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OF

WESTEM1 AUSTIli-►1A(Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.)

No. 60 ]

PERTH: MONDAY, 17th JULY [ 1972

WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1912-1970.

IN pursuance of section 30 of the Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1970,the Premium Rates Committee, having considered the basis formulated by theWorkers' Compensation Board, has determined that the adjusted maximumpremium rates to be charged for insurance in respect of all insurance risksunder the provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1970, shall be asset out in Schedule A attached hereto. The Committee has further determinedthat the adjusted maximum premium rates enumerated hereunder shall beapplicable to all new policies effected to operate as from and after 4 p.m. onthe 30th day of June, 1972, or renewals due on or after that date.

2. In the event of an insurer being required for the first time to insureemployers whose activities do not fall within any existing classification, suchinsurer shall be entitled to charge such rates as it may deem reasonable uponconsideration of the rates of the closest existing comparable classifications andall other available information, provided, however, that

(a) any such rate shall be subject to review by the Premium RatesCommittee; and

(b) such insurer shall, within seven days of accepting the risk, notify theSecretary of the Premium Rates Committee in writing of the facts,together with the rate charged and the reasons therefor.

3. Insurers are permitted to charge for any period not exceeding 12 months,a minimum premium of Five dollars ($5.00) for the premium chargeable ona $100.00 wage sheet at the rate prescribed for the classification, whichever isthe greater.

4. All rates (except pneumoconiosis rates) are subject to an addition of 25per cent. for risks domiciled (i.e., for workers actually working) north of 26°of south latitude.

Dated at Perth this 28th day of June, 1972.W. ADAMS,

Chairman.N. W. MEWS,

Member.W. P. MARK,

Member.P. L. J. NORRIS,

Member.M. B. WILLS,

Member.R. J. TRIGG,

Member.P. E. ANNAND,

Member.

2534 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [17 July, 1972.

SCHEDULE "A".

Rate per cent.

Item as from

No. Classification of Risk

30th June, 1972

$100

8

1

Abattoirs 3.732 Accumulator Makers 0.65

Acid Works (see Chemical Works).

3

Adjusters, Insurance 0.16Advertising Agents (see Billposters).

4

Reserved.

5

Reserved.

6

Aerated Water Factories .... 4.92Aerial Travel (other than Aerodrome Employees)-

(a) By a recognised Aerial Passenger Service, flying on aregular route-No extra.

7

(b) By other than (a)-An extra $0.07 per employee per dayor part of a day.

Aerodromes-

8 (a) No Aviating 0.74

9

(b) With Aviating 0.59

458

(c) Crop Spraying and similar low flying risks 1.76

10

Agents (not otherwise enumerated)

0.56

11

Agricultural Societies 0.60

481

Aluminium Extrusion 3.05

12

Ambulance Associations 0.61

13

Animated Picture Shows 0.16

14

Apiarists 1.89

15

Architects .. 0.08

470

Armoured Car Services and Pay Roll Escorts 0.19

16

Artesian Borers (not on Mines) 8.26Artificial Manure Factories (see Manure Factories).

17

Asbestos Factories .... 2.55Asbestos Mining (see Mining).

18 Asphalt and Bitumen Works 2.87

Assayers-

19

(a) Not on Mines .... 0.12(b) On Mines (see Mining).

20

See Mental Health Institutions 0.81

21

Auctioneers (excluding Stock Salesman) .... 0.69

22

Automatic Weighing Machine Proprietors 0.27

Automobile Dealers, Garages and Workshops-

23

(a) Including Racing, Pacing, Track Riding and the like 3.45

24

(13) Garages and Workshops 2.49

25

(c) Warehouses, Stores, Sale shops, including Drivers per-forming none other than Roadside Repairs 1.87

26

Reserved.Average Adjusters (see Adjusters, Insurance).Axle Makers (see Engineers).

Bacon Factories-

27

(a) No Slaughtering 2.38(b) With Slaughtering (see Abattoirs).

28

Bag Factories (Paper and Textile) •••• 1.77

29

Bag Merchants .•.. •••• 0.97

30

Bakers 1.52Bamboo Ware Makers (see Caneworks).

31

Bands 0.13

32

See Hairdressers.Barbers (see Hairdressers).Barge Proprietors (see Ships).

33

Reserved.Bark Getters (see Firewood Dealers).

34

Bark Mills and Blackboy Factories and Mills 0.90Basket Makers (see Caneworks).

35

Baths 0.06

36

Reserved.Batteries (see Mining).

37

Benzine Importers 2.95

17 July, 1972.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2535

SCHEDULE "A"-continued.

