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No. 8.1 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY. [1935.

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

DATE OF MEETING OF THE SENATE.

Canberra,5th February, 1935.

N pursuance of the Resolution of the Senate passed on the 14th December, 1934, I hereby fix

I Wednesday, the twenty - seventh day of March, 1935, as the day on which the Senate shall meet,

at three o'clock in the afternoon.P. J. LYNCH,

President of the Senate.

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

DATE OF MEETING OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

N pursuance of the Resolution of the House of Representatives of the 14th December, 1934, I hereby

fax Wednesday, the thirteenth day of March, 1935, as the day on which the House of

Representatives shall meet, at three o'clock in the afternoon.GEORGE BELL,

Speaker of the House of Representatives.

304.No. 8. PatcE, 6D.; Quarterly, 7s. id.; Half - Yearly, 15a. 2d.; Yearly, 30s. 4d.

No. .-7th February, 1935

Commonwealth ofAustralia to wit.ISAAC A. IsAACsGovernor - General.

150 Commonwealth Gazette

And whereas such draft Convention has, in respect of theCommonwealth of Australia, obtained the consent of theauthorities within whose competence the matter lies:

Now, therefore, I, Sir Isaac Alfred Isaacs, the Governor-General aforesaid, acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, do hereby order that the said draft Con-vention be confirmed and approved in respect of the Common-wealth of Australia, and that formal communication thereofbe made to the Secretary - General of the League of Nations.

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealththis thirtieth day of January in the year of Our

(L.s.) Lord One thousand nine hundred and thirty -five, andin the twenty -fifth year of His Majesty's reign.

By His Excellency's Command,

G. F. PEARCEMinister for External Affairs.

ORDER.By His Excellency the Governor

General in and over the Common-wealth of Australia.

WHEREAS at the Ninth Session of the InternationalLabour Conference held at Geneva from 7th to 24th

June, 1926, a draft Convention was adopted concerning sea-men's articles of agreement:

And whereas the Secretary - General of the League of Nationshas duly communicated to the Government of the Common-wealth of Australia a certified copy of the said draft Con-vention:

And whereas by Article 405 of the Treaty of Versailles itis provided that, in the case of a draft convention so com-municated to Members of the International Labour Organiza-tion, each Member shall, if such draft convention obtains theconsent of the authority or authorities within whose com-petence the matter lies, communicate the formal ratificationthereof to the Secretary- General of the League of Nations: GOD SAVE THE KING I

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office at the price indicated.

Title of Act under which Regulations made.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.Particulars of Regulations comprised in Statutory Rule.

Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920-1934

Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934 ..

S.R. 1935,No. 7

S.R. 1935,No. 8

Amendment of Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Regulations .

Amendment of Financial Emergency (State Taxation) Regulations

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

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J. A. LYONS, Prime Minister.

Customs Tariffs 1933, Section 12.DEFERMENT NOTICE No. 10.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by theCustoms Tariffs 1933, I, Thomas Walter White, Minister

of State for the Commonwealth of Australia, administeringthe Department of Trade and Customs, hereby give noticethat I have further postponed the operation of the deferredduties provided for in the undermentioned Tariff Item untilthe date specified opposite the Item :-

Tariff Item. Dato.

242 (n) .. Glass, viz. :-Sheet, viz.:-PlainCIear

1st September,1935

THOMAS W. WHITE,Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

I.CUSTOMS BY -LAWS Nos. 389 -399.

THOMAS WALTER WHITE, Minister of State for theCommonwealth of Australia, administering the Depart-

ment of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuance of theCustoms Tariffs 1933, and of all other enabling powers, makethe follQwing Departmental By -laws.

THOMAS W. WHITE,Minister of State for Trade and Customs.

BY -LAW No. 395.Item 174 (10.

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, enumerated hereunder (but not themotive power, engine combinations, or power connexions, ifany, when not integral parts of the machines, or machinetools) , may be admitted under Tariff Item 174. (y), viz.: -

Metal- working machines and appliances, viz.:- Drilling,boring, tapping and studding machines, radial, combined.(Operating on and from 5th January, 1935.) (T.D. 35/13.)

BY -LAW No. 389.Item 174 ( Y ) .

The machines, machine tools, and appliances for use inconnexion therewith, enumerated hereunder (but not themotive power, engine combinations, or power connexions, ifany, when not integral parts of the machines or machinetools) may be admitted under Tariff Item 174 (y), viz.:-

Alternator, induction type, 60 k.v.a., 440 volts, 500 cyclesfrequency. (Operating on I1th December, 1934, only.)

Bending and slitting machines, rotary, 52 inches, for usein the manufacture of cardboard boxes. (Operating on 28thAugust, 1934, and 24th September, 1934, only.)

Blowing machine, fur, for use in connection with the manu-facture of felt hats. (Operating on 26th November, 1934,only.)

Cooler for a rotary power plastic bon bon machine.(Operating on 27th September, 1934, only.)

Coupling, hydraulic, to transmit 110 h.p. at 730 r.p.m.(Operating on 27th November, 1934, only.)

Crushing maéhine, of the cone type -Spare parts for.(Operating on 9th and 22nd November, 1934, only.)

Crushing machine of the cone type -Parts of, viz.: - Pinionand gear wheel. (Operating on 8th October, 1934, only.)

Die heads imported separately. (Operating on 3rd Septem-ber. 1934, only.)

Dies for use in the manufacture of dog spikes. (Operatingon 3rd December, 1934, only.)

Dies, machine cutting, for use in connexion with the manu-facture of gloves. (Operating on 18th December, 1934, only.)

'Dressing machine, centrifugal, 2 sheet by 20 inchesdiameter. Complete set of ironwork for use as a model.,(Operating on 16th October, 1934, only.)

Drill, diamond, and essential equipment therefor, for usein the mining industry. (Operating on 29th November, 1934,only.)

Drilling machines, ball bearing, motor driven, top columnarranged with geared automatic feed spindle. (Operatingon 26th November, 1934, only.)

Drilling machine, bench, motor driven, high speed, andaccessories therefor. (Operating on 12th November, 1934,Trills, diamond core, one man type, for use in the mining

industry. (Operating on 25th June, 1934, only.)])rills, diamond, for use in the mining industry- Operatingequipment for. (Operating on 30th November, 1934, only.)ihnbossing and pressing machine, button, semi- automatic,

complete with cooker and accessories and first set of spareparts. (Operating on 12th November, 1934, only.)Edging machine, bevel, automatic (optical lens making).

(Operating on 16th October, 1934, only.)Engine, diesel, marine, light weight, high speed, 40 h.p.

(Operating on 15th December, 1934, only.)Engines, petrol, 140 b.h.p., for use as replacements in Aus-tralian made rail cars. (Operating on 10th April, 1934,

only. )Forgings, liner, nickel chromium molybdenum steel, 5 -inchand 31 -inch bore. (Operating on 15th October, 1934, and3rd December, 1934, only.)Forming machine, fur, for use in connexion With the manu-facture of felt hats. (Operating on 26th November, 1934,only.)Frame, roller mill, for 40 -inch by 10 -inch diagonal rolls.

(Operating on 15th October, 1934, only.)Grinding and polishing machine for grinding and polishingthe edges of plate and other types of glass. (Operating onl 7th December, 1934, only.)

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Grinding machine, plain, 8 inches by 30 inches, self -con-tained, with maximum .swing of 81- inches, approximate netweight 5,775 lbs. (Operating on 4th December, 1934, only.)

Grinding machine, vertical spindle, net weight. approxi-mately 51 tons. (Operating on 1st 'December, 1934, only.)

Inspecting and measuring machine to take cloth up to 70inches wide. (Operating on 14th December, 1934, only.)

Lathe, brake drum truing. (Operating on 26th Novem-ber, 1934, only.)

Lathe, precision, for use in the manufacture of carburettor jets and extra high speed precision quick operatedwork Parts of, viz.:

Bed for HeadstockI4ea.dstock with quick operated chuckSelf- opening automatic chuck.

(Operating on 10th December, 1934, only.)Mill, four roller, 40 inches x 10 inches, with balanced

smooth cast iron rolls for use in flour milling. . (Operatingon 8th October, 1934, only.)

Mill, pulverizing, coal, consisting ofClassifier, internalCylinder, grinding, lined with chilled linersFeederSeparator, external.

(Operating on 29th August, 1934, only.)Mill, rolling, 3 high, parts for, viz.- -

Radial bearingsSide bearingsThrust collars.

(Operating on 28th November, 1934, only.)Milling machines for milling and engraving the surface of

buttons by hand, with accessories and first set of spare partstherefor. (Operating on l 2th November, 1934, only.)

Motor, mill type, adjustable speed, shunt wound, of 25h.p., with bearing housings. (Operating on 1st and 13thNovember, 1934, only.)

Motor, mill type, 9.5 h.p., d.c. (Operating on 31st October,1934, only.)

Motor, squirrel cage, 80 -45 h.p., two speed, three - phase,40- cycle, 550 volt, for use in operating a mine ventilating fan.(Operating on 28th November, 1934, only.)

Motor, electric, 3 h.p., commutator type, brush shifting,for use with a hosiery machine. (Operating on 22nd June,1934, only.)

Perforating machine for use in book binding. (Operatingon 29th November, 1934, only.)

Polishing machines, button, automatic, with automaticfeeding attachments, accessories, and first set of spare partstherefor. (Operating on 12th November, 1934, and 10thDecember, 1934, only. )

Punching and shearing machine, fully universal, for use inconnexion with constructional steel work. (Operating on 4thDecember, 1934, only.)

Punching machine; Universal, for use in the manufactureof fibre travel goods. (Operating on 30th November, 1934,only.)

Rollers for use with a hard candy ball machine. (Operat-ing on 23rd August, 1934, only.)

Rolls, chilled iron, 40 inches by 10 inches. (Operating on15th October, 1934, and 22nd December, l934, only.)

Rolls, chilled iron, 10 inches diameter by 60 inches long,for use in flour milling. (Operating on 911 October, 1934,and 1st November, 1934, only.)

Rolls, chilled iron, with spindles and pinions for use inthe manufacture of bright steel bars and shafting. (Operat-ing on 1st December, 1934, only.)

Rolls, deep, chilled iron, 60 inches by 20 inches and 60

inches by 22 -3/16 inches respectively. (Operating on 27thNovember, 1934, only.)

Rolls, plate bending, suitable for rolling steel pipes 20feet long up to 60 inches diameter and 1 -inch thick. (Operat-ing on 23rd November, 1934, only.)

Seaming machine, double, automatic, 2 spindle, for use inthe fruit canning industry. (Operating on 6th December,1434, only.)

Shaping machines, 22 -inch stroke, for use in connexionwith the production of dies and tools. (Operating on 30thAugust, 1934, and 7th and 28th November, 1934, only.)

Sharpening machine, saw, for sharpening small saws usedin metal slitting and milling. (Operating on 12th Decem-ber, 1934, only. )e'

Stamps for macaroni- making machines. (Operating on13th October, 1934, only.)

Testing apparatus for fruit preserving ( fruit crystallizing)machines, designed for drawing samples of preserved fruits invarious stages of manufacture, imported for use as a modelfor the manufacture of similar apparatus in Australia.(Operating on 29th October, 1934, only.)

Transmissions or torque converters imported with petrolengines for use as replacements in Australian -made rail cars.(Operating on 10th April, 1934, only.)

Twisting machine with vertical spindles (cordage work-ing) . (Operating on 26th November, 1934, only.)

Twisting machines, textile. (Operating on 4th and 30thOctober, 1934, only.)

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Vulcanizer, hydraulic, including operating valves and spareparts, for use in the manufacture of rubber tyres. (Operat-iiig on 18th December, 1934, only. )

(T.D. 35/9.)BY -LAW No. 390.

Item 285 (B) .The following medicines and medicinal preparations in any

form may be admitted under Tariff Item 285 (B) , viz.:(a) Bi- palatinoids, No. 7390, Iodovical. (Operating on

and from 13th December, 1934.) (T.D. 35/1c.)Helalin and Culverin Compound. (Operating on and

from 13th December, 1934.) (T.D. 35/3.)

BY -LAW No. 392.Item 294 (C).

Undressed oak staves for use in the manufacture of whiskyvats may be admitted under Tariff Item 294 (o), undersecurity. (Operating on and from 16th December, 1934:)(T.D. 35/6.)

BY -LAW No. 393.Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondcolumn of the table hereunder may be admitted under TariffItem 404 for use in the manufacture, within the Common -e,ealch, of the articles shown respectively opposite suchmaterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

(b)

First Column.Goods in the manufacture of

which the 111a.terials orMinor Articles are to beused.

(a) Boats Launches motorboats yachts andsimilar

(b) Moulded articles pro-duced from bakelite andsimilar substances

(c) Vats. whisky

Second Column.Materials or Minor Articles

to be admitted under thisBy- law.

Engines, petrol, 27 h.p. andover, 1,000 to 3,000 r.p.m.,with reduction gear havingratio of 2 to 1, undersecurity. ( Operating on-and from 4th January,1935.) (T.D. 35/14.)

Decorations ( sometimes de-scribed as Metalliques),made from thin metal, un-der security. (Operatingon and from 14th Septem-ber, 1934.) (T.D. 35/10.)

Timber, oak, undressed, insizes 9 inches by 6 inches(or its equivalent) and up-wards, under. security.(Operating on and from16th December, 1934.) (T.D.35/5.)

BY -LAW No. 396.Item 404.

The materials and minor articles shown in the secondeohnnn of the table hereunder may be admitted under Tariff

t`)4 for use in the manufacture, within the Common -W r :l'h, of the articles shown respectively opposite suchurtterials or minor articles in the first column of the table.

First Column.Goods in the manufacture of

which the Materials orMinor Articles are to beused.

Carriers, reel, for newspapermachinery

Cartridges

Leeomotive parts

( T.D. 35/15. )

Second Column.Materials or Minor Articles

to be admitted under thisBy -law.

Shafting, bright, 54f inchesdiameter. (Operating on17th December, 193A, .only.)

Wads, felt. (Operating on24th November, 1934, and14th December, 1934, only.)

Bars, steel, 31 inches and 31inches in diameter. (Opera-ting on 21st December, 1934,only.)

BY -LAW No. 391.Item 404A.

By -law No. 278, published in Gazette, No. 63, dated 20thSeptember, 1934, having reference to calcium citrate for usein the manufacture of citric acid, under security, is herebycancelled. (Operating on andfrom 14th January, 1935.)(T.D. 35/2.)

BY -LAW No. 397.Item 415A (1) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia or the United King -dom, may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (1), viz.:

Cameras, astrographic, forwarded by an oversea observatoryto an Australian observatory, for use in connexion with stellarphotography research. (Operating on 25th September, 1934,only.)

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Filling machine, frame, and filling frames for use there-with, for use in connexion with the packing of woodenmatches. (Operating on 24th August, 1934, and 17th Sep-tember, 1934, only.)

Oil, hydnocarpus, wightiana, imported by a State Govern-ment Department for use in a Lazaret. (Operating on 19thOctober, 1934, only.)

Turiniiig and printing machine for automatically turning,printing and counting jute or textile bags in one operation.(Operating on 20th June, 1934, only.)

(T.D. 35/15.)BY -LAW No. 394.Item 415A (2) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia, and not beingadmissible under Tariff Item 174, 219 (o), 404 or 415A (1) ,may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (2), viz.:--

(a) Electrical apparatus and appliances, viz. :Ele-ments, heating, recrystallised carborundum foruse in electric furnaces. (Operating on andfrom 20th October, 1934) . (T.D. 35/12.)

( b) Tools, combination, lever- operated, for stretchingwire fencing, splicing broken wire and pullingposts. (Operating on and from 27th December,1934.) (T.D. 35/7.)

BY -LAW No. 398.Item 415A (2) .

The following manufactures, being of a class or kind notcommercially manufactured in Australia, and not being


admissible under Tariff Item 174, 219 (c), 404 or 415A (1),may be admitted under Tariff Item 415A (2 ), viz.:

Condenser, sub - divided mica, with plug switch, totalcapacity 0.11 microfarads, being laboratory standard appa-ratus. (Operating on 29th November, 1934, only.)

Ribbon, cellophane, being strips of cellophane specially rein-forced on edges to prevent tearing, imported for market test-ing purposes with a view to the manufacture of similarribbons in Australia. (Operating on 17th and 28th August,1934, and 25th October, 1934, only.)

Roundels, glass, green, for use with railway signal lamps.(Operating on 21st November, 1934, only.)

Welding equipment, thermit, viz.: Cutter bars, cutter barclamps, preheating equipment and shims. ( Operating on27th September, 1934, 4th October, 1934, ist and 7th Decem-ber, 1934, only.)

(T.D. 35/15) .

BY -LAW No. 399.Rem 432 (c) .

Cotton, raw, for spinning purposes, may be admitted underTariff Item 432 (0), under security. (Operating on 13thApril, 1934, only.)

Cotton, raw, Indian, for use in the manufacture of uniontextiles may be admitted under Tariff Item 432 (e), providedsuch cotton is used prior to 1st July, 1935, under security.(Operating on 29th November, 1934, and 20th December, 1934,only.)

(T.D. 35/15.)

ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 -1934.THE statutory conditions precedent to determination by the Minister of the contraventions enumerated in the following schedule havingj been fulfilled, the several matters have been so determined and Orders have been made in relation thereto, and a notification of eachsuch Order is hereby published in accordance with the law.

24th January, 1935. THOS. C. BRENN AN,Assistant Minister for Commerce for and on behalf of the Minister for Trade and Customs.

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Henty Doman Pty. Ltd. ..

Tradex Co. Ltd. . .

Bloomfield Co -op. Butterand Cheese Factory Co.Ltd.

Merino Butter Factory .

Carter Bros.

Dumbalk Butter and CheeseCo. Ltd.

Lakeland Butter and IceFactory

Toora Butter FactoryPremier Egg Packers Pty.

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Commonwealth Gazette 153

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of thefollowing appointments under the Treasury Regula-

tions:The Certifying Officer for the Department of the Interior,

in the Federal Capital Territory, and in the States ofNew South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia,Western Australia, Tasmania, and the Northern Territory,to be Certifying Officers for expenditure under the LoanAppropriation (Unemployment Relief) Act No. 66 of1934.

The Certifying Officer for the Department of Health, CentralOffice, Canberra, to be Certifying Officer for expenditureunder the Loan Appropriation (Unemployment Relief)Act No. 66 of 1934.

The Certifying Officer for the Postmaster -General's Depart-ment, in the State of New South Wales, to be CertifyingOfficer for expenditure under the Loan Appropriation(Unemployment Relief ) Act No. 66 of 1934.

The Certifying Officer for the War Service Homes Commis-sion, Central Office, Melbourne, to be Certifying Officerfor expenditure ùnder the Loan Appropriation (Unemploy-ment Relief) Act No. 66 of 1934.

R. G. CASEY, for Treasurer.

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.Plant Diseases Ordinance 1934.

WHEREAS by section 6, of the Plant Diseases Ordinance1934, it is provided that the Minister may by notice

in the Gazette appoint places to be quarantine stations:Now, therefore, I, William Morris Hughes, Minister of

State for Health, do hereby appoint(1) the premises of the Department of Health, Canberra;

and(2) the premises and plantations of the Council for

Scientific and Industrial Research, Canberra,to be quarantine stations

(i) for the performance of quarantine by plants, insects,soil or goods;

(ii) for the introduction for scientific purposes of plantsand insects ; and

( iii ) for the treatment of plants, soil or goods affectedwith pests or diseases.

Dated this 25th day of January, One thousand nine hundredand thirty -five.

