardhereinafter appointed for decision.

5. Overtime.All work performed beyond the specified hours of

duty on any ordinary day shall be paid for at the rateof time and a half for the first two hours and doubletime thereafter. Work done on Sundays and .holidaysshall be paid for at the rate of double time.

6. Sub-contracting.(a) All the terms and conditions hereinafter set

forth as far as applicable to them respectively shallbe observed and carried out by the Company themselves,and by their sub-contractors, and also by the workers,anything which herein may be read to the contrary not-withstanding.

(b) For the more effectively securing the due ob-servance and performance of the last preceding clause,and the carrying out of the terms and conditions here-inafter mentioned, the Company, so far as concerns theirown acts, and so far as permitted by law, agree that nosub-contractors under them shall be allowed to operateon or use the lines, lands, and/or places under thecontrol of the Company for the purpose of supplyingfirewood without such person or Company first havingagreed in writing to the terms and conditions of thisAward.

(c) Before any sub-contractor shall be allowed to com-mence operations on or use any of the said lines, lands,and/or places controlled by the Company, lie shall notifyin writing the secretary of the Union whose membersare affected that such sub-contractor has agreed towriting to the terms and conditions of this Award.

7. Holidays.The following shall be holidays:Christmas Day,

Labour Day, and Easter Monday.

8. Annual Holidays.A fortnight's holiday on full pay shall be granted

once in each year to every worker provided he has workedon 298 working days at ordinary rates of pay, and shouldhe have worked on less than 298 workinc, days when thesaid holiday is taken or at the termination of his em-ployment he shall be paid for or allowed a proportionatenumber of holidays. Payment for the said holiday shallbe at the rate of pay the worker is receiving immediatelybefore the holiday is taken or employment terminated:Provided, further, that where the worker is dismissedfor wilful misconduct, lie shall not be entitled to thebenefits of the provisions of this clause.

Piece-workers shall be entitled to be paid, when onholiday, the minimum rate for their grade.

9. Stores and Supplies.The Company shall, during the currency of tlds Award,

sell stores and supplies to time workers at Kalgoorliecash prices, such prices to be revised from time to timeby the representative of the workers and the HeadStorekeeper on behalf of the Company on the basis ofinformation obtained by them from the Traders' Asso-ciation at Kalgoorlie, and the principal business firmsof Kalgoorlie. Meat prices to be similarly regulatedand revised on the basis of the cash prices as obtainedfrom the principal butchers of Kalgoorlie.

10. Feeder.'(a) Where 12 or more horses are in any camp a feeder

shall be employed.(h) Where the number of horses is more than two

and less than 12 a leading driver shall be employed forthe purpoSe at the rate of £5 15s. per week on a dailycontract of service.

11. Water.Good drinking water shall be supplied free to all

workers, and in the case of bush workers shall be de-livered into tanks along the line where the men areworking, and in no case shall the distance between eachtank be more than half a mile.

12. Piece-work.(a) Where workers are employed to work at piece-

work, the rates shall be in accordance with the attachedschedule, but in no case shall payment be less than theywould have received had they been working under a con-tract of daily service at the rates fixed in Clauses 3or 23 hereof (overtime, if any, not being included) :Provided, however, that in the case of a worker who hasnot had throe months' experience, the minimum rate

shall be such as may be mutually agreed upon betweenthe representative of the Union and the Bush Boss ineach case, and in the event of their disagreement maybe referred to the Resident Magistrate for the district.Each such inexperienced worker shall, during his periodof probation, be deemed to be an apprentice. At theend of each period of six months the Company shallfurnish the Registrar with a return showing the numberof workers employed under this proviso and the wagesand/or other payments made to each.

(b) For the purpose of ascertaining whether eachworker is receiving less than the minimum rate underthe preceding subclause, the total earnings of such piece-worker for the period of the last preceding two monthsshall he averaged.

13. General Conditions of Piece-work.(a) Except in the ease of wheel or curve blocks, the

minimum frontage shall be two chains for each man inany one party, with a maximum frontage of six chains,irrespective of time number of men in the party. Inthe case of double banking the original cutter shall havethe choice of ends.

(h) Cutting or splitting shall be left to the option of-the cutters so that they shall not be idle whilst firewoodis being carted from the back of their blocks.

(c) When a team or teams are carting wood for cut-ters who have cut out their blocks, such team or teamsshall not be withdrawn until all the firewood of thecutter has been cleaned up.

(d) If two or more parties of cutters require blocksat the same time, they shall draw lots for precedenceand the Bush Boss shall conduct the drawing andmeasure out the blocks and distribute them between thecutters. Subject to the order of drawing, cutters shallbe supplied with new blocks as soon as they have cut outtheir old blocks, provided their services be required. Nocutter shall take a block on his own authority.

(e) In the event of trees being Unsuitable to cutters,such trees need not be felled. If a dispute arises as towhat constitutes unsuitable trees, time Bush Boss and theworkers' representative shall decide the question. Ifthey cannot agree the trees in dispute shall be felledand cut and loaded by the cutter at the rate of twoshillings per hour.

(f) Camps shall be placed so that cutters shall nothave to walk more than a mile to the front of the blockwhere they are working. In the ease of large blocks.tanks shall be placed so that the water shall be availablewithin 13/4 miles from where the cutters are working.

(g) Wood shall be trucked within five weeks from thetime the blocks are cleaned up and, so far as possible,in time order in which they were carted.

(h) (1) Wood burnt on the line shall be paid for at7s. per load for green wood and 8s. per load for drywood to the woodcutters, and at the rate of ls. per loadfor green wood and ls. 3d. per load for dry wood to thedrivers.

(ii) Wood burnt on trucks shall be paid for at ton-nage rates based on the average weight of the rake.

(i) Wood belonging to each cutter or party to beloaded into trucks separately as far as practicable, ex-cept when cleaning up the line.

(j) Cutters shall peg their blocks from a point to aline as directed by the Bush Boss and time Company shallclear the tip.

(k) Cutters who are desirous of leaving their blocksshall give the Company notice, and their wood shall betrucked and paid for within four days after carting, andpayment forwarded, when necessary, by registered letterto any address left by time worker. This shall also applyto cutters who have severed their connection with theCompany.

(1) Cutters may obtain advances in cash or etoresfrom the Company up to 75 per cent. of the estimatedvalue of the sum coming to them for wood lying out ontheir blocks, or on the line; the value of such stores orsupplies shall be taken as payment or part payment forauy such firewood.

(m) (i) The wood shall be cut in accordance with thefollowing extracts from the mine specifications, viz., theCompany shall supply firewood of locally grown timber,other than black oak, in lengths of 5ft. with a diameter,if unsplit, of not more than 10 inches nor less than 3inches at either end, but if the firewood exceeds 10inches at both ends but does not exceed 12 inches atboth ends, the same shall be split in half, and .should thefirewood exceed 12 inches at both ends shall be split infour pieces.


(ii) All cutting shall be done in a face either fromthe back of the block inwards or from the front out-wards. All suitable timber shall be cut into firewoodlengths and sizes as specified herein.

(iii) In the event of the cutter having unsplittablelogs on hand, the price for same shall be arranged be-tween the Bush Boss and the workers' representative,who shall also decide, if necessary, the question ofwhether any log is unsplittable or not.

(n) (i) Drays shall be supplied to clean up blocks assoon as possible after they have been cut out. If cuttersare idle for more than one day whilst waiting for draysor to shift camp, tho Company shall find work for suchcutters for which they slall be paid at the rate of16s. 6 0/11d, per day of eight hours. In the event of theCompany being unable to find work for such cutters,the cutters shall nevertheless be entitled to receive 16s.6 6/11d, per day of eight hours for each day thus keptwaiting for drays or to shift camp after the expiry ofthe first 24 hours..

(ii) Cutters shall be supplied with two teams if cart-ing beyond a mile, provided the block is cut out satis-factorily.

(iii) In the event of cutters being required to walkmore than three miles to load wood they shall receivean extra is. 2d. per day for each additional mile or partof a mile over three. If called out to load on Sundayscutters shall be allowed wages at double the ordinaryrates.

(iv) Woodcutters in culled bush shall be paid at therate of 3d. per ton extra. Culled bush shall mean anyblock adjacent to a Government railway line from whichmining firewood has previously been cut and removedby contractors or others.

(o) Engine wood cutters shall have their blockscleaned up at least once per month.

(p) Horse-drivers' camp shall be so situated that thedrivers shall not have to travel more than one mile fromthe camp to the ,front of the block.

(q) (i) Facilities shall be provided for wateringhorses at crib time on the job.

