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WESTERN AUSTR ALIA.[Published by Authority at 3'30 p.m.]

[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION Br POST AS A NEWSPAPER1

No 47.] PERTH : FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 1932

Bank Holidays at Towns specified hereunder.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AusrumJA, 1 By His Excellency Sir John AlfredTO WIT. j Northmore, K.C.11 .5., Lieutenant -Gov-

J. A. Non:rtnionE, error and Administrator in and overtinwnant-G overnor the State of Western Australia and its

and Administrator. Dependencies in the Commonwealth ofAustralia.

IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, theLieut.- Governor and Administrator of the said State,do by this my Proelamation appoint special days to beobserved as Bank 'Holidays as follows:

Date and Town.Wednesday, 28th September, 1932Merredin,,Thursday, 29th September, 1932Moora.Friday, 14th October, 1932Narrogin.Wednesday, 19th October, 1932Harvey.

Given under niy hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 10th day of Septem-ber, 1932.

By His Excellency's Command,CHAS. F. BAXTER,

Chief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth, the 13th day ofSeptember, 1932, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued:

The Child Welfare Act, 1907-27.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Ex. Co. No. 1630.WHEREAS by Section 19 (2) of "The Child WelfareAct, 1907 -27,'' it is provided that the Governor mayappoint such persons, male or female, as he may thinkfit, to be members of any particular Children's Court,and may determine the respective seniorities of suchmembers: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, cloth hereby appoint the personnamed in the Schedule hereto to be a member of theChildren's Court at the place mentioned.

Schedule.6reenbushes Dr. Ronald Sydney Andrews, J.P.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.WHEREAS His Excellency the Governor in ,,louncilmay make Ne;,,,ulations under the provisions of "TheFactories and Shops Act, .1921?'': Cow, therefore, HisExcellency the Lieul.-Covernor cu in HA Dam' litCouncil, acting in pursuanee of such powers, and onthe advice of the .Executive (ho (loth hereby makethe following Regulation:

The manufacture of worsted toil woollen materialsshall be deemed a special industry for purposes ofSection 40 of the Act.

(Sgd.) L. P. SHAPC01"I',Clerk of the Council.

.111ST 1 GES OF' THE PEACE.Premier 's Department,

Perth, 22nd September, 1932.1115 Excellency the Lieut.-Governor and Administratorin Executive Council has been pleased to approve of theappointment of Baxter Deidrich Bothe, Esq., of Coorow,as a Justice of the Peace for the Victoria MagisterialDistrict.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, thatGeorge Beaumont Caddy, Esq., Chairman of the Meeka-Marra Road Board, has been appointed, under Section9 of "The Justices Act, 1902-26," as a Justice of thePeace for the Murchison, Peak Hill, Ashburton, Roe-bourne, and Gascoyne Magisterial Districts during histerm of office as Chairman.

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

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Treasury No. 378/29. Perth, 16th September, 1932.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. F. W. Cornish has been appointed a CertifyingOfficer for the Railway Department as from the 26thAugust, 1932.

The Treasury,Treasury No. 44/31. Perth, 19th September, 1932.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that.Mr. T. J. Davis has been appointed Certifying Officerfor the Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard, at Kellerberrin, vice J. L. Rae, as from the 27thAugust, 1932.

A. BERKELEY,Under Treasurer.

1462 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1932,

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orders have been issued in accordance with Section 7, Subsection 1, o" The Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930," and Amendment Act, 1931, which reads as follows :

A Stay Order shall direct that no action, execution, distress for rent, proceedings on default or breach of covenant underany mortgage or other security for money, or under an agreement of sale and purchase of land, or other process or pro-ceeding, shall be commenced or proceeded with or put in force against the farmer or his estate or effects during the oper-ation of such Stay Order. Provided that by leave of a judge any action may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, be institutedand/or carried on against the farmer, but not beyond judgment.

Farmer.

Surname and Christian Names.

Hassell, John Clifton, and Muir,Campbell

Address. Date ofOrder.

Name of Receiver.

Twertup 17/9/1932 C. M. Taylor, Perth.

21st September, 1932.R. W. BROWNLIE,

Acting Director,

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Change of Re-ceivership has been effected :

Name of Farmer. i Address ormer Re-ceiver.

Receiverow Acting.

ylor,Saunders, JosephThomas

Cleary

21st September, 1932.

E. A. Cook,Knnunoppin

R. W. BROWNLIE,Acting Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930.NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned farmersare to be carried on under the Act :

Farmer's Name, 1 Addyess. ReceiverAppointed. Address.

Patsof Ad-

! journedmeeting.

Copeland, James ... YandeginCrowley, Thonaa, i lVchin .

Griffiths, Robert; ...Pratt, John Fer-

guson

C. M. TaylorPrimary Pro-ducers' Tens-tee Co. of\V.A., Ltd.

Trayninu C. M. TaylorCarani .. I C. M. Taylor

21st September, 1912.

Perth ... = 15-2-33Perth ... 2-2-33

Perth ...Pertli

16-2-3310-2l3

R. W. BROWNLIE,Acting Director.

CrOWn Law Department,Perth, 22nd September, 1932.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the fol-lowing appointments

Constable H. E. Clark as Assistant Bailiff of theKondinin Local Court at Kulin, vice Constable W. Car-mody, transferred;

Sergeant D. B. Clements as Bailiff' of the Collie LaicalCourt, vice Sergeant M. II. Smith, transferred.

II. 0. HAMPTON,tinder Secretary for Law.

THE LICENSING ACT, 191.1 -22.Tender.

TENDERS for a premium for an Australian WineLicense at South Fremantle, in the Fremantle LicensingDistrict, for premises situated on Lot 05 of FremantleSuburban Lot 514, Plan 501, at the corner of Mandurahand Douro Roads, will be received by the undersignedup to noon on Monday, the 3rd October, 1932.

A deposit of 10 per cent. to be lodged with eachtender.

The highest or any tender not necessarily a.ceepted.All tenders should be addressed to the Chairman of

the Licensing Court and marked "Tender for an Aus-tralian Wine License at South Fremantle."

J. LYON JOHNSTON,Chairman of the Licensing' Court.

Central Covernment Offices,Perth, 15th September, 1932.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 22nd September, 1932.

HIS Excellency the Lieut.-Governor and Administratorin Executive Council has approved of the followingappointment :

:Ex. Co. 1.001; P.S.C. 297/32,A. E, H. Arnold, As-sistant to Chief Inspector, Rabbits Branch, Departmentof Agriculture, to be Chief Inspector under the Rabbitsand Vermin Act, at a salary of £150 per annum as from13th September, 1932.

SIMPSON,Public Service Commissione

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Department, Position.

Mines ...Agricultural Bank

NorthamKummoppinGeraldtonBruce RockNarroginkatanningKellerberrinBusseltonManjimu9Denmark

Clerk Assistant, Correspondence and Records

Clerk, Shorthand-writing and typing

Salary.

t260.t305

DateReturnable.

1932.1st October

1.7:th Or obe

Applications are called under Section 33 of "The Public :Service Act, 1904," and are to be addressedto the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form obtainable from the officesof the various Permanent Heads of Departments.

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

SEP'PEAII3ER 23, 1932.] (10Vt,1 GAZP,TTE, W.A. 1493

FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931.Police. Department,

Perth, 16th September, 1932.HIS Excellency the Lieut.-Governor and Administratmein Council has approved of the following Regulationbeing made under "The Firearms and Guns Act,1931": -

Regulation 6B.-The license to possess a firearmunder Regulation 29A shall be as in Form 513 of theSchedule.

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SID

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R. CON.NELL,Commissioner of Police.

NoForm No. dB.