Rate per cent.as from

30th June, 1972Classification of RiskItemNo.

$100

SBicycle Workshops and DealersBilliard SaloonsBillposters and Advertising AgentsBiscuit Factories ....Reserved.Blackboy Factories and Mills (see Bark Mills).Blacksmiths and Wheelwrights ....Blind Makers (not Venetian)Blind Institutions (see Mental Health Institutions)Boarding House KeepersReserved.Boat Proprietors (see Ships).Boat and Ship Builders and RepairersReserved.Boilermakers ....Boiling Down WorksBone Mills (see Manure Factories).Bookbinders ....Bookmakers and Commission AgentsBooksellers ....Reserved.

Boot Dealers-(a) Wholesale(b) Retail ....(c) Factories and Repairers

Reserved.Boot, Furniture and Floor Polish Manufacturers (see Candle,

Soap and Polish Factories).Boring Operations (Surface only) (see Mining).Bottle and Glass ManufacturersBottle Dealers .Bottlers (see Trade Rate).Bowling Clubs (see Clubs).

3839404142

4344

4546

47484950

51525354

55565758

5960

0.600.030.081.44

4.710.57

0.82

20.51

11.544.61

1.130.130.25

0.150.401.17

3.701.33

Box Makers-

61 (a) Cardboard

62 (b) Wood ....

63 Reserved.64 Reserved.

Brass Foundries (see Foundries).

65 Breweries ....

66 Brewers' Sundries DealersBricklayers (see Builders).

67 Brick Works .... ..••Briquette Makers (see Charcoal Crushers).

68 Bridge Builders

69 Brush and Broom Makers ....

Builders-439 (a) Buildings not exceeding two storeys or 30 ft. in height

(basement deemed to be a storey), including demolishingor removing ....

(b) All other buildings-

70 (1) Excluding demolishing or removing ....

71 (2) Including demolishing or removing ...

72 Reserved.Bus Proprietors (see Omnibus Proprietors).Butchers (see Abattoirs).

73 Butter Factories74 Cabinet Makers

75, 76 Reserved.Cab Proprietors (see Omnibus Proprietors).

77 Candle, Soap and Polish Factories78 Cane Works

79 Cap Makers ....80 Capsule Manufacturers-Metal

3.186.66

7.600.40

8.84

2.061.19

3.55

2.9318.56

1.373.43

8.840.190.612.06


SCHEDULE "A"—continued.


30th June, 1972

$100

Cardboard Box Factories (see Box Makers (a)).81 Caretakers and Cleaners ...

Carpenters (no building) (see Cabinet Makers).82 Reserved.83 Reserved.84 Reserved.

Carriage Builders (see Motor Body Builders).Carriers and Carters-

85 (a) No timber carting in bush ....(b) With timber carting in bush (see Timber Trades).

Cash Register Agents (see Typewriter Dealers).86 Caterers87 Reserved.

Catgut Manufacturers (see Sausage Skin Manufacturers).Ceiling Factories (not metal) (see Cement Goods Factories).

88 Cement Goods and Cement Pipe FactoriesCement Pipe Factories (see Cement Goods Factories).

89, 90 Reserved.91 Cement Works (no quarrying)92 Cemetery Boards ....

Chaff Cutters (see Grain Crushers and Merchants).93 Reserved.

Charcoal Burners (see Firewood Dealers).94 Charcoal Crushers (subject to the following Endorsement :

" It is stipulated that no train or tram be used on premisesunder the control of the insured, and that no wood gettingor charcoal burning be engaged in.") ....

Check Weighmen on Mines (see Mining).Cheese Factories (see Butter Factories).

95 Chemical Works and Chlorination WorksChemical Manure Factories (see Manure Factories).Chemists-

96 (a) Wholesale manufacturing and analytical and distillers ....97 (b) Retail ....98 China Ware Dealers .

99, 100 Reserved.Chiropodists (see Masseurs).Chlorination Works (see Chemical Works).

101 Churches (excluding missionaries) ....102 Church Missionaries ($1.63 per employee per annum)103 Cigar and Cigarette Factories104 Reserved.105 Cigarette Paper Manufacturers

Cinematograph Exhibitors (see Animated Picture Shows).106 Circuses107 Civil Engineers108 Clay, Gravel and Sand Pits109 Cleaners and Dyers110 Reserved.438 Clearers111 Reserved.112 Clerical Staff (see also Mining—Pneumoconiosis (c))113 Clock Makers114 Clothiers .... .115 Clothing Factories and Corset Makers

116,117 Reserved.118 Clubs ....119 See Motor Body Trimmers.