(ii) If drivers are required: to travel more than aquarter of a mile from the front of the block to watertheir horses at crib time, travelling time to be paid bothways at the rate of twenty minutes to the mile.

(r) The cutter shall place his wood in heaps con-venient for the driver.

(s) Horses shall be supplied to the drivers in a fitcondition to do the work.

(t) Tips to be cleared and levelled by the Company.(u) The Company shall provide a sufficient number of

trucks for loaders. For any time lost owing to an in-sufficiency of trucks, loaders shall be paid waiting timeat the rate of 2s.. per hour, and the Check Clerk shallkeep an account of the time so lost, but this clauseshall not apply in the case of a breakdown or for anyother cause beyond the control of the Company.

(v) A van or truck shall be attached to trains tobring loaders home from work.

(w) Loaders prevented from loading by wet weathershall be returned to the home camp as early as possible.

(x) Loaders shall not travel more than six miles fromthe camp to the place of working.

(y) The Company shall deliver all stores requiredthree times per week. Present arrangements for deliveryto camps shall continue. in any place where stores areleft at or near the railway line to be taken delivery orby the workers, a suitable safe or other receptacle shallbe provided for the reception and protection of suchstores.

(z) Loads shall be tipped not closer to the nearestrail than 3 feet and not further away from the saidnearest rail than 18 feet.

14. Mixed Functions.Any worker carrying out work classified at a higher

minimum than his ordinary rate shall be paid at therate of such work for the whole of that shift.

15. Casuals.All men not employed for the full working week shall

he considered casuals and shall receive 10 per cent, inaddition to the rate specified. This clause shall notapply to piece-workers.

16. Full Payment for Shift.(a) After beginning a shift a worker shall not be paid

for less than a full shift unless he leaves work of hisown accord or is dismissed for misconduct.

(b) If before an employee leaves the works at theend of his shift he is not informed that his services are

not required, and because he is not so informed hoattends at the next shift willing to work it, and thereis not suitable work which he is allowed to perform,he shall be paid the wages he would have been entitledto as if he had worked the shift lie was willing to work.This shall not apply in matters beyond the control ofthe management.

17. Payment of Wages.Pay day for day workers shall he at least once every

!minth not later than the 12th. Any worker leaving orbeing discharged shall be paid the full amount of wagesdue to him within one hour from the time of his appli-cation at the Company's office during office hours.

18. New Classes of Labour.Should men be employed on a class of labour not speci.

fled in the schedule, the amount of wages to be paid forthat class of work shall be mutually arranged betweenthe Company and the Union.

19. Existing Customs.All existing customs and conditions prevailing at the

time of this Award, and not altered by this Award, shallnot be varied unless by mutual consent of the partiesthereto, and the workers and the Company shall not bedeprived of any privileges or rights hitherto enjoyed,nor shall any new conditions detrimental to the interestsof either of the parties be imposed unless specificallymentioned herein.

20. Settlement of Disputes.Any minor dispute arising as to the working of any

portion of this Award, same to be referred to a Boardconsisting of a representative of the Australian Workers'Union and the Company. Should they be unable toagree, they shall refer the matter to an independentchairman for settlement, such person to have a practicalworking knowledge of the work in dispute. In the eventof the parties being unable to agree as to the chairmanto be appointed, the Industrial Magistrate at Kal-goorlie shall be the chairman.

21. Weighing of Wood.The Company shall cart the wood to the railway line

and load it into wagons. Wagons shall be taken acrossthe weighbridge and weighed in the presence of theworkers' representative. The weight then ascertainedshall be taken as final. Delivery between the cuttersand the Company shall be completed when the woodhas passed the weighbridge and the weight has beenascertained unless otherwise agreed to.

22. Spark Arrestors.In order to safeguard the wood from being burnt, the

Company shall employ men as spark arrestors.

23. Under-rate Workers.Any worker who by reason of old age or infirmity is

unable to earn the minimumu rate prescribed by thisAward may be paid such lesser rate as may from timeto time be agreed upon in writing between the employerand the secretary of the Union, or, failing such agree,-'tient within twenty-four hours after such worker shallhave applied in writing to the secretary of the -Unionstating his desire that such wage should be agreed upon,such wage as shall be fixed by the most convenient Resi-dent or Police Magistrate, upon the application of suchworker, after twenty-four hours' notice in writing shallhave been given by him to the said secretary, who shall,if he so desires, be heard by the Magistrate upon suchapplication. After having given notice to the secretary,and after lodging the application mentioned and pendingthe Magistrate's decision thereon, the worker shall beentitled to work for and be employed at the proposedlesser rate. The determination of the Magistrate shallhave effect for the period of six calendar months fromthe date thereof, and after the expiration of the saidperiod, until the wage shall have been again fixed atthe instance of the said secretary in the manner pre-scribed. The secretary of the Union may by writingunder his hand appoint an agent or substitute to repre-sent the Union at the hearing of the application beforethe Magistrate.

24. First Aid.The Company shall provide at Kurrawang and at each

Main Camp, first aid equimnent, and keep same fullyand efficiently supplied. The Company shall also, wher-ever it may be done without loss or expense or undue

1844 GU V GAZETTE, WA. [AUGUST 12, 1927.

interference with its operations, facilitate the effortsof its workers to acquire a knowledge of first aid andambulance work.

In witness whereof this Award has been signed by thePresident of the Court, and the Seal of the Court hasbeen hereto affixed this second clay of August, 1927.

[SEAL.] WALTER DWYER,President.

Piece-work Schedule.Woodcutters (ou blocks to 1 mile), 5ft. green wood, in-

cluding loading half the wood-5s. 6d. per ton.Woodcutters (on blocks to 1 mile), 5ft. dry wood, in-

cluding loading half the wood-6s. 4d. per ton.Woodcutters on 5ft. dry wood, carting on blocks to 1

mile (cutting and carting inclusive)-7s. 6d. perton.

Woodcutters (on blocks to 1 mile), engine wood: ti-treesnap and rattle, pine and oak-13s. 10d. per cordstacked.

All other wood-14s. 11d. per cord slacked.Woodcutters (on blocks to 1 mile), engine wood: Irish

mulga--17s. 3d. per cord stacked.Woodcutters (on blocks to 1 mile), snap and rattle-

7s. 6d. per ton.Woodcutters (on blocks over 1 mile), for wood over

1 mile-3d. per ton.Woodcutters (on blocks over 1 mile), for engine wood

beyond the mile-6d. per cord extra.Horsedrivers (on blocks to 1 mile), 5ft. green wood-

9d, per ton up to 1 mile.Borsedrivers (on blocks to I mile), 5ft. dry wood-1.s.

per ton.Horsedrivers (wheel blocks up to 1 mile), 5ft. green

wood-ls. 2d. per ton.Horsedrivers (curve blocks up to 1 mile)-up to 60 "-

9d. per ton, 60" to 80"-ls. per ton.Horsedrivers (on blocks 1 mile to l y2 miles)-7d. per

ton extra.Loaders-For wood tipped not more than 18ft. from

line to outside of tip-5ft. dry wood, ls. per ton;5ft. green wood, 9d. per ton.

Engine wood, 3ft. wood, snap and rattle housewood--11 2d. per ton.

Loaders (on low ground)-1d. per ton extra.Low, ground shall mean ground the surface of which where

the loader stands is not more than 4ft. 6in. belowthe top of the floor of the wagon.

Loaders over 18ft. away from line -id. per ton extra.Horseclipper-7s. 6d. per horse.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION,WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 116 of 1927.In the matter of the Perth Electric Tramway Employees'

Industrial Union of Workers, Perth (hereinafter re-ferred to as " the Union "), and the Commissioner ofRailways of Western Australia (hereinafter called " theCommissioner"), and in the matter of an Interpreta-tion of Award dated the 24th day of September, 1926,No. 9 of 1926, referred to the Court of Arbitration bythe Industrial Magistrate, H. J. Craig, Esq.

UPON hearing Mr. R. H. Nash for the Union and Mr. E.Thomas for the Commissioner, the Court doth hereby orderand declare that the true interpretation of Clause 7 (a) ofthe said Award is that the period of five hours fifteen minutesbetween meal relief set out therein refers to work on thetrack.

Dated this 26th day of July, 1927.By the Court,

[Seal.] WALTER DWYER,President.

ERRATUM NOTICE.Forest Regulations, 1925.

Forests Department,Perth, 8th August, 1927.

F.D. 1105/25.IN the Government Gazette of the 5th August, 1927,page 1812, for Regulations 97c, 97d, 97e, 97f, read 97b,97c, 97d, and 97e.