W. M. HUGHES, Minister of State for Health.


WHEREAS by section 2 of the Plant Diseases Ordinance1934 it is provided that that Ordinance shall commence

on a date to be fixed by the Minister by notice in theGazette:

Now, therefore, I, William Morris Hughes, Minister of

State for Health, do hereby fix the seventh day of February,One thousand nine hundred and thirty -five, as the date onwhich that Ordinance shall commence.

Dated this 31st day of January, One thousand nine hundredand thirty -five.


TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.

IN pursuance of the authority vested in me by the PlantDiseases Ordinance 1934, I hereby declare all plants

diseases and viruses named in the schedule hereto to be diseasesaffecting plants for the purposes of the said Ordinance.

W. M. HUGHES, Minister for Health.

E DISEASES.Scab of potatoes.Spots.Bacterial canker of tomato.Root rot.Leaf spots.Potato black stalk rot.Soft rots, brassica, onion, &c.Streak, spot, of bean, pea, &c.Potato black leaf.Brown rot or wilt of potato.Nasturtium leaf spot.Basal glume rot of wheat.Black rot of cabbage, cauli-

flower.Leaf spot or black blotch.Bacterial spot of cabbage.Bean blights.

THE SCHEDUL

Actinomyces scabies . .

AlternariaAplanobacter michiganense..Armillaria mellea . . . .

AscochytaBacillus atrosepticus

carotovorus ..lathyri . .

phytophthorus ..solanacearum ..

Bacterium aptatum -

atrofaciens ..campestris ..

delphi'nii ..It maculicolum .

Bacterium (Phytomonas )medicaginis and var. phase -olicola

No. 8. 7th February, 1935

THE SCHEDULE DISEASES continued.

Bacterium (Phytomonas )phaseoli and var. sojense

Bacterium pisi . .

tumefaciens ..vesicatorium ..

Botrytis . . ..Bremia lactucae ..Cercospora ..Ch.oanephora cucurbitarumCladosporium .. ..Clasterosporium .. ..Claviceps purpurea ..Colletotrichum ..ColviothyriumCorticiumCystopusDiaportheDidymella, e.g.Diplocarpon

rosaeDiplodiaDothiorella maliErysiphaceae ..Exoascus (Taphrina)Fabraea maculata . .

Fusarium ..Gibberella.GleoosporiumGuignardia bidwelliiHelminth.osporiumHypochnus.Isariopsis griseolaMacrosporium.Mosaics ..MyxomycetesNectria ..

Oomycetes.OphiobolusPestalozziaPeronosporaPhoma ..Phomopsis citriPhyllostictaPhysalospora cydoniaePhyt.omonasPhytophthora

D. lycopersici( Actinonema )

Bean blights.

Bacterial blight of peas.Crown gall.Tomato bacterial spot.Rots moulds.Lettuce downy mildew.Leaf spots and shot hole.Blossom rot of cucurbits.Shot hole, freckle, gummosis.Shothole.Ergot.Brown rot, anthracnose.Cankers.Stem rot.White mould.Cankers.Stem rot of tomato.Black spot of rose.

Piricularia.Plasmodiophora ..Plasmopara viticolaPlowrightia morbosaPodosphaera ..Pseudomonas (Bacterium)

campestrisPseudopeziza .

Pythiacystis citrophthora ..Ramularia spots . . .

Rhizoctonia solani .

RhizopusRoselliniaScleroviumSclerosporaSclerotiniaSeptoria . .

Sph.aerellaSph aerello psis.Sph.aerotheca .

Spondylocladium ..Spongospora subterraneaSporotrichum citriSpotted wilt of tomato.Taphrina ( Exoascus)Thielavia.TilletiacaeaeUncinulaUredineaeUrocysitis capulaeUstilaginaceae ..Valsa . .

V enturia

V ermiculariaVerticilliumVirus

Brown rots.Canker of apple.Powdery mildews.Leaf curl, witches' brooms.Leaf blight.Collar rots, dry rots.

Black spot, ripe rots.Black rot of grape.Blights.

Angular leaf spot of beans.

Virus diseases.Slime moulds.Cankers.

Take all.

Downy mildews.Black spots, stem rots.Melanose of citrus.Shot hole, blight.Black rot of apple and pear.Bacterial diseases.Blights, moulds, e.g., of

potato and tomato.

Club root, e.g., cabbage.Downy mildew of grape.Black knot of plum.Powdery mildews.Cabbage black rot.

Leaf spots.Brown rot of citrus.Moulds and blotches.Potato scab.Mould.White rots.Rots.Mildews.Brown rot of stone fruits, &c.Leaf spots.Rots, spots and blights.

Powdery mildews.Potato scurf.Powdery scab of potatoes.Scab of citrus.

Leaf curl.

Smuts, bunts.Powdery mildew.Rusts.Onion smut.Smuts.Cankers of pome fruit.Black spot, scab of apple and

pear.Moulds.Wilts.Mosaic, rosette, streak, little

leaf, leaf roll, leaf curl,crinkle reversion, topple,yellows, woodiness andrelated diseases considereddue to a virus, such asaffects tomato, potato,tobacco, beans, peas,passionfruit, sweet potato,zinnia, peach, &c.

No. February, 1935 154 Commonwealth Gazette

TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.LN pursuance of the authority vested in me by the Plant

Diseases Ordinance 1934, 1 hereby declare the forms ofanimal life named in the schedule hereto to be insects andpests for the purposes of the said Ordinance.

W. M. HUGHES, Minister for Health.

THE SCHEDULE INSECTS.All species of--

Acarina .. ..AcridzidaeAegeriidae . .

AgromyzidaeAleurodidae ..Amarygminae ..Anarsia lineatclla . .

Anobìidae

AphididaeBostrychidaeBruchidaeBupr.estidaeCaliroa limacinaCapsidaa . .

CerambycidaeChrysomelidaeCoccidaeCoreidae ..Curculi.onidaeDermestidae

ElateridaeEphestia

EucosmidaeEpilachninaeEurytomidaePormicidaeGelecliiidaeIsoptera ..

Jassidae ..LonchaeaLyctidae .LymantriidaeLygaeidaeNoctuidaePentatomidae .

Piodia interpunctellaPlutella .. ..Pieris .. ..Pyralis farinalis ..Pyraustidae ..

PyrrhocoridaeScara.i3aeàdaeScol.yt.idaeSi! van.us . .SminthuridaeThysanopteraTineidae .TortricidaeTrypetidaeAnguillulidae

Mites and ticks.Grasshoppers.Peach, plum and currant

borers.Leaf and stem miners.White flies.Grain, meal and flour beetles.Peach twig borer.Timber and stored products

beetles.Aphids.Tree borers.Pea and bean weevils.Tree and timber borers.Pear slug.Plant bugs.Tree borers.Leaf - eating beetles.Scale insects and mealy bugs.Bugs.Weevils.Carpet, fabrics, feathers and

grain products beetles.Wireworms.Tobacco and stored foods

moths.Moths.Ladybirds.Seed chaleids.Ants.Twig, leaf and seed moths.Termites.Leaf hoppers.Tomato fly.Powder post beetles.Tussock moths.Bugs.Army and cutworm moths.Shield bugs.Dried fruit moth.Cabbage moths.Cabbage butterflies.Meal moth.Maize, cucumber, bean and

peach moths, &c.Fruit bugs.White grub beetles.Bark beetles.Grain beetles.Spring tails.Thrips.Clothes moths.Leaf and fruit moths.Fruit flies.Eel worms.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 67MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1926.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Purchase of Remounts. Authority is granted for the pur-

chase of horses for Army requirements in the State of Victoriaat a cost not exceeding £500.(Ex. Min. No. 28.)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.£500. --The O'Brien Publicity Company, 56 Young- street,

Sydney -- Advertising of telephone facilities in newspapersthroughout the Commonwealth. ( Ex. Min. No. 66.)

J. A. LYONS, Prime Minister.

APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORALREGISTRARS.

IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons, whosenames are printed in capital letters, have been appointed

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

STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES.Division of Robertson. GEORGE EDWARD LONNON,

Divisional Returning Officer, Hornsby, to keep the rollfor the Subdivision of Wyong (without additional re-muneration ), in the place of Th.onucs Arthur Logan, whoseapointment is terminated.

STATE OF VICTORIA.Division of Wimmera. FREDERICK JOSEPH WILLIAM

I3YRNES, Senior Postai Clerk, Grade I, Ouyen, to keepthe roll for the Subdivision of Ouyen, in the place ofHenry Boyd Walter, whose appointment is terminated.

STATE OF QUEENSLAND.Division of Kennedy. NORMAN ANTHONY ELLIOTT,

Postmaster, Winton, to keep the roll for the Subdivisionof Winton, in the place of Harry Baker, whose appoint -ment is terminated.

Division of Maranoa. M AXIIif GUNN, Postmaster, Thargornindanh, to keep the roll for the Subdivision of Thar -gomindah, in the place of Jantes Davidson, whose appoint-ment is terminated.

Division of Moreton. ALEXANDER DOUGLAS EAST -AUGHFFE, Postmaster, Southport, to keep the roll forthe Subdivision of Southport, in the place of Vivian.James Dodd, whose appointment is terminated.

STATE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.Division of Kalgoorlie.KENNETH OSBORNE McLOUGH-

LTN. Postmaster, Northampton, to keep the roll for theSubdivision of Greenough, in the place of Hubert ThomasWansbrough, whose appointment is terminated.

STATE OF TASMANIA.Division of Wilmot. JOHN PATRICK BEVAN, Postal

Clerk, Campbell Town, to keep the roll for the Subdivisionsof Brighton, Campbell Town and Oatlands, in the placeof Charles Frank Pitt, whose appointment is terminated.

T. PATERSON, Minister of State for the Interior.

LEASES.

11IS Excellency the Governor - General in Council hasapproved that authority be granted for the followinglicences :

For the Commonwealth to acquire by agreement with theowners the right to enter upon and use the following areas :

Locality. Purpose. Period and Rent.

Mu rwill u m b ah, New SouthWales, Part of portions105 and 120, Parish ofCondong, County ofRous

Yorketown, South Aus-tralia, Part of Section59, Hundred of llfelville,County of Fergusson

Swan Reach, South Aus-tralia

Rifle Range

Rifle Range

EmergencyLandingGround

Four 3-ears from the l stJune, 1934, and there-after from month tomonth, at a rental of£4 per annum.(C.L.1660)

Ten years from istJanuary, '1935, andthereafter frommonth to month, ata rental of 10s. perannum. (C.L.1651)

Five years from 1stMarch, 1935, andthereafter frommonth to month, ata rental of £5 perannum. (L.745)

T. PATERSON, Minister of State for the Interior.


DISPOSAL BY SALE OF CERTAIN LAND AT BALWYN,VICTORIA.

WHEREAS the land described in the schedule hereunderVV is not required for any public purpose, His Excellency

the Governor - General in Council has authorized, pursuant tosection 63 of the Lands Acquisition 'Act 1906 -1934, the dis-posai of such land by sale to William George Bradbury.--(C.L.1352. )

155

T. PATERSON,Minister of State for the Interior.

SCHEDULE.

All that piece of land at Balwyn being part of Elgar'sCrown Special Survey, Parish of Boroondara, County ofBourke, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certifi-cates of Title, volume 3848, folio 769414 and volume 3848,folio 769415.-(V.14.)

No. 8.--7th February, 1935

DISPOSAL BY SALE OF CERTAIN LAND ATNORTHCOTE, VICTORIA.

$EREAS the land described in the schedule hereunderis no longer required by the Commonwealth for any

public purpose, His Excellency the Governor - General inCouncil has authorized, pursuant to Section 63 of the LandsAcquisition Act 1906 -1934, the disposal of such land by saleto Alexander Baird.- (C.L.1342. )

T. PATERSON,Minister of State for the Interior.

SonEnuLE.All that piece of land being part of lot 48 on Plan of Sub -

division No. 1447, lodged in the Office of Titles, being partof Crown portion 131 at Northcote, Parish of _Jika Jika,County of Bourke, State of Victoria, and being the whole ofthe land comprised in Certificate of Title, volume 4606, folio901029.-(V.122.)

TENDERS.POSTMASTER. GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.

IrENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tendera must be endorsed " Tendera for

(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in

the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sont by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No.

GENERAL. **

Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Brunswick Exchange, 0.1229

VictoriaAutomatic Switchboard Equipment, City West Exchange, VictoriaTelephones and DialsInsulated Wire ..Submarine Cable ..Primary Battery MaterialProtective ApparatusRelaysTelegraph Paper TapsRectifiers . ..Accumulator BatteriesCordless SwitchboardsSwitches .. .

Ringing Motor Generator UnitsAccumulator Plates and Separators ..Private Automatic o Interphone EquipmentRadio Telephone Badcasting TransmitterfoKaloo e W.A.. .Canvas and Duck .. .. ..Printed Forms- Inspection Branch Series .. ..

Arsenic

..

Loading Coil Pots .. ..Ladders . .

Testing Instruments ..Loud Sounding Alarm UnitsCoach Screws ..Copper Tapes . .

Paper Jointing Sleeves ..Cable V.I.R., Lead Covered . .

Insulating CompoundPlates, Steel . .

G.I. ThimblesPrinted Telephone Order Forms in RollsPrinted Forms- Telephone " Tel." Series 00

0.1257C.1284C.12850.1288C.1297C.1298C.1299C.1300C.1302C.1304C.1306C.1311C.1316C.131',C.13i80.1321C.1324C.1326C.1327C.1328C.1329C.1330C.1331C.1332C.1333C.1334C.1335C.1336C.1337C.1338C.1339C.1340

Tender Forms, Specifications, &e.,obtainable from-

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Brake Testing Equipment ... .. i N.S.W.213 I

Hire of Motor Cycles, Brisbane .

s Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour - street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West - terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.

$ Tender Forms, &c., also obtainable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.s Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Melbourne, 0.1.

I Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney, and El.P.O., Melbourne.A charge of £i is. will be charged for each copy of Schedules C.1222 and C.1257. This will be refunded if a bona -fide tender le lodged.

QUEENSLAND.

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3 p.m., 19.2.35

3 p.m., 16.4.353 p.m., 19.2.353 p.m., 19.2.353 p.m., 5.3.353 p.m., 12.3.353 p.m., 12.3.353 p.m., 12.3.353 p.m., 5.3.353 p.m., 19.3.353 p.m., 19.3.353 p.m., 19.3.353 p.m., 2.4.353 p.m.,.16.4.353 p.m., 5.3.353 p.m., 30.4.353 p.m., 19 .2.353 p.m., 26.3.353 p.m., 19.2.353 p.m., 19.2.353 p.m., 7.5.353 p.m., 12.2.353 p.m., 7.5.353 p.m., 19.2.353 p.m., 26.2.353 p.m., 26.2.353 p.m., 2.4.353 p.m., 14.5.353 p.m., 26.2.353 p.m., 26.2.353 p.m., 12.2.353 p.m., 12.2.353 p.m., 5.3.35

§ I 3 p.m., 14.2.35

I 3 p.m., 13.2.35

No. 8.-7th February, 1935 156 Commonwealth Gazette

DEPARTMENT OF THE, INTERIOR-- WORKS AND SERVICES BRANCH.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor and Address. Date ofAcceptance.

,Date ofCompletion.

Marrickvilie Military Depot. Alterations and additionsto the electric light and power installation

Macquarie Lighthouse, Watson's Bay. Painting ofexterior

Glen Innes Post Office. Alterations, &c. .

Richmond R.A.A.F. Station No. 2. Erection and com-pletion of Brick Service Transport Building

George Town Post Office.-- Painting and repairsGeorge Town Post Office.Painting and repairsScottsdale Post Office. Extend water pipes, &c.Gorm.anston Post Office. RepairsStanley Post Office. --Re- colour and paint interior . .Devonport East Post Office. Provision of power pointsPenguin Post Office. -- Painting and repairs ..Wynyard Post Office. Repairs, &c. .. . .

Laverton Aircraft Depot. Oil Burners Officers' Mess,Kitchen

Brunswick Telephone Exchange. New building . .

North Carlton Drill Hall. Additions and alterations,Officers' Mess

Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong.New Road WorkMachinery Store

Bendigo Commonwealth Bank.Electrical installation..

St. Kilda Field Artillery Depot. Gun Park . .

Queenseliff Fort. Repairs and painting Barracks andQuarters

General Post Office, Melbourne. Alterations andadditions to partitions, &c.

Laverton Aircraft Depot. Installation of VentilatingSystem Paint Shop

I s. d.166 12 9

79 0 0319 0 0

10,728 8 0

21 0 013 8 643 9 016 7 629 0 03 7 6

42 0 030 0 0

170 0 06,225 0 0

260 0 0243 3 6

206 10 0

5,877 0 0244 10 0

366 0 0468 0 0

Nickson and Brown, Sydney, New SouthWales

W. H. Ashmore, Glebe Point, New SouthWales

Laskin Bros., Waverley, New SouthWales

McConnell Building Co. Ltd., Sydney,New South Wales

S. P. Griffiths, Georgetown, TasmaniaR. Sydes, Georgetown, Tasmania . .Allan French, Scottsdale, Tasmania ..C. F. Walters, Gormanston, TasmaniaW. S. H. Smith, Stanley, TasmaniaJ. Hally, Devonport, Tasmania . .N. W. Hall, Penguin, TasmaniaMessrs. F. Blackwell, E. England and A.

BlazeleyAutomatic Heating Appliances Pty. Ltd.,

422 Collins- street, Melbourne, VictoriaBlease Macpherson & Co., 31 Queen-

street, Melbourne, VictoriaW. B. Harford, 615 Station- street, North

Carlton, VictoriaD. Rowe, 88 Park- street, Moonee Ponds,

VictoriaL. T. Nayler, 271 Collins- street, Melbourne,

VictoriaH. ShilIito, corner Burke and Wattletree-

roads, Glen Iris, VictoriaG. C. Whatmore, rear 342 Chapel- street,

Prahran, VictoriaJ. Armour & Harvey, 12 Cosham- street,

Brighton, VictoriaHouse & Baskett Pty. Ltd., 1 Hill- street,

Richmond, Victoria

31.1.35

25.1.35

16.1.35

24.1.35

19.12.3419.12.3419.12.3422.12.3414.12.3417.12.3412.12.3414.12.34

4.1.35

11.1.35

15.1.35

16.1.35

15.1.35

21.1.35

22.1.35

30.1.35

21.1.35

14.3.35

22.2.35

27.2.35

13.6.35

31.1.3531.1.3331.1.3531.E .35

31.1.3531.1.3531.1.3531.1.35

1.3.35

5.4.35

12.3.35

20.2.35

23.1.35

13.5.35

19.3.35

13.3.35

11.3.35

TENDERS INViTÊD.

Locality and Description of Work. Tenders Return-able at- Plans, Specifications, &c., Availableat Tenders to be addressed to

Mackay Customs House and Quarters.Erection of new bond store and alterations

Tharwa (F.C.T.1. Erection of a 20 -ft. spantimber beam bridge and approaches overCoffey's Creek

Canberra (F.C.T.). Additional lavatory ac-commodation at Hotel Canberra

Customs House, Sydney. Minor repairs andpainting to exterior of building

G.P.O., Sydney. Repairs and painting toclock tower

Ganmain Post Office. Repairs and painting

Gunnedah Post Office. Repairs and painting

Kiandra Post Office. Repairs and painting . .