Coach Builders (see Motor Body Builders).Coach Proprietors (see Omnibus Proprietors).Coach Trimmers (see Motor Body Trimmers).

120 Reserved.Coal Dealers (see Firewood Dealers).Coal Mines (see Mining).Cocoa and Coffee Works (see Confectionery Works).Coffee Palaces (see Boarding-house Keepers).

121 Cold Storage Works

0.96

3.89

0.56

3.21

4.931.61

0.39

0.70

0.630.105.66

0.16

0.55

0.05

1.785.180.190.73

1.85

0.130.270.380.26

1.43

2.36

ItemNo. Classification of Risk

17 July, 1972.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2537


Rate per cent.

Item as from


30th June, 1972

$100

$

122

Colleges 0.81Colour Merchants (see Oil and Colour).

123

Commercial Travellers ($3.92 per employee per annum).

124

Reserved.Commission Agents (see Bookmakers).Concentrating Plants (see Mining).

125

Concrete (Ferro) Works 5.62

126

Condensed Milk Factories 2.34

127

Confectioners' Shops 0.71

128

Confectionery Works and Cocoa and Coffee Works 3.10

129

Consulting Engineers and Electrical Engineers (Consulting) 0.76Convents (see Colleges).

130

Coopers 0.49

131

Reserved.

132

Coppersmiths •••• 1.03Cordial Factories (see Aerated Water Factories).

133

Cork Cutters . 0.25

134

Reserved.Corn Merchants and Crushers (see Grain Crushers).Corset Makers (see Clothing Factories).

473

Cotton Ginning • 12.64Cream Factories (see Butter Factories).Crockery Dealers (see China Ware Dealers).Crop Spraying (see Aerodromes).

135

Crude Oil Suppliers .... 1.76

459

Culture Pearl Farming (North of 28th Parallel) .... 0.11Curriers (see Tanners).Customs Agents-

136

(a) No carrying .... 5.01(b) With Carrying (see Carriers and Carters)

137

Reserved.

Dairy Farmers (see Farmers).Dairymen-

138

(a) Milk Retailers (using vehicles)

1.95

139

(b) Not milk retailers 2.29

140

Dairy Produce Dealers 0.70

463

Dam Construction .... 6.51

141

Dam Sinkers ... 1.29

142

Dancing Academies .... 0.13Decorators (see Oil and Colour).Delicatessens (see Dairy Products Dealers).Demolishers (buildings) (see Builders (b)).

143

Dentists 0.15

144

Detectives (private) ... 0.39

145

Reserved.Diamond Drillers (see Mining).Dispensaries (see Chemists (b)).Distillers (see Chemists (a)).

146

District Nursing Associations 1.56Divers (see Ships).Dock Builders (see Bridge Builders and Wharf Builders).

147

Doctors 0.10

148

Dogs' Homes 0.74Domestic Servants (see Householders).

149

Reserved.Drapers (see Clothiers).Dredging (Marine)-

474

(a) Sea 12.46

475

(b) River 0.28

150

Dressmakers .... 0.03Dried Milk Factories (see Condensed Milk Factories).

151

Drovers 0.30Dyers and Cleaners (see Cleaners and Dyers).

152

Egg Dealers, Packers, Sorters and Pulpers 2.00

153

Reserved.



ItemNo.


Classification of Risk

30th June, 1972

8100

8437

154

155

156

157158

159

160

161.162

163164472165

166,167

168169

170

171

1721'73-175

176452177

178179180

181

182183

184

185186

Electrical Apparatus (other than lighting and power supply andother heavy equipment) Makers and/or Repairers and/orDealers or Assemblers not otherwise classified

Electrical Engineers (Consulting) (see Consulting Engineers).Electrical Goods Dealers (no fitting)Electrical Treatment Establishments (see Masseurs).Electric Lighting Works and Fitters-

(a) Not public authorities(b) Public authorities (see Public Authorities).