S. L. KESSELL,Conservator of Forests.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 11th August, 1927.

Agric. No. 570/14; Ex. Co. 2162.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to amend the regulations under " The Stock Dis-eases Act, 1895," as published in the GovernmentGazette on the 5th clay of August, 1927, by omitting thewords "this State" in the last line of paragraph (1)of Regulation 64, and inserting in place thereof thewords "the State in which the declaration is made."

(Sgd.) GEO. L. SUTTON,Director of Agricult

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

Norseman-Salmon Gums Section.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that therailway from Norseman to Salmon Gums, a distance of58 miles 49 chains or thereabouts, will be opened fortraffic on and from Monday, the 8th August, 1927.

The rates, fares, and other charges, regulations andconditions for the conveyance of passengers, parcels,goods, and livestock will be those prescribed in theCoaching and Goods Rates Books as amended fromtime to time.

The sidings on this line and their distances fromPerth for rates purposes are as shown below:-

Lake Kirk .. .. 466 milesGoodia .. 473Bromus 480Daniell 489Beete 498Kumarl 504Dowak .. 512

All traffic must be consigned and will be acceptedunder "Platform and Siding conditions" only andfreights prepaid.

The following are the distances from Perth (for ratespurposes) of stations and sidings on the Salmon Gums-Esperance Railway, which railway will be brought intodirect communication with Perth by the opening of theNorseman-Salmon Gums section: -

Salmon Gums . 519Circle Valley 525Red Lake

TresloveScaddan

Grass Patch531

Gibson 566Caitup 574Collier 581Esperance 585

H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.

Perth, 6th August, 1927.

APPOINTMENTS(under Section 5 of "The Registration of Deaths and

Marriages Amendment Act, 1907," and Section 2of "The Registration of Births, Deaths, and Mar-riages Act Amendment Act, 1914").

Registrar General's Office,R.G. No. 47/27. Perth, 5th August, 1927.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. J. Mills has been appointed to act, temporarily, asDistrict Registrar of Births Deaths, and Marriages forthe Swan Registry District, to reside at Midland Junc-tion, vice Mr. J. P. Baldwin transferred; appointmentto date from 5th August, 1927.

Registrar General's Office,R.G. No. 84/27. Perth, 6th August, 1927.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. R. J. Shell has been appointed to act, temporarily,as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriagesfor the North Coolgardie Registry District, to resideat Menzies, vice Mr. I. W. Thomas transferred; ap-pointment to date from 6th August, 1927.

ALEX. J. REID,Deputy Registrar General.

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1845

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 11th August, 1927.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Minister has been duly registered in thisOffice for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

27211927.

August 5Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Elder R. A. Christensen ... Subiaco Perth.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the name of the undermentioned Minister has been duly removed fromthe register in this office of Ministers registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

1927. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.2720 ... August 5 Elder Zelph Y. Erekson Subiaco ... Perth.

ALEX. .1. REID,Deputy Registrar General.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA, PROBATE JURISDICTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estates of the undermentioned deceased persons (ordersto collect and administer whose estates were granted to me by the said Court under " The Curator of Intestate Estates Act,1918,") are hereby required to send particulars of such claims to me on or before the 12th day of September, 1927, afterwhich date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto, having regonly to those claims of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth, the 10th day of August, 1927.

M. M. MOSS,Curator of Intestate Estates.

Name. Date of Death. Date of Order. Address. Occupation.

Buhring, William 7-6-27 30-7-27 Gnarming Labourer.Scott, John ... 19-4-27 Claremont . Pensioner.Jordan, John ... 30-5-27 Jennacubbine Labourer.Clancy, Thomas 10-7-27 Mulgabbie Prospector.Pilkington, Mary A. ... 4-7-27 West Perth Apartment-house keeper.McGilvary, James ... 22-6-27 Perth Labourer.Fitts, Charles Alderman 18-6-27 Bullfinch PensioNorth, John ... 17-6-27 Narrogin do.Pearson, Charles William 17-5-27 Perth ... do.Campbell, Alexander ... 24-5-27 Te nin clew a ... do.Hepden, William 14-5-27 Southern Cross ... Clearer.Clark, Alexander Hector 23-4-27 Linden ... Baker.Baker, Robert Stuart ... 9-1-27 8-8-27 Meekatharra Telegraph linesman.Long, Annie ... 13-5-27 PI Women's Home, Fre-No occupation.

mantleMcMahon, Mary 29-8-24 do. do. Domestic.Hayes, Mary Jane ... 14-12-25 do. do. Married woman.Eagle, Richard Newton 22-6-27 Hospital for the Insane, No occupation.

ClaremontFox, Joseph ... 9-7-27 Old Men's Home, Clare-Labourer.

montThomson, Robert 19-7-27 Maylands do.McCarthy, Michael 17-7-27 Coolgardie Pensioner.Turnbull, Francis 24-7-27 Murgoo Station, via Station hand.

YalgooBertouche, Rudolph von 13-5-16 Perth ... Clerk.Howarth, Adam 29-6-27 Old Men's Home, Clare-Engine-driver.

montLiliestrand, Charles Frederic William 19-6-27 Quairading Clearer.;Ind, James ... 24-5-27 JP Collie ... Pensioner.Brandon, R 23-5-27

.7Great Boulder Hotel, Yardman.

PerthMcCaff ray, James 19-4-27 > Onslow ... Prospector.


THE MINING ACT, 1904.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORFEIT LEASES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENT.Department of Mines,

Perth, 5th August, 1927.IN accordance with Section 97 of "The Mining Act, 1.904," notice is hereby given that, unless rent due onthe undermentioned Gold Mining Leases be paid on or before the 30th day of September, 1927, it is theintention Of the Governor, under the provisions of Section 98 of "The Mining Act, 1904," to forfeit suchleases for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent.

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD.1336WSLIPPERY GIMBLET: The Associated

Northern Blocks (W.A.), Limited.1399WGIMBLET SOUTH EXTENDED: The Asso-

ciated Northern Blocks (W.A.), Limited.1833WZOROASTRIAN: Jessop, Thomas James;

Thorley, Herbert.1906WORINDA: Catchpole, Herbert John; Larsen,

Charles; Kirk, Elizabeth.1914WRENOWN: Williams, Francis; Crawford,

Robert; Williams, John Edmund; Williams,Michael Wright.

1936WWENTWORTH: Hancock, Robert James.1937WWENTWORTH EXTENDED: Hancock,

Robert James.

COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.4567GRIFFITHS' GOLD MINE: Griffiths John4586CARLTON: Clayton, Louis Frederick.4720LAKE VIEW REWARD: Ives Reward Gold

Mines, No Liability.4721LAKE VIEW REWARD EAST: Ives Reward

Gold Mines, No Liability.4722LAKE VIEW .REWARD EXTENDED: Ives

Reward Gold Mines, No Liability.4732IVES LAKE VIEW REWARD JUNCTION:

Job, Thomas Ernest.4905BRENNAN'S IDOUGH: Zowe, Benno; Brown,

John; Crutchett, Hubert James Withal); Zowe,Claude.

5154 IVES REWARD JUNCTION EXTENDED:Job, Thomas Ernest.

5195CLIFTON: McCahon, Henry Thomas.5201IVES REWARD No. 2: Ives Reward Gold

Mines, No Liability.5207ELGIN: Mendis, Hemsley Bryant, Marion.5210ROSE DOREEN: Brown, John; Zowe, Smithem

Rose; Crutchett, Hubert James.5212REDEMPTION: Wooster, George William.5213REDEMPTION No. 1 SOUTH: Wooster, George

William.Hunanalling District.

898SLA FORTUNA: Vale, William Henry.

DUNDAS GOLDFIELD1318HEATHERBELL: Baty, Charles Stanley;

Sucking, Frederick; Harpur, Richard Whar-ton; West, Sylvester Robert.

EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.49EIRON DUKE: The Associated Northern

Blocks (W.A.), Limited.946EIRONSIDES NORTH: Starr, Francis Thomas.

4537EUNION JACK: Starr, Francis Thomas.4547EMOUNT CHARLOTTE No. 2: Hunt, Harry

William.4548EHANNANS HILL: Hunt, Harry William.4632ENORTH END: Hill, William Campbell

Joseph.5159ELAKE VIEW SOUTH: Laver, Charles Wil-

liam; Laver, Ralph; Stone, Richard William;Laver, Edith Beatrice.

5345EENTERPRISE: Boulder Perseverance Limited;Greenhill, Thomas William Warren; Rutter,John George; Shaw, Edward Worster.

5357EENTERPRISE NORTH: Boulder Persever-ance, Limited; Greenhill, Thomas WilliamWarren; Rutter, John George; Shaw, Ed-ward Worster.