Lockhart Post Office and Residence. Repairsand painting

Central Telephone Exchange, Melbourne.Al-terations to air conditioning system

2 p.m., 20thFebruary,1935

2 p.m., 12thFebruary,1935

Of

Noon, 11thFebruary,1935

11 a.m., 11thFebruary,1935

Works Director, Adelaide- street, Bris-bane ; and at Post Offices, Towns-ville, Mackay, Rockhampton,Queensland

Works and Services Branch, Acton,Federal Çapital Territory

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney, New South Wales

..

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; and at Post Offices, Nar-randera and Ganmain, New SouthWales

Works Director, Customs Home,Sydney ; and at Post Office, Gunne-dah, New South Wales

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; and at Post Offices, Tum-barumba and Kiandra, New SouthWales

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney ; and at Post Office, Lock-hart, New South Wales

Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne, Victoria

Works Director, DesmondChambers, Adelaide- street,Brisbane, Queensland

The Secretary, Department ofthe Interior, Canberra, FederalCapital Territory

Of ,,

Works Director, Customs House,Sydney, New South Wales

If

St

Works Director, 315 Pest Office-place, Melbourne, Victoria

Commonwealth Gazette 157 No. 8. -7th February, 1935

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER/OR---WORKS AND SERVICES BRANCH -continued.

TENDERS INVITED - continued.

Locality and Description of Work. Tenders Return-able at--

Plans, Specifications, &e., Availableat- Tenders to be Addressed to-

Laverton Aircraft Depot. - Erection of generalservice squadron hangar (in brick)


Works Director, 315 Post Office - place,Melbourne, Victoria*

Works Director, 315 Post Office -place, Melbourne, Victoria

Laverton Aircraft Depot.- Painting and re-lining interior of single airmen's quarters,block 16

97 Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne, Victoria

,. .

Brunswick Automatic Telephone Exchange.- PP ., Of ,, ,, ,, 'p PP

Installation of mechanical heating and ven-tilating system and vacuum cleaningsystem

Horsham Drill Hall. - Alterations and ad-ditions

City West Telephone Exchange, Melbourne.-Alterations and additions


Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne ; and at Post Office,Horsham, Victoria

Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne, Victoriaf

.

,. ..

.. .t

Telephone Exchange, Brunswick.- Electricalinstallation


Works Director, 315 Post Office- place,Melbourne, Victoria

1.

No. 1 Flying Training School, Point Cook.- ., ,, PP .* , 9/1 P9 "Painting, &c., various buildings

e Deposit of £3/3/ -, which will he returned on receipt of bona fide tender, will be charged for Quantities.t £5/5/- must be deposited for each set of Quantities, which amount will be returned on receipt of bona fide tender.

EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.

Locality and Description of Work. Contractor and Address. Date extended to-

Donald Post Office and Quarters. - Alterations and additions

Explosives Factory, Maribyrnong.- Erection of new Proof at RestBuilding and Magazine

G. G. White, Campbell - street, Donald,Victoria

J. Smith, Wattle - avenue, Werribee, Victoria

28th February, 1935

27th February, 1935

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS, INCLUDING PARCELS,QUEENSLAND.

TENDERS are invited by the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Brisbane, for the conveyance of mails as from 1stJuly, 1935, over the undermentioned services. Tenders mustreach the General Post Office, Brisbane, not later than Ninea.m. on Monday, 25th March, 1935.

2. Unless otherwise stated, the period for which tendersare invited is three years, but consideration will be given totenders for a lesser period, and also to tenders for a periodup to five years, when a motor vehicle would be used for theperformance of the service.

3. Except in the case of a new service or where a tenderfor an altered route is accepted the route to be travelledshall be the approved road or route followed in the conveyanceof mails under the contract expiring on 30th June, 1935.

4. All tenders must be submitted on the printed formsupplied by the Postmaster-General's Department. Theseforms are obtainable-upon application to the Deputy Director,Posts and Telegraphs, Brisbane, the Senior Inspector, G.P.O.,Brisbane, or -Co any District Postal Inspector. They arealso obtainable at any post office named hereunder and at postoffices adjacent thereto.

5. In the preparation of tenders, care should be exercisedto give all the particulars for which the form provides. Indescribing the route of the service on the tender form thedescription given should coincide with that appearing in thelist of services hereunder. Attention is particularly directedto the Conditions of Tender and to the General Conditionsof Contract, printed on the tender form.

6. A returned soldier holding a satisfactory discharge fromthe Forces should write on his tender beneath his signaturethe words " Returned Soldier " and particulars indicatingthe unit, &c., from which he was discharged.

To and fro between--3. Nebo and Blenheim, once a week.27. Too woomba and Drayton, six times a week.34. Canungra and Beechmont, three times a week.38. Gympie to Wolvi, via Tompkin's, Ross Creek School,

Goomboorian, Jolly's Sawmill, Yellow Gully -road, Hillcoate'sand Mason's, three times a week. ( Tenderers to state if anyextra subsidy required if during wet weather and the ordi-nary route is impassable contractor on return journey fromJ. E. Gilies' returns to Goomboorian School as at present,thence to Jolly's Sawmill and return to Goomboorian School,

thence along Wilson's Pocket Road and via Steele's, Ruhle's,Wolvi Hall to Becker's, returning the same way via WolviHall.)

46. Talwood and Mungindi (N.S.W.), once a week.53. Wandoan and Taroom, twice a week.55. Injune and Taroom, via Mt. Hutton, Strathblane,

Baroona and Hornet Bank, once a week.68. Rannes Banana Kianga, once a week.104. Mt. Perry and Mt. Perry, via Swindon, Teningering

and Kaliawa, twice a week.111. Kaimkillenbun and Moola, three times a week.119. Rosedale and Oyster Creek via Neukother's, three

times a week.123. Charters Towers and Cardigan Station, once a week.124. Petrie and Whiteside, three times a week.150. Pittsworth and Aubigny, three times a week.181. Wooloongabba and Mt. Gravatt, six times a week.214. Palmwoods and Montville, via Hunchy, six times a

week, with extension to Collins' Corner three times a week.219. Springsure and Springsure, via Coona Creek, Callan -

doon, &c., once a week.229. McKinlay and Kynuna, once a week. Tenderers

to state price. required for inclusion of Wolseley Downs onoutward journey.

230. Kidston and Gllberton, once a fortnight. Tenderersto quote a price for an extension to Mt. Moran battery oncea fortnight.

245. Ingham and Hulbert's, three times a week.266. Bundaberg Post Office and Railway Station, 72 times

a week, the contract to include clearance of the letter -box Atthe Railway Station.

283. Mackay and Mackay, via Baker's Creek, Homebush,to Emmadale and return, three times a week to Homebush,twice a week beyond.

289. Wilton (Flaggy) and Mclvor, once a week.296. Laura and Coen, once a fortnight.316. Toowoomba and Bridges (clearance of posting box

at Downlands College, inward trip ) , six times a week.335. Clump Point and El. Arish, once a week.349. Nerang Post Office and Railway Station, as required.359. Gooray and Uragara, once a week.360. Bell and Bell, via Holmwood, Lyndhurst, Spring Flat,

Campbell's, Fyrish, &c., twice a week.363. Tamborine and Mt. Tamborine daily to North Tam -

borine and Eagle Heights, thence three times a week.368. Redcliffe letter delivery. (see attachment, to be

inserted in full.)398. Proserpine and Proserpine, via Crystalbrook School,

once a week.

No. 8.-7th February, 1935 158

402. Wahcumba and Southampton, once a week.405. Gayndah and Gayndah, via Wyrooma, twice a week.417. (a) Townsville and Magnetic Island, serving Picnic

Bay, Nellie Bay and Arcadia twice a week and HorseshoeBay once a week.

(b) Alternative- Townsville and Magnetic Island, servingPicnic Bay, Nellie Bay and Arcadia daily and Horeshoe Bayonce a week.

458. Beerwah and Crohamhurst, via Peachester Post Office,six times a week to Peachester, thence three times a week.

459. Murphy's Creek and Ravensbourne, three times a week.462. Dimbulah and Wolfram, once a week.507. Jundah and Berrimpa, once a fortnight.M3. Clermont and Clermant. ( Insert description, vide

attachment.)545. Theodore- Camboon- Ravenscraig letter box, once a

week.547. Theodore and Taroom, via Clare, Nenstella, Gyandra,

Cracow Goldfield, Cracow, Dawson Vale, The Glebe andBentley (timetable to provide for arrival Cracow Post OfficeSunday evening) , once a week.

563. Nelia and Zonia Downs, once a week.566. (a) Wondai and Wigton, via Keysland School and

Waroon, twice a week.(b) Wondai and Mondure, via Bell's and Wheatlands

School, three times a week.611. Arainac and Reedy Creek as at present run, once a

week. (Tenderers to state additional amount required toserve Hazelmere homestead.)

618. Georgetown to Georgetown, once a week.629. Mareeba and Mareeba, via Paddy's Green and The

Springs, twice a week. (Tenderers to quote price for a threetimes a week frequency.)

632. Aramac and Mutt] burra, once a week. (See attach-ment.)

673. Palmwoods and Maroochydore, six times a week.679. Mt. Garnet and Coolgarra, via Brownville, once a

week.680. Burpengary and Deception Bay, six times a week.711. Narko and North Maclagan Cheese Factory, three

times a week.712. (a) Gumlu and Kirknie, once a week.(b) Alternative- Gumlu and Kirknie, once a fortnight.715. Toogoolawah and Glenbardie, three times a week.737. Townsville Parcel Delivery - Delivery of all parcels at

addresses within a radius of 11 miles from Townsville PostOffice, under special conditions with extension along theCharters Towers -road and streets radiating therefrom to thearea abounded by Ahearne- street, Queen's -road, Bayswater -road, Sussex- street, also West End as far as Echlin, Parkesand Francis streets, daily.

REPATRIATION COMMISSION HEAD - QUARTERS.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.- (Series 1934-35.)SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Period -lst January till 31st December, 1935.Bread.

2539. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park- Estimated amount involved, £27 5s. 3d.- Lansells Bakery,875 Albany -road, Victoria Park, Western Australia.

Meat.2540. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park

- Estimated amount involved, £109 5s. 5d.-J. H. Jennings,742 Albany -road, Victoria Park.

Fish, Poultry and Rabbits.2541. Fish. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria

Park- Estimated amount involved, £62. -H. Fotios, 592Albany- road, Victoria Park.

2542. Poultry and Rabbits. Delivery at RepatriationSanatorium, Victoria Park- Estimated amount involved, £4619s. 3d. -J. H. Jennings, 742 Albany -road, Victoria Park.

Groceries.2543. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park

- Estimated amount involved, £76 7s. 6d. -John Wills & Co.Ltd., 419 -23 Wellington street, Perth.

Dairy Produce.2544. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park

-Rates as per contract. -H. Newman, 236 Albany -road, Vic-toria Park.

Milk and Cream.2545. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park

- Estimated amount involved, £133 5s. -Grant Bros., Albany -road, Welshpool.

Firewood.2546. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Victoria Park

- Estimated amount involved, £65 5s.-Perth Jarrah MillsLtd., 49 -61 Charles - street, West Perth.


Period -1st January till 30th June, 1935.Bread.

2489. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield-Estimated amount involved, £133 19s. 8d.- ToorongaBakeries Pty. Ltd., 250 Malvern -road, Tooronga.

2490. Delivery at Macleod Repatriation Sanatorium, MontPark Estimated amount involved, £37 10s. 10d. -E. J.Callander, 597 -601 Highstreet, Preston.

Period -Ist January till 31st March, 1935.Meat.

2491. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, CaulfieldEstimated amount involved, £217 8s. 4d. -J. H. Cooke Pty.

Ltd., 378 Queen's- parade, Clifton Hill.2492. Delivery at Macleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont

Park Estimated amount involved, £151 4s. I Id.-B. Hosking,429 High- street, Northcote.

Fish, Rabbits and Poultry.2493. Delivery at , Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield,

and f.o.r. Flinders- street Railway Station for Macleod Repat-riation Sanatorium, Mont Park. -For Repatriation GeneralHospital only- Estimated amour.t involved, £183 15s. ForRepatriation Sanatorium only- Estimated amount involved,£31 12s. 6d.-David Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd., 456 Flinderslane, Melbourne.

Groceries.2494. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield,

and Macleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont Park. -ForRepatriation General Hospital only Estimated amount in-volved, £212 17s. 7d. For Repatriation Sanatorium only-Estimated amount involved, £78 ls. 5d.-G. A. Hardham, 36Glenferrie -road, Malvern.

Period =1st January till 30th June, 1935.Dairy Produce.

2495. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield,and Macleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont Park.-ForRepatriation General Hospital only - Estimated amount in-volved, £750 Os. Gd. For Repatriation Sanatorium only -Estimated amount involved, £290 18s. 10d. -J. C. HuttonPty. Ltd., 34 King- street, Melbourne.

Milk and Cream.2496. Fresh Whole Milk.- Delivery at Anzac Hostel,

Brighton, Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, andMacleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont Park. -For AnzacHostel only- Estimated amount involved, £39 13s. 5d. ForRepatriation General Hospital only- Estimated amount in-volved, £362 Ils. 6d. For Repatriation Sanatorium only -Estimated amount involved, £213 5s. 8d. Cream. Delivery atRepatriation General Hospital, Caulfield Estimated amountinvolved, £9 15s.-Burnside Dairies, " Burnside," Yan Yean.

Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables, and Fruit.2497. Delivery f.o.r. Melbourne or ex store, whichever shall

be required, for Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield, andMacleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont Park - Estimatedamount involved, £550.- Market Gardeners' Association Pity.Ltd., 473 Flinders - street, Melbourne.

Period -1st January till 31st December, 1935.Firewood.

2498. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Brighton, RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Caulfield, and Macleod Repatriation Sana-torium, Mont Park. -For Anzac Hostel only- Estimatedamount involved, £9 18e. For Repatriation General Hospitalonly - Estimated amount involved, £18. For RepatriationSanatorium only - Estimated amount involved, £153.-J. E.Wilson, Diamond Creek.

Forage.2499. The contract (Serial No. 2296) with Messrs. Grin -

lington & Co. Pty. Ltd., 227 Malvern -road, South Yarra, forthe supply of forage to Departmental Medical Institutionsin Victoria, has been extended for a period of twelve months,commencing 1st January, 1935, in respect of RepatriationGeneral Hospital only.

Kitchen Refuse, Purchase and Removal of.2500. Delivery taken at Anzac Hostel, Brighton, and

Repatriation General Hospital, Caulfield. -Rate, 2s. 6d. per100 persons rationed per month. -W. J. Ray, Heatherington-road, Springvale.

2501. The contract (Serial No. 2298) with Mrs. V. Grover,Thomastown, for the purchase and removal of kitchen refusefrom Macleod Repatriation Sanatorium, Mont Park, has beenextended for a period of twelve months, commencing 1stJanuary, 1935.


Period -1st January till 30th June, 1935.Bread.

2502. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation GeneralHospital, Randwick- Estimated amount involved, £340. -Morans Ltd., 71 Avoca street, Randwick, New South Wales.

2503. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium Lady DavidsonHome, Turramurra- Estimated amount involved, £60.-Gartrell, White, Ltd., 458 King- street, Newtown, New SouthWales.

Period -1st January till 31st March, 1935.Meat.

2504. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation GeneralHospital, Randwick- Estimated amount involved, £566 ls. 6d.-H. Byers & Sons Ltd., 699 Darling- street, Rozelle.

2505. Delivery f.o.r. Turramurra Railway Station forRepatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home, Turramurra -Estimated amount involved, £147 5d..-E. J. Ashcroft & SonsLtd., Liverpool, New South Wales.

Fish, Poultry and Rabbits.Fish. - Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation

General Hospital, Randwick, and f.o.r. Turramurra RailwayStation for Repatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home,Turramurra. -For Repatriation General Hospital only -Esti-mated amount involved, £216 Os. 7d. For Repatriation Sana-torium only- Estimated amount involved, £19 13e. 4d. W.King and Son, Daking House, Rawson - place, Sydney.

2507. Poultry.- Delivery at Prince of \Vales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Randwick - Estimated amount involved,£209 ls. 3d.- David Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd., 755 Harrisstreet, Sydney. -

2508. Delivery f.o.r. Turramurra Railway Station forRepatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home, Turramurra.Estimated amount involved, £30 Os. 8d. -Wm. Neeson, Passfield- street, Liverpool.

2509. Rabbits.- Delivery at Prince. of Wales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Randwick, and f.o.r. Turramurra RailwayStation for Repatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home,Turramurra. -For Repatriation General Hospital only -Esti-mated amount involved, £36 12s. 3d. For Repatriation Sana-torium only Estimated amount involved, £2 5s. 10d. -JohnDavis, junr., Municipal Rabbit Markets, Hay- street, Sydney.

Groceries.2510. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation General

Hospital, Randwick, and Repatriation Sanatorium Lady David-son Home, Turramurra. -For Repatriation General Hospitalonly Estimated amount involved, £400 9s. 3d. For Repatria-tion Sanatorium only - Estimated amount involved, £79 15s. 5d.- Matthews Thompson & Co. Ltd., 74 -84 King- street, New-town.

Period -let January till 30th June, 1935.Dairy Produce.

2511. Bacon, Butter and Cheese.- Delivery at Prince ofWales' Repatriation General Hospital, Randwick, and Turra-murra Railway Station for Repatriation Sanatorium LadyDavidson Home, Turramurra. -For Repatriation GeneralHospital only- Estimated amount involved, £895 13s. Od. ForRepatriation Sanatorium only Estimated amount involved,£161 ls. 8d. Eggs. - Delivery at Prince of Wales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Randwick, and Repatriation SanatoriumLady Davidson Home, Turramurra. -For Repatriation GeneralHospital only Estimated amount involved, £375 7s. Od. ForRepatriation Sanatorium only- Estimated amount involved,£73 18s. 9d. -Foley Bros. Ltd., 355 -357 Sussex- street, Sydney.

Period -1st January till 31st March, 1935.Milk, Crean and Ice.

2512. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation GeneralHospital, Randwick- Estimated amounts involved --Pas-teurised milk, £560 ; cream, £65 12s. 6d.-The New SouthWales Fre.sh Food & Ice Co. Ltd., 25 Harbour street, Sydney.

2513. Fresh Whole Milk.- Delivery at Repatriation Sana-torium Lady Davidson Home, Turramurra- Estimated amountinvolved, £121 5s. -Mary Degiden, Duffey - avenue, Thornleigh.

2514. Ice. Delivery at Prince of Wales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Randwick- Estimated amount involved,£41 Os. Od.- Kensington Ice Works, 29 Bunnerong -road, SouthKensington.

Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables, and Fruit.2515. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation General

Hospital, Randwick-Estimated amount involved, £459 8s. 4d.-J. T. Collis, 42 Harbour- street, Sydney.

2516. Delivery f.o.r. Turramurra Railway Station forRepatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home, TurramurraEstimated amount involved, £88 2s. 2d. -,S. C. Claxton, 396Sussex- street, Sydney.

No. 8.-4th- February, 1935

Period -let January till 30th June, 1935.Fuel.

2517. Coal.- Delivery at Prince of Wales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital, Randwick, and f.o.r. Turramurra RailwayStation for Repatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home,Turramurra. -For Repatriation General Hospital only -Esti-mated amount involved, £46. For Repatriation Sanatoriumonly- Estimated amount involved, £97 10s.- Australian Iron& Steel Ltd., 58 Margaret- street, Sydney.

2518. Coke. Delivery at Prince of Wales' RepatriationGeneral Hospital- Estimated amount involved, £49 lOs.-Howard Smith Ltd., 58 Margaret- street, Sydney.