ElectroplatersEngineering Works-

(a) Not structural(b) Structural (workshops and/or building construction)

Engineers-(a) Civil (see Civil Engineers).(b) Consulting and Mining (see Consulting Engineers).(c) Dismantling, demolishing and/or removing mining machin-

ery and mining buildingsEngravers .. ....Enquiry Agents (private) (see Detectives).Essential Oil FactoriesEstate AgentsExhibitions (to be specifically rated).Exploration Parties (to be specifically rated).Explosive ImportersFancy Goods DealersFarm AdvisersFarmers and Graziers growing cereal crops or growing cereal

crops and raising livestockReserved.Farriers (see Blacksmiths).Fencers and Telegraph Line Repairing Contractors-

(a) No explosives .(b) With explosives

Ferro-Concrete Works (see Concrete Works).Ferry Boat Proprietors (see Ships).Fertiliser Works (see Manure Factories).Fibrous Board Factories (see Cement Goods Factories)Film Exchange (see Animated Pictures).Reserved.Fire Adjusters (see Adjusters, Insurance).Fire BrigadesFire Protection Engineers (see Plumbers).Firewood Dealers or Suppliers and Bark GettersReserved.Fish Curers and Canners (see Preserving Works).Fishing Vessels (see Ships.)Fish Shops ....Flax Mills ....Flock Mills and StoresFloor Sanders (see Lawn Cutting Contractors).Florists-

(a) Sale shop(b) Nursery

Flour Millers ....Forwarding Agents-

(a) No carrying (see Customs Agents).(b) With carrying (see Customs Agents).

Foundries ....Freezing Works (see Cold Storage Works).French Polishers ....Friendly Societies ...Fruit Dryers (see Fruit Growers).Fruiterers ....Fruit Growers, Fruit Dryers and Orchardists-

(a) Fruit growers and orchardists, Packers only(b) All other employees ....

1.36

0.68

2.56

10.05

4.583.44

2.550.77

4.770.01

1.011.270.34

2.77

2.260.60

2.31

9.97

1.015.636.18

0.102.452.81

8.14

1.360.58

0.90

1.952.05

17 July, 1972.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2539




$ 100

187

188189

190191192193194

195196197478

198199

200201

202

203

204205206207

32208

209210

211,212213214215

216

217218

219220221

Fumigation Contractors ....Furniture Dealers (including repairing)

(a) With power ....(b) Without power

Furniture Factories (see Cabinet Makers)Reserved.Reserved.FurriersGalvanised Iron Works and StoresReserved.Garages (see Automobiles).Gardeners (see Florists (b)).Gasfitters (see Plumbers).Gasproducer Manufacturers and Fitters (see Engineering Works).Gas Works ....General StoresReserved.Geological Surveys (If associated with mining, the appropriate

pneumoconiosis rate applies)Glass Advertising Sign Makers

(a) Without fixing(b) With fixing ....

Glass Works (see Bottle and Glass Manufacturers).Glass Ware Dealers (see China Ware Dealers).Glass and Colour Merchants (see Oil and Colour).Gold Extraction Works and Mining (see Mining).Golf Clubs (see Clubs).Grain Crushers and Merchants, Chaffcutters and Hay MerchantsReserved.Gravel Pits (see Clay Pits).Graziers (see Pastoralists)Grocers

(a) Wholesale or manufacturing(b) Retail (see General Stores).

Reserved.Guano Getters (see Gypsum Getters).Gunsmiths and LocksmithsGymnasiums ....Gypsum Getters, Guano Getters and Phosphate DiggersHair Mills and WorksHairdressers ...Halls, ProprietorsHam Factories

(a) No slaughtering (see Bacon Factories (a)).(b) With slaughtering (see Abattoirs).

Harbour Boards (to be specifically rated).Harbour Vessels (see Ships).Hardware Merchants (Wholesale)Harnessmakers and Leather DressersHat Makers (see Cap Makers).Hatters (see Clothiers).Hay Merchants (see Grain Crushers and Merchants).Reserved.HerbalistsHide and Skin StoresReserved.Hop Growers and Pickers (see Tobacco Growers).Horse Trainers (no racing risk)Horticultural Societies (see Agricultural Societies).Hosiers (see Clothiers).HospitalsHotelsHouseholders (private)

(a) Permanent staff :(1) Indoor—$1.00 per employee.(2) Outdoor—$1.84 per employee.

(b) Occasional staffs indoor and outdoor $0.02 per employee.

$1.56

0.611.93

0.091.99

1.450.65

1.97

0.902.95

4.39

1.70

0.180.040.820.050.240.06

2.315.58

0.473.02

5.73

1.310.83

2540 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A [17 July, 1972.


$100

$



30th June, 1972

Hunt Clubs (see Clubs).Hurdle Racing (see Stables).Hulks, Coal (see Ships).

222 Reserved.223 Ice Cream Factories

Ice Vendors (see Cold Storage Works).Ice Works (see Cold Storage Works).

224 Implement Factories225 Industrial Schools ....

Insulation Engineers (see Engineering Works).Iron Founders (see Foundries).