Western Australia.THE FIREARMS AND GUNS ACT, 1931.

FreeLicense to Possess a Firearm issued under

Regulation 29A.THIS is to certify that , of

, who has signed his name in themargin hereof, is hereby licensed, in accordancewith Section 5 of "The Firearms and Guns Act,1931," to use, carry or have in his possession thefirearm(s)/pistol(s) hereunder described, fromthe date hereof until the 131st day of December,193....

Issued this day of , 193....

Officer in Charge of Police Station,A member of the Police Force authorised bythe Commissioner.

Description of firea rm. ( s ) /pistol (s)Maker's nameNumber (s) on firearm ( s) /pistol ( s )CalibreOwner's License No.The licensee, when using or carrying' the firearm (s)/

pistol(s), may be called upon by any member of thePolice Force to produce this License. Penalty for non-compliance, D.O.

POLICE ACT, 1892 (SECTIONS 75 AND 76).THE following Unclaimed Stolen and :Found Propertywill be sold by Public Auction at the Police Yard, RoeStreet, at 10 a.m. on Friday, 4th November, 1932.

R. CONNELL,Commissioner of Police.

20th September, 1932.

STOLEN PROPERTY, UNCLAIMED.(Police Act, 1892, Section 75.)

Number and Description.805 /30- attache case; 812/30-bicycle; 817/30-motor

tyre; 826/30-attache eases, clothing, shoes, suitlengths, brushes, wrist watches, cigarette case, compass;3/31-2 pairs bathers; 4/31-1 pair bathers; 9/31-1pair bathers; 20/31-knife and torch; 35/31-1 pairslippers; 69/31-spade; 70/31-tyre lever, axe, -file,brace, 2 bits; 72/31-1 pair motor goggles; 74/31.plate, billycan, 3 knives, 3 forks, spoons, 1 torch; 75/31-pick head; 78/31-motor tyre, part bag of sugar, rollof leather, 3 tins petrol, part tin of motor oil; 101/31hat, mincer, bicycle tube; 108/31-1 pair lady's shoes;144/31-table and 2 chairs; 155/31-2 tins tobacco;176/31-2 shirts, 1 pair nail scissors; 196/31-bicycle;197/31-bicycle; 198/31-bicycle; 199/31-bicycle frameand 2 wheels; 200/31-bicycle frame; 201/31- bicycle,dismantled; 202/31-bicycle frame; 218/31-gent'scoat; 223/31-umbrella, collar, sock, screwdriver, pen-cils; 245/31-leopard skin; 321/31-bicycle; 322/31 -camera; 323/31-motor cycle head lamp and pillionseat; 324/31-spotlight; 326/31-40 motor car andmotor cycle globes; 327/31-motor car jack, pump,grease gun, 8 pressure gauges, 1 motor car clock, 11spark plugs, 2 spanners, 1 pair goggles, 1 part tin ofwashers, 1 set of socket wrenches, 1 oil gauge; 359/31-

quantity of rubber valve tubing.; 406/31-attache ease,S lbs. tea, 2 tins jam, 1 pair canvas shoes, 3 belts, 6

knives, 1 handbag, 2 pairs trousers, 1 scarf, 1 furchoker, lady's clothing, 5 shirts, 11 collars, 6 ties; 412/31-lady's dressing gown; 422/31-1 pair lady's shoes,1 handbag; 442,/31 -2 singlets; 484/31-1 wrist watch,3 white metal watches, 1 gold bangle, 2 glass bangles,2 bone bangles, 3 rings 1 gold seal, (3 brooches, 6 neck-lets, 1 cigarette case, 10 spoons, 1 knife and fork, 2pairs pine -nez glasses, 1 brilliant bracelet and belt, 1sword ornament, 1 purse; 492/31-2 ladies' overcoats;493/31-1 pair lady's shoes; 493/31-bicycle wheel, J.

pair boots, bicycle saddle, handle bars, calipre brake 2torches 2 tyre gauges, playing cards, 1 pair hair clip-

pers;5 0-13/31-1 pair gent's boots; 434 a/31-2 motor cartyres; 569/31-2 motor ear tyres; 578/31-bangle;579/31-bicycle; 380/31-bicycle; 609/31-tin kero-sene; 614/31-bicycle frame; 615/31-bicycle; 621/31-wallet; 369/32-leather suit ease; 370/11-1 part tinof lagoline paint.

FOUND PROPERTY, UNCLAIMED.(Police Act, 1892, Section 76.)

Watches, with or without chains:-309/31; 403/31;475/31; 56/32; 58/32; 205/32; 241/32; 301/32.Jewellery 349/31; 368/31; 393/31; 477/31; 492/31;315/31; 517/31; 544/31; 24/32; 08/32; 69/32;70/32; 90/32; 91/32; 140/32; 144/32; 146/32; 155/32;.194/32; 213/32; 217/32; 272/32; 304/32. Bicycles,complete and otherwise, 441/31; 442/31; 447/31; 511/31; 529/31; 67/32; 117/32; 280/32. Motor car acces-sories including tyres, tubes, wheels, and parts:-338/31; 400/31; 412/31; 456/31; 464/31; 466/31; 527/31;328/31; 94/32; 107/32; 128/32. Tricycles:-27/11-2;202/32. Clothing including ladies and gentlemen's:321/31; 337/31; 348/31; 379/31; 398/31; 415/31; 449/31; 472/31; 488/31; 504/31; 513/31; 521/31; 522/31;524/31; 530/31; 537/81; 542/31; 549/31; 565/31;367/31; 17/32; 33/32; 34/32; 51/32; 59/32; 61/32;62/32; 71/32; 123/32; 124/32; 161/32; 162/32; 220/32; 300/32. Handbags and purses (ladies' and child-ren's) and contents:-327/31; 350/31; 332/31; 364/31;399/31; 420/31; 434/31; 450/31; 434/31; 470/31;474/31; 476/3].; 507/31; 563/31; 568/31; 573/31;376/31; 384/31; 390/31; 1/32; 19/32; 20/32; 25/32;29/32; 41/32; 47/32; 37/32; 63/32; 98/32; 108/32;110/32; 115/32; 116/32; 143/112; 147/32; 148/32;164/32; 303/32. Umbrellas (ladies and gentlemen's) :-310/31; 318/31; 331/31; 338/31; 386/31; 401/31;519/31; 26/32; 38/32; 89/32. Wallets, pocket booksand contents:-586/31; 14/32; 53/32. Suit cases,attache eases, brief bags, kit bags and contents:221/31; 321/31; 381/31; 405/31; 435/31; 451/31;458/3].; 469/31; 483/31; 493/31; 314/31; 516/31;334/31; 53.,:/31.; 557/31; 23/32; 36/32; 37/32; 112/32; 129/32; 142/32; 346/32; 356/32. Rugs and blan-kets, etc.:-520/31; 22/32; .52/32; 111/32; 154/32;193/32. Tools:-333/31; 377/31; 467/31; 558/31;559/31; 564/31; 13/32; 15/32; 16/32; 30/32; 31/32;32/32; 39/32; 127/32; 163/32; 282/32; 285/32; 288/32. Roll of wire netting:-81/32. 50-gallon tank: -293/32. Tobacco:-88/32. Frawning net :-126/32.Camp oven:-286/32. Golf clubs and balls:-197/32.Brass pressure gauge:- 339 /32. Miscellaneous articles,including spectacles, gold pencils, tablecloth, bicyclelamp, gauntlets, jelly mould, jam dishes, clog chain, oakpedestal, baskets, music roll, box of elastic, set of chains,r,azor, football, tin goods, lanterns, axes:-326/31;531/31; 355/31; 378/31; 440/31; 452/31; 462/31;468/31; 491/31; 560/31; 566/31; 12/32; 18/32; 28/32; 35/32; 40/32; 44/32; 49/32; 50/32; 55/32; 86/32;113/32; 119/32; 121/32; 149/32; 153/32; 170/32;195/32; 203/32; 283/32; 284/32; 287/32; 289/32;292/32; 294/32; 340/32.