5391ECALEDONIAN: Starr, Arthur Joseph; Starr,Cecil; Corrigan, John Thomas.

5394EDOROTHY: Cadlolo, John William.

.Belong District.1191YSWEET NELL: Hunt, Harry William; Hunt,

George Barnard.1198YTRANSVILLE: Jasson, Joseph; Bennit,,

Bennit, Leslie George.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

EAST MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.B lack Range. District.

345B HA VILA IT DEVELOPMENT: Sonn en schein ,Rebecca.

9511OROYA EAST: Paskov, Dume; Mijat, Sime.Wihina District.

10JMOONLIGHT: Morgans, Alfred Edward.37JMOONLIGHT EAST: Morgans, Alfred Edward.91.7ADELAIDE: Morgans, Alfred Edward.

109JNORTH-WEST MOONLIGHT: Morgans, Al-fred Edward.

231JBRILLIANT: Ward, Nicholas Ranert.333JNEB: Bennett, William Percy.347J WILUNA CONSOLIDATED: Horsf all, Edward

James.348J WILUNA CONSOLIDATED EAST: Martin,

Thomas.350JCORBOY'S REWARD: Corboy, William John.365.1ESSEX: Bowler, Denis; Geary, William.366,7WESSEX: Bowler, Denis; Geary, William.375.7GREAT WILUNA SOUTH EXTENDED: Bar-

ton, George; Bennett, William Percy.376JBAR TON: Barton, George; Charlwood, Charles.

MT. MARGARET GOLDFIELD.2113TB.ANEYGO NORTH: Dwyer, William; Dwyer,

George Martin; Dwyer, Michael Stephen.2138TNIL DESPERANDUM: Aitken, Douglas;

Probert, Arthur Adrian; Richards, Harry;Bergmann, Henry; Bulk, William; Bulk,Jolm.

2141TKING OF CREATION: Raven, Henry Cox.2145TQUEEN OF CREATION: Raven, Henry Cox.2200TPINNACLES: 'Sanfelin, John; Tasker, Wil-

liam.Mt. Malcolm District.

190CSONS OF GWALIA: The Sons of Gwalia,Limited.

198CEASTERN: The Sons of Gwalia, Limited.207CSONS OF GWALIA NORTH: The Sons of

Gwalia, Limited.1520SONS OF GWALIA WEST: The Sons of

Gwalia, Limited.353CSONS OF GWALIA EAST: The Sons of

Gwalia, Limited.3800SONS OF GWALIA EXTENDED: The Sons

of Gwalia, Limited.4460SONS OF GWALIA WEST EXTENDED:

The Sons of Gwalia, Limited.117CSONS OF GWALIA EAST EXTENDED:

The Sons of. Gwalia, Limited.489CMOUNT LEONORA: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.4900MOUNT LEONORA No. 1: The Sons of

Gwalia, Limited.504CMOREING: The Sons of Gwalia, Limited.7410TOM BEWICK: The Sons of Gwalia, Limited.7420ERNEST WILLIAMS: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited8070GWALIA DEEP No. 2: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.809C GWALIA DEEP No. 4: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.8110GWALIA DEEP No. 6: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.81.2CGWALIA DEEP No. 7: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.9800STAR OF GWALIA: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.1082C GWALIA MAIN REEF: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.1259CGWALIA NORTH: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.13290VICTORY No. 1: Harvey, George.1341CGWALIA DEEP No. 3: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.]342CGWALIA DEEP No. 5: The Sons of Gwalia,

Limited.

AUGUST 12, 1927.] GOVERNMENT (+AZETTE, W.A. 1847

MURCHISON GOLDFIELD.1977EMIT : Ma raroa Gold Mining Company, No Lia-

bility.1981EMIT NORTH: Mararoa Gold Mining Company,

No Liability.2030EMU EXTENDED: Mararoa Gold Mining

Company, No Liability.2033EMU NORTH-EAST: Mararoa Gold Mining

Company, No Liability.2038SORENSEN 'S Mararoa Gold Mining Com-

pany, No Liability.2044EMU EAST: Mararoa Gold Mining Company,

No Liability.2045EMU EXTENDED: roa Gold Mining Com-

pany, No Liability.

Day Dawn District.1DGREAT FINGALL No. 1: Bastian, Henry ;

Bastian, Thomas William ; Bastian, Samp-son ; Bastian, Archibald.

170DGREAT FINGALL No. 4: Bastian, Henry ;Bastian, Thomas William ; Bastian, Samp-son ; Bastian, Archibald.

210DGREAT FINGALL No. 5: Bastian, henry;Bastian, Thomas William ; Bastian, Samp-son ; Bastian, Archibald.

569DSOUTH FIND ALL : Bastian, Archibald ; Bas-tian, henry; Bastian, Samuel; Bastian, ThomasWilliam ; Riddle, Arthur Crighton.

Meckatharra District.1291NWA TERLOO : Garland, John Patrick.1466NHAVELUCK : Lyons, Edward.1502NMITNARRA : Caddy, Richard Anthony ; Sprigg,

Henry Percy ; Stodart, Frederick Edwin ;Watson, Mary ; Thompson, John.

1529NPROHIBITION: The Prohibition Gold. MiningCompany, No Liability.

1.532NPROHIBIT1ON SOUTH: Peart, Thomas;Barrett, Hector Francis Fox ; Moloney,Francis William.

1533NHEROIC : Dewar, James Weil ; Sexton,ham Lloyd.

1534NEMPIRE : Lynch, Joseph Henry.

NORTH-EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.Kanowna District.

12XBISSENBERGER NORTH: The North WhiteFeather Gold Mines, Limited.

:13XBISSENBERGER : The North White FeatherGold Mines, Limited.

1389X--G OLDEN VALLEY: Robinson, Maud Mary.1443XGOLDEN CEMENT NORTH: The North

White Feather Gold Mines, Limited.1461XG OLDEN EAGLE: The North White Feather

Gold Mines, Limited.1465XGOLDEN VALLEY MAIN REEF: Robinson,

George.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD.448PEVENI NG STAR: Miller, Ernest Henry ;

Wardle, Thomas Abbott ; Jenkins, Oliver.494PGRAND DUCHESS: Miller, Ernest Henry ;

Wardle, Thomas Abbott ; Jenkins, Oliver.496P WEMBLEY: Kemp, Harry ; Burley, John

Lewis.

PHILLIPS RIVER GOLDFIELD.151GEM CONSOLIDATED: Dunn, Walter; Par-

kinson, William Jones.156GEM CONSOLIDATED SOUTH: Dunn, Walter ;

Parkinson, William Jones.184GEM : Reynolds, Henry; Scott, William Henry.

PILBARA GOLDFIELD.805HOMEWARD BOUND EAST: Hodges, William

Armstrong ; McDonald, John.845 OUTWARD BOUND: Snell, Marie.

Nullaginie District.219LSHAMROCK : Nicholls, Alfred ; Doherty,

Michael.

WEST PILBARA GOLDFIELD.171YANK LENNON : Balla Breen Gold Mines,

Limited.

Wil- YALGOO GOLDFIELD.902FIELD'S FIND EXTENDED: Tobin, Patrick.907BROWN 'S REWARD: Connor, Loftus.909OUR GIRLS: Connor, Loftus.

Mt. Magnet District.1216MREVENUE : Burt, Joseph Charles ;

james.1217MMOYAGEE Gandini, Peter ; Caratti, John

Baptiste.1224MSAT URN : O'Connell, Daniel.

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.

Menzies District.5217ZGLADSOME : Wright, George Malcolm ;

Wright, Alexander Walter ; Meagher, Denis.541 OZ--LAKE VIEW: Michaels, Myer ; Maher, Pat-

rick William ; Side, Henry Herbert ; Maher,Patrick ; Maher, Mary Theresa.

5423Z LADY SHENTON : Lady Shenton Gold Min-ing Syndicate, Menzies, No Liability.

5476ZSAND QUEEN: Wright, George Malcolm ;Wright, Alexander Walter ; Meagher, Denis.

5485ZLADY S RENTON SOUTH : Lady ShentonGold Mining Syndicate, Menzies, No Lia-bility.

5497ZGOLD ROCK CENTRAL: Fleming, JohnMorris.

5498ZGOLD ROCK SOUTH: Fleming, John Morris.5499ZGOLD ROCK NORTH: Fleming, John Morris.5500ZELSIE MAY CENTRAL: Fleming, John

Morris.55012ELSIE MAY SOUTH: Fleming, John Morris.5502ZELSIE MAY NORTH: Fleming, John Morris.