2519. Coke. Delivery, f.o.r. Turramurra Railway Stationfor Repatriation Sanatorium Lady Davidson Home, Turra-murra- Estimated amount involved, £170 10s.-The NorthShore Gas Coy. Ltd., cnr. Miller and Blue streets, NorthSydney.

Period -1st January till 31st December, 1935.2520. Oil.- Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation

General Hospital, Randwick- Estimated amount involved,£1,890. -The Australian Gas Light Coy., Pitt - street, Hay -market, Sydney.

Period -lst January till 31st March, 1935.Forage.

2521. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation GeneralHospital, Randwick - Estimated amount involved, £11 Os. 9d.-Taylors Ltd., Haymarket, Sydney.

Period -lst January till 31st December, 1935.Drugs and Chemicals.

25.22. Delivery at Prince of Wales' Repatriation GeneralHospital, Randwick, Repatriation Sanatorium Lady DavidsonHome, Turramurra, and Repatriation Commission, Chalmers -street. Sydney -Rates as per contract.-Alfred Lawrence &Co. Ltd.. 439 Kent street, Sydney.

Bread.25.23. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart -

Estimated amount involved, £50 9s. 6d. -D. G. Lonergan, 87Albert -road, Moonah, Tasmania.

Period -let January till 30th June, 1935.Meat.

2-524. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart -Estimated amount involved, £135 1Os. 7d.- Nelson Foster, cnr.Liverpool and Elizabeth streets, Hobart.

Period -1st January till 31st December, 1935.Fish and Poultry.

2525. Fish. - Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,Hobart Estimated amount involved, £26 18s. 6d. -" Seafoods,"9 High- street, Sandy Bay.

2526. Poultry.- Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,Hobart Estimated amount involved, £84. -John Bradley, 143Main -road, Moonah.

Period -1st January till 30th June, 1935.Groceries.

2527. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart -Estimated amount involved, £207 Os. 4d. -Moran & Cato Pty.Ltd., 107 Elizabeth- street, Hobart.

Butter and Eggs.

2528. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart -Estimated amount involved, £130 14s. Od.- Murdoch Bros. Pty.Ltd., Market- place, Hobart..

Period -1st January till 31st December, 1935.Milk.

2529. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart-- -Estimated amount involved, £138. -A. V. Clifford, DerwentFarm, Cascades, Hobart.

Period -1st January till 30th June, 1935.Potatoes, Onions, and Mixed Vegetables.

2530. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart -Estimated amount involved, £56 Os. 4d.-W. T. Thorpe Pty.Ltd., Liverpool- street, Hobart.

Period -let January till 31st December, 1935.Fuel.

2531. Firewood.- Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,Hobart Estimated amount involved, £73 Os. 6d. -W. T. ThorpePty. Ltd., Liverpool street, Hobart.

2532. Coal, Black. - Delivery at Repatriation General Hos-pital, Hobart- Estimated amount involved, £49 10s.-E. W.Fogarty, Kaoota, via Longley.

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Laundry.2533. For the carrying out of laundry work as required

by the Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart-Estimatedamount involved, £200. Magdalen Laundry (Sisters of theGood Shepherd), Mount St. Canice, Lower Sandy Bay.

Beverages.

2534. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Hobart-Estimated amount involved, £22 4s. 8d.-Ferguson & Co. Pty.Ltd., Murray street, Hobart.

Kitchen Refuse, Purchase and Removal of.2535. Delivery taken from Repatriation General Hospital,

Hobart - Rate, 30s. per 100 persons rationed per month. -H. Holmes, Smith - street, Glenorchy.

Period -Ist January till 31st March, 1935.

Meat.

2536. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick,South Australia Estimated amount involved, £111 19e. 4d.-E. F. Pearce, 346 King William- street, Adelaide, South Aus-tralia.

Period -Ist January till 31st December, 1935.

Eggs.

2537. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick -Estimated amount involved, £91 13s. 4d.- Adelaide MilkSupply Co- operative Ltd., 198 Carrington- street, Adelaide.

Kitchen Refuse, Purchase and Renuoval of.2538. Delivery taken at Repatriation General Hospital,

Keswick -Rate, £3 per 100 persons rationed per month. -Edward Mason, Watson - avenue, Netley.

Period -1st January till 30th June, 1935.

Meat.2547. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point, and

Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor. -For Anzac Hostelonly- Estimated amount involved, £35 10s. 5d. For Repatria-tion General Hospital only- Estimated amount involved, £12911s. 7d.-Uhlmann Bros., Logan -road, South Brisbane, Queens-land.

Fish, Poultry and Rabbits.2548. Fish and Poultry. - Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kan-

garoo Point- Estimated amount involved, £18 Gs. 3d. Fish,Poultry, and Rabbits.- Delivery at Repatriation General Hos-pital, Windsor - Estimated amount involved, £97 8s. 4d. -FreshFood & Ice Pty. Ltd., 511 Stanley- street, South Brisbane.

Groceries.

2549. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point, andRepatriation General Hospital, Windsor. -For Anzac Hostelonly - Estimated amount involved, £39 Os. 3d. For Repatria-tion General Hospital only - Estimated amount involved, £17919s. 9d. -I. J. Juster, Wellington -road, East Brisbane.

Dairy Produce.2550. Butter and Cheese. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kan-

garoo Point, and Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor. -For Anzac Hostel only- Estimated amount involved, £28. ForRepatriation General Hospital only - Estimated amount in-volved, £120. -The Farmers' Co- operative Distributing Asso-ciation of Queensland Ltd., Turbot street, Brisbane.

2551. Bacon.- Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point,and Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor. -For AnzacHostel only- Estimated amount involved, £6 4s. 5d. ForRepatriation General Hospital only - Estimated amount in-volved, £34 4s. ld. -J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd., Roma - street,Brisbane.

2552. Guaranteed New -laid Eggs.- Delivery at Anzac Hostel,Kangaroo Point, and Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor.-For Anzac Hostel only - Estimated amount involved, £10.For Repatriation General Hospital only- Estimated amountinvolved, £93. -0. C. Robertson, Stanley- terrace, Wynnum.

Milk and Cream.2553. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point - Estimated

amount involved, £20 15s. 4d.- Metropolitan Milk SupplyG.B. Ltd., Glenelg- street, South Brisbane.

2554. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor- Estimated amount involved, £113 7e. 6d. -C. Collins, BaldHills.

Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables and Fruit.2555. Potatoes, Onions, and Mixed Vegetables. Delivery

at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point - Estimated amount involved,£24. Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables and Fruit. - Deliveryat Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor Estimated amountinvolved, £100. -John Murray, Roma - street Markets, Brisbane.

Coal and Coke.2556. Delivery at Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point, and

Repatriation General Hospital, Windsor. -For Anzac Hostelonly - Estimated amount involved, £23 8s. For RepatriationGeneral Hospital only - Estimated amount involved, £80 12s. --John Andrews, Brookes - street, Valley, Brisbane.

Dental Treatment.2557. For the performance of dental treatment in the Bris-

bane metropolitan area -Rates as per contract. -A. J.Huxham, 259 Queen- street, Brisbane.

OFFERS, dosing with the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, at Noon, on the 4th March, 1935, areinvited for the purchase of the old Customs Reserve at theintersection of Wharf and Denham- streets, North Rockhamp-ton, Queensland, containing an area of about 2 roods.

Title Conveyance.Cash or terms.The sale will be subject to the reservations which would be

contained in a Crown grant if the land was being made thesubject of a Crown grant.

A plan of the area may be inspected at the Rockhamptonand North Rockhampton Post Offices.

No offer necessarily accepted.

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies:-Schedule No.- C.T.B. 486. Material- Envelopes (trans-

parent panel) . Supplies required in -All States.Closing date -19th February, 1935.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, at the office of theCommonwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour - street, Sydney,and at the office of the Superintendent of Stores, Postmaster-General's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.


WHEREAS by section 6 of the Plant Diseases Ordinance1934 it is provided that the Minister may by notice

in the Gazette appoint such inspectors as he considers neces-sary for carrying out this Ordinance:

Nov, therefore, I, William Morris Hughes, Minister ofState for Health, do hereby appoint -

Alexander Dickson Esson Bruce,Robert Dickson Bruce,Ewen MacKinnon,Arthur John Polmeer,

Inspectors under the said Ordinance as on and from theseventh day of February, One thousand nine hundred andthirty -five.

Dated this 31st day of January, One thousand nine hundredand thirty -five.


DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

VICTORIA.

Appointment.- -David Henning Swale, Sub - Collector ofCustoms, Victoria, appointed Acting Collector of Customs,Victoria, as from 29th January, 1935, inclusive, during thetemporary absence of M. B. Synan.-(Ex. Min. No. 15.)

THOMAS W. WHITEMinister of State for Trade and Customs.


COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.

APPEAL BOARD: NORTH AUSTRALIA RAILWAY.

IN accordance with sub- clause (2) (f) , clause 41, Common-wealth Railways By -law No 48, it is hereby notified that

William Henry Grant, of Darwin, 'Special Magistrate, hasbeen e i i inted to act as Chairman of the North AustraliaRailway Appeal Board during the absence from the NorthernTerritory of N. C. Bell.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES AND SENIORCADETS.

T HE Governor- General in Council has approved of the fol-lowing changes, &c., being made in connexion with the

Australian Military Forces and Senior Cadets:

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

Army Head - quarters.Lieutenant Colonel J. E. Down,O.B.E., and Major D. A. Cossar, Australian Army MedicalCorps, are re- appointed Inspector of Dental Services andStaff Officer, Pharmaceutical Services, respectively, for aperiod of one year from 1st March, 1935.

Exchange, Officer.Major Walter Frederick Todd, p.s.c.,The Cameronions ( Scottish Rifles ) , is granted the local rankof Major in the Australian Military Forces, and is attachedto the Australian Staff Corps during his period of duty asExchange Officer, with seniority as from 1st July, 1929, dated14th January, 1935.

AWARD OF THE AUSTRALLkN MEDAL FOR LONG SERVICE ANDGOOD CONDUCT ( MILITARY) .

Australian Instructional Corps.No. 267, Staff Sergeant -Major, 2nd Class (Warrant Officer, Class I.) , G. Rawson: No.275, Staff Sergeant- Major, 2nd Class (Warrant Officer, ClassI.), H. H. Moore; No. 328, Staff Sergeant Major, 3rd Class(Warrant Officer, Class II.) , J. Metcalf, D.C.M.; No. 373,Staff Sergeant- Major, 3rd Class (Warrant Officer, Class II.) ,A. W. Pickett; No. 409, Staff Sergeant- Major, 3rd Class(Warrant Officer, Class II.), W. J. Stanfield; No. 431, StaffSergeant Major, 3rd Class (Warrant Officer, Class IL ), R.Mee; No. 530, Staff Sergeant - Major, 3rd Class (WarrantOfficer, Class II.), A. B. Stephen, D.C.M.

Australian Army Service Corps ( Permanent) Re -mountSection. No. 119G, Staff- Sergeant J. H. Choyce.

Royal Military College. The undermentioned, who havepassed the prescribed examination, are admitted to the RoyalMilitary College as Cadets, in accordance with paragraph 10of the Royal Military College Regulations : Francis PhillipSerong and Lewis John Loughran.

1sT MILITARY DISTRICT.1ST CAVALRY DIVISION.

Cavalry.

11th Light Horse Regiment. The resignation of LieutenantF. C. Done of his commission .is accepted.

SIGNALS.

Australian Corps of Signals. The probationary appoint-ment of Lieutenant I. J. Hooker is confirmed.

Australian Army Chaplains' Department. To be Chaplain(1st Class) Chaplain (2nd Class) , the Reverend L. F.McLaughlin, 1st January, 1935.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

1ST DIVISION.

Infantry.

30th /51st Battalion. The provisional appointment from theReserve of Officers of Lieutenant C. E. Hawtin is terminated,29th December, 1934; and he is re-transferred to the Reserveof Officers and to be 2nd Lieutenant, 30th December, 1934.


2ND DIVISION.Infantry.

55th Battalion. The provisional appointment of LieutenantA. R. Bentley is terminated.

ARTILLERY.

Australian Field Artillery. Lieutenant P. R. Hentze istransferred provisionally from the 36th Battalion, 2nd Divi-sion, 9th January, 1935.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.Australian Army Service Corps. The notification respect-

ing the transfer to the Reserve of Officers of Lieutenant K. E.Cullam, which appeared in Executive Minute No. 177/1934,promulgated in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 64, of 27th Sep-tember, 1934, is cancelled.

ARMY MEDICAL CORES.Australian Army Medical Corps. To be Captain (provi-

sionally), supernumerary to the establishment pendingabsorption. Patrick Francis Murphy, 29th December, 1934;Captain S. D. Meares is seconded, 1st January, 1935; Captain(provisionally) J. C. Loxton is brought on the authorizedestablishment, 1st January, 1935.

DISTRICT BASE.

Staff.Lieutenant- Colonel ( Temporary Colonel) R. W. W. Walsh,

D.S.O., V.D., Australian Army Medical Corps, from theappointment of Assistant Director of Medical Services, 2ndDivision, is appointed Deputy Director of Medical Services,2nd Military District, 1st January, 1935, vice Colonel F. A.Maguire, C.M.G., D.S.O., V.D., who relinquishes the appoint-ment on 31st December, 1934, and is transferred to theUnattached List, 1st January, 1935 ; Major G. Douglas, Aus-traï ion Army Medical Corps ( Dental Service) , is re- appointedSenior Dental Officer for a period of one year from 1stFebruary, 1935.

ARTILLERY.

Australian Garrison Artillery. Anti- Aircraft ArtilleryTo be Lieutenant (on probation) George Burton Gibbs, 15thJanuary, 1935.

Unattached List. Lieutenant - Colonel W. G. Penrose, V.D.,and Major J. H. Denton are transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers, 2nd February, 1935, and 1st February, 1935, respec-tively.

Reserve of Officers. Major D. D. Buchanan is placed uponthe Retired List, with permission to retain his rank and wearthe prescribed uniform. The undermentioned officers areretired: Majors L. A. W. Macpherson, D.S.O., M.C., and A.G. O'Donnell, V.D. ; Captains F. Drayton, S. W. Evers, M.C.,T. G. Gilder, M.C., E. A. C. Macfarlane, M.C., S. N. McLeanand J. Pritchard; Lieutenants W. G. Balcombe, P.E. Bate, R. F. Bennett, C. R. Bickford, K. G. Binnie,F. Brown, H. A. Brown, H. B. Carroll, C. J. Clifton, M.C., A.W. Cooper, M.C., A. J. Cowled, R. B. Dixon, W. L. Dunn, J.G. Edmondson, A. H. Garnsey, D. S. Gibson, W. H. G. Guard,N. W. S. Hamilton, W. J. Harland, H. E. Harris, M.C., C. V.Kellway, W. C. Kerr, F. B. Langley, A. Langworthy, W.Longworth, S. O. Mitchell, G. S. McDowell, M.C., F. H.Nowlan, D. M. M. O'Connor, J. S. Rattray, G. B. Richardson,L. W. Rogers, O. J. Rowland, M.C., A. H. Sharp, M.C., F.B. Tainton, G. L. Tarr, A. H. Vogler, and G. Wilkinson;and 2nd Lieutenants K. L. Barry, A. H. Bartlett, K. Cameron,E. C. Cork, S. F. H. Cox, B. H. Crowley, M.M., S. R. Dawson,J. P. Flynn, A. F. Hudson, B. Marshall, M.M., H. V. May,R. E. McLure, D. McVey, W. T. Pether, L. R. Saul, G. P.Stuckey and C. R. Z. Throsby.

Retired List. The names of the undermentioned officers areremoved from the Retired List: Colonel J. M. Y. Stewart,C.B.E., D.S.O., V.D., Honorary Colonel G. A. Rourke, MajorsG. Davidson, V.D., and H. Greenway, D.S.O. ; Captains S.Beddie, M.C., J. W. Hart, E. R. Holme, T. J. McHugh, E. E.Plucknett, M.C., and C. Retallack ; Lieutenants G. E.Clemens, J. Garrett, G. Hough, D. K. Inglis, W. A. Keevers,A. G. Maclean, M.C., K. F. Potts, T. A. Robertson, F. H.Scales, C. B. Wheeler, J. L. Williams, C.M.G. C.B.E., andC. T. Wood; 2nd Lieutenants T. R. James, M.M.,, R. L. Muncaster and W. Swinton; and Chaplain (4th Class), theReverend J. B. McDonell.


3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.

4TH DIVISION.

Infantry.5th Battalion.To be Lieutenant (provisionally).Thomas

Luxton, 8th January, 1935.9th Bal talion. The probationary appointment of Lieu-

tenant E. Baillieu is confirmed.8th Battalion. -- Captain J. R. Blackman, M.C., is appointed

from the Reserve of Officers with regimental seniority nextafter Captain M. N. Stone, 27th November, 1934. To beLieutenants (provisionally) . James Stanley Gordon, M.M.,and Frank Winfield Williams, 27th November, 1934.

32nd Batta lion.The provisional appointment ofLieutenant S. A. Wilson is confirmed.

ARMY SERVICE CORPS.

Australian Army Service Corps. To be Lieutenants (onprobation) . Keith Wolff Newington Epstein and Ernest NoelRetchford, 4th December, 1934.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Australian Army Medical Corps. --To be MajorCaptainF. S. Loughman, 10th January, 1935; Captain R. B. Charltonis seconded, 1st January, 1935.

Australian Army Chaplains' Department. Chaplain (3rdClass), the Reverend R. C. Foyster is transferred from theAustralian Army Chaplains' Department, 5th Military Dis-trict, 9th January, 1935.

Unattached List.Colonel W. E. Summons, O.B.E., V.D., istransferred to the Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve,8th. January, 1935 ; Lieutenant - Colonel A. F. Burrett, D.S.O.,is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 31st January, 1935;Lieutenant A. T. Smith is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers, 13th September, 1934.

Reserve of Officers. Lieutenant G. A. Fielding and 2ndLieutenant H. W. Allen are placed upon the Retired List,with permission to retain their ranks and wear the prescribeduniform.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve.Lieutenant-Colonel D. D. Cade, D.S.O., is placed upon the Retired Listwith the honorary rank of Colonel, and with permission towear the prescribed uniform.

Award of the Australian Efficiency Medal.AustralianArmy Medical Corps No. 179,631, Staff - Sergeant G. A.Woodward.

RIFLE CLUB.

Formation.Name of Club, Place Clunes, Clunes.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

ENGINEERS.

Corps of Australian Engineers. To be Lieutenant (provi-sionally).Stanley Bertram Chapman, 10th December, 1934.

ARMY MEDICAL COUPS.Australian Army Bfcdical Corps. Captain (provisionally)

F. K. Mugford is brought on the authorized establishment,4th January, 1935.

DISTRICT BASE.

Art ill ery.Australian Garrison Artillery. Heavy Artillery Captain

S. G. Nottage is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 27thJanuary, 1935.

Reserve of Officers. Captain W. M. Balfour- Ogilvy is placedupon the Retired List with permission to retain his rank andwear the prescribed uniform.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.13TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Staff.Major L. G. Male, Australian Army Medical Corps, isappointed Deputy Assistant Director of Medical Services,

Mixed Brigade Head quarters, 1st January, 1935, viceLieutenant- Colonel D. S. Mackenzie, D.S.O., Australian ArmyMedical Corps, who relinquishes the appointment on 31stDecember, 1934.


ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Australian Army Medical Corps.Captain (provisionally)F. K. Wallace is transferred from the Australian ArmyMedical Corps, 4th Military District, 10th January, 1935.