CASH ORDER LOST.Forests Department,

Perth, 19th September, 1932.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that CashOrder No. 23311, drawn on the 111th instant by BernardTrainor for an amount of V. 13s. Od. has been lost;payment has been stopped and it is intended to issue anew order to the original payee Mr. G. W. Bell.

S. L. KESSELL,Conservator of Forests.

1464 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. SEPTEMBER' 23, 1932.

THE BUSH FIRES ACT, 1902.Prohibited Periods in certain Districts.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 21st September, 1932.

Corres. 3634/30.HIS Excellency the Lieut.-Governor and Administratorin Executive Council has been pleased to declare,under Section 5 of "The Bush Fires Act, 1902,'' thatit shall be unlawful to set fire to the bush in the fol-lowing Road Districts during the periods set out inSchedule hereunder, and to approve, under Section 2 of

The Bush Fires Amendment Act, 1904," of the sus-pension of the operation of such prohibition, so far asit extends to the Midland Railway Reserve, for theperiod extending from 1st October, 1932, to 21st Decem-ber, 1932, inclnsive:

CorriginIst October, 1932, to 31st January, 1933,inclusive.

Gascoyne-Mlnilya-1st August, 1932, to 31st May,1933, inclusive.

fireenough--lst October, 1932, to 30th January, 1933,in elusive.

Ashburtonlst September, 1932, to 31st March, 1933,inclusive.

Northampton (North Ward)-1st October, 1932, to15th ;January, 1933, inclusive.

Balance of District-31st October, 1932, to 15thFebruary, 1933 inclusive.

Mullewalst October, 1932, to 31st January, 1933,inclusive.

C. 0. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE LAND ACT, 1.898.By-lawsAbrolhos Islands.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 14th September, 1932.

0orres. 3756/20,Excellency the Lieut.-Governor and Administrator

has been pleased to approve of the following By-lawsfor the control and management of the AbrolhosIslands Reserve A20253:

1.--Injuring or Destroying Trees, etc.No person shall injure, cut, break, deface, pull up,

relit() ye or destroy any trees, shrub, plant, or flowergrowing on the said Islands, or cut or remove any deadwool or timber therefrom.

juring the Soil or Surface, etc.No person shall break or interfere with the soil or

surface of any part of the said Islands, or with anyimprovements or works thereon, and, subject as herein-after provided, no person shall interfere with ordestroy any birds or animals thereon.

3.Persons Misconducting themselves.No person shall commit any riotous or indecent act,

or make use of any indecent or improper language, orcommit any nuisance on the said Islands.

4.Remaining on the Islands.No person shall remain on the said Islands for a

longer period than his permit authorises.

5.--PostingNo person shall write or affix, or be concerned in

writing or affixing on the Islands, or to anythingthereon, anything written or printed, or any pictureplacard or advertisement, unless the consent in writingof the Board of Control or of an officer of the Boardauthorised in that behalf shall have been previouslyobtained.

6.Shooting, etc., on the Islands.No person shall have in his possession any firearm

on any portion of the Islands, unless the consent inwriting of the Board of Control, or an officer of theBoard authorised in that behalf, shall be previouslyobtained: Provided that this By-law shall not applyto any person who holds a license under "The GameAct, 1912-1913," for the lawful taking of game.

7.Selling Goods on the Islands.No person or persons shall sell or expose for sale any

thing Oil any portion of the said Islands, unless theconsent in writing of the Board of Control, or anofficer of the Board authorised in that behalf, shall bepreviously obtained.

8.Waste Litter of Picnics to be Removed.Ever;y person who shall at any time be on the said

Islands shall collect and remove, or cause to be col-lected and removed, all waste matter, broken glass, orrubbish of any kind which was brought on the groundby him or in the bringing of which on the ground hewas in any way concerned.9.Dogs or other Animals not to lie allowed On Islands.

No person shall cause or suffer any dog or otheranimal to be upon the Islands without the specialapproval in writing of the Board of Control, or anofficer of the Board authorised in that behalf.

10.Permits to Land.No person (not being a person exempted under By-

law 13 hereof) shall land and/e,r remain on the saidislands without having first obtained a permit here-under. A permit shall authorise the person to whomit is granted to land and/or remain on the said Islandsfor a period not exceeding the period stated thereinfrom the date of the granting of the permit.

11.From whom Permits obtainable.Permits may be granted by any captain of any boat

authorised to carry passengers, and holding the speciallicense of the Board to do so, or by any member orofficer of the Board authorised in that behalf, on pay-ment of the prescribed fee.

12.Form of Permit.Every permit shall state the name of the person to

-whom it is issued, the date of issue, and the time whensuch permit expires, and no permit shall be transfer-able.

13.Exemptions.The following, persons are exempted from the provi-

sions of By-law 10:Children under 14 years of age,officials and workmen of the 11)alid, members of theBoard, permanent residents, officers of a GovernmentDepartment (State or Federal), and any person who isthe holder of a fisherman's Remise issued under theProvisions of "The Fisheries Act, 1005-1921," or alicense issued under the provisions of "Tile Game Act,1912-1013," or a license to remove fertiliser depositsfrom the Reserve issued under the provisions of "TheLand Act, 1898."

.14.--Trespassers.Any person (not being a person exempted under By-

law 13 hereof) landing at the said Islands without firsthaving obtained a permit, Or who having obtained apermit -remains on the said islands after the periodfor which his permit was issued, shall be deemed atrespasser, and shall be guilty of a breach of theseBy-laws.

15.Plying for Hire.No boat, plane, vehicle, or other craft shall ply for

hire within the Board's jurisdiction whatsoever, unlesslicensed by the Board in writing, and under such termsand conditions as may be imposed.

16.--Removal without Permission.No person or persons shall -remove anything whatso-

ever from the land or water under the Board's juris-diction, without special permission in writing and undersuch terms and conditions as the Board may prescribe:

Provided that nothing herein contained shall pro-hibit any licensed fisherman under "The Fisheries Act,1905-1921," from lawfully obtaining fish (includingcrag fish) or any person licensed 'under "The GameAct, 1912-1913," from lawfully taking game, pursuantto the terms of their respective licenses, or any personholding a license to remove fertiliser deposits from theReserve issued under the provisions of "The LandAct, 1898."

17.Erection of Buildings, Jetties, etc.No person shall erect, or cause to be erected, any

building, jetty, or other structure on the Islands, unlessby special permission in writing and under such termsand conditions as the Board may prescribe.

18.Landing Fees.The Board may charge a landing fee of 5s. for each

person over .18 and 2s. 6d. for each person between theages of 14 and 18:

Provided that no fees shall be chargeable againstany of the classes of persons who come within By-law 13.

SEPTEMBER 22, 1932.] GOVERNi41ENT GAZETTE. \..A. 146.5

( 3rders, Licenses, etc.orders, Reel: rcemits, etc., shall 1 r the

signatures of the .:d secretary of koand,or their deputies the time being.

20.--Penalty.Any person who is guilty of any contravention (by

act or omission) of any n the foregoing By-laws shallbe liable on summary conviction to a penalty not ex-ceeding' £20.

Approved by Lieut.-Governor and Administratorin Executive ouncil this 13th day of September, 1932.