Marring District.998URIVERINA. PROPRIETARY: Forbes, Alfred.999U--RIVERINA PROPRIETARY SOUTH: Forbes,

Alfred.

Yerilla District.1011R NET A : Mandelstam, Alexander Sidney.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.719GREAT VICTORIA: Great Victoria Gold

Mines, No Liability.724SPRING HILL: The Spring Hill Gold Mining

Company, No Liability.944GREAT VICTORIA EAST: Great Victoria Gold

Mines, No Liability.945GREAT VICTORIA WEST: Great Victoria

Gold Mines, No Liability.2544 COLLEEN BAWN Kelly, Patrick ; Quinn,

Charles.2633SPRING HILL NORTH: The Spring Hill Gold

Mining Company, No Liability.2801 SCOTTS OBEYS: Poison, Samuel Hunter.3226ROYAL FLUSH: McIntyre, William Henry ;

Burt, Florence Stockwell.3248RADIO DEEPS: Andrews, Richard Bullock ;

Lang, Samuel Carsley.32(54TRANSVAAL MINE: Leggo, Arthur Victor.3281 R ESURRECTION : De Paolo, Giacomo.3307NE VOR : Great Victoria Gold Mines, No

Liability.3311GREAT BINGIN : Lynch, Michael.

OUTSIDE PROCLAIMED FIELDS.30II DIGGERS ' REWARD : Humphreys, Cecil Maur-

ice Joseph ; Thomas, Matthias; Humphreys,Matthew John ; Nelson, Robert.

331IJIMBEL BAR SOUTH: Smith, William Aug-ustus ; Sanderson, foln Bell ; Bourgoin, Louis ;Morrissey, John Patrick ; Morrissey, FrancisWalsh ; Joseph, Thomas David.

36H.TIMBLE BAR SOUTH EXTENDED: Smith,William Augustus ; Sanderson, John Bell;Bourgoin, Louis ; Morrissey, John Patrick;Morrissey, Francis Walsh ; Joseph, ThomasDavid.

39 JIMBLE BAR SOUTH DEEP EXTENDED:Jones, Prank; Hahuel, Ernest.

1848 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AuGusT 12, 1927.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 10th August, 1927.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

East MurchisonYilgarn

Wiluna . * t 4033.3339

Mineral Leases.The undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Pilbara Marble Bar 315, 316Yilgarn 28

* Conditionally. t Approved in Executive Council 3rd August, 1927.

ERRATUM.THE Lease number relating to the notice of the ap.Pro Yal of applications for Gold Mining Leases, appear-ing in the Government Gazette of the 5th day of. August,1927, should read 403J in place of 394J.

M: J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application No. 1458/1927.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the fifth day of September next to issue inthe name of Thomas George Molloy of Perth Gentle-man a special Certificate of Title to the land describedbelow the duplicate Certificate of Title having as isalleged been lost.

Dated this fith day of August, 1927.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Assistant Registrar of Titles.

The land referred to.All that piece of land situate in Barclay Street now

Elder Street in the City of Perth being Lot 6 of PerthTown Lot 1141 being the whole of the land comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 15 Folio 261 together witha right of carriage way over so much of Lots 1141 andH42 as shown on plan on ,,tie said Certificate of Title.

Reg. F. Cooper, Perth, Solicitor for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1476/1927.

TAKE notice that Catherine Anna Cooper of FredericStreet Midland Junction wife of John Cooper of thesame place Engine-driver has made application to beregistered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simplein possession in the following parcel of land situate inthe Swan District and being

Lot 183 of Swan Location 15 containing one roodBounded on the East by cne chain of Frederic StreetOn the North by the South boundary of Lot 182

measuring two chains fifty linksOn the West by the East boundary of Lot 192 meas-

uring one chain and

On the South by the North boundary of Lot 184 meas-uring two chains fifty links

The land is more particularly defined on Plan 2112deposited in the Office of Titles.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of land are hereby re-quired to lodge in this office on or before the sixteenthclay of September next a caveat forbidding the samefrom being brought under the operation of the Act.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,8th August, 1927.

Parker cf. Parker, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1142/1927.

TAKE notice that Henry George Hampton of 8 Vic-toria Avenue Perth Under Secretary for Law and EmmaLouisa Hampton of the same place his wife have madeapplication to be registered as the proprietors as jointtenants of an estate in fee simple in possession in thefollowing parcel of land situate in the City of Perthand being

Lot 2 of Perth Town Lot 08 containing twenty one andnine-tenths perches.

BoUnded on the Westward by sixty-eight links andthree-tenths of a link of Victoria Avenue

On the Northward by the Southern boundary of Lot 1measuring two chains and one-half of a link

On the Eastward by sixty-eight links and three-tenthsof a link of the Western boundary of Perth Town LotC7 and

On the Southward by the Northern boundary of Lot 3measuring two chains and six-tenths of a link.

The land is more particularly defined on Plan 1294 de-posited in the Office of Titles.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of land are hereby re-quired to lodge in this office on or before the fourteenthday of September next a caveat forbidding the samefrom being brought under the operation of the Act.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,9th August, 1927.


P.W. 329 /27 ; Ex. Co. 2158.PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902.

LAND RESUMPTION.

Metropolitan TVoter SupplyLoftus Street Pumping Station Extension.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule heretobeing all in the District of Perthshirehave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor,acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 10th day of August, 1927, been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purposes of the following public work, namely : Extension of the Metropolitan Water Supply Pumping Station at LoftusStreet, Leederville.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of laud so set apart, taken, or resumed are markedoff and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., W.A. 25347 (L.T.O. Diagram 7678), which may be inspected at the officeof the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage for anestate in fee simple in possession for the public work herein expressed, freed, and discharged from all trusts, mortgages,charges, obligations, estates, interests, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

Schedule.

No. on Plan,P.W.D., W.A.,

No, 25347.Owner or Reputed Owner. Occupier or Reputed

Occupier.

Giovanni Pole ... T. Pola

Certified correct this 9th day of August, 1927.

JAS. CUNNINGHAM,for Minister for Works.

Description.

Lots 1 and 2 on Plan 1157, being portionof Perthshire Location Ax (Certificateof Title Volume 773, Folio 44)

1 Quantity.

a. r. P.0 1 11.6

W. R. CAMPION,Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 10th day of August, 1927.

'1' ENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date of Date and TimeNature of Work.Notice. for Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,

to be seen.

1927. 1927.(Noon on Tuesday)

July 28 South Trayning ..choolRemovalIrwin Kodj-Kocllin (7395)

16th August Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Northamand Merredin, on and after the 2nd August, 1927.

July 28 Narrogin Police QuartersRenova-tions (7396)

16th August Contractors' Room, Perth ; Katanning, P.W.D. Office,and Court Houses, Wagin and Narrogin, on andafter 2nd August, 1927.

Ray 28 Subiaco Intermediate SchoolConversion into Household

16th August Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 2nd August,1927.

Management Centre (7397)July 28 Pal hump SchoolRemoval from 16th August Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D., Katanning, and

Toolbrunup (7398) Court Houses, Wagin and Albany, on and after 2ndAugust, 1927.

Aug. 4. Marrinup School Quarters 23rd AugustAdditions (7400)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun-bury and Pinjarra, on and after 9th August, 1927.

Aug. 4 Harvey SchoolRepaiis, etc., 23rd Augustto Pavilion Class Room (7401)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun-busy and Pinjarra, on and after 9th August, 1927.

Aug. 4 Perth - Fremantle Government 23rd AugustBuildingsChimney Sweep-ing (7402)

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fre-mantle, on and after 9th August, 1927.

Aug. 11 Belmont SchoolFencing, etc. 30th August(7403)

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 16th August,1927.

Aug. 11 Wandering SchoolTeacher's 30th AugustQuartersRemoval to New

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Pinjarra,on and after 16th August, 1927.

Site (7.1.04)Aug. 11 Bunbury HospitalFencing and 30th August

Gates (7405)Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bum

btiry and Busselton, on and after 16th August,1927.

Aug. 11 WinchesterNew School (7406) 30th August Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Geraldton,and Court House, Moora, on and after 16th August,1927.

Aug. 11 Yaninah School Quarters,type 6 (7407)re-advertiv.d

30th August Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Donny-brook, Bridgetown, and Bunbury, on and after16th August, 1927

Tenders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to " The Hon. the Minister for Works and Labour," and marked 'Tender,'' andv II be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.


THE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Water Rate in the Derby Water Area-Erratum Notice.

P.W.W.S. 1187/18.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that inthe notice appearing in the Government Gazette of the15th July, 1927, in connection with the above WatetRate, the date in the second line should read the 31stDecember, 1927.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Water Supply.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Kalgoorlie Road Board Alteration of Boundaries

with Boulder Municipality.