Resin: e of O ff cers. - Oaptain E. Y. Butler is placed uponthe Retired List with permission to retain his rank and wearthe prescribed uniform. The undermentioned officers areretired:- -Major S. Grills; Captains M. Gore, M.C., D. B. A.King, M.C., W. J. D. Lynas, D.S.O., M.C., and A. M. P.Montgomery; Lieutenants A. McK. Baird, G. C. Benson, E. G.Flanagan, T. Gorman, R. W. McCallum, D. E. Preston,H. J. Spencer,. and H. A. J. Wood; and 2nd Lieutenants E. W.Dardel, M.M., and F. A. McCormack.

Retired List. The names of the undermentioned officers areremoved from the Retired List: Honorary Major J. G. F.Madden, Lieutenant N. F. Timbury, and Chaplain (4th Class)the Reverend K. T. Henderson.

OTH MILITARY DISTRICT.

12TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Cavalry.22nd Light Horse Regiment. The provisional appointment

of Lieutenant M. D. Mills is confirmed.

Infantry.40th Battalion. To be Lieutenants (on probation) Noel

Simmonds, Charles John Geard, and Laurence Alfred Voigt,8th January, 1935.

Reserve of Offcers. Lieutenant H. A. Wilkinson and 2ndLieutenant C. E. S. Mitchell, M.M., are retired.

Reti'rcd List. The name of Lieutenant J. G. Knight isremoved from the Retired List.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY SENIOR CADETS.3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.

3rd Divisioat. Captain W. C. Moloney and Lieutenant F. E.Grieve, Unattached List, are retired, Ist November, 1934.(Ex. Min. No. 26.)

ARCHDALE PARKHILL, Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.TIE, Governor-General in Council has approved under the

powers conferred by section 69 of the Defence Act 1903-1934, of the Australian Military Forces being authorized toenter upon and use for training, manoeuvres, or other militarypurposes, between 27th February and 8th March, 1935, bothdates inclusive, all those pieces or parcels of land being Crownallotments, Commonwealth property, reserves, private pro -perties or. otherwise in the Parishes of Nepean, Fingal, andWannaeue, County of Mornington, State of Victoria: Com-mencing at a point being the north -east corner of QuarantineReserve boundary and the high -water mark of Port PhillipBay, Parish of Nepean; thence by line traversing the westernboundary fence of said Quarantine Reserve in a southerlydirection to the intersection of high-water mark of Bass Strait,Parish of Nepean ; thence by line bearing south -east along thehigh -water mark of Bass Strait to the intersection of thesouth -west corner of Crown allotment 45, being the positionof Signal Station, Cape Schanck, Parish of Fingal ; thenceby Iine bearing east along the southern boundaries of Crownallotments 45 and 39 to the intersection of the east side ofCape Schanck and Dromana- road; thence by lines bearingnorth -east, north - west- north, and north -west, and north alongthe west side of said road, Parish of Wannaeue, crossingFords, Brady's, Eastborne. and Point Nepean roads to theintersection of high -water mark of Port Phillip Bay, Parishof Wannaeue; thence by line bearing westerly along thehigh - water mark of Parish of Wannaeue and Nepean to thepoint of commencement; and that the owners or occupiers ofany such land who claim that they have sustained any damageorany

by reason of suèh entry or use be required to submittheir claims for such damage or loss to the Base Commandant,Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, within seventy -two hours ofsuch entry or use. Such claims will be submitted to a Boardof three officers, and compensation as approved by the Ministerfor Defence may be paid to the said owners or occupiers.- -(Ex. Min. No. 27.)

ARCHDALE PARKHILL, Minister for Defence.

Commonwealth Gazette 163 No. '8. 7th February, 1935

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.PROMOTION UNDER THE DEFENCE ACT AND CIVILIAN STAFF REGULATIONS.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. PromotiooSalary

n.De of

Promotio on.

Mann, Harry Akhurst .. Inspector of Aerodromes, ThirdDivision (£384- £456), CivilAviation Branch

Inspector of Aerodromes, Third Division(£438- £510), Civil Aviation Branch(Office reclassified).

438* 25.1.35

* Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Ad 1931 -1934, and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of CivilianStaff Regulation 117o.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Defence Act (Section 63) and Civilian Staff Regulations.Office Re- classified. The classification of the office of

Inspector of Aerodromes, Third Division, Civil AviationBranch, occupied by II. A. Mann, is raised from limits ofsalary (minimum £384, maximum £456) to limits of salary(minimum £438, maximum £510), subject to reduction inaccordance with the provisions of the F'tin,aThcial EmergencyAct 1931 -1934, to have effect from 25th January, 1935.(Ex. Min. No. 29.)

Retirement. Henry Phillip Findlay, Senior Messenger,Royal Edward Victualling Yard, is invalided. from 'the Com-monwealth Public Service, under the provisions of CivilianStaff Regulation 127, with effect from the close of businesson 22nd February, 1935.(Ex. Min. No. 30.)

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.ENTRY OF PAYMASTER CADETS.

APPLICATIONS are invited for entry as Paymaster Cadetin the Accountant Branch of the Royal Australian Navy

from youths who attained the age of seventeen (17) yearsduring the calendar year 1934 (i.e., those born during 1917) .

Applicants, must have passed the Leaving Certificate or theSenior Public Examination conducted by the State Universi-ties or Education Departments.

Applications should reach the Secretary, Navy Office,Department of Defence, Melbourne, S.C.1, not later than 15thMarch, 1935.

Full particulars and application forms may be obtainedfrom the Secretary, Navy Office, Department of Defe;ice,Melbourne, S.C.1 the District Naval Officer, Brisbane, Edgecliff (Sydney) , Port Adelaide, Fremantle and Hobart.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.VACANCY FOR POSITION OF ORDNANCE MECHANICAL

ENGINEER.

AVACANCY exists in the Australian Army Ordnance Corpsfor an Ordnance Mechanical Eñgineer, and applications

are invited from qualified engineers to fill this position.2. Conditions of AppointmentApplicants must submit evidence of possessing the fol-

lowing qualifications(a) Qualified engineers, both practical and theoretical.(b) Workshop practice and served apprenticeship or its

equivalent as fitters and turners.(c) Practical experience in engineering drawing and

design.(d) Actual experience involving mechanical or electrical

engineering charge or management.(e) Possession of an engineering degree or its equivalent.(f) A sound knowledge' of mathematics, mechanism,

machine drawing, electricity and magnetism.3. Candidates must be not less than 25 nor more than, 35

years of age, and be prepared to undergo examination shouldsuch be considered necessary. In the case of applicants fromwithin the Permanent Military Service the maximum agewill be extended to 38 years.

4. The successful applicant will be appointed OrdnanceMechanical Engineer with the rank of Lieutenant (pro-visionally). He will be on probation for a period of eighteenmonths and may be sent to England for training.

His salary will be £446 (L409) per annum with annualincrements of £26 (£23) to a maximum of £550 (£500).The figures not bracketed indicate nominal salary and thosein brackets actual salary after deductions under the FinancialEmergency Act have been made.

The rates of pay are subject to variation in accordance withthe cost of living determinations.

5. Further detailed particulars and forms of applicationmay be obtained from the District Base Head -quarters inany State of the Commonwealth.

6. Applications close on 1st March, 1935, and should beaddressed to Secretary for Defence, Victoria Barracks,Melbourne.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.VACANCIES FOR CADETSHIPS.

PPLIC ATION S are invited from candidates resident inAustralia desiring appointment to cadetships at No._

1 Flying Training School, Royal Australian Air Force, PointCook, Victoria.

2. Candidates must be British subjects of pure Europeandescent, have attained their 18th but not their 22nd birth-day on the 15th July, 1935. They must be unmarried andmust have obtained a certificate of having passed at one ofthe following examinations conducted by the Universitiesor Education Departments of the various States :--

(i ) Intermediate. examination.(ii) Junior public examination.

( Physics or elementary science and mathematicsare compulsory subjects.)

3. Cadetships are available for candidates desiring subse-quent appointment to short service commissions of four (4)years in the Royal Australian Air Force or five (5) years inthe Royal Air Force (Imperial) for service in England, Iraq,India, Egypt, &c. Selected candidates undergo a course offlyin training at Point Cook for a period of approximatelytwelve months commencing about the 15th July, 1935, andon taking up duty after graduation are appointed PilotOfficers in the General Duties Branch:

4. Successful candidates will be allowed free travelling toPoint Cook to take up cadetships. During the currency ofthe Financial Emergency Act an allowance of 8s. 3d. per diemi, made and ls. 6d. per diem towards the cost of messing.Singe quarters are provided free. The salary of a singlePilot Officer in the Royal Australian Air Force during thecurrency of the Financial Emergency Act is £316 per annumwith free single quarters, and £36 per annum deferred pay.Within 3i years after appointment to cadetships such officerswould normally be receiving a salary at the rate of 1419 perannum after promotion to Flying Officer, and £45 12s. 6d. perannum deferred pay.

Candidates selected for the Royal Air Force will on gradua-tion receive free first -class passages to take up appointmentswith units in England or abroad and return passages toAustralia at the termination of their short- service com-missions.

5. Further particulars and the necessary application formmay be obtained from the Secretary, Air Board, VictoriaBarracks, Melbourne, with whom applications close. on the15th February, 1935.

M. L. SHEPHERD,Secretary, Department of Defence.

Ko. 8. -7th February, 1935 164

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.


PROMOTIONS---SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter ortelegram, with the Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or, if the promotion is to be made in the Federal CapitalTerritory, with the Inspector at Canberra, within fourteen days of the date of this notification. An appellant shall forward his appeal directto the Public Service Inspector.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Publio Service Act, viz.: --(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B. -Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed byDetermination.)

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.

Green, Harold Charles

Barry, John Francis ..

Campbell, William

Archer, Keith . .

Nixon, Charles Frederick

Toms, Edward Reginald

Andrews, Keith Flintham

Callander, Albert Edward

Ransom, Herbert William

Dwyer, James Patrick

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Statistician's Branch.

.. Supervisor of Census (£612-£684), Third Division, CentralStaff

Senior Clerk and Compiler(£438 £510), Third Division,Tasmania

Compiler (£438- £510), ThirdDivision, Central Staff

.. Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Divi-sion, Census, &c., Section,Central Staff

Moss, Laurence Stanley Vivian

Jones, John Macpherson

Gilligan, Raymond Clifford .

Cross, James Alfred ..

Robbins, William Ernest

Armstrong, John Bs.sil

Harris, Phyllis Mary Amy

Houghton, Sydney Robert

Clerk (£288 £354), Third Divi-sion, Labour Section, CentralStaff

Clerk (£430- £510), Third Divi-sion, Finance Section, CentralStaff

.Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Divi-sion, Vitals Section, CentralStaff

Clerk (£330- £402), Third Divi-sion, Transport Section,Central Staff

Clerk (£330 - £402), Third Divi-sion, Trade Section, CentralStaff

Clerk (£384 - £456), Third Divi-sion, Labour Section, CentralStaff

Clerk (£288 - c354), Third Divi-sion, Labour Section, CentralStaff

Clerk (£96- £330), Third Divi-sion, Transport Section,Central Staff

Clerk (£96- £330), Third Divi-sion, Tasmania

Chief Clerk (£660- £732), Third Division,Administrative Section, Central Staff.New office created (P.S.B. CertificateNo. 34/2172)

Clerk (£510 - £582), Third Division, Publica-tions Section, Central Staff. New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Clerk (£510 £582), Third Division, TradeSection, Central Staff. New office created(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Clerk (£366- £438), Third Division, Admini-strative Section, Central Staff. Newoffice created (P.S.B. Certificate No.34/2172)

Clerk (£330- £402), Third Division, Tasmania.New office created (P.S.B. CertificateNo. 34/2310)

Clerk (£456- £528), Third Division, FinanceSection, Central Staff. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Clerk (£366 - £438), Third Division, VitalsSection, Central Staff. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Clerk (£366 - £438), Third Division, TransportSection, Central Staff. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Clerk (£366 £438), Third Division, TradeSection, Central Staff. Office reclassified(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2172)

Senior Clerk and Compiler (£438- £510), ThirdDivision, Tasmania, vice J. F. Barry,promoted

Clerk (£384- £456), Third Division, LabourSection, Central Staff, vice J. P. Dwyer,promoted

Clerk (£288 - £354), Third Division, LabourSection, Central Staff, vice L. S. V. Moss,promoted

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Division, LabourSection, Central Staff, vice C. F. Nixon,promoted

Printing Branch.Stationer (£294 - £318), Fourth Stationer (£326- £338), Fourth

Division, Canberra Canberra. Office reclassifiedCertificate No. 31/2234)

Taxation Branch-New South Wales.. Clerk (£330 £402), Third Divi-

sion, Unattached, TaxationBranch, New South Wales.

Clerk (£330 £402), Third Divi-sion, Unattached, TaxationBranch, New South Wales

Division,(P.S.B.

Clerk (£354 £420), Third Division, Assess-ing-Land Tax and Estate Duty. Officereclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 35/881

Clerk (£354- £420), Third Division, Assess-ing-Land Tax and Estate Duty. Officereclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 35/88)

Taxation Branch - Western Australia.Assistant (Female), Grade I (£84 - Machinist (Female), Grade 1 (£84- £226),

£178), Fourth Division, Ac- Fourth Division, Accounts and Statistics,counts and Statistics, Taxa- vice Miss A. C. Day, retiredtion Branch, Western Australia

Taxation Branch- Tasmania.Inspector (Entertainments)

(£306- £330), Fourth Division,Unattached, Taxation Branch,Tasmania

Salary onPromotion.

ti

Date ofPromotion.

624 7.2.35

492

546

348 if

330

456 OP

384 Ft

38t

363

438

384

282

282

290

366

366

166

7.2.35

7.2.35

IF

7.2.35

Officer -in- Charge and Inspector (Entertain - 306 7.2.35ments) (£318 - £354), Fourth Division,Entertainments. New Office created(P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/2235)

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Fiaassaial £vurionool let 1981 -24 and inoiueive of any allowance payable under the provisions of the PublicBsrvlce Regulations 1050(5) or 106(0e).

Commonwealth Gazette 165 No. 8.-7th February, 1935

PROMOTIONS-eon Unwed.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.Salary on

Promotion.Date of

Promotion.

Brennan, William Leslie

Boulden, Ivy

Coombe, Ernest Albert- Edward

Gilbert, Eric Thomas Brooks ..

Budd, William Thomas Turton

Reedman, Alfred Arthur

Large, William Godfrey

Roby, Clement William Ryland

Cleary, Alan Leo

Shaw, Ronald Eric

Evans, Reuben William

Farrell, John James Winton ..

McQualter, Malcolm George

Strange, Norman William

Fletcher, George Frazer

Francis, Owen Robert

Collins, Edgar McIntyre

Sullivan, Francis Raymond .

Madden, Noreen Edith

Fulling, George William ..

DEPARTMENT OF TRADESouth Australia.

Senior Wharf Examining Officer(£420- £492), Third Division,Landing Branch, South Aus-tralia

Western

Assistant (female), Grade 2(£186- £1941, Fourth Division,Accounts Branch, P.M.G.'s.Department, Perth

DEPARTMENTClerk (£96- £306), Third Divi-

sion, Marine Branch, Navi-gation and Lighthouses,Sydney

DEPARTMENT OFProperty and

Clerk, Third Division (£252-£330, Unattached)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'SNew South

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342-£420), Third Division, Bulah-delah

Line Foreman (0994323),Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Queensland

Line Foreman (£299 £323),Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch

Postal Clerk (£108 - £306), ThirdDivision, Holbrook

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Bankstown

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £3.60),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £1.60),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Junior Assistant (£84- £168),Fourth Division, Tamworth

Victoria.

Clerk (£366- £438), ThirdDivision, Inspection Branch(Metropolitan)

Senior Traffic Officer (£438-£510), Third Division, Un-attached

Senior. Postal Clerk, Grade 2(£366- £402), Third Division,Swan Hill

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84:£244), Fourth Division, Yack-a,ndandah

Postal Assistant (Mail) (£84-£268), Fourth Division, Bal-larat

Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Chelsea

Assistant (Female), Grade(£84- £178), Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (TelephoneAccounts)

Clerk (£96- £306), ThirdDivision, Accounts Branch

Order Accounts)

AND CUSTOMS.

Clerk -in- Charge (£438- £5I0), Third Division,Correspondence and Records Branch,South Australia, vice R. W. Lorimer(deceased)

Australia.Machinist (female), Grade i (£84- £226),

Fourth Division, Long Room, Fremantle.New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.34/1578

OF COMMERCE.Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, Marine

Branch, Navigation and Lighthouses,Sydney; vice W. .T. Barrett, promoted

THE INTERIOR.Survey Branch.Clerk, Third Division (£288- £354), Clerical

Section (F.C.T. Lands, Stock and PropertySub - section). Office last occupied by E. T.B. Gilbert, reclassified

DEPARTMENT.Wales.

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£438- £510), ThirdDivision, Yass, vice J. Marshall, seconded

Line Inspector (£342 £426), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch (Grafton), viceH. E. Cook, transferred

Line Inspector (£342 -£ -126), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch (Lismore), viceH. V. Parbery, transferred

Postmaster, Grade 1 (£258- £330), FourthDivision, Gooloogong, vice J. Campbell,deceased

Postman (£84- £244), Fourth Division,Oxford- street, vice W. J. Bedford, trans-ferred

Junior Assistant (£84- £l68), Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice A. F. Englert,promoted

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice A. A. Mes-seenger, promoted

Telephonist (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Bathurst, vice W. J. McPherson, promoted

District Inspector, Grade 1 (£528 £582),Third Division, Inspection Branch (Metro-politan). Office reclassified (P.S.B. Cer-tificate No. 34/1616)

Senior Traffic Officer (£474 - £546), ThirdDivision, Telephone Branch. Office re-classified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 34/ .'095)

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342- £420), Third Divi-don, Q.uambatook, vice C. F. Miller, trans -ferred

Postal Clerk (£10$- £30(), Third Division,Merbein. vice M. R. Stephens, transferred

Postal Clerk (£108- £306), Fourth Division,Beulah, vice S. B. Fartch, transferred

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£252- £260),Fourth Division, East Melbourne, viceW. B. McCrohan, transferred

1 Machinist (Female), Grade 1 (£84- £226),Fourth Division, Accounts Branch(Cashier), vice A. M. Aitken, retired

Clerk (2252-- £330), bird Division, AccountsBranch (General Accounts), vice J. Russell,promoted

t

402

178

282

306

402

306

318

282

190

174t

150

170

492

510

384

223

223

218

189

294

7.2.35

7.2.35

7.2.35

7.2.35

7.2.35

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(MoneyDuties : Enters certain particulars in salary register and assists in preparation of fortnightly salary sheets, &c.

Stevenson, Roy .. .. Clerk (£96- £306), Third Clerk (£25.2 -£3 30), Third Division, Accounts 294 1 14.2.35Division, Accounts Branch Branch (General Accounts), vice H. A.(Relieving) Seyfarth, promoted

Duties : Enters certain particulars in salary register and assists in preparation of fortnightly salary sheets, &c.

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Ad 1931 -34, and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of PudicService Regulations 1050) or 106(6A).

t salary on promotion is that actually payablei n accordance with Public Service Regulation 106a.

304. -2

Na. 8.-7th February, 1935 166 Commonwealth (ätazette

PROMOTIONS--contvrr,teed.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.

POSTMAS TER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT -- continued.

South Australia.

Salary onPromotion.

eDate of

Promotion.

Cook, Edward James

Williams, Ella Winifred

Anderson, James

Phillips, Hubert Roy ..