226 Ironmongers ..Iron Pipe Factories (see Foundries).

227 Jam FactoriesJetty Builders (see Bridge and Wharf Builders).Jewellers (see Clock Makers).Jockeys (see Stables).Joiners (no building) (see Cabinet Makers).

228 Reserved.229 Reserved.230 Journalists Award231 Reserved.

Kalsomine Factories (see Oil and Colour).Kangaroo Hunters (see Rabbiters).Kerosene Importers (see Benzine Importers).

232 Knitting Establishments ....Land Agents (see Estate Agents).Launches (see Ships).

233 Laundries ....234 Reserved.235 Lawn Cutting Contractors236 Reserved.

Leather Dressers (see Harnessmakers and Leather Dressers).Leather Factories and Dealers

(a) Manufacturing and Wholesale (see Harness Makers).(b) Retail (see Boot Dealers (b)).

Libraries (see Booksellers).237 Lift Attendants

Lighter Owners (see Ships).238 Lime Works (no Quarrying)

Lithographers (see Printers).239 Livery Stables240 Reserved.

Locksmiths (see Gunsmiths).241 Luncheon Rooms ....242 Macaroni Factories ....

Machinery Merchants and Importers-243 (a) No manufacturing or fitting ....244 (b) With manufacturing or fitting

245,246 Reserved.Mail Contractors (see Omnibus Proprietors).

456 MaltstersManicurists (see Masseurs).

247 Manure Factories ....Margarine Factories (see Butter Factories).Marine Adjusters and Surveyors (see Adjusters Insurance).Marine Dealers (see Bottle Dealers).

248 Market Gardeners ....249 Market Proprietors ....

Masons—Stone and Monumental-250 (a) No building ....

(b) With building (see Builders).251 Masseurs, Chiropodists and Manicurists252 Match Factories253 Mattress Factories254 Reserved.

0.83

2.480.26

0.62

1.38

0.05

0.69

2.02

2.19

0.59

2.12

1.27

1.360.77

1.771.91

7.48

2.01

1.032.93

2.20

0.660.260.83





$100

266

267

Meat Works ....Mechanics' InstituteMedical Baths (see Baths).Medical Practitioners (see Doctors).Mercers (see Clothiers).Mental Health InstitutionsMerry-go-round Proprietors (see Side Show Proprietors).Reserved.Messengers Services $0.05 per employee.Metal Ceiling FactoriesReserved.Metallurgists (see Assayers (a)).Milk Bars ...Milk Preserving Works (see Condensed Milk Factories).Milliners (see Clothiers).Miners' Institutes (see Mechanics' Institute).Mining—General (see also Mining—Pneumoconiosis)-

(a) Coal Mining ....(b) Gold Mining, Asbestos Mining and not otherwise speci-

fied (excluding Pneumoconiosis rate)(c) limonite Mining (excluding Pneumoconiosis rate)(d) Reserved.(e) Tin Mining (excluding Pneumoconiosis rate)

Mining—Pneumoconiosis-(a) Gold Mining, Asbestos Mining, Nickel Mining and not

otherwise specified ....(b) Iron Mining, limonite Mining, Bauxite Mining, Tin Mining

and Geological Surveys(c) Clerical (Mining Industry) ....

Missionaries (see Church Missionaries).Mobile Crane Drivers and Operators (see Carriers and Carters).Monasteries (see Colleges).Motor Body BuildersMotor Body TrimmersMotor Car, Motor Cycle and/or Cycle Racing Tracks or Racing

Grounds, Proprietors of(a) Contestants— $3.52 per ride.(b) Other Employees

Motor Car Proprietors, Private (see Householders).Motor Garages and Motor Dealers and Painters (see Auto-

mobiles).Municipal Services (see Public Authorities).Musical Dealers and Organ Builders (including Repairing)

(a) With power ....(b) Without power

Music Halls (see Hall Proprietors).Reserved.

Nail Factories (see Wire Workers).Naptha Importers (see Benzine Importers).Newsagents (see Booksellers).Newspaper Offices ...Nickel Platers (see Electroplaters).Night Soil Contractors (see Sanitary Contractors).Nurserymen (see Florists (b)).Reserved.