Notice of Intention.Department of Works and Labour,

P.W. 2285/25. Perth, 26th July, 1927.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," tosever that portion of the Boulder Municipality as des-cribed in the Schedule hereto and annex it to the Kal-goorlie Road District.

Plans of the proposed alteration may be seen at theLocal Government Office, Department of Works andLabour, Perth.

(Sgd.) H. W. STANLEY LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

Kalgoorlie Road District-Transfer of Territory fromthe Municipality of Boulder.

All that portion of Lane Street bounded by linescommencing at the North-West corner of Lease 595/152and extending South along the Westernmost boundaryof the said Lease and the West boundaries of BoulderLots 1947 to 1958 inclusive; thence West in productionWest of the South boundary of said Lot 1958 to theWest side of the footpath, passing along the before-mentioned West boundaries and North along said sideof the footpath to the South side of York Street; thenceEast to the starting point.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Municipality of Claremont-Dedication of deviation of

portion of Barnfield Road in lieu of existing portion.ORDER.

Corres. L. & S. 1217/25.PURSUANT to Section 229 of " The Municipal Cor-porations Act, 1906," the Council of the Municipalityof Claremont hereby directs that the land described inPart 1 of the schedule hereto, acquired by the saidMunicipality, is hereby dedicated to, and as from thedate of the publication of this order in the GovernmentGazette, shall be a street, and shall form portion ofBarnfield Road, and the said Council hereby declaresthat the land so dedicated to the public as portion ofBarnfield Road as aforesaid shall be in lieu of that por-tion of Barnfield Road which prior to the publicationof this order existed over the land described in Part 2of the schedule hereto, such portion of Barnfield Roadbeing discontinued.

Schedule.Part 1.

That portion of Lot 5 of Swan Location 702 (asshown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 49748, and beingportion of Certificate of Title Volume 753, Folio 181),containing 0 acres 0 roods 21.3 perches, bounded bylines commencing at the North-West corner of said Lot5 and extending 77deg. llmin. 1 chain 37 4/10th links;thence 107deg. 52min. 1 chain 19 2/10th links; thence180deg. Omin. 73 6/10th links to the North-West cornerof Lot 6 of Swan Location 702; thence 287deg. 52min.2 chains 60 links to the starting point.

Part 2.That portion of Barnfield Road (as shown on L.T.O.

Diagram 5965 and Lands and Surveys Diagram 49748)bounded by lines commencing at the North-West cornerof Lot 13 of Swan Location 702 and extending 180deg.Omin. 1 chain 43 5/10th links ; thence 270deg. 12 links;

thence 287deg. 52mii 39 5/10th links; thence Odeg.Omin. 624/10th links; thence 257deg. llmin. 1 chain16 4/1.0th links; thence 287deg. 52min. 1 chain 173/10th links to the South-Eastern side of the PerthFremantle Railway Reserve; thence along said side ofRailway Reserve 76deg. 33inin. 1 chain 38 3/10th linksand 79deg. 43min. 1 chain 43 5/10th links to the start-ing point.

Dated the 20th day of July, 1927.By order of the Council of the Municipality of Clare-

mont.J. HOBBS,

Mayor.M. H. SHARP,

Town Clerk.

Confirmed in Executive Council.(Sgd.) W. R. CAMPION,

Governor.3rd August, 1927.

BELMONT PARK ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatMr. S. Hastings has been appointed a Building Sur-veyor to the above Board.

A. E. ROWE,9th August, 1927. Chairman.

THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-26.Plantagenet Road Board.

WHEREAS the Plantagenet Road Board, pursuant to anOrder in Council dated 12th January, 1927, made a By-lawto prohibit the passage of heavy traffic (as defined by Regu-lation 149) over the Blackwood road, Woogenalup road,Perth road, 'and Porongorups road within its district, forsuch period or periods as it may deem necessary : Notice ishereby given that, at a meeting of the said Board held on30th July, it was resolved to prohibit heavy traffic over theroads mentioned above between 10th August and 31stOctober.

Written permission may be issued for special occasionsduring that period, at the discretion of the Board (Reg. 149(IV.) (a).

EDWARD WEBSTER,Secreta

SOUTH PERTH ROAD BOARD.Brick Area.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at a meeting of the SouthPerth Road Board, held on 28th July, 1927, it was decidedthat within the area described below no other than brick,stone, concrete, or cement block residences, shall be erectedafter 28th July, 1927.

The area referred to is as follows :-That area boundedon the North by Hensman Street, on the West by ForrestStreet, on the South by South Terrace, and on the West byFortune Street.

Note.-The boundary constituted by Fortune Street isintended to include the blocks of land on either side of thatstreet.

IVAN C. CAMPBELL,Chairman.

R. F. G. HOUGHTON,Secretary.

THE HEALTH ACT 1911-19.Department of Public Health.

THE following appointments made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authorities are hereby approved:-

M.P.H. 1536/22.-Maylands Local Board of Health.-Dr. A. N. Magnus to be Medcal Officer of Health,vice Dr. S. E. Craig, resigned.

M.P.H. 546/27.-Carnamp,h Road Board.-Arnold C.Bierman to he Health Inspector for the Carnamah andThree Springs Townsite.

R. M. MITCHELL,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

11th August, 1927.


WESTERN ATTSTRALTAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sebe-doleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcern ed.

Rate.

-----1927.

552/27 Aug. 4 Melbourne Steamship 129e, N.S.W. Large Coal RailwaysCo., Ltd. 1927 2,000 tons, C.I.F. Geraldton ... ... ... 49s. Id. ton.

3,000 tons, C.I.F. Fremantle ... ... ... 45s. Id. ton.570 /27 do. Mills & Co. Pty., Ltd. 135e, Stoneware Pipes and Specials Metropolitan Water

1927 SupplyItem 1 ... ... ... ... ... ... Is. 5d. lin. ft.Item 2 ... ... ... ... ... ... 9d. lin. ft.Items 3 and 4 ... ... ... ... ... 5s. each.Item 5 ... ... ... ... ... ... 4s. each.

353/27 do. MetropolitanVickers 81e, Tramcar Equipments, 4 only, as TramwaysElectrical Co., Ltd. 1927 follows, delivered C.I.F. Fre-

mantleMotors, M.V. 104, complete

with controllers andwiring, etc. ... ... ... ... ... £1,884.

Lighting Fittings ... ... ... ... ... £52.Air Brake Equipments ... ... ... ... £486.Slack Adjustors ... ... ... ... ... £32.Accessories

587/27 Aug. 0 G. & R. Wills & Co., 140e, Denim, 750 yards (Item 1) ... Aborigines ... Is. Nd. yard.Ltd. 1927 Flannel, 2,000 yards (Rein 4) do. ... Is. 9Ad. yard.

79 do. Brennans, Ltd. ... Denim, 2,000 yards (Item 1)... do. ... Is. ld. yard.Dress Material, 4,000 yards

(Item 3) ... ... ..- do. ... Is. Old. yard.IP do. Goode, Durrant, & Co.,

Ltd.Shirting, 2,500 yards (Item 2)... do. ... 10-4d. yard.

617/27 Aug. 9 Hoskins & Co., Ltd. ... 145e, C.I. Screw-down Hydrants, de- Metropolitan Water £2 Os. Od. each.1927 livered at Loftus Street Store,

Perth, 90 onlySupply

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of

closing.

1927.1927.July 21 144A, 1927 601b. Rails and Fishplates, 80 miles of track with option of further 50 miles

of track Aug. 18.July 28 148e, 1927 Portable Platform Weigher, 1 only ... Aug. 18.Aug. 11 159e, 1927 Fly-wheel (Cast Iron) for Rock Crusher ... Aug. 18.June 23 121e, 1927 Officers' and Porters' Caps : Officers' Caps, 206 only, and Porters' Caps,

700 only August 25.June 28 126e, 1927 Nickel-Copper Alloy Tubes and Rods : Boiler Tubes, 660 only ; Superheater

Flue Tubes, 110 only, and Rods, 2,000 feet August 25.June 30 131e, 1927 ... Mild Steel and Spring Steel August 25.Aug. 4 154e and 155e,

1927Round Mild Steel Rods, lin. dia., 3,300 /15ft. 3M. lengths. and Round Mild

Steel Rods, 3/8in. dia., closely wound into spiral coils, 250 coils ... Aug. 25.Aug. 9Aug. 11

156e, 1927162e, 1927

Electric Lamps : Metal filament, 66 gross, and Gas filled, 12 grossCement lining of 3in., 4in. and 6in. dia. Cast Iron Pipes as required during

the period ending 30th June, 192S ...