(Sgd.) L. E. Si[APCOTT,Clerk of the Council.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-payment of rent or other reasons:Name, Lease No., District, Rent or other reason, Corr.,

and Plan.Artier, P. 3931/92; Hay; abandoned; 8340/07; 444/80,

C3 & 4.Artier, 1'.; 3930/93; Hav; abandoned; 8339/07; 444/80,

C3 & 4.A rher, P.; 3949/93;

444/80, C3 & 4.Artier, P.; 3706/93; ; abandoned; 1710/22; 444/F0,

C3 & 4.Ti;tines, G. 17,33; yo :r 24488; £0 1.7s. Sd.:

2052/20 ), D2,0: . -1coa 25781: £1 19s. 8(1.;

5''Milton, i j.l Esp:aance 867; abandoned:

117c/:.Hilton, R. Esperance 930: abamionel

1177/25;1-10;:per, A. 7-1; Avon 16748: conditions:

6160/10; .

Jenaway, B'. /1.112 ; von 17824 -5: abandoned;1216/29; 37914/10, Dl.

:Martin. P.; 741771.: Sussex 3714: abandoned; 812/29:4t0A/40,

F. AV.; 19423/68; Svan 2307-8; £13 14s. 8d.;3249/23; 111/' IO, 12.

Munro, D.: 20/2066: Bucklands 29; £302 18s. 70.:2701/23; Buchla:ids.

Pa in, C. R.; 22i;8I /68; Avon 17278; £0 13s. 100.;3226/27; 3.11 0),

Pain, C. R.; 23704/74; Avon 23714; conditions; 3227/27; 344/80, 1.111.

Pengilly, L. \V.; 681339; Leake 1; abandoned; 4828/28;6/80

Pohl 11-11:lca 34500/35; 772: abandoned;; ()callous ;mar Earerance.

l'ellaca. 29118/74; Espenane 772; abandoned;l329/14- .aatiuns near Esoerance.

.1.'o;j, C.: 20119/74; Es,erance 772; abandoned: 1528.'14; Locations near Esperance.

Port Gregory Salt Co.: 1790/152; -Victoria; £21 2s. Od.:7620/06; 159/80.

Port Gregory Salt Co.; 5851/153; Palcington 35-0-7-8;£5 Os. Oct ; 13892/03; Pakington.

Port Gregory Salt Co.; 5852/153; Pakington 57; £21.0s. Od.; 4396/22; Pakington.

Port Gregory Salt Co.: 5850/133;10s. 00.; 4:195/22; Palcington.

Port Gregory Salt Co.; 1789/152;Os. 00.; 7531/22; Palcington.

Port Gregory Salt Co.; 1797/152; Pakington 67-8-9;Victoria 8094; £5 Os. 00.; 840/24; Pakington.

Port Gregory Salt Co.; 1791/152; Victoria 8968; £212s. 00.; 1023/29; 159/80.

Stuart, 1'. N.; 68/3327; Swan 1932; conditions; 2114/31; 1 A./40.

Susham, B.; 7276/51 ; -Kondinin 110; £3 3s. 60.;2735/24; Korn-Ruin.

Susham, T.; 7696/51 ;281/22: Kondinin.

Susham, M. A.; 7286/51:1754/21; Konflinin.

Tombs, IV.; 68/2166; Williams 12571: £1 8s. 20.:4682/29; 407/80, D2.

Turnbull, .4. S.; 21039/68; Avon 24899 and 19163; £1400.: 6470/25; 25/80, Cl.

Turnbull, J. B.; 41724/55; Avon 18370; £31 1.7s. 60.:74/26; 25/80, M.

Williams, 0. S.; 3343/96: Gregory ; abandoned;5947/21; 97/300.

C. 0. MORRIS,Thuler Secretary for Lands.

Hay; abandoned ; 10955/08;

Pakington 56; £2

Pakington 58; £5

Kondinin 35; £4 1s. 100.;

No11011011 111; £0 18s. 6d.;

ilOVEIINMENT LAND SALES.HE undermentioned allotments of land will be offered

for sale at Public Auction on the dates and at theplaces specified below:

COLLIE..5th October, 1932, at 11 a in., at the Court House

CollieTown 694, lr., £15; 606, 2r., £12.

SOUTHERN CROSS.:5th October, 1932, at 3 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeGarratt'18, 5a., £20.Moorine Rock '33, 54, 4a. 3r. 2Sp. each, £13 each;

Town 21, lr., £15; 20, lr., £15.

WILITNA.5th October, 1932, at 11 a.m., at the Mining Registrar's

OfficeWilunaTown 163, lr., £12; 352, lr. 12.6p., £40;

351, 1r. £35; 397, 1r. 1.9p., £35; 396, 395, 394,lr. 2.8p. earl,., £25 each; 348, lr., £40; 560, 561,559, ir. 0.4p. each, £25 each; 328, ln. 0.4p., £20.

KATANNING.6th October, 1932, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeKatanning---'622, 4a. 2r. Op., £20.Kojonup'155, 3a. 3r. 35p., £12 10s.

BRIDGETOWN.llth October, 1932, at 12 noon, at the District Lands

OfficeBridgetown--- 715, Sa. Or. 9p., £30; '813, 7a. Or.

28p., £30.NoDh Cxreelibushes--'63, about 26a., £30.Qua IeupTown 2, 39.1p., £15; 16, in., ;£12.

BUNBUR12th October, 1932, at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeCookernupTown 7, hr. 25p., £20.

GERALDTON.12th October, 1932, at 3.15 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeGeraldton'1151, 7a. 2n. 9p., ;£15; 1132, 7a. 2n.

2Sp., £35.KALGOORLIE.

12th October, 1932, at 11 a.m., at the District LandsOffice

Boulder--Town 529, 26p., £10; 530, 20p., £12;1034, 1057, In, each, £10 each: 1349, 1r., £15;ft1723, 2420, lr. each, £10 each; 11-1508, in. 4p.,£10 ; 1 1.526, lr., £12; f 1118, 1r., £10,

NalgconlicTown 1(01, 1002, 1607, 1845, ln. each,£10 each; 2274, 39.2p., £12 10s.; 2686, lr., £1210s.; 73014, 1r., £13; 1958, la., £15; 1970, la.,£12; 2881, 38p., £10; 1407R, lr., £12; 718, 1384,2244, 2684, 2284, in. each, £12 10s. each.

NORTHAM.13th October, 1932, at 11.30 a.m., at the Ilistriet Lands

OfficeGabbinTown 1, 39.9p., £20; 2, ln., £15; 3,

£20.Kulja Town 50, 1r., £25.

yalkatchemTown 171, lr., £20.

PERTH.14th October, 1932, at 11 a.m., at the Department of

Lands and SurveysCarnarvonTOW11 :556, 3r. 20p., £30.Chid_low'246, 2a. 2r. 39p., £17; 144, 14a. Or. 20p.,

£30.Mt. Helenn'121, 5a., £12 10s.; 122, 4a. 3r. 39p.,

£12 10s.Perth--Town 1292, 22.7p., £900, including improve-

ments.Vundurup--Town 39, 2r. 14p., £20.

LEONORA.19th October, 1932, at 2 p.m., at the Mining. Registrar's

OfficelT.,conora-480, 484, 486, 488, 492, 493, 501, 502,

503, 510, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 525, 526, 529,541, 542, 544, 551, 561, 562, 365, 366, 567, 568,369, 571, 573, 838, 863, 864, 866, 869, abt. 1.r.each, £12 10s. each; 549, 572, 578, ir. each, £15each; 475, 38.8p., £16.

1466 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

LeonoratTown 497, 511, abt. lr. each, £12 10s.;Town 496, 30p., £12 10s.; Wrown 262, lr., £10.