Oculists (see Doctors).Offices (excluding Mines, Municipalities and Vermin Boards)

(a) Indoor Staff (Clerical only) (see Clerical Staff).(b) Outdoor Staffs

Oil and Colour MerchantsReserved.Oil Borers

(a) On Land(b) Off-shore

Oil Reticulation ContractorsOil Search (no boring)

255256

20

257258259260

261

440441

471479480

483

484

485

262119

461482

263264

265

268269270

271482272464

3.850.10

1.66

0.26

2.89

3.222.77

2.13

6.00

2.001.00

3.842.34

0.47

2.110.61

0.99

0.611.49

19.065.252.892.15

2542 GOVERNMENT GAZETth, W.A. [17 July, 1972.




$100

Omnibus, Bus and Cab Proprietors(a) Conductors, Drivers and Inspectors(b) Garage Employees .

Reserved.OpticiansOrchardists (see Fruit Growers).Orchestras (see Bands).Organ Builders (see Musical Dealers).Reserved.Outfitters (see Clothiers).Oven Makers (see Stove Makers).Oxygen Works .Paint Factories (see Oil and Colour).Painters .Paper Bag Factories (see Bag Factories).Paper Hangers (see Painters).Paper ManufacturersParliamentary, etc., candidates $0.10 per employee.Pastoralists and Station OwnersReserved.Pastry Cooks (see Bakers).Reserved.Reserved.Pawnbrokers ....Pearling Vessels (see Ships).Perambulator Factories (see Cane Works).Petroleum Refinery ....Petrol Service StationsPhosphate Diggers (see Gypsum Getters).Reserved.Photographic Material Dealers and OperatorsPiano Dealers (including repairing)

(a) With power (see Musical Dealers).(b) Without power (see Musical Dealers).

Pickle Factories (see Jam Factories).Picture Frame MakersReserved.Pier Builders (see Bridge Builders).Piggeries (see Abattoirs).Plasterboard Manufacturers (no cement or fibrous plaster)Plasterers (see Cement Goods Factories).Plaster Goods Factories (see Cement Goods Factories).Plastic Goods ManufacturersPlating Works (see Electroplaters).Plumbers and Zinc Works .Plywood Factories ....Pneumoconiosis (see Mining—Pneumoconiosis).Pottery Works .Poultry Farmers and DealersPreserving and Canning Works and Factories

(a) Butter, Cream, Cheese, Margarine and Milk Factories(see Butter Factories).

(b) Fish ...(c) Fruit canning and pulping works, jam, pickle and sauce

factories (see Jam Factories).(d) Ham and Bacon Factories

(1) No slaughtering (see Bacon Factories (a)).(2) With slaughtering (see Abattoirs).

(e) Meat Canning Works (see Meat Works).(f) Refrigerating Works (see Cold Storage Works).

Reserved.PrintersReserved.Produce Dealers (see Grain Crushers and Merchants).Prospectors (see Mining).Pulp (Fruit) Factories (see Jam Factories).Public Authorities, Municipalities, Vermin Boards, and Trusts,

and Boards of Health(a) Clerical Employees (see Item No. 112).

273274275276

277,278

279

280

281282283284

285286287

457288

289290

291292

486

477

293294

295296

297

298299

300,301

1.561.70

0.08

8.37

1.79

2.28

1.93

0.02

4.760.97

0.05

0.15

1.50

3.80

3.551.97

0.841.90

4.40

0.83


30th June, 1972Item Classification of RiskNo.

302303304

305-307308

309310311

312

469

466313

314

315

451316

317

318

319

320

321

322

323324325326

327

328

329-330

331

$100

S(b) General Employees ....

Reserved.(c) Electric Light and Gas Services provided by other than

Municipalities ....Reserved.

(d) Collectors, engineers, inspectors, supervisors and clericalstaff also engaged on such duties .

Reserved.Quarries (not municipal) ....Rabbiters and Kangaroo Hunters ..Rabbit Preserving Works (see Meat Works).Racing Clubs (see Clubs).Reserved.Racing Stables (see Horse Trainers).Radio Dealers (see Musical Dealers).Railways—Construction of Earthworks, etc., and Track Laying

(excluding Bridge Building and Tunnelling)Ready Mixed Concrete Supplies ....Recreation Grounds ....Reformatories (see Colleges).Refreshment Rooms (see Luncheon Rooms).Refrigeration Works (see Cold Storage Works).Removers (building) (see Builders).Restaurants (see Luncheon Rooms).Rifle Clubs (see Clubs).River Vessels (see Ships).Road Boards (see Public Authorities).Road Makers (including clearing and grubbing in connection

with such work only)Reserved.Roofers (see Builders).Rope and Twine WorksRubber Stamp MakersSaddle Makers (see Harness Makers).Safe Makers (iron) (see Foundries).Sail Makers (see Blind Makers).Salt Getters ..Salvage Operators (to be specifically rated).Sandalwood Getters and Merchants (see Firewood Dealers).Reserved.Sandalwood Oil Factories (see Essential Oil Factories).Sanitary Contractors .Sash Factories (see Timber Trades).Sauce Factories (see Jam Factories).Sausage Skin and Catgut Manufacturers ....Saw Mills (see Timber Trades).Scale Makers and Dealers (see Stove Makers).Scientific Instrument MakersSchools (see Colleges).Scrap Metal BreakersSeedsmen-

(a) Sale Shop (see Florists (a)).(b) Nursery (see Florists (b)).