Aug. 25,

Aug. 25.June 30 127e, 1027 Copper Firebox Tube Plates, 5 only ; Copper Wrapper Plates, 5 only, and

Copper Back Plates, 5 only ... Sept. 1.July 5 133e, 1927 ... Engine Tyres, 100 only ... Sept 1.Aug. 11 160e. and 161e,

1927Uniforms for Railway and Tramway Departments : Winter, 1928, and Summer,

Sept. 1.July 2S 147e, 1927 ... Copper Firebox Tube Plates, 5 only ... Sept. 29.July 28 149e, 1927 ... Telephone Materials : Cordeau Insulators, Tubular Brackets, Galvanised Coach

Screws, Galvanised Hook Rods and Plates, Galvanised Stay Swivels, WireGuards and Lightning Spikes, Copper Line Wire, G.I. Line Wire, G.I. StayWire, Cast Steel Top Brackets and Bolts for cast steel top brackets ... Sept. 29.

Aug. 9 157e, 1927 Copper Feed Pipes (seamless) for Locomotive Boilers, 135 only ... Sept. 29Aug. 9 158e, 1927 Magnesia Lagging Blocks, for Class " P' Locomotives, 5 sets ... Oct. 6.Aug. 11June 23 . 163e, 1927 ,

122e, 1927 . Underground Cable, 600 volt, -5 sq. inch, 3,000 yards, and Joint Boxes ...Rail and Girder Bending and Straightening Machine, 1 only

Oct. 15.Oct. 20.

July 7 132e, 1927 Three-Ply, Teak Finish, 110 sheets, Ash Finish, 70 sheets ; and Mill Board,single faced, 430 sheets, and double faced 200 sheets ... Oct. 20.

For Sale by Tender.Aug. 4 A, 1927 . " Fowler" Steam Tractor, as it now stands at the State Implement Works,

Rocky Bay, North Fremantle, where inspection can be made. No reason-able offer will be refused Aug. 18.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until2.15 p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise tney are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

1852 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD continued.

Transfer, of Contracts.

AUGUST 12, 1927,

Tender Board No. Date. From To icu ars.

1927.645 /27 Aug. 4 Pioneer Motor Garage -). F. Dorizzi ... i Shoeing Police Horses at Gnowangerup for

646 /27 Aug. 4 Pioneer Motor G g Wm. Brade1 period ending 31st December, 1927.

... I Burial of Deceased Destitute Persons andAborigines at Gnowangerup during theperiod ending 31st December, 1927.

11 tli August, 1027.H. C. TRETHOWAN,

Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Cromer Land and Finance Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Registered Office ofthe abovenained Company has been removed from No.26 Trinity Buildings, Hay Street, Perth; and is nowsituated at A.M.P. Chambers, William Street, Perth.The office is accessible to the public for the transactionof business between the hours of 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on week days, other than Satur-day, on which day it is open from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

C. A. SHERWOOD;Director.


A. TV. Jones & Co., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the registered office of theabovenamed Company has been changed from 778-780Hay Street, Perth, to Durham House, 842 Hay Street, Perth,and that such office is accessible to the public between thehours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days, except Saturday,when the office will be open between the hours of 9 a.m. and12 noon.


W. C. EXLEY,Secretary.

In the matter of " The Companies Act, 1893," and in thematter of the Western Australian Coal Mining, Briquetting,and By-Product Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of theabovenamed Company has been removed from No. 1 Bankof Australasia Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, toNo. 4 Trustee Buildings, St. George's Terrace, Perth; andthat the same is open to the public betWeen the hours from10 a.m. and 12 noon, and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays, and from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays.

Dated the 21st day of July, 1927.

CHRISTOPHER EWING,Solicitor for the abovenamed Company.

In the matter of " The Companies Act, 1893," and in thematter of the Abbey Flats, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of theabovenamed Company is situate at 264 St. George's Terrace,Perth, and that the same is open to the public from thehours of 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and from the hours of 2 p.m.to 4 p.m. on week days, and from the hours of 10 a.m. to 12noon on Saturdays.

Dated the 2nd day of August, 1927.

CHRISTOPHER EWING,Solicitor for the abovenamed Company.

To the Registrar of Companies, and to all others whomit may concern.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to "The CompaniesAct, 1893," that the Registered Office of CrescoFertilizers, Limited, is situated at No. 7 FirstFloor, Forrest Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,and is accessible to the public every day (except Satur-days, Sundays, and public holidays) from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

Dated the 1st day of July, 1927.

F. R. LUCAS,Secretary for the said Company,

Perth.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893," and inre the Rebell Building Company, Limited (inLiquidation).

THE creditors of the abovenamed Company are required,on or before the 23rd day of August, 1927, to send theirnames and addresses, and the particulars of their debtsor claims, and the names and addresses of their solici-tors (if any), to James Lampard Paton, the OfficialLiquidator of the said Company, and, if so required bynotice in writing from the said Official Liquidator, areby their solicitors or otherwise to prove their said debtsor claims at the office of the Official Liquidator, St.George's House, St. George's Terrace, Perth, at suchtime as shall be specified in such notice, or in defaultthereof they will be excluded from the benefit of anydistribution made before such debts are proved.

Dated the 3rd day of August, 1927, at 3 o 'clock.

J. L. PATON,Liquidator.

Paton, Morris Shellabear, Public Accountants, LowerGround Floor, St. George's House, Perth.


V. T. David c Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered office ofV. T. David & Company, Limited, is situate at Num-ber 56 Australian Mutual Provident Society's Building,William Street, Perth, and that same is accessible tothe public for the transaction of business (Sundays andpublic holidays excepted) between the hours of 9 a.m.and 5 p.m., except on Saturdays, when the said officeis open between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon.

Dated this 28th day of July, 1927.THEO. P. BARRYMORE,

Solicitor for the said Company,Alliance Building, 96 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

AUGUST 12, 1927.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 1853

TILE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.'Valencia Vineyards, Limited.

NOT NI,: is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe alrevenamed Company has been changed from Guild-ford to 19 Weld Chambers, St. George 's Terrace, Perth,and that such office is accessible to the public 1,H-wenlthe hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days. r'YiplSaturday, when the office will be open beween 0 hou-sof 9 a.m. and 12 noon.

Dated this 1st day of August 1927.

GEORGE S. LEE,Secretary.

IN THE SUPREME COWIT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Josiah Richardson, late of 145Hay Street, Subiaco, in the State of Western Australia,but formerly of 169 Rokeby Road, Subiaeo aforesaid.retired Confectioner, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all petams having any claimsagainst the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requestedto send in particulars of such claims in writing to the executorof the Will of the said deceased, care of the under-mentionedsolicitor, on or before the 12th day of September, 1927, afkrwhich date the said executor will distribute the assets amongthe persons entitled thereto, having regard only to thoseclaims of which he then has notice.

Dated the 4th clay of August; 1927.

l'HILII' SIDNEY IDURSTON,of New Zealand Chamber, St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor of the said deceased.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIA:PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the estate of Robert Trail 'White Muir, lateof Forest HjIl, Mount Barker, in the State of WesternAustralia, Farmer, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other personshaving claims against the 'state of Robert Trail White Muir,late of Forest Hill, Mount Barker, in the State of WesternAustralia, farmer, der'r,a,r.r1 (intestate) are requested tosend pan jell lars in writing of their claims and demands tothe administrator, care o I Haynes, Robinson. and Cooper,of York Street., Albany, his solicitors, on or before the 12thclay of September, 1927 ; and, further, that at the expirationof the last-mentioned date the administrator will proceedto distribute the assets of the said deceased among the per-sons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims anddemands of which he shall then have had notice.


HAYNES, ROBINSON & COOP ER,York Street, Albany,

Solicitors for the Administrator.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAITSTRALT A PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Mary Angus (also knownas Mary Kate Angus), late of 9 Brookman Street,Perth, in the State of Western Australia, MarriedWoman, deceased.

Notiec to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby gb-en Mir- all persons having anyclaims or demands against the estate of the abovenameddeceased are required to Haul particulars of same inwriting to the executor, r.'a re of O'Dea & 0 'Des, soli-citors, Warwick House, St. George's Terrace, Perth,on or before the 12th day of September, 1927, at the ex-piration of which time the executor will distribute theassets of the said deceased without reference to anyclaims or demands of which he shall not then have hadnotice.

Dated this 4th day of August, 1927.O'DEA & O'DEA,

Warwick House, Perth,Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIA--PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Will of Julia Amelia Heron, late of York, in the Stateof Western Australia, Married Wonsan, deceased.