Leonora fTown 418, lr., £15; 424, 419, 422, 872,570, 524, 1.r. each, £12 1.0s. each.

*Suburban for cultivation only.§Subject to payment for improvements and special

conditions restricting the use of the lots for business pur-poses.

tSubject to restrictions in the use of the lots for bus-iness purposes.

+Subject to payment, for improvements immediatelyafter the sale, if purchased by other than the owner ofsame, and to restrictions in the use of the lot for bus-iness purposes.

lSubject to payment for improvements.ti-Subject to payment for improvements immediately

after the sale, if purchased by other than the owner.'llSubject to the condition that the successful purchaser

takes over the Agricultural Bank mortgage.The purchaser will have the option of taking in lieu

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

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

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

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 21st September, 1932.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by"The Land Act, 1898," at the following upsetprices:

Applications to be lodged at Bridgetown.16282/10.AUGUSTA, Town 264 (3r. 1.1p.), £40;

265 (3r. 1.2p.), £20; 267 (3r. 1.1p.),655/24.WITCHCLIFFE, Town 30 (1r. 39.9p.), £12.

Lot 29 temporarily reserved.

Applications to be lodged at Katanning.16146/99.KOJONUP, Suburban for Cultivation 55

(10a. Or. 1p.), £25. Reserve 7862 (Excepted fromSale) is hereby reduced.

Applications to be lodged at Northam.3576/28.KULJA, Town 56 (1r.), £25. Reserve

20072 (Excepted from Sale) is hereby reduced.

Applications to be lodged at Perth.8692/98, Vol. 3.KALAMITNNDA, Town 286 and

287 (1r. each), £55 each. Subject to the payment tothe Government within 30 days of sale of the value ofimprovements (if any), at the Minister's valuation,which shall be final and binding on the purchaser.

1724/32.WILUNA, Town 565 (39.5p.), £40.

Applications to be lodged at Southern Cross.4903/23, Vol. 2.MOORINE ROCK, Town 14 (1r.),

£12.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred to

are now obtainable at this office and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands,

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District.Corr. 5735/22. (Plan 437D/40, B3.)

Lands and Surveys Department,Perth, 19th September, 1932.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that thetime for receiving applications for Location 8104 hasbeen extended to the 28th September, 1932.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.SALMON GUMS-ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 16th September, 1932.

File No. 193/32.IT is notified, for general information, that the im-proved abandoned holdings near Dowak, which weremade available for leasing for grazing purposes on the18th May, 1932, are hereby withdrawn from leasing.


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASINGunder Part X. of "The Land Act, 1898."

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

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1932.KALGOORLIE AND PERTH LAND AGENCIES.

Eastern Division.Nuleri, Weld and Yamarna Districts (near Cosmo-

Newbery).Corres. 5392/26. (Plan 44/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

485,483 acres; being A. L. Brown's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3488/97.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division.

Nuleri and Yamarna Districts (near Cosmo-Newbery).Corres. 958/23. (Plans 44 and 51/300.)Those areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

100,000, 124,723, and 39,476 acres; being A. L. Brown,Eastern Pastoral Company, and Golden Downs PastoralCompany's forfeited Pastoral Leases Nos. 3122/97,3402/97, and 3690/97 respectively.

North-West Division.De Grey District (near Meetheena. Station).

Corres. 13125/01. (Plans 98, 99, 108, and 109/300.)Those areas of unsurveyed land, containing about

19,993 acres, 20,000 acres, 10,000 acres, and 16,881acres, being the areas surrendered from Messrs. Hill andBlair's Pastoral Leases Nos. 2678/96, 2679/96, 2680/96, and 2682/96, as shown coloured yellow on Litho.Plan, page 22 of Lands and Surveys File 3095/15.

OPEN THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1932.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Eastern Division.Kaluwiri District (near Booylgoo Depot Range).Corres. 1518/32. (Plan 53/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

,t:-5,500 acres, situated South of Lease 3762/97, West ofLease 2846/97, and North of Lease 3468/97, excludingReserve 18137; being W. N. Cock and Sons' cancelledapplication.

North-West Division.Teano District (near Waldburg Range).

Corres. 4082/29. (Plan 79 & 72/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

100,000 acres; being J. A. Clover's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3827/96.


SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.] GOATERINMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1467

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder and subject to " The Land Act, 1898," and itsamendments.

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

(1) Under " The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" with-in the meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and(c) of the interpretation of the term inSection 3 of that Act, and "Dependants"within the meaning of that term in the saidsection.

(2) Under "The Land Act, 1S9S," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in thelate war.

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

Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinaryselectors.

(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block with-in a Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease andconditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustmentin accordance with the provisions of "The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 1909.")

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

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, not late:than the date specified, but may be lodged before suchdate if so des:red.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block,the application to be granted will be determined by theLand Board, except in cases where it is already deter-mined by the order of preference set out above under"A." Should any lands remain unseleeted such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, theapplicants for the blocks will be duly notified of thedate, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, andthere shall be an interval of at least three days betweenthe closing date and the sitting of the Board.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices fora certificate to the Railway Department,which, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available forseven days from the date of issue.

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

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

SCFIEDTTLE.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1932.

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (about two miles North-West ofTorbay).

Corr. No. 3925/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 457A/40,

Al.)Location 3209, containing 160a. Or. 22p., at 10s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 21 of 3925/25; being D.H. Knapp's forfeited Lease 41512/55.

(3)

(4)

RUNBURY LAND AGENCY.

Wellington District (about 11,4 miles South-East ofMuja).

Corr. No. 1741/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 410D/40,

A3.)Location 1679, containing 160 acres, at 9s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 18 of 7275/22; subject to tim-ber reservation conditions; being C. Valls' forfeited.Lease 74/1317.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.(413.,/

Victoria District (near Koolanooka).Corr. No. 1764/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 122/80,

El.)Location 6307, containing 100 acres; subject to pric-

ing; Reserve 17993, "Water," is hereby cancelled.

Victoria District (about 11 miles South of Pindar).Corr. No. 6595/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 155/80,

A3.)Locations 8409 and 8415, containing 1,796a. lr. 30p.,

at 5s. per acre, excluding survey tee a.1 impi:ovements;subject to the payment of one-quarter survey fee (:2S12s. 6d.) with application; subject also to an Agri-cultural Bank mortgage and to the payment for im-provements in excess of said mortgage; classificationpage 19 of 6595/26; being W. A. Pritchard's forfeitedLeases 22017/68 and 25686/74.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (about 15 miles West of Woodanil-ling).


Cl.)Location 7975, containing 33a. Or. 22p., at 9s. per

acre; classification page 19 of 992/24; and Location4087, containing 5 acres, at 12s. 6d. per acre; classifi-cation page 13 of 6712/21; being B. L. Anderson'sforfeited Leases 20532/68 and 41455/55.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

Roe District (near Lake Varley).Corr. No. 3250/28.Open under Parts V., VL, nod VIII. (Plan 375/80,

E4.)Location 1417, containing 2,520a.. 2r. 34p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page S of 3264/27; subject to pay-ment for improvements; being H. F. Bishop's forfeitedLease 68/910.

Roe District (near Lake Varley).Corr. No. 3212/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 375/80,

24.)Locations 1164: and 1774, containing 1,433a. 2r. 14p.,

at 6s. 9d. per acre; classification in 3264/27 and page27 of 3212/28; subject to an Agricultural Bank mort-gage; no further Agricultural Bank advances will bemade; being W. G. Witham's forfeited Leases 55/1223and 74/384.