Service Stations (petrol) (see Petrol Service Stations).Self Raising Flour FactoriesSewerage ContractorsSewing Machine Agents (no fitting or repairing)Sewing Machine Fitters or RepairersShale Miners (see Mining).Reserved.Shark Fishermen (see Ships).Shearers ....Shipbuilders (see Boat and Ship Builders).Reserved.Shipping Agents

(a) No carrying ....(b) With carrying (see Customs Agents (b)).

2.82

1.57

0.13

4.710.85

6.043.492.34

4.87

3.540.02

5.39

0.41

3.27

0.63

15.30

1.169.500.050.19

1.02

0.06





Rate per cent.

Item as from


30th June, 1972

$100

332

Reserved.Ships

333

(a) Sailing and fishing, barges and lighters 2.06334

(b) Pearling vessels (not Culture Pearl Farming)

3.60335

(c) Steamers (not river or harbour)

5.71336

(d) Steamers, launches and boats (river and harbour limits).... 2.00337

(e) Hulks—Coal .... 0.44467

(f) Salvage Operations 18.14338

Reserved.Shirt Factories (see Clothing Factories).Shoe Dealers (see Boot Dealers (b) ).Shooting Galleries (see Sideshow Proprietors).Shops (not otherwise enumerated) (see General Stores).

339

Sideshow Proprietors and Shooting Galleries 1.80Signwriters (see Painters).

340

Skating Rinks 0.14341

Reserved.Slaughter Houses (see Abattoirs).Soap Factories (see Candle Factories).Social Clubs (see Clubs).Societies

(a) Agricultural, horticultural and pastoral (see AgriculturalSocieties).

(b) Others (see Friendly Societies).342

Reserved.Soft Goods Dealers (see Clothiers).

343 Spinning Mills 0.05Stables

(a) Livery (see Livery Stables).(b) Racing (no racing risk) (see Horse Trainers).(c) Racing risk (from time of weighing out and ceasing on

weighing in)344

(1) Flat racing and trotting $0.13 per mount.345

(2) Hurdle racing and steeplechasing—$0.35 per mount.Stallion Proprietors (see Stud Proprietors).Stationers (see Booksellers).Stationery Factories (see Printers).Station Owners (see Pastoralists).Steamers (see Ships).Steel Drum Manufacturers (see Stove Makers).Steeplechasing (see Stables (c) (2)).

346

Reserved.347

Stevedores .. 2.82348

Stock Salesmen 1.67349

Stone Crushers 0.32Stonemasons (see Masons, etc.).Stores, General (see General Stores).

350

Stores (not otherwise enumerated)

2.53351

Stove Makers . 2.57Structural Engineers (workshop and/or building construction)

(see Engineering Works).352

Stud Proprietors .. 0.92Sugar Refineries

(a) Clerical Staff (see Item 112).454

(b) All other workers 0.27Surgical Goods Makers and Dealers (see Scientific Instrument

Makers).353

Surveyors 0.55354 Reserved.355 Reserved.

Swimming Baths (see Baths).Swing Boat Proprietors (see Sideshow Proprietors).

Tailings Retreatment (see Mining)Tailors (see Clothiers).

356 Talcum Treatment Works 1.03357

Talkie Equipment Suppliers (Assembling and Servicing only) . 1.35



$100

358359360

361362363

476

364

365366367

368

369

370

371480

372

465

373

374375376377378

379380

381382

383384,385

386387

388389390391392

Tally Clerks ....Reserved.TannersTarpaulin Makers (see Blind Makers).Taxidermists ....Tea Blenders and DealersReserved.Tea Rooms (see Luncheon Rooms).Telegraph Line Repairing Contractors (see Fencers).Telephone Cleaners ....Tent Makers (see Blind Makers).TheatresTile Works (see Brick Works).Timber Trades-

1. Storage Yards and/or Sheds only ....Reserved.

2. (a) Sash and Door Factories and/or Joineries and/or SawMills, but no breaking down or timber getting or cuttinglogs

(b) Sash and Door Factories and/or Joineries and/or SawMills including breaking down and/or cutting logs butno timber getting ....