District Inspector, Grade 2(£582- £636), Third Division,Inspection Branch (Kadina)

Telephonist (£84- £190), FourthDivision, Telephone Branch(Clare)

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, Thebarton

Wester

Postal Clerk (£108 £306), ThirdDivision, Bruce Rock

Superintendent (£660- £732), Third Division,Mail Branch, vice A. G. Tyler, resigned

Phonogram Attendant, Grade i (£84- £198),Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, viceM. Wyld, retired

Mail Officer (£844295), Fourth Division,Mail Branch, vice A. F. Bennett, retired

n Australia.Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318- £354),

Third Division, Northam, vice R. K.

624

170

190

294

7.2.35

14.2.35

( 7.2.35

Williams, promotedCowden, Stanley John Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),

Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Tambellup, vice N. H. James,promoted

182 01

Beckhouse, Hume Philip Senior Lineman (£265- £289),Fourth Division, Engineering

Line Foreman (£299 - £323), Fourth Division,Geraldton, vice J. Sullivan, transferred

263

Branch (Construction andMaintenance)

Brown, William Thomas Senior Lineman (£265 - £289),Fourth Division, Harvey

Lino Foreman (£299- £323), Fourth Division,No. 2 Party, vice R. B. Underwood, trans-ferred

263

Gale, George Henry Hopetown.. Senior Lineman (£265 - £289),Fourth Division, Beverley

Line Foreman (£299 £323), Fourth Division,Engineering Branch (Construction and

263

Maintenance), vice G. R. Buck, retiredO'Reilly, Kenneth George Postman (£84- £244), Fourth

Division, BassendeanLineman (£233- £257), Fourth Division,

Harvey, vice S. C. McDonald, transferred203 PIP

Breed, Thomas Henry Postman (£84- £244), FourthDivision, Mount Lawley

Lineman (£233 £257), Fourth Division, En-gineering Branch (Construction and Main-tenance), vice J. A. Cowden, promoted

203

Subject to adjustment in accordance with the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -34, and inclusive of any allowance payable under the provisions of PublicService Regulation 105c(5) or 106(6A).

The salary on promotion of W. H. Buxton, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 29th November, 1934, should road " £190 " inlieu of " £182 ".

The salary on promotion of H. N. Mudge, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 17th January, 1935, should read " £223 " in lieuof " £213 ".

The salary on promotion of G. F. Boyle, appearing in Gazette of 17th January, 1935, should read " £384 " in lieu of " £420 " as shown.

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

G. J. O'Neill, appearing in Gazette of 20th December, 1934.J. Hall and M. T. Healy, appearing in Gazette of 17th January, 1935.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

A. V. McDonald, appearing in Gazette of 4th January, 1935.

DEPARTMENT OF TIIE INTERIOR.

H. E. Camm, J. H. Hartshorn, B. W. Newman, and W. L. Nelson, as appearing in Gazette of 4th January, 1935.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL DEPARTMENT.

L. R. Chapman, appearing in Gazette of 10th January, 1935.E. O. F. Maher, M. S. Madden, N. Mason, E. J. Chadwick, H. E. i)wyer, H. A. Booth, V. G. Eroding, H. J. Katchel, H. N. Mudge,

J. J. Foote, J. F. O'Reilly, G. E. Walker, T. J. Dancer, A. M. Gill, and L J.. Smith, appearing in Gazette of 17th January, 1935.

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

:abolition of Office. --The office of Clerk (£288 - £354), ThirdDivision, Official Receiver's Section, Bankruptcy Branch,'Western Australia, last occupied by H. C. Darnell, íe abolished.

Lowering of Classification. The classification of the officeof Accountant, Third Division, Official Receiver's Section,Bankruptcy Branch, Western Australia, last occupied by H. S.Crofts, its lowered from limits of salary of minimum £420 andmaximum £492 per annum to limits of salary of minimum£366 and maximum £438 per annum, subject to reduction inaccordance with the provisions of the Financial EmergencyAct 1931 -1934.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.NEW SOUTH WALES.

Creation of New Office.Analyst, Laboratory (L1204474),Third Division.

VICTORIA.

Creation of New Office. Locker, Grade 1, Warehouse Branch,i ouuth Division.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Offices Re- classified. The classification of the under-

mentioned Third Division offices, " P " Branch, Navy Secre-tariat, Navy Office, Central Staff, is raised as indicated, therates of salary shown to be subject to reduction in accordancewith the provisions of the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934and to variation in pursuance of regulation JOGA : S. A.Clarke, Clerk, from minimum £366 and maximum £438 tominimum £384 and maximum £456; J. V. Corp, Clerk, fromminimum £258 and maximum £330 to minimum £282 andmaximum £354; F. A. E. Goodrich, Clerk, from minimum£96 and maximum £306 to minimum £258 and maximum£330. The classification of the office of Clerk, Third Division,Chief of the General Staff Branch, S-ecretariat, Central Staff,


occupied by M. J. Connolly, is raised from limits of salary ofminimum £366 and maximum £438 per annum to limits ofminimum £384 and maximum £456 per annum, subject toreduction in accordance with the provisions of the Finamci.alEmergency Act 1931-1934.(Ex. Min. Nos. 31 and 32.)

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.PROPERTY AND SURVEY BRANCH.

Reclassification of Office. The classification of the officeof Assistant Surveyor, Third Division, Administration andProperty Section, occupied by C. E. Percival, has been raisedfrom limits of salary £30G -£384 to limits £330 -£402.

ELECTORAL BRANCH, TASMANIA.

Reclassification of Office. The classification of the positionof Clerk, Third Division, occupied by L. Ainsworth, has beenraised from limits of salary £3661438 to limits £384 -£456 perannum.

PROMOTIONSCOMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1934.

HE Public Service Board of Commissioners has.' (1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions,

as notified in the Gazettes indicated: ClarenceVernon Whitbread, Kenneth Bain, William JohnGiddey, William Edward Neville, 18th October, 1934;Eric Archibald Davidson, 1st November, 1934 ; CharlesWilliam Wolsey, William Llewelyn Rhodes, 8thNovember, 1934; John Forbes MacLaren, Noel VictorAnderson, Kenneth George Whitford, George HenryDunn, 15th November, 1934; Claude Ernest Dunstan,29th November, 1934 ; William Henry Garvin Smith,6th December, 1.934; David. Ernest Cotter, MyrtleFranklin, Claudius Allan McDonald, 13th December,1934; Eric Claude MeG ilvray, Albert Hugh Geary,Ronald Alexander, 20th December, 1934; PatrickJoseph Sheehan, 4th January, 1935.

(2) Cancelled the provisional promotion of William EdgarBaillie as notified in Gazette, No. 72, of 1st Novem-her, 1934.

Promoted the undermentioned officer, as shown:DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Pensions and Maternity Allowances Branch, Victoria.Claude Frederick Awburn, Clerk (£366-£438), Third

Division, Maternity Allowances, Pensions and Mater-nity Allowances Branch, Victoria, as Examiner(Review) (1384-£456), Third Division, Pensions, officereclassified ( P.S.B. Certificate 34/1459) , with salaryat the rate of £420 (actual amount per annum pay-able after reduction in accordance with the FinancialEmergency Act 1931 -1934, £410) , to take effect from1st November, 1934.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.

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APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS ANDDISMISSAL.

THE fol'.owing appointments, retirements and dismissal arenotified by the Public Service Board of Commissioners:

APPOINTMENTS.PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.- -Wylfa Alice Long.

Office of the Public Service Board, Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Sarah Wyllie Clarke.

ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Canberra.Photo - equipment Operator, Fourth Division. Clarence New-

man King.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Catherine Nellie

Hamilton Ferrie.

No. 8.-7th February, 1935

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Marjorie Florence Ulmer,

Monica Mary O'Dowd.Messenger, Fourth Division. -- Robert Olney Fyfe.

Taxation Branch, Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Margaret Lillian

Probert, Elinor Mary Kennard.Taxation Branch, Queensland.

Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Mary Theresa Webb.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Rita Elsie Britton,

Tresha Imelda Landers.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Canberra.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.. Phyllis Joyce Flatley,

Lucille Moira Kennedy.

New South Wales.Clerk, Third Division-. Matthew Sharman.

Queensland.

Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division Gladys Mary Heap.

.South Australia.

Clerk, Third Division.Harold Arnold Soar, Eric ConradOrtlepp, Edgar Jack Bowden.

Western, Australia.Clerk, Third Division. Douglas Clarke Morphett.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

Central Staff.Clerk, Third Division. Howard Thomas Ford.

New South Wales.Clerk, Third Division. Bernard Edward Ryan, Philip Hyde.

South Australia.Clerk, Third Division. John William Doyle.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Marine Branch, Queensland.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth, Division. Edith Emily Thomas.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Clerk, Third Division. Ronald Herbert Haig, Edward

Bernard Gallagher.Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Duncan Douglas

Cameron.Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.---Margaret Agnes Reid.Telephonist, Fourth Division.Elsie Eileen Follent, Marie

Josie McIntosh.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Edward Darrell

Walton, *Kevin McLennan Conrick.* In lieu of notification of appointment as "Kevin

McLennan, Conrick " appearing in Gazette, No. 7, of 31stJanuary, 1935..

Victoria.Clerk, Third Division.Edward Condon Evans, John Eddy

Tippett, John Porter, Colin Michael Costello.

Queensland.Telephonist, Fourth Division. --Ivy York, Mary McRae

Graves, Valerie Alma Leslie, Hilda Mary Marley, Lillian MayNash, Jeannette Katherine Edyvean- Walker, Anne MavisHale.

South Australia.Machinist (Female) , Grade 1, Fourth Division. Nancy

Joan McKinnon, Eva May Pederson, Eileen White.

Western Australia.Junior Mechanic, Fourth Division. Robert John Leggett,

Edward Thomas Ridley, Keith Henry Bettes, Ronald ThomasHill, Arthur Patrick Hamersley, David Ewart BenjaminProsser.


Telephonist, Fourth Division. Joan Irene Sharman.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Donald Stewart

White, Ivan Samuel Simmons Stephens, Nicholas Karatza,Charles Percival Odgers, David James McIntosh, HubertJoseph Kelry, Jack Manea.

Tasmania.Junior Mechanic, Fourth Division. Jack Herbert Hall,

Albert Nicholas Johnson, Tudor Andrew Michael.

RETIREMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, New South Wales.

Section 49.Dulcie May Reeves, Typist, Grade 1, as fromthe close of business on 8th December, 1934.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Tasmania.Section 49. Eleanor May Skeels, Typist, Grade 1, as from

the close of business on 16th January, 1935.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 67.James McHugh, Lineman, as from the close of

business on 12th March, 1935.Section 85 (2) . George WhateIy, Mail Officer, as from tile

close of business on 9th April, 1935; Edward Ernest Ward,Supervisor ( City and Registration) , as from the close ofbusiness on 17th April, 1935.

IFestern Australia.Section 85 (1) . James Richard Guard, Postmaster, Grade

5, as from the close of business on 21st February, 1935.

DISMISSAL.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria.Section 55.Vincent Patrick Keane, Telegraphist, as from

the close of business on 29th January, 1935.W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman.

Public Service Board of Commissioners.

EXAMINATION.

Examination No. 1959.FOR AIPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST ( FEMALE ) .

COMPET) TINT examination for appointment as a.bn v ewill be held at the places named below on Saturday

afternoon, 2nd March, 1935, subject to the following con-ditions:

Examination Centres.New Soulf Wales. Albury, Gunnedah.Queensland. Oakey, Winton.

Unless infor!ned to the contrary, candidates should presentthemselves for examination at 1.45 p.m. on the date show nabove, at the Post Office at which they desire appointment.

Persons Eligible to Enter. Females (unmarried) who, atdate of examination, have attained the sixteenth but not thenineteenth anniversary of their birth, and are natural bornor naturalized British subjects.

Rates of Pay. The annual remuneration payable to Tele-phonists is as follows:

Age.

Under 17 yearsAt 17 yearsAt 18 yearsAt 19 yearsAt- 20 yearsAt 21 years


Subject to good conduct, diligence and efficiency, every adultwill be entitled to annual increments until a maximumof £170 is reached.. Where the remuneration specified in thisnotification is varied by the operation of Public Service Regu-lation 106a, the varied amount will replace the specifiedremuneration.

An officer required to live away from home may be paid aminimum remuneration of £98 per annum.

Applications. Application forms are obtainable from thePostmasters at the examination centres named above, andapplications should be completed and lodged with the Post-masters at the New South Wales centres not later than 12 noonon Monday, the 25th February, 1935, and at the Queenslandcentres not later than 6 p.m. on Thursday, 28th February,1935.

In the case of the New South Wales centres, applicationsreceived after 12 noon on 25th February, 1935, will be rejectedunless the applicant has advised the Postmaster at the selectedcentre by letter or telegram prior to 24th February, 1935, thatshe is forwarding an application and actually posts her applica-tion prior to 24th February, 1935.

In the case of the Queensland centres, applications receivedafter the 28th February, 1935, will be rejected unless theapplicant has advised the Postmaster at the selected centreby letter or telegram prior to the 28th February, 1935, thatshe is forwarding an application and actually posts herapplication prior to the 28th February, 1935.

Entrance Pee.A postal note for 5s: made payable to theCollector of Public Moneys must accompany each application.

Vacancies.It is anticipated that during the twelvemonths in which successful candidates will be eligible forappointment only one vacancy will occur at each of the centresof examination.

Eligibility. Successful candidates will, during the period oftwelve months following upon the publication of the resultsof the examination in the Gazette, be eligible for appointmentin their order of merit to the centre for which they qualify,provided there are no telephonists already in the Common -

wealth Public Service available for transfer from otherlocalities.

Subjects of Examination. The subjects of examination willbeFull Marks

(a) Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,neatness and simplicity, from the candi-date's paper in Spelling .. .. 50

(b) Spelling. To be judged fr,nu the candidate'stranscription of a misspelled paper .. 150

Arithmetic. First four rules, includingBritish standard weights, measures, andmoney .. .. .. .. 200

The papers in Spelling will be marked first and the papersin Arithmetic of candidates who fail in Spelling will not bemarked nor will they be awarded marks for Handwriting.

A candidate shall not be regarded as having passed theexaniina.tion unless u e obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

Where two uí' more candidates secure the same total ofmarks, their order of merit shall be determined by marksobtained for (a) Arithmetic and (b) Spelling, and wherethose ma rks are equal, then by lot.

'Appointment Subject to Certain Conditions. A successfulcandidate must, upon appointment. produce evidence of thedate of her birth and a medical certificate, satisfying theBoard in such particulars as it may determine, of sound bodilyhealth end freedom from physical defects. These certificatesshould not be obtained by a successful candidate until she isinstructed to furnish them. Upon the confirmation of berappointment, an officer will also be required to contribute tothe Commonwealth So perannua tion Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem-porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen daysof the date of notification by the Chief Officer of their appoint-ment, will be regarded for seniority purposes as having enteredthe Service on the date of the Public Service Inspector'sappointment certificate.

It should be noted by all candidates that unless theypossess acute hearing. normal eyesight, a clear voice, distinct

Remuneration. enunciation, freedom from any throat affection, and have the£ following arm reach, they should not enter for the examina-nt) tion :Standing erect with shoulder raised and right arm81 extended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from ground.. 03 to finger tips; standing erect with shoulder raised and left.. 111 arm extended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from.. 132 ground to finger tips; standing erect with arms extended

. . 146 horizontally, 4 ft. 10 in. from finger tips to finger tips.


Refusal of Appointment. If a successful candidate declinesto accept an appointment offered to her, or fails to replywithin seven days to a communication from the Board or aPublic Service Inspector,. or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting her nomination to the Public Service,her name may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment. ".

Practical Testa Subsequent to Appointment. Every personappointed to the position of Telephonist shall, after the expira-tion of three months from the date of appointment, be testedhi clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing over a tele-phone line and in poetical efficiency in the operation of a tele-phone switchboard. If an appointee fails to pass this testher appointment will be annulled.

Text Books. No text books are prescribed, but It bookletcontaining the papers prepared for a past examination maybe obtained for 3d. (4d. by post) from the CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector. Union Bank Chambers, cornerQueen and Creek streets, Brisbane; and the CommonwealthInquiry Office, Commonwealth Bank Buildings, Martin- place,Sydney.

W. J. CLEMENS, Chairman,Publia Service Board of Commissioners.

UNIVERSITY COURSES FOR COMMONWEALTH OFFICERS.THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has selected the

following officers for the grant to them of free places atUniversities or at the University College, Canberra, in the coursesshown opposite their respective names, the courses to be enteredupon at the commencement of the University year 1935, and thegrant in each case to be subject to the fulfilment of the conditionsnotified in Commonwealth Gazette No. 61 of 6th September, 1934:

Name and Position.

CANBERRA.N. S. Lyng, Cataloguer, The Library, The Parlia-

mentW. A. F. DeSalis, Clerk, Civic Branch, Department

of the InteriorE. J. N. MacDonald, Clerk, Taxation Branch,

Department of the TreasuryF. C. Grey, Clerk, Public Service Board, Prime

Minister's DepartmentE. J. Killeen, Clerk, Statistician's Branch, De-

partment of the Treasury

NEW SOUTH WALES.D. J. Hibberd, Clerk, Pensions Branch, Depart-

ment of the TreasuryR. J. VVithnall, Clerk, Crown Solicitor's Office,

Attorney- General's DepartmentF. J. Mahony, Clerk, Taxation Branch, Depart-

ment of the TreasuryJ. S. Robinson, Clerk, Department of Trade and

CustomsE. J. Orreill, Clerk, Taxation Branch, Department

of the TreasuryJ. W. Yates, Clerk, Pensions Branch, Department

of the Treasury

VICTORIA.

H. C. Cochrane, Laboratory Assistant, Depart-ment of Health

F. V. Street, Clerk, Department of Commerce

O. P. Gay, Clerk, Department of Defence

J. S. Cahill, Clerk, Department of Commerce

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.E. T. Chambers, Clerk, Postmaster- General's De-

partment

B. C. Palmer, Clerk, Postmaster - General'sDepartment

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.G. D. Vincent, Clerk, Department of Trade and

CustomsP. Carroll, Clerk, Taxation Branch, Department

of the TreasuryC. V. Dawson, Clerk, Department of Health

Course.

Bachelor ofArts

Bachelor ofCommerce

Bachelor ofCommerce

Diploma ofConi merce

Diploma ofCommerce

Bachelor ofEconomics

Bachelor ofLaw

Bachelor ofLaw


Bachelor ofLaw


Diploma ofAnalyticalChemistry

Bachelor ofCommerce

Diploma ofCommerce

Bachelor ofCommerce

Diploma ofPublic Ad-ministration

Diploma ofCommerce


UNIVERSITY COURSES FOR COMMONWEALTH OFFIOERSconiinued.

Name and Position.

Bachelor ofArts

Bachelor ofArts

Diploma ofCommerce

TASMANIA.

J. M. Holliday, Clerk, Statistician's Branch,Department of the Treasury

L. B. Hamilton, Clerk, Postmaster - General'sDepartment

Course.

Bachelor ofCommerce

Diploma ofPublic Ad-ministration


UNIVERSITY COURSES QÚÉENCOMMONWEALTH OFFICERSIN

THE Public Service Board of Commissioners has selected thefollowing officers for the grant to them of assistance at the

University of Queensland, to pursue the courses shown oppositetheir respective names, the courses to be entered upon at the com-mencement of the University year 1935, and the grant in each caseto be subject to the fulfilment of the conditions notified in Com-monwealth Gazette No. 80 of 29th November, 1934 :

Name and Position. Course.

R. G. Dodds, Engineer, Postmaster -General'sDepartment

.T. W. Lawson, Clerk, Department of Defence ..