Roe District (near Lake Carmody).Corr. No. 2490/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 375/80,

Pl.)Locations 1403 and 1831., containing 2,132a. 2r. 25p.,

at 6s. per acre; classification page 1 of 315/28; beingT. H. Cox's forfeited Leases 68/2673 and 74/1066.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District.

Corr. No. 153/09.Open under Part V. (Plan 33C/40, D4.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along part of the North and the East boundary of Loca-tion 17135, at 10s. per acre. This land is available onlyto holders of land abutting thereon. The Crown Grantof this land will not be issued before those of adjoiningblocks in the same name.

''B.),Avon District (near Burracoppin).

Corr. No. 4283/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

Bl.)Location 25428, containing 96a. 3r. 33p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 8 of 4283/29; subject to tim-ber conditions; being H. Iarnbourne's forfeited Lease6S/2572,

1468 GOVERNMENT G AZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

(canAvon District (near Norpa Siding).

Corr. No. 842/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,& 03.)

Location 20755, containing 1,753a. 3r. 32p., at 3s. 6d.per acre; classification page 14 of 842/27; subject tothe payment for improvements (if any) ; being M. .1.Cotter's forfeited Lease 22313/68.

ica/iNinghan District (about 15 miles North of Cleary).

Corr. No. 3943/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 87/80

and Locations near Lake Harvey, Sheet 2.)Location 3255, containing 1,513a. 3r. 5p., at 8s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 1 of 2532/29; being A.Stagg's forfeited Lease 68/2837.

4413./iNinghan District (about eight miles North of Gabbin).


Al.)Location 1492, containing 948 acres, at 6s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 26 of 1773/29; subject to pay-ment for improvements; being S. M. Frankel's for-feited Lease 68/1554.

Avon District (near Wooroloo).Corr. No. 2062/16.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 2A/40,

Wooroloo.)Location 9295, containing 15a. lr. 38p.; subject .6t)

classification and pricing; being E. J. Lethby's can-celled application.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Melbourne District.

Corr. No. 2SO4/31.Open under Part V. (Plan 63/80, D4.)The land contained within the closed road passing

along the East boundary of Lot M272 of MelbourneLocation 916, at -V. per acre. This land is availableonly to holders of land abutting thereon.

t(B.,/Peel Estate (near Lake Walyungup).

Corr. No. 2349/23.Open under Part V. (Plan Peel Estate.)Location 335, containing 40a. lr. 33p., at £4 per

acre, including improvements; deposit £2; half-yearlyinstalment over 291A years, including interest at 7 percent., £6 9s. 5d.; subject to the corditions governing theselection of land in this Estate.

Peel Estate (Spectacles Swamp).Corr. No. 2385/26.Under Part V., Section 55, of "The Land Act,

1895." (Plan Peel Estate, Sheet 4.)Lot 1146, containing 15a. ir, 21p.; price per acre

£6 10s.; and Lot 1163, containing 7a. ir. 10p.; priceper acreSs.; purchase money£102 18s. lel.; half-yearly instalment over 290, years, including interest-

13s. 11.d.; subject to an Agricultural Bank mortaiageand to the conditions applying to this Estate; beingE. T. Abrahams' forfeited Lease 20/2196.

Pyrton Repurchased Estate (near Guildford).Corr. No. 2544/31.Under Part V., Section 55, of "The Land Act,

1898," as modified by "The Agricultural Lands Pur-chase Act, 1.909." (Plan Pyrton Estate.)

Locations 2973 and 2975, containing 14a. lr. 34p.:price per acreV,0: purchase money£433 17s. 6d.:half-yearly instalment over 30 years, including interestat 6 per cent. per annumE15 4s. 5d.; being J. Doyle'sforfeited Lease 20/2412.

SALMON GI MS-ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.cep,2)

Esperance District (about four miles East of Treslove).Corr. No. 4910/26.0pen3.1)inder Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

Locations 1310 and 1311, containing 362a. 2r. 38p.;classification page 14 of File 4910/26; and Location503, containing 640 acres; classification page 1 of File6902/26; subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage,to reclassification and pricing, and to the special con-ditions governing selection in this district; no furtherAgricultural Bank advances guaranteed; being S. D.Long 's forfeited Leases 42304/55, 25565/74, and42214/55.

Fitzgerald District (about six miles West of GrassPatch).

Corr. No. 6199/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/SO,

Dl.)Locations 163 and 181, containing 1,000 acres; subject

to reclassification and pricing; subject also to an Agri-cultural Bank mortgage and to the payment of thevalue of improvements in excess of Bank mortgage, alsoto the special conditions governing selection in thisdistrict; no further Agricultural Bank advances guar-anteed; being F. C. Brown's forfeited Leases 39540/55and 22978/74.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.

Vilgarn District (about nine miles North of Noongaar).Corr. No. 2322/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 36/80,

A & B 2 & 3.)Location 499, containing 279a. 3r. 13p., at 6s. 3d.

per acre, including survey fee; classification page 14 of2322/25; being J. Foley's forfeited Lease 41722/55.

(gm,Vilgarn District (about four miles North-East of

Corinthia).Corr. No. 1734/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 36/80,

El & 2.)Location 451, containing 1,000a. 3r. 18p., at 10s. 6d.

per acre; and Location 454, containing 1,000a. Or. 34p.,at Ss. 6d. per acre; classifications pages 10 and 13 of6470/22; subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage;being H. F. Goodes' forfeited Leases 40070/55 and13037/56.

W AGIN LAND AGENCY.ciat,

Williams District (about nine miles North ofDumbleyung).

Corr. No. 1810/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 386D/40,

B4; 408A/40, Bl.)Location 13426, containing 160a. Or. 22p.; subject

to classification and pricing; being D. T. Jones' for-feited Lease 74/1177,

OPEN THURSDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1932.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

tea',Sussex District (about 10 miles South-West of Nanaup).


A2.)Locations 1.084, 1085, and 1336, containing 398a. 2r.;

subject to pricing, to an Agricultural Bank mortgage,and to payment for improvements in excess of hankmortgage; classification page 3 of 2116/28; and Loco-Eon 1355, containing 140a. 2r.; subject to pricing andto the condition that the improvements must be paidfor on such terms as may be decided by the Hon. Minis-ter for I ands; being J. E. Lawless' cancelled appli-cation.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 1469

B),Nelson District (about two miles South-West of

Greenbushes).Corr. No, 744/32.Open under Parts V. & VT. (Plan 414C/40, D4.)Location 5759, containing 119a. Or. 28p., at 12s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 19 of 2860/31; subject tomining conditions; being D. D. Mitchell's forfeitedLease 68/3442.

CPEN 9th OCTOBER, 1932.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Denmark Estate (near Scotsdale Brook).Corr. No. 5070/21, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4520/40,

D4.)Denmark Estate Lot 540, comprising 109a. lr., at Ss.

per acre; classification page 216 of File 5070/21, Vol 2.

IiEVERLEki LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (near Babakin).Lore. No. 962/13.Open under Parts V., -VI., and VIII. (Plan Babakin

Townsite, 334/80, El.)The area, containing about 82 acres, bounded by lines

starting from the Easternmost corner of Location 18914and extending Westward and Northward along a Northand an East boundary of said location to the Southside of a surveyed road along the North boundary ofsaid lova i thence Eastward along same 30 chainsto the Yri--) ern side of a one-chain road, and thenceSouthward o-I.dg -'one to the starting point; subjectto survey, Hussification, and pricing; the boundariesof Babakin Towiisite arc hereby amended to excludethis area.

RUN B FRY LAND AGENCY..