3. Saw Mills, Bush, including obtaining Timber from Bush,Trucking, Driving or Hauling to mill and cutting up onspot, including Bush Falling and/or Logging and/or Tram-way Work and/or Bush Work, but no sleeper Getting orHewing

4. Sleeper Getting or Hewing and Sleeper Loaders and/O;.Stackers (no bush work)

Reserved.Tin Mining (see Mining).Tinsmiths (no plumbing)-

(a) With power ....(b) Without power (see Galvanised Iron Works (a)).

Titanium Oxide Pigments ManufacturersTobacconists (see Stores (not otherwise enumerated)).Tobacco Factories (see Cigar and Cigarette Factories).Tobacco Growers and Hop Growers and PickersTomato Growers (see Market Gardeners).Tool Makers (see Implement Factories).Totalisator ProprietorsReserved.Towel SuppliersReserved.Reserved.Toy Makers-

(a) Working in wood (see Cabinet Makers).(b)Not working in wood

Trade UnionsTrainers, Horse (see Horse Trainers).Tramways (to be specifically rated).Tripe Factories (see Bacon Factories).Trotting, Racing (see Stables (c)).Turkish Baths (see Baths).Typewriter Dealers and RepairersUmbrella Makers and/or RepairersUnderclothing Factories (see Clothing Factories).Undertakers ....Reserved.Upholsterers ....Reserved.Varnish Factories (see Oil and Colour).Venetian Blind FactoriesReserved.Veterinary SurgeonsVigneronsVinegar Factories ....

0.28

4.67

0.101.69

0.52

0.43

3.64

0.97

14.37

5.26

7.66

7.50

1.40

0.40

0.05

0.29

0.021.52

0.200.03

1.80

1.68

2.32

2.855.340.59






30th June, 1972

$100

S

Vulcanising Works ....393 4.15


394460

395396397398399468

400

401

402403404405

406,407408409

410

411412

413-436437438439

440-441442-450

451452453454455456457458459460

461-462

463464465466467468469

470471472

Warehouses not otherwise enumeratedWatching and/or Patrolling ServicesWatchmakers (see Clockmakers).Water Meter FactoriesWater Reticulation ContractorsWater Supply WorksWell Sinkers, not BorersReserved.Wharf Builders

Wheat Agents(a) Excluding work on wharves and in wharf sheds ....(b) For work on wharves or in wharf sheds (see Stevedores

Reserved.Wheelwrights (see Blacksmiths).White Lead Factories (see Oil and Colour).Windmill Factories and ErectorsWindow CleanersWine and Spirit MerchantsWine SaloonsReserved.Wireless and Television StationsReserved.

Wire WorkersWood Turners (see Cabinet Makers).Wood Wool and Wall Board Factories (see Cement Goods

Factories).Woollen MillsWool StoresWool Scourers (see Tanners).

Yacht Clubs (see Clubs).Zinc Works (see Plumbers).

Reserved.See Electrical Apparatus.See Clearers.See Builders.See MiningReserved.See Rope and Twine Works.See Flax Mills.Reserved.See Sugar Refineries.Reserved.See Maltsters.See Petroleum RefinerySee Aerodromes (c).See Culture Pearl Farming.See Watching and/or Patrolling Services.See Motor Car, Motor Cycle and/or Cycle Racing Tracks or

Racing Grounds, Proprietors of—(a) and (b).See Dam Construction.See Oil Search (no boring).See Titanium Oxide Pigments Manufacturers.See Ready Mixed Concrete Suppliers.See Ships—Salvage Operations.See Wharf Builders.See Railway—Construction of Earthworks, etc., and Track

Laying (excluding Bridge Building and Tunnelling).See Armoured Car Services and Payroll Escorts.See Mining (c)—Ilmenite Mining.See Farm Advisers.

2.588.87

1.480.030.843.84

6.99

11.70

2.790.871.680.47

0.29

6.91

0.631.94

17 July, 1972.]

GOVERNMENT GAZE 1 1E, W.A. 2547




30th June, 1972

$100

473 See Cotton Ginning.474-475 See Dredging (Marine).

476 See Telephone Cleaners.477 See Plastic Goods Manufacturers.478 See Geological Surveys.479 Reserved.480 See Mining (e) Tin Mining.481 See Aluminium Extrusion.482 See Oil Borers (b) off-shore.

483-485 See Mining—Pneumoconiosis.486 See Plasterboard Manufacturers (no cement or fibrous plaster).487 Next Serial Number

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