T. Norris, Clerk, Department of Trade andCustoms

Bachelor ofScience(Final sub-ject only)

Diploma ofCommerce

Bachelor ofCommerce


VACANCIES FOR LINEMAN (£233-£257 *) , POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

A PPLICATIONS are invited from officers of the Fourth11 Division in New South Wales, whose age does not exceed

30 years at last birthday, for temporary transfer for trainingfor the position of Lineman.

The following conditions will apply:Selection of applicants will be made on the basis of

seniority, subject to medical examination by theCommonwealth Medical Officer as to physical fit-ness for Lineman's duties and suitability in otherrespects.

(ii) Temporary transfer as Lineman will be for a periodof six months, with payment of higher duties allow-ance under the prescribed conditions.

( iii) Where it is necessary to transfer a successful appli-cant from his head - quarters for the purpose ofundergoing training, the prescribed travellingallowance will be paid, but the applicant will berequired to pay his own fare to the location oftraining. The amount involved in payment ofsecond -class fare will- be reimbursed upon applica-tion upon

(a) the officer's permanent allocation as Line-man after passing the prescribed test, or

(b ) discontinuance of training for medicalreasons only.

( iv ) An officer who does not display the necessary aptitudefor the duties of Lineman may be retransferred tohis former or an equivalent position at any timeduring the period of training.

(v) At the expiration of six months, trainees will besubjected to a practical test of the standard of theprescribed examination for appointment as Line-man, and those who pass the test will be eligiblefor promotion as Lineman under section 50 of theCommonwealth Public Service Act.

Applications should be lodged not later than 28th February,1935, with the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, Sydney.


Actual rate payable in accordance with the Financial Emer-gency Act, £ 203- £ 222.

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NOTIFICATION


i'PLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of theCommonwealth Public Service for promotion or transfer

to the positions named in the appended schedule. Where roindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States :tnd other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the lazt columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

In the ease of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be bet out at the foot of theapplication :---

DesignationStandard salary scale (i.e., 1.7.23 rate)Office or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of serviceSalary (per )*Date granted last increment*Exclusive of reduction under the Financial Emergency Ast

Other applicants should state full names, date, year and.place of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Copies only of diploma*.

OF VACANCIES.references, testimonials, or certificates bhould be forwarded.If the originals are required they wi;l be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a position, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions oft:,e Superascnt.atian Act )9224931.

At offices where quart.ern are shown, a deduction at the ratsof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will hemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on I) 'artntents to provide quarters,which. if provided, may be trltoliy or partially withdrawn atany t.inte.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comas within the conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appnitatees who are tootpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be raid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family )eNceed £3, when such allowance its the cir^ moo -saves jurtifymay he granted.

Position, 1raLrF praie t and Division. + Locality.

Assistant, Grade 3 (£268 - £284), FourthDivision

Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment ),I

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To whom Applications

must be forwarded.

ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Investigation Branch, Western Australia.

Perth . . £232 to £248

4Duties. --. Assist in recording correspondence, applications for naturalization, and outdoor inquiries.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, New South Wales.

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Sydney . £51 to £150 . .

Records

14th February,1935

The Secretary, Attorney -General's Department,Canberra

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Works and Services Branch, Central Staff.

*Engineer (Water and Sewerage) (£564- Canberra £504 to £567£636), Third Division, Civil En-gineering Section

Applicants must be graduates of a recognized University in Civil EngineeringSewerage and Drainage works, as demanded by modern city requirements.

Electoral Branch, New South Wales.Indexer (£84- £244), Fourth Division ..

Meteorologist (£438 £610), Third Divi-sion

Sydney .. £69 to £211

Meteorological Branch, Central Staff.

1

Melbourne .. £394 to £457

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21st February, The Deputy Commissioner1935 of Taxation, Box 4046 -

w, G.P O., Sydney

21st February, The Secretary, Department1935 of the Interior, Canberra

and be thoroughly experienced in Water Supply,

14th February, The Commonwealth Elec-I

toral Officer, Sydney1935

21st February,1935

IThe Commonwealth Mete-orologist, Melbourne, N.3

Applicants should have a thorough knowledge of the general meteorological work of the Bureau : must be competent to prepareisobaric chart and check and tabulate marine meteorological observations.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Ordnance Branch, Tasmania.

Clerk (£330- £402), Third Division Hobart .. £294 to £362. 14th February,1935

Duties. -- Ordnance Audit Examination of Unit and Store Accounts Ordnance Depot stocktaking.and method of store accounting essential.

Quarantine Assistant, Grade 1 (£244-£260), Fourth Division, QuarantineDivision

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Queensland.

£211 to £224

The Secretary, Departmentof Defence, Melbourne,S.C.1

Knowledge Military Equipment

Lytton 14th February, The Chief Quarantine1935 Officer (General), Depart-

ment of Health, Steam-ship Buildings, Eagle -street, Brisbane

Duties include maintenance work at Quarantine Station, relief of Launchman, and relief of fumigation and shipinspection staff.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Victoria.

l' Assistant (Dairy Export) (£252 £284),Fourth Division, Meat, Fruit andDairy Export

Melbourne .. £218 to £248 14th February,1935

The Secretary, Departmentof Commerce, Melbourne,C.1

Appointee will be required to assist Butter Graders and complete the stamping of butter boxes under cold storage conditions.

returned This po ltd a is pls withopen the o ces ofqtheficaate Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants preference will be given to

± The rates ehoan are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service l;.egulation 106A.The salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial Emergency Act 1931 -1934 have been effected and are inclusive of anygffewaneea payable tinder the provisions of Public Service Regulations 1.05c(a) or lOe(610.

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES- -conti ed.


Position, galaxy Beale t and Division. Locality.

Clerk (£252 - £330),Secretariat

Third Division,

Salary (exclusive of ChildClosing Hate for To whom Applications

Endowment).:}3eceipt of must be forwarded.

Applications.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Central Staff.

. . £218 to £294Melbournell

Experience in card record systems and a knowledge of departmenta£441 to £457Senior Draftsman (£492 £51.0), Third

Division, Chief Engineer's Branch(Research)

Engineer (£384- £528), Third Division,Chief Engineer's Branch (TelephoneEquipment Section)

Applicants should state their qualifications particularly in regardTelephone Equipment including sub - station plant.

Melbourne!'

Melbourne!) . £347 to £473

Superintendent (Stores and Transport)(£780 £852), Third Division, StoresBranch

Supervising Engineer (£732- £804),Third Division, Engineering Branch

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 - £420), ThirdDivision

Postmaster, Grade 1 (£258 £330), FourthDivision

Sydney

Sydney

Kensington ..

Wrest `Valloond

14th February,1935

procedure are ess14th February,

1935

21st February,1935

to Installation and Maintenance

New South Vales.£693 to £756

£651 to £714

£306 to £378

£223 to £294

Quarters : Five rooms.£330 to £362

£252 to £318

Regulations and the

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£366- Grafton£402), Third Division

Clerk (£288 £354), Third Division, SydneyTelephone Branch

Applicants should state their knowledge of Telephoneservices.Clerk (£252- £330), Third Division, Sydney £218 to £294

Accounts Branch (Money Order Ac-

counts)Duties

Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), FourthDivision

Officer -in- charge (£282 £306), FourthDivision

Clerk (£252 - £330), Third Division,Stores Branch

terms and

14th February,1935

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and Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, C.2

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of Automatic and Manuals

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

conditions governing the

14th February,1935

Assisting in examination of Forms 100, Money Order Section.

Katoomba £69 to £150 -£170 per annum 14th35

February,

Stock Exchange

Sydney

Knowledge of Customs

Postal Assistant, Grade 3 (£268-£284),

Fourth DivisionJunior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth

DivisionTelephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth

Division (five positions)

at 21 years of age

£246 to £270

£218 to £294

and Shipping routine, and of the value of stores

William- street

Armidale

TelephoneBranch,Epping,Petersham,Ryde,Wahroonga

Clerk (£330- £402), Third Division, Ad- Sydney ..ministrative, Staff and Records See -

tionExperience in correspondence, analysis of staff proposals, and intimate

Department essential. Records experience also desirable.

Clerk (£288- £354), Third Division, Ad- Sydney .. £252 to £318

ministrative, Staff and Records Sec-

tion

£232 to £248

£69 to £150

£69 to £150 (£170 per annumat 21 years of age)

£294 to £362

21st February,1935

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provision of telephone

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and material, is required.21st February, The Deputy Director, Posts

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knowledge of organization and staffing in Postmaster - General's

21st February,1935

Knowledge governing conditions re payment of higher duties, staff records, and experience in preparation

necessary.

Postal le ReDivision, Reliev vin Staff Geelorters,Fourth(Geelong District)

Assistant, Grado 2 (£252-£260), Fourth Melbourne £218 to £224

Division, Telephone BranchDuties. Compilation of manuscript for classified section

preparation and printing of telephone directories is desirable.

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£342 -£420), Third Kaniva £306 to £37S

Division

Victoria.£93 to £270 14th February,

1935

.f

of telephone directory. Experience in all

Quarters : Five rooms.

21st February,1935

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

of minutes and memoranda

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, 0.1

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matters associated with the

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne, C.1

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A.

The salaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial L'merrsnoy Ad 1931 -1931 have been effected and are inclusive of any

allowances payable under the provisions of Public Service Regulations 105C(5) or 10f(ß,0).

§ At a future date the applicant selected for this position may be permanently transferred to Canberra.


NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES--eox#inssed.

position, Salary Scale and Division.

Overseer (£3204344), Fourth Division,Mail Branch

Postmaster, Grado 3 (£438 - £510), ThirdDivision

I.ocality. Salary (exclusive of ChildEndowment)..,

Closing Date forReceipt of

Applications.To wham Application.,

must be forwarded.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTM$NT__COI tintced.

Victoria continued.£284 to £308 . .Melbourne

Donald £394 to £457

Quarters : Six rooms.Clerk (£420- £492), Third Division, Ac- i Melbourne ..

1

£378 to £441

Duties. Receive public moneys and balance and bank daily takings in connexion with various official accounts.

counts Branch (Cashier)

21st February,1935

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Senior Lineman (£2654289), Fourth LaidleyDivision

Line Foreman (£299- £323), Fourth BundabergDivision

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£318- Ayr£354), Third Division

PostmanPostman

(£84- £244), Fourth(£84-- £244), Fourth

DivisionDivision

Sub- Accountant (£4024474), ThirdDivision, Accounts Branch (TelegraphAccounts)

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£36G-£402), Third Division

Senior Lineman (£265 - £289), FourthDivision (three positions)

IpswichWarwick

Perth

Bunbury

Queensland.£229 to £253

£263 to £287

£282 to £318

District Allowance : Grade II.I£69 to £211£69 to £211

Western Australia.£362 to £425

£330 to £362

Tasmania.Currie £229 to £253

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j The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation IODA.t The ealaries shown are those payable after reductions as prescribed in the Financial Emergency Act 1931-1934 have been effected and are inclusive of anyallowances payable under the provisions of Publio service Regulations 1050(5) or 108(6A).

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1933.In the assigned estate of NELLIE QUIXLEY, trading as " Mary

King ", of 414 Oxford- street, Bondi Junction, costumiere.NOTICE is hereby given that Nellie Quixley executed a

deed of arrangement for the benefit of her creditors,in pursuance of Part X'II. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933.All persons having claims against the above are requestedto render particulars thereof in the prescribed form to theundersigned on or before 11th February, 1935. Any creditorwho fails to prove his claim will be excluded from all benefitunder the deed.

ALEXANDER EWAN CAMPBELL, Official Assignee,Trustee, 47 Elizabeth- street, Sydney. 4134

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGYMENT.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 15 of 1935 ) . In the matter of the Ba nkru p l cy Act1924 -1933, Part XI., and in the matter of WILLIAM MORRISSMITH, of Wudinna, in the State of South Australia,farmer, a Debtor.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of

William Morris Smith, of Wudinna, in the State ofSouth Australia, farmer, duly convened and held at TrusteeBuildings, Grenfell- street, Adelaide, in the said State, on the22nd January, 1935, a special resolution was duly carriedthat the said William Morris Smith do execute a deed ofassignment, in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933, to Eric Ambrose Gibson, of Adelaide, aforesaid,public accountant, as Trustee.

Dated this 23rd day of January, 1935.H. A.

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District

Filed this 25th day of January,

TUTHILL, Chairman.

of South Australia.1935, at 2.30 p.m.

4136 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

'.."OTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLAREDIVIDEND.

1;1 the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 38 of 1934) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1024-33, and in the matter of ERIC LIUDWIG MATTISKE, ofPolice Station, Port Adelaide, police constable.

OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein proposesto pay a second dividend of One shilling and eightpence

i u the pound (is. 8d. in £1 ) to all creditors who have provedtheir claims, on and after Friday, the 22nd day of February,1935, at the ()Eke of Eric A. Gibson, Epworth Buildings, Pirie-i reet, Adelaide.Dated at Adelaide this 29th day of January, 1935.

ERIC A. GIBSON, Trustee.32 Epworth Building, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 4135

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.

Part XII.I.1 the matter of SYDNEY VINCENT BACON, of Adamstown,

Newcastle.

144. OTICE is hereby given that a fourth dividend of Oneshilling and sixpence in. the pound (Is. Gd. in the £1)ie intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendr.ill be payable to those creditors who have proved their

claims on or before the fourteenth day of February, 1935.

Dated this thirty -first day of January, 1935.A. G. WALKER, Trustee.

'C /o J. A. & A. G. Walker, 341 George- street, Sydney.4137


NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between ANTONIO DIBENEDETTO and ROSARio 'DI BENEDETTO, trading as Bene-detto Bros., and their creditors.J 110E is hereby given that a third dividend of 3s. in the

£1 is intended to be declared in this matter. The divi-dend will be payable to those creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before 18th February, 1935.

Dated at Sydney this thirty -first day of January, 1935.GEORGE TWOHILL, Trustee.

375 George- street, Sydney. 4138

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 80 of 1930. -kc HORACE FREEMAN OAKESHOTT, ofColton avenue,. Magill, carrier, previously carrying on

business as a farmer, at Coomandook.Date of order of discharge -26th October, 1934.Nature of order- Discharge suspended for three

months.4139 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.IN the Federal Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State

of New South Wales, and the Territory for the Seat ofGovernment.Debor's name - KENNETH SMITH LETTON.Address -" Culbirnie ", Moss Vale.Descripion- Farmer.Court- Bankruptcy.Number-S.175 of 1930.Date of order -15th December, 1934.

4140 J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.

FIRST MEETING AND PUBLIC EXAMINATION.EBTOR'S Name- ANTHONY ANDREWS MAGRIPLIS.

Address-Bohemia Hotel, Perth, and 357 Wellington- street,Perth.

Descri ption- Fruiterer.Court, Bankruptcy, Western Australia.Number of matter -2 of 1935.Date of order -23rd January, 1935.Date of petition -23rd January, 1935.Date of order for summary administration -23rd January,

1935.Act or acts of Bankruptcy- Debtor's petition.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -20tíí Feb-ruary. 1935 ; at half -past Three p.m., at Supreme Court,

Perth.Date and place of public examination -20th February,

1935 ; at Eleven a.m., at Supreme Court, Perth.4141 H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.

District of Western Australia (No. 9 of 1 929 ) . -In the bank-rupt estate of EDWIN EVANS ELLis, of Pemberton, hair-dresser, tobacconist, newsagent, and fancy goods dealer.ADIVIDEND is intended to be declared in the above

matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts bythe twenty -first day of February, 1935, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this twenty -fifth day of January, 1935.

4142 H. S. CROFTS, Official Receiver.

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.Part XI.

In the matter of SAMUEL GEORGE KOTZ, of Sutherlands,farmer, under deed of assignment, dated 28th April, 1934.- Dividend of 31d. in the £1.NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend

of Threepence halfpenny in the D. (31d. in the £1) hasbeen declared in this matter, and that the same may bereceived at the office of Muecke Watson & Co., in associationwith David Fell & Co., as above on Tuesday, the 12th dayof February, 1935, or on any subsequent day between thehours of Ten a.m. and Four p.m. ( Saturdays excepted) .

Dated this 29th day of January, 1935.C. D. WATSON, Trustee.

Trustee Building, Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 4143


NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.Part XI.

In the matter of HENRY ALEXANDER PATTERSON, of Courela,farmer, under deed of assignment, dated 7th June, 1934.dividend of ls. 111d. in the £l.NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend of

One and elevenpence halfpenny in the £i (1s. 111d. inthe £1 ) has been declared in this matter, and that the samemay be received at the office of Muecke Watson & Co., inassociation with David Fell & Co., as above, on Tuesday, the12th day of February, 1935, or on any subsequent day,between the hours of Ten a.m. and Four p.m. (Saturdaysexcepted) .

Dated this 29th day of January, 1935.C. D. WATSON, Trustee.

Trustee Buildings, 22 Grenfell- street, Adelaide. 4144

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No. 15 of 1934) . -In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933 (Part XI) , and in the matter of JAMESALEXANDER MCMILLAN, 165 Ninth - avenue, Maylands, in theState of Western Australia, Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of section 175,

the Trustee has this day filed the required statement.Dated this 24th day of January, 1935.

4145 J. O. SMITH, Trustee.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia(No. 76 of 1P33).-In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933, Part XI) , and in the matter of FREDERICKEDGAR JAMES BRocK, of 138 Stirling Highway, Claremont,in the State of Western Australia, Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of section 175,

the Trustee has this day filed the required statement.Dated this 24th day of January, 1935.

4146 J. O. SMITH, Trustee.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FOURTHDIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of PATRICK ENGEi13RECHT, of Marine - terrace,Geraldton, trading as " Pat's Stores ".NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

fourth dividend in the above matter on Saturday, thesixteenth day of February, 1935. Dividends will be payableto those creditors only who have signed or assented to thedeed of assignment.

Dated this twenty -sixth day of January, 1935.A. J. McLAREN, Trustee.

Yorkshire House, Perth. 4147

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A SEVENTHDIVIDEND.

Part XII.In the matter of FRANK BERESFORD ASIITON, trading as

" Harvey Boot and Drapery Store ", of Harvey, Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

fifth dividend in the above matter on Thursday, thefourteenth day of February, 1935. Dividends will be pay-able to those creditors only who have signed or assented tothe deed of assignment.

Dated this twenty- sixth day of January, 1935.A. J. McLAREN, Trustee.

Yorkshire House, Perth. 4148

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.DEBTOR'S Name -EDWIN MAY.

Address Tolga, lately carrying on business at SouthJohnstone, near Innisfail.

Court - Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland.Number -S.1 of 1931.Date fixed for hearing -1st March, 1935.

4149 W. E. RYAN, Registrar in Bankruptcy.


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.T is intended to pay a composition of 5s. in the £1 in th

undermentioned estate on 14th February, 1935:Scheme of arrangement No. 31 of 1932 RoY LESLIE GAR -

FIEr.D MORPHETT, of Kangarilla, orchardist.Dated this 31st day of January, 1935.

LESLIE W. FERRES, Trustee.co Steamship Building, Currie street, Adelaide. 4150

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.Part XI.

In the matter of the assigned estate of NORMAN ALFREDAncocrc and GEORGE EDWARD AncocK, trading as AdcockBros., storekeepers, of Bunbury, Western Australia.NO T ICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend isj intended to be declared in this matter. Creditors who

have not proved their debts by the twenty -fifth day of Feb-ruary, 1935, will be excluded from the dividend.

'Dated this 25th day of January, 1935.FINN M. MELSOM, Trustee.

12 Surrey Chambers, Howard- street, Perth. 415)

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XI.