-VIellim_,,,ton District (near Wellington Mill).Corr. No. 2941/31.Open under Parts V., V1., and VIII. (Plan 41113/40,

04.)Location 4356, containing 160a. 3r. 15p., at 12s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 13 of File 2941/31; sub-ject to the reservation of the marketable timber to theCrown; this area is availalde only to persons who holdno other Med.

OPEN THURSDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1932.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 13 miles North of Dwarda).Corr. No. 3982/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 379B/40,

1)2.)Locations 17827, 17828, 17829, 18510, 18511, and

18.515, containing 2,603:4 3r. 28p., at Ss. Gd. per acre,reducible to 2s. Gd. per acre if poison is eradicated andland stocked within 10 years: subject to an AgriculturalBank mortgage and to ti mber reservation conditions ;classification page 9 of 3982/23; being A. A. Kent'sforfeited lease 17268/63.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.

Victoria Listrict (about 10 miles East of Hutt).Corr. No. 3920/18.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160/80.

C & D1.)Location 4345, containing 4,999a. 3r. :fp., at 48. 3d.

per acre, including survey fee, or 2s. per acre, excludingsurvey fee, providing full survey fee (57) is paid withapplication; classification page 8 of 5920/18; subjectto an Agricultural. Bank mortgage; being T. P. Criddle'sforfeited Lease 11527/68.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.ttat,Vkilliants District (about three miles East of Dudinin).


Location 11323, containing 1,000 acres, at lls.per acre, reducible to 8s. per acre if poisonis eradicated and land stocked within 10 years;classification page 31 of 3329/27; and Location 14406,containing 543a. 1.r. 11p., at Gs. per acre, reducibleto 2s. Gd. per acre if poison is eradicated and landstocked within 10 years; classification page 5 of 4017/27; subject to payment for improvements; AgriculturalBank assistance has been refused on these blocks; beingJ. Fitt's forfeited Leases 22014/68 and 22938/68.

Roe District (about 30 miles North-East ofNewdegate).

Corr. No. 3240/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 375/80,

P-1-; 388/80, Fl.)Locations 1162 and 1752, containing 1,021a. lr. 32p.,

at Os. 6d. per acre; classification page 27a of 3240/28;subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage and to acropping lease expiring on the 28th February, 1933;also Location 1272, containing 1,050a. Or. 28p., at 5s.per acre; classification page 31 of 2295/29; being D.daneezek is forfeited Leases 55/1158, 74/352, and68/2504.

PERTII LAND AGENCY.

Swan District (near Wanneru).orr. No. 6726/24.

Open under Parts -V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 1A/40,Bl.)

Location 3154, containing 34a. 2r. 1.0p., at 8s. 6d.per acre, including survey fee; subject to the paymentfor improvements (fencing) ; classification page 11 of6726/2!: lang F. Anderson's forfeited Lease 19102/68.

SAEMON GEMS-ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.

Fitzgerald .District (about two miles East of GrassPatch).


CL)Locations 41 and 185, containing 880a. lr.; subject

to an Agricultural Bank mortgage, to reclassificationand pricing, and to the special conditions governingselection in this district; no further Agricultural Bankadvances guaranteed; being P. V. Freeman's forfeitedLeases 55/2213 and 74/1378.

S-llITITHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.era,'

Yilgarn District (near Noongaar).Corr. No. 2589/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 36/80,

B4.)Location 1143, containing 2,863a. 2r. 18p., at 3s. 9d.

per acre, excluding survey fee; classification page 10of 2589/28; subject to timber conditions and to thepayment of one-quarter survey fee (£11) with appli-cation; being T. 3. Clamtv's forfeited Lease 68/1448.

WA GIN LAND AGENCY.Ri)

Williams District (about 12 miles North ofNowcrellup).

Corr. No. ' 1373/28.Open under Parts V., \TI., and VIII. (Plan 407/80,

A & B2.)'Location 11726, containing 881a. 2r. 27p., at 2s. per

acre; classification page 8 of 4373/28; being A. G.Webb's forfeited Lease 68/1552.

1470 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1932.13-CINDERY LAND AGENCY.

Boyanup A.A. District (about six miles North-West ofBoyanup) .

Corr. No. 881/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 411D/40,

A4.)Lot 167, containing 165 acres, at 10s. per acre; classi-

fication page 28 of 1465/23; being C. .1. Anderson'sforfeited Lease 68/3115.

(qv)Boyanup A.A. District (about four miles North-West

of Boyanup).Corr. No. 1143/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 411D/40,

A4.)Location 133, containing 109 acres, at 10s. per acre;

classification page 17 of 1465/23; and Location 139,containing 103a. 2r. 13p., at 10s. per acre; classificationspages 78 and 80 of 819/91, Vol. 1; subject to drainageconditions; being W. Crake's forfeited Lease 55/2162.

[CB!,Murray District (about five miles South of Tullis

Siding).Corr. No. 160/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 384A/40,

Al.)Location 1374, containing 100a. lr. 20p., at 12s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 79 of File 160/21.

ef-Rf,Wellington District (near Buckingham. Siding).

Corr. No, 4284/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 410D/40,

A3.)Location 2300, containing 100 acres, at 7s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 3 of 4-096/12; subject to pay-ment for improvements (if any) and to mining condi-tions; being P. H. Carroll's forfeited Lease 68/2037.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Kojonup District (about 12 miles South-East of:Kwobrup).


E & F3.)Locations 6231 and 6232, -comprising 1,767a. Or. 21p.,

at 8s. 6d. per acre; classification pages 10a and 11 of12900/10, Vol. 1; subject to an Agricultural Bank mort-gage; no further Agricultural Bank assistance will begranted; being W. H. Claughton's forfeited Lease42072/55.

NORTHAM- LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (near Moonijin Soak).Corr. No. 10255/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56D/40,

B3 & 4.)Location 20488, comprising 93a. 2r. 32p.; subject to

pricing ; classification page 148 of File 6208 /20, Vol. 2.

fc"RifAvon District (about four miles West of Yorkrakine).

Corr. No. 1951/10.V.,v. VI.PartsOpen under Par and VIII. (Plan 2611/40,

El.)Location 11532, comprising 826 acres, at 10s. per

acre; classification page 49 of 2929/08, Vol. 2; subjectto an Agricultural Bank mortgage; no further assistanceavailable; being James and Banks' forfeited Lease25328/55.

ef-BNinghan District (about four miles South -West of

Ca fl oux ) .Corr. No. 6800/25.Open under Parts V., VT., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

A Si B2.)Location 1718, containing 955 acres, at 8s. per acre;

classification page 15 of 3262/13; subject to paymentfor improvements (if any) ; being A, Mitson's forfeitedLease 20032/68.

Avon District (about three miles North of Booran).Corr. No. 6538/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,

Dl.)Location 20458, comprising 1,000 acres, at 7s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 22 of 10034/12; and Loca-tion 25265, comprising 2,011a. lr. 33p., at 4s. 6d. peracre, excluding survey fee; subject to the payment ofone-quarter survey fee (1,110) with application; subjectto payment for improvements and to timber conditions;being S. Ponum's forfeited Leases 22589/08 and 68/925.

Avon District (about six miles South of Voting).Corr. No. 1493/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4/80,

A4.)Locations 19989 and 25655, comprising 996a. 2r. 13p.,

at 5s. 6d. per acre; classification page 44 of 10914/11;subject to payment for improvements; the Governmentretains the right to resume free any land required forrailways or other public purposes; being F. A. McDon-ald's forfeited Leases 20407/68 and 25066/74.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.ffByy

Victoria District (about three miles North of Watheroo).Corr. No. 4795/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 63/80,

Dl; 90/80, D4.)Location 4050, comprising 4,742a. 3r. 29p., at 4s. 10d.

per acre; classification page 4 of 2708/18; being F.0. W. Emslie is forfeited Lease 68/2981.