Notice to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsagainst the estate of the abovenamed deceased are requiredto send particulars of such claims to the executor of the Willof the said deceased, Jonathan Bult Harris, care of under-signed, on or before the 12th day of September, 1927, afterwhich date the executor will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to claims of which he shall then havehad notice.


H. L. EVANS,Avon Terrace, York,Solicitor for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and First Codicil thereto of JonathanLewis, formerly of Romford, 28 Emo Road, East Mal-vern, in the State of Victoria, and of 65 First Avenue,St. Peters, in the State of South Australia, and of Gor-don's Hotel, Murray Street, Perth, in the State of WesternAustralia, but late of the Hostel Manly, Cottesloe, in thesaid State, retired Draper's Assistant, deceased.

Notice to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that all claims against the estateof the above-named Jonathan Lewis, deceased, must besent in to The West Australian Trustee, Executor, andAgency Company, Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace,Perth, the executor of the Will and Codicil of the said de-ceased, on or before the 12th day of September, 1927, afterwhich date the Executor will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased, having regard only to the claims sosent in.

Dated the 4th day of August, 1927.DARBYSHIRE & GILLETT,

Commercial Bank Chambers,42 St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Edward James Wellsted, late ofElizabeth Street, Kalgoorlie, in the State of WesternAustralia, Business Manager, deceased.

ALL persons having any claims or demands against theestate of the abovenamed deceased are hereby required tosend particulars of the same in writing to The West Aus-tralian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited,the executor of the Will of the abovenamed deceased, onor before the 9th day of September, 1927, at the expirationof which time the Executor will distribute the assets of thesaid deceased without reference to any claim or demand ofwhich it shall not then have had notice.


PARKER & ROE,of Sheffield House, Hay Street, Perth,


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TBALLAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Will of Richard Thomas James, late of Trafalgar, andformerly of Fimiston, in the State of Western Australia,Miner, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of the abovenamed de-ceased are required to send particulars thereof in writingto the executor, Horace Goss, care of the undersigned, onor before the 12th day of September, 1927,.after which datethe executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regardonly to claims of which lie shall then have had notice.

Dated the 9th day of August, 1927.

MUIR & STABLES,Burt Street, Boulder,



THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Receiving Order.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. ofNoior.Matter. DartSero.fO

Date ofPetition.

Act or Acts ofBankruptcy.

fohn Harrison Moss ... Of 8 Ellen Street,Subiaco, and formerlycarrying on businessat Kirrup

Contractor ... SupremeCourt,Perth

68 of 1927 8th day ofAugust,1927

8th day ofAugust,1927

Debtor's Petition.

Adjudication.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No ofmatter. Date of Order. Date of Petition.

John Harrison Moss ... Of 8 Ellen Street, Subiaco,and formerly carryingon business at Kirrup

Contractor ... ... Supreme Court,Perth

68 of 1927 8th day of August,1927

8th day of August,1927

First Meetings and Public Examinations.

Debtor's Name. Address. Descrip- Court. No. o.

Date ofFirst

Meeting.Hour. Place.

Date ofPublic Ni-amination.

Hour. Place.Date of Order

any) forarySu Ad

ministration.

rictor George Now residing at Pastoralist Supreme 49 of 31st day of 3 p.m. Supreme 31st day of 10.30 SupremeWheeler Perth, and latelycarrying on busi-ness at Mt. Pal-grave, via Car-narvon

Court,Perth

1927 August,1927

Court,Perth

August,1927

a.m. Court,Perth

William Metcalfe Cannington ... Market do. 14 of 24th day of 3 p.m. do. 24th day of 10.30 do.Gardener 1927 August,

1927August,1927

a.m.1

Notice of Intended Dividend.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. No.Last day for

receivingProofs.

Name ofTrustee. Address.

tliguel Torrent ... ... Busselton ... Farmer ... ... SupremeCourt,Perth

11 of 1917 27th day ofAugust,1927

Morrie el lieMoss,

Official Receiverin Bankruptcy,Supreme Court,Perth

Notice of Dividend.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description.III

Court. No. Amount per Z. First or Final Whenor otherwise, payable. Where payable.

Henry Walter Oma ... Of Kniamunda and19 WoodbridgeTerrace, MidlandJunction

Timber hierchan SupremeCourt,Perth

2 of1925

Fourpence anda fraction in theg

First andfinal

lath day ofAugust,1927

At the Office of OfficialReceiver in Bank -ruptcy, SupremeCourt, Perth.

Applications for Discharge.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Number. Date fixed forhearing.

Julius Wilhelm Henry Enrich ...

George Wright ... ... ...

Mullewa ...

Leederville

Farmer ...

Manufacturer and Uphol-sterer

Supreme Court,Perth

do.

67 of1926

57 of1907

7th day ofSeptember,1927

14th day ofSeptember,1927

Dated this 10th day of August, 1927.M. M. MOSS,

Official Receiver, Supreme Court, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAIN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898,'' and iu the matter of Francis JosephHurley, of Railway Street, Yandanooka, Store-keeper, a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toQuintin Hobden James as trustee, and that the sameis now lying for inspection and execution at the officesof Q. H. James & Co., Public Accountants, 45-49 WeldChambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.


Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAIN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Richard Pepper,formerly of Palgarrup, but now of Bridgetown,Butcher, a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toLewis Wilks as trustee, and that the same is now lyingfor inspection and execution at the offices of LewisWilks, Bridgetown.


Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

Al ,;rsT 12, 1927.! GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1855

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,

1898," and in the matter of William Henry Wright, ofLake Grace, Share Farmer, a debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditors of\Valiant Henry Wriit, of Lake Grace, share farmer, will behold at the cams of Northmore, Hale, Davy, and Leake,8olicitom, situate at 11alsbury Chambers, Howard Street,Perth, on Friday, the 19th day of August, 1927, at the hourof half-past three of the clock in the afternoon.


NORTHMORE, HALE, DAVY, & LEAKE,Solicitors for the Debtor.

I N S COLN T 1t EsTERNA TRAL1A.

In the IllIlil ti " Bniikruptcy .\ct mendmientAct, Hi°', liii lit he .)!Iatier of Edwin JamesHarvey, of Alex:oldria lIead, Belmont; Farmer, adebtor.

.\ ofie,

NOTICE is hereliv meeting. of tint orcdi-tcrs of the ahotenamed Edv. .lawes Harvey, of Alex-:indria Nowt, IcilIttiti. v. III 1 Ie,11 II our orlice: 15-51\Veld 01w!uher,i. perth, ,,n Friday,the 19111 (ley ():' .\.11411:-.1, 1927. 1 the cocci i1 o'clockin the arlerno,,n, under ;0,1 la pursuance of The11ankruptcy mondment Act, 1898."

Dated 1168 8t1i day of August, 1927.

10.5.1 Q. H. TAMES,Agent for the .Debtor.

Q. 11. James 4 Company, Public Accountants, 45-51Weld (jhambers, tSl. George's Terrace, Perth.

N(Y1'10E D S SOLITT FO N- OF PARTNERSHIP.NOT KIE is hereby given Hull pnytnership heretoforesubsist imt het wetu. at:dorsi:mod, I 'al ttleli .hint Oar-rite ;Hol Harry tilt. 1).1111 ()I' Eallidu, in Stateto' eut rn \ Hsi ra iti , 11111)1 is. citcil. carrying vu busi-ivs,< Eallidu aforesaid n, general storekeeper,4 arolagent, under 1Iw umne ,Y; Hoodie,'' haslieen .ii.y.solved by mutual coneut i front ihe :111th dayof Itine, 1927. All debts due d owl n t_t by the saidlate lino \vitt he received and paid by the said Patriek,t oho Garrity, who will continue to carry on the busi-ness at the same place.


H. GOOD lE.P. 1 NO. GAIWITV,

Dwyer, (Jttiuui,/ f Thomas, IC S.4- A. Chambers,JUl/fir' ii ,`4trect, Perth, Solicitors.

PUMA° NOTICE,WE, George Charles Brown and Frederick WilliamBrown, of Markel Sti eet, Freneriale, lately trading :18

lb Bros,'' tnliors. Market. Street, Fromanthereliy give notice that the partners-1).1p existing het \vevaus \\ dissolved by mutual. consent on 14th july,the said George Charles Brown purchasing the intereetof the said Frederick William Brown in the business,and the said George Charles Brown will receive all debtsdue and discharge all liabilities of the old firm and willcontinue to carry on the business in the name of BrownBros. as heretofore.

Dated at Fremantle this 14th day of July, 1927.

F. W. BI WN.

G. C. BROWN.NVitness: J. 13. Coathani.

'Witness: J. B. 'Graham.

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