In the matter of a scheme of arrangement of ISAIAHWAUHOI', of Fta.milton Hill, service station proprietor andblacksmith.NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend of 5s., 7d.

has been declared to -day, and that dividend orders maybe obtained from this office on the 25th January, 1935, orany subsequent week day, between the hours of Nine a.m.and Five p.m.

Dated at Perth this 24th day of January, 1935.FINN M. MELSOM, Trustee.

Surrey Chambers, Perth, Western Australia. 4152

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLAREDIVIDEND.

Part XII.In the matter of a deed of arrangement between FRANK

SELLARS, of Bowen, in the State of Queensland; generalcommission agent and motor garage proprietor, carryingon business under the name, style or firm of " Sellars &Co. ", and also under the name, style or firm of " DenisonMotor Service ", at Bowen, and his creditors, dated thethirteenth day of March, 1934 (and registered under theBankruptcy Act 1924 -1933 on the 4th April, 1934) .Trustee, Charles Thomas Leach, of Townsville.

AFIRST dividend is intended to be declared in the abovematter. Creditors who have not proved their debts on

or before the twenty- eighth day of February, 1935, will beexcluded from this dividend.

Dated this twenty -ninth day of January, 1935.C. T. LEACH, Trustee.

4153Beak House, Townsville.

In the matter of the assigned estate of WILLIAM PATRICKCOOPER, of White's Flat, farmer.

NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend ofThree shillings tenpence and a fraction in the £1

has been declared in the above matter, and is payable at theoffice of the Trustee, Epworth Building, Pirie- street, Adelaide,on and after Tuesday, the 12th day of February, 1935.

Dated this 1st day of February, 1935.41.54 E. W. PAINTER, Trustee.

NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933, Part XI.,and in the matter of CIHRISTOPHER THOMAS BEATY, aDebtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor hasexecuted a deed of assignment to Alic Lawrence Gniel,

of Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide, and the sameis now lying for inspection and execution at SelborneChambers, Pirie street, Adelaide, aforesaid.

Dated this 18th day of January, 1935.41.55 A. L. GNEIL, Trustee,

CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.14 of 1935) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933, and in the matter of CHRISTOPHER THOMASBEATY, a Debtor.HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of

Christopher Thomas Beaty, of Ungarra, in the State ofSoutli Australia, fariner, duly convened and held at the officeof Mr. A. L. Gniel, Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide,in the said State, public accountant, on the 17th day ofJanuary, 1935, a special resolution was duly carried that thesaid Christopher Thomas Beaty execute a deed of assign-ment, in pursuance Of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-19 33, to the said Alic Lawrence Gniel. At the said meetingthe creditors directed the question of permitting the debtorto retain his household furniture to be left in the hands ofthe Trustee for decision.

Dated this 18th day of January, 1935.F. DUFFIELD, Chairman.

This certificate was filed by GENDERS, WILSON &PELLEW, of Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide,solicitors for the Trustee.Office of the Registrar,

Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.Filed this 21st day of January, 1935, at 3 p.m.

415; A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between MINNIEQUINLEY and WILLIAM QUTNLEY, trading as Geo. S. Long

E Company, general storekeepers, Maitland- street,Narrabri.NOTICE is hereby given that a fourth dividend of ls.

jr in the £1 on preferential claims has been declared to-da.y, and that dividends may be received from the under-signed on 1st February, 1935, or any subsequent week-day between the hours of Nine a.m. and half -past Five p.m.

Dated at Newcastle this 31st day of January, 1935.R. C. VIDAL, Trustee.

A.M.P._. Chambers, 57 Hunter - street, Newcastle. 4157

In the Court of Bankkruptcy, District of South Australia.In the assigned estate of FRIEDRICH HERMANN HEINRICH,AUGUST FRIEDRICH HEINRICH & ADOLPH AUGUST HEINRICH,trading as Heinrich Bros., of Freeling, in the State of SouthAustralia, chaff and general merchants.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-

suance of section 175 (c) of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1933, lias this day filed in the above -named Court suchaccount as by the said Act is required. It is proposed topay a sixth dividend of One shilling in the pound (Is. in£1 ) to all creditors who have proved their claims and havesigned the deed or assented thereto in writing, on and afterFriday, 22nd day of February, 1935, at the offices of Thomas& Sara, T. & G. Building, King - William- street, Adelaide.

Dated at Adelaide this 31st day of January, 1935.H. CHAS. THOMAS, Trustee.

T. & G. Building, King William- street, Adelaide. 4158

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. 201 of 1934) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1933, Part XI., and in the matter of BERTRAM HORACEGREEN, of Tailem Bend, farmer, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that it is

.

proposed to pay on andafter the 15th day of February, 1935, a first and final

dividend of 2s. 1.33d. in the £1 to all creditors who haveproved their claims and have signed the deed or assentedthereto in writing. Dividend is payable at thé offices ofAnnells Powell Tilley Wiltshire & Co., Bowman Buildings,King William-street, Adelaide.

Dated this 31st day of January, 1935.R. B. WILTSHIRE, Trustee.

Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia. 4159


IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 8 of 1935. Re WILLIAM HAROLD STEPHENS, ofMcInnes- avenue, Broadview, clerk. Summary case.

Date of petition -29th January, 1935.Date of sequestration order -29th January, 1935.Date of first meeting of creditors -14th February,

1935, at Eleven a.m.Date of public examination -14th February, 1935, at

half -past Two p.m.No. 9 of 1935. -Re JAMES ROY DURDIN, of Ungarra,

farmer.Date of petition -11th January, 1935.Date of sequestration order -30th January, 1935.Date of first meeting of creditors -18th February,

1935, at Twelve noon.Date of public examination -18th February, 1935, at

half -past Two p.m.Above meetings will be held at Southern Chambers, 316

King William- street, Adelaide, and public examinations atBankruptcy Court, Adelaide.

NOTE. -All debts due to above estates should be paid to me.A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.

Adelaide, 1st February, 1935. 4160

NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

No. 140 of 1931. -Re DAVID THOMAS BREWSTER, of Poon-indie, near Port Lincoln, farmer. -First and finaldividend. -

No. 45 of 1932. -Re HERBERT MILLER HAINES, formerly ofGreenhill -road, Knoxville, accountant. -First and finaldividend.

No. 90 of 1933.-Re RICHARD WILLIAM ERNEST TURNER, ofYata.la Labour Prison, out of business, lately residing atYoung- street, Wayville, and lately carrying on businessas a sharebroker, at Waymouth- street, Adelaide. -Firstdividend.

No. 139 of 1934. Re ALBERT AUGUSTU S BESANKO, deceased,late of 16, Mitchell- street, Hyde Park, and also of Mills -wcod, furniture manufacturer. -First and final dividend.

A dividend (as shown above) is intended to be declaredin each of the above matters. Creditors who have not lodgedtheir proofs by the 1st March, 1935, will be excluded fromdividend.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 1st February, 1935. 4161

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of JAMES STANLEY DAVEY, of Horsham.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 14th February, 1935.

Dated this 31st day of January, 1935.HUGH S. CHAMBERS, Trustee.

40 -42 Queen- street, Melbourne, C.1. 4162

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.NOTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividend

is intended to be paid in the matter of Joseph Smithand Samuel Smith, trading as .I. & S. Smith Bros., of 469Church street, Richmond, wood, coal and produce merchants,who executed a deed of arrangement on the thirty -first dayof January, 1934, which was registered on the nineteenthday of February, 1934. Creditors who have not proved theirdebt by the twentv-third day of February, 1935, will beexcluded from the dividend.

Dated this twenty-ninth day of January, 1934.M. R. M. SMITH, Trustee.

4163108 Queen - street, Melbourne.

In the natter of a composition between JOSEPH PATRICKMcMAHON, of Drysdale, storekeeper and carrier, and hiscreditors, which composition was registered on the 2ndMarch, 1934.NOTICE is hereby given that I propose to pay a second

dividend of ls. in the £1 in this matter. Creditorswho do not prove their debts before the 23rd day of February,1935, will be excluded therefrom.

Dated this first day of February, 1935.M. R. M. SMITH, Trustee.

108 Queen- street, Melbourne.


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XIÏ.

In the matter of the assigned estate of Mas. A. CoürAR,trading as The Gippsland Trading Co., Traralgon.NOTICE is hereby given that a second dividend is intended

jr to be declared in this matter. This dividend will bepayable only to those creditors whose claims are preferential,in accordance with a special resolution of creditors passedat a duly convened meeting held on the 5th February, 1934,and who have proved their claims on or before the 21stFebruary, 1935.

Dated this 7th day of February, 1935.K. C. WOOTTON, Trustee.

20 Queen-street, Melbourne. 4165

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of inspectorship, CHANE OLB andJosEeir OLB, Ballarat.NOTICE is hereby given that a third dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims onor before the 21st February, 1935.

Dated this 7th day of February, 1935.K. C. WOOTTON, Trustee.

20 Queen-street, Melbourne. 4166

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.PART XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between WRIGHTBaos., of Dalby & Kingaroy, drapers, and their creditors.NOT WE is hereby given that a second and final dividend of

Three shillings and fourpence (3s. 4d.) in the £1,making in all Twenty shillings (20s.) in the £1, has beendeclared on preferent claims in this matter, and is payableat the office of the Trustee, 400 Queen- street, Brisbane.

Dated this seventeenth day of January, 1935.4167 GEORGE REES, Trustee.

Part XII.In the matter of a deed of arrangement between DOROTHY

IRENE REGAN, trading as " Chic Salon ", of Lake street,Cairns, and her creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividend

of One shilling and four- fifths pence (1s. 4 -5d.) in the£1, making in all Six shillings and four -fifths pence (Gs.4 -5d.) in the £1, has been declared in this matter, and ispayable at the office of the Trustee, 400 Queen - street, Bris-bane.

Dated this twenty- fourth day of January, 1935.4168 GEORGE REES, Trustee.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 3 of 1935 ) .Re LAWRENCE ROACH, of" Romani ", Maryborough -road, Gayndah, in the Stateof Queensland, carrier.

Date of petition and sequestration order -21st January,1935.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -13th Feb-ruary, 1935, at the office of, the Clerk of Petty Sessions,Gayndah, at Two p.m.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated this 1st day of February, 1935.

4169 J. D. KEEGAN, Official Receiver.

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queens-land (No. 4 of 1935 ) .-Re bankrupt estate of GEORGEEDWARD O'KEEFE, commonly known as George EdwardNeed, at present residing at Townsville, in the State ofQueensland, motor mechanic, lately residing at JuliaCreek and Charters Towers, in the said State.

Date of petition, sequestration order and order for summaryadministration -21st January, 1935.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -13th Feb-ruary, 1935, at the office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions,Julia Creek, at Eleven a.m.

NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.Dated this 1st day of February, 1935.

4164 4110 J. D. KEENAN, Official Receiver.

No. 8. --7th February, 1935 116


In the matter of ERNEST EARLE GRAY, of Sydney.OTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividend

is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendwill be payable to those creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before the twenty -first day of February, 1935.

Dated this seventh day of February, 1935.RICHARD HOWELL BROWN, Trustee.

Role Chambers, 19 O'Connell- street, Sydney. 4171


In the matter of LAWRENCE BALE, storekeeper, of Ballina.j OTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to bei3 declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe twenty -first day of February, 1935.

Dated this seventh day of February, 1935.HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.

Carrington- street, Sydney, 4172


In the matter of PERCIVAL OSMOTHERLY, storekeeper, of Cowra.NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe twenty -first day of February, 1935.


Carrington street, Sydney. 4173


In the matter of EDGAR CLIFTON BENSLEY, draper, of Parra-matta.OTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be

declared in this matter. The dividend will be payableto those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe twenty -first day of February, 1935.


Carrington- street, Sydney. 4174

NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement between JAMESAUGUSTUS MCCAULEY, storekeeper, of Quakers Hill, and hisCreditors.NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of l ls. Gd.l' in the £1 has been declared to -day, and that dividend

orders may be obtained from us on 8th February, 1935,. or anysubsequent week -day between the hours of Nine a.m. and half -past Five p.m.

Dated at Sydney this seventh day of February, 1935.HALBERG, PARSONS & ANDERSON, Trustees.

Carrington- street, Sydney. 4175

SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND MEETINGS.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales.

NO. S.5 of 1935. -Re FRANK WILLIAM PEARCE, of 4G Church -street, Newcastle, and trading as Potter & Co. at I11

Hunter street, Newcastle, jeweller.Date of first meeting of creditors -15th February, 1935,

at half -past Two p.m., at Court House, Newcastle.No. S.19 of 1935. -Re FREDERICK JOSEPH THEISS (deceased),

formerly carrying on business under the firm name of" Harry Lean," and residing at 49 Charlotte- street,Campsie, builder.

Date of petition -8th January, 1935.Date of administration order -29th January, 1935.

No. S.20 of 1935.-Re GEORGE WILLIAM HUMPHRY, of Cookar-dina, labourer.

Date of petition and of sequestration order -30thJanuary, 1935. ( Summary case.)

Date of first meeting of creditors -22nd February,1935, at Ten a.m., at Court House, Henty.


No. 5.21 of 1935. -Re JAMES CHENHALL, of Edward- street,Kurri Kurri, miner- Summary case.

Date of petition and of sequestration order --31stJanuary, 1935.

Date of first meeting of creditors --14th February, 1935,at Court House, Kurri Kurri, at Ten a.m.

No. .S.22 of 1935. -Re DORIS MAVIS CooKE, c/o of Mrs.Dewhurst, 54 Westmoreland- street, Webe, married woman.

Date of petition -19th September, 1934.Date of sequestration order -31st January, 1935.

No. S.23 of 1935. -Re HARRY KING YOUNG (deceased), for-merly of Rosebery, near Sydney, merchant .

Date of petition -17th January, 1935.Date of administration order -31st January, 1935.

No. 5.6 of 1935. -Re RALPH EBER BULL BURGESS, of 216Pitt street, Sydney- Summary case.

Date of first meeting of creditors -12th February, 1935,at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office.

NOTE. -All debts due to the above estates should be paid tome.

PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.No. S.217 of 1934. -Re META SOPHIA JACKSON, of 82 Roscoe -

street, Bondi, nurse Summary case.Date of public examination -20th February, 1935, at

half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.No. S.219 of 1934. -Re CLIFFORD GARRICK, of 12 Lancelot -

street, Concord, and lately residing at 10 Alice- street,Concord, engineer- Summary case.

Date of public examination -20th February, 1935, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. S.223 of 1934. -Re BERNARD DENZIEL DAVIS, of " ThePeel," Corona avenue, \V verley, clerk- Summary case.

Date of public examination -22nd February, 1935, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. S.224 of 1934. -Re ARTHUR WATTS, of 34 Hume- street,Crown Nest Summary case.

Date of public examination -22nd February, 1935, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. S.233 of 1934. -Re HERBERT EDWARD WHITWELL, of 15Woodford -road, Rockdale- Summary case.

Date of public examination -20th February, 1935, athalf -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. S.193 of 1934. -Re THOMAS JOSEPH SHEPHEARD, of Ellis -street, Weston, miner - Summary case.

Date of public examination -5th March, 1935, at CourtHouse, Cessnock, at Ten a.m.

No. 5.200 of 1934. -Re ROBERT MASTERS BOYTON, of Neil -street, Harden- Summary case.

Date of public examination -19th February, 1935, atTen a.m., at. Court House, Murrumburrah.

P. W. NETTE, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Bank Building, 112 Pitt street, Sydney. 4th

February, 1935. 4176

District of Victoria (No. 56 of 1930) . -In the assigned estateof THOMAS EDWARD LYNCH, Whitmuir -road, Bentleigh,builder. Assigned, 7th March, 1930.AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the above

matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts bythe 14th day of February, 1935, will be excluded from thisdividend.

Dated this 30th day of January, 1935.G. A. JOHNSON, Trustee.

C/o Johnson, Barson and Co., 175 William- street, Melbourne,C.1. 4177

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.NOTICE is hereby given that a second and final dividend

is intended to be paid in the matter of AlexanderBartholomew Law, of 310 Flinders -lane, Melbourne,. whoexecuted a deed of arrangement on the 30th day. of August,1934, which was registered on the 17th day of September,1934. Creditors who have not proved their debt by the 19thday of February, 1935, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this 4th day of February, 1935.HUGH S. CHAMBERS, Trustee.

40 -42 Queen- street, Melbourne, 0.1. 4178


In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 429of 1930).Re ALFRED ERNEST BROWN, formerly of Went-worth, New South Wales, Mercer and General Storekeeper.

i1OTICE is hereby given that the above named Court has

appointed Tuesday, the 19th day of February, 1935,. athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexaminkt oa of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.

Dated this 4th day of February, 1935.

4179 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

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In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 321 of1931) .Re CHARLES GEORGE NODEN, formerly carrying onbusiness at 2 Yarra - street, Hawthorn, as a bus proprietor inpartnership with F. R. Jeffery.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Monday, the 18th day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



District of Victoria (No. 116 of 1933 ) . In the bankruptestate of BENJAMIN ACTON, of 6 Fitzroy- street, Fóotscray,and CLIFFORD JAMES ACTON, of 17 Fitzroy-street, Footscray,both trading in partnership at 11 Droop-street, Footscray,plumbers, under the firm name of B. Acton & Son.

AFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declaredin the above matter. Creditors who have not proved

their debts by the 21st day of February, 1935, will be excludedfrom dividend.

Dated this 4th day of February, 1935.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne. 4181

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 171of 1933 ) .Re JOHN BARCLAY, of 97 Darebin - street, Northcote, builder.NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named Court has

appointed Friday, the 22nd day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 49of 1934) .Re CLIVE THOMAS STEVENS, of 8 Kardinia- street,Geelong, motor trimmer and repairer.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Tuesday, the 19th day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 14 of1934 ) . Re JOHN CHARLES WILLIAMS, formerly of Maryborough, and JOHN POLLOCK WILLIAMS, of 3 Bank - street,Box Hill, formerly trading as J. C. Williams & Son,contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above named Court has

appointed Wednesday, the 20th day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



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In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 61 of1934 ).Re GEORGE LESLIE ROBERTS, of 220 Queen's- parade, .Clifton Hill, pastrycook, lately. of 326 Smith - street, Coiling-wood, and 130 Brunswick- street, Fitzroy.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Thursday, the 21st day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 62 of1934) .Re CLUNY IVANHOE MCPHERSON, formerly of 18Filbert- street and 127 Sycamore-street, Caulfield, and Egan -street, Brighton, tram conductor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Friday, the 22nd day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 132 of1934 ) .Re CHARLES BowMONT TAYLOR, formerly of Yarra-

berb, farmer.

NOTITE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Monday, the 18th day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the forenoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 167 of1934) . Re FREDERICK EDWARD LEE, of Drouin, retiredbank officer.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has

appointed Thursday, the 21st day of February, 1935, athalf -past Ten o'clock in the foreñoon, for holding the publicexamination of the above -named debtor at the High CourtBuilding, Melbourne.



IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 6 of1.935 ).Re bankrupt estate of JAMES KEEN, of Burwood-road, South Vermont, garage proprietor.

Date of petition -1st February, 1935.Date of sequestration order -1st February, 1935.Date and place of first-meeting of creditors -13th February,

1935, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.

W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver. _

Law Courts, Melbourne, 1st February, 1935. 4189

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 7 of1935 ) .Re, bankrupt estate of HAROLD GOLLOB, of Avoca,

miner.Date of petition -1st February, 1935.Date of sequestration order -1st February, 1935.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -13th February,

1935, at half past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.

NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Official Receiver.

Law Courts, Melbourne, 1st February, 1935. 4190

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