SALMON GI MS-ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY."B."

Fitzgerald District (about nine miles South-East ofSalmon Gums).

Corr. No. 5266/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/SO,

Dfl.)Location 420 and 733, containing 1,000a. D.; subject

to an Agricultural Bank mortgage, to reclassificationand pricing, and to the special conditions governingselection in this district; no further Agricultural Bankassistance guaranteed ; being F. G. Casey's forfeitedLenses 39435/55 and 22908/74

(CB),Fitzgerald District (about nine miles West of Grass

Patch).Corr. No. 2771/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,

A & B )Locations 320 and 226, containing 1,010a. 3r. 27p.,

and Location 321, containing 1,010a. 3r. 20p.; subjectto an Agricultural Bank mortgage, to reclassificationand pricing, and to the special conditions governingselection in this district; no further Agricultural Bankassistance guaranteed; being F. G. Rose's forfeitedLeases 39198/55, 22743/74, and 12822/56.

sounrEINN CROSS LAND AGENCY.

Yilgarn District (about 12 miles North-East ofBullfinch) .


:02.)The area, containing about 1,196 acres, bounded by

lines starting from the North-West corner of Location674 and extending Northward along the Eastern boun-daries of Locations 673 and 738 about 92 chains to aSouth boundary of Timber Reserve 62/25; thence East-ward along the latter boundary to the South-East cornerof said Reserve; thence South to a point East of theNorth-East corner of Location 674 aforesaid; thenceWestward to same and onward to the starting point;subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

!CRP)Yilgarn District (about 11 miles East of Bullfinch).

Corr. No. 1199/26.Open under Parts IT., VI., and VIII. (Plan 53/80,

E4.)Location 53(1, comprising 999a. 31'. 16p., at 8s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 27 of 6470/22; subject to anAgricultural Bank mortgage; the Government retainsthe right to resume free any land required for railwaysor other public purposes; being H. Lee's forfeited Lease13147/56,

SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1471

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.(ea))Roe District (about four miles South of Newdegate).


134.)Location 406, containing 1,186a. P. Op., at 12s. per

acre; classification page 4 of 5923/22; Location 972,containing 1,000a. Or. 29p., at 4s. 9d. per acre; classi-fication page 20 of 2374/27; and Location 1264, con-taining 999a. 2r. 35p., at 4s. per acre; classification pageJO of 6437/28; subject to payment for improvements(if any); being H. Harmour's forfeited Leases 21751/68, 68/1231, and 68/1755.

OPEN THURSDAY, 13th OCTOBER, 1932.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (near Metricup).Corr. No. 1611/32.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 41311/40,

114.1The area, containing about 23a. 2r., bounded on the

East by location 3191, on the South by Location 2106,on the West by a surveyed road along the Eastern sideof th Reserve, and on the North by Location1567 i'ih.sorve 20452, School Site) and a line extend-ing East from the North-East corner of the latter loca-tion; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

Wellington District (two miles West of Donnybrook).Corr. No. 2851/31.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 414A/40,

El.)Location 3310, comprising 74a. 2r. 20p., at 13s. 60.

per acre; classification page 27 of File 2851/31 ; sub-ject to the reservation of the marketable timber to theCrown.

ecRy,Wellington District (about 15 miles South of

Bowelling) .Corr. No. 6362/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 415A/40,

B & C2.)Location 3778, containing 594a. 3r. 30p., at 9s. per

acre, including survey fee and excluding improvements;classification page 9 of 6362/28; being II-. Woodhead'sforfeited Lease 68/2081; the previous notice regardingthis location, appearing on page 63 of Government Gaz-ette dated 15th January, 1932, is hereby cancelled.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 19th OCTOBER, 1932.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.rlay,

Oldfield District (about nine miles North ofRavensthorpe) .

Corr. No. 832/29.Open under Parts V. and. VI. (Plan 405/80, E & P

3 & 4.)Location 457, containing 1,818a. 3r. 30p., at Os. 90.

per acre, including survey fee; classification page 11of 832/29; subject to mining conditions; being T. F.Tisdall's forfeited Lease 68/2267.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 26th OCTOBER, 1932.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.B.17

010field DistrictCorr. No. 1557/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 420/80,

D & El.)The area, containing about 380 acres, bounded by

lines starting from the North-West corner of HomesteadLease 257 and extending Southward along the Westboundary of said Homestead Lease 257 to its South-West corner; thence Westward along the North side ofa one-chain road to a point North of the North-Westcorner of Homestead Lease 259; the opposite boundariesbeing parallel and equal; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing, and to the protection of prospectors'rights, etc., under "The Mining Act, 1904.''

teR,7Oldfield District (about eight miles North-East of

Kundip).Corr. No. 6182/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and. VIII. (Plan 421/80,

111 & 2.)Locations 399 and 400, containing 1,216a. Or. 25p., at

7s. 3d. per acre; classification page 18 of 6182/26; sub.feet to an Agricultural Bank mortgage. to mining con-ditions, and to a cropping lease over 100 acres of theselocations; being P. E. Daw's (junr.) forfeited Leases68/1333 and 74/63'f.

C. G. MORRIS.Under Secretary for LandA

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

I, J. NUNN, being the owner of land over or alongwhich the portion of road hereunder described passes,have applied to the Yilgarn Road Board to close thesaid portion of road, viz.:-

Yilgarn.3421/27.1. 48.-The surveyed road along the West boundary

of Yitg,arn A.A. Lot 52; from its South-West corner to:1 surveyed road at its North-West corner. (Plan 36/80,E8.)

JAMES NUNN.

I, J. F. Worthing, on behalf of the Yilgarn RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

J. F. WORTHING,Chairman Yilgarn Road Board.

21st June, 1932.

THE 'ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

I, H. H. ROBERTS, being the owner of land over oralong which the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the Yilgarn Road Board to closethe said portion of road, viz.:-

Yilgarn.444/32.Y. 49.-The surveyed road along part of the South-

Eastern boundary of Yilgarn Location 576; from theNorthern side of the Lake Brown-Bullfinch Railway Re-serve to a surveyed road at the Eastern corner of saidLocation 576. (Plan 53/80, 04.)

H. H. ROBERTS.

I, J. P. AA'ortliing, on behalf of the Yilgarn RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

J. F. WORTHING,Chairman Yi lga rn Ron 0 Board.

21.st .June, 1932.


I, W. C. REYNOLDSON, Icing the owner of land overor along which the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the Wongan-Ballidu Road Boardto close the said portion of road, viz.:-

Wongan-Ballidu.1155/32.

500:-The surveyed road along a South-Westernand the South boundary of Ninghan Location 1845;from the. prolongation North of the West boundary ofLocation 305 to Road No. 6567 at the South-East cornerof said Location 1845. (Plait 57/80, DO.)

AV. C. 11EYNOLDSON.

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

J. H. ACKLAND,Chairman Wongandtallidu Road Board.

17t11 September, 1932.


WE, J. W. Parker and C. Edwards, being the owners ofland over or along which the portion of road hereunderdescribed passes, have applied to the York Road Boardto close the said portion of road, viz.: -

York.2839/03.V. 42:-The surveyed road (as shown in blue on O.P.

No. 3929) extending along the South-Eastern and East-ern boundaries of Avon Location 409; from Road No.28 near the Southernmost corner of the said location toRoad No. 8459 at its Northernmost corner. (Plans2B/40, E2, and 2C/40, D3 and E3.)

J, W. PARKER.The late C. Edwards' Estate,

H. M. EDWARDS,Executor.

I, W. G. Burges, on behalf of the York Road Board,hereby assent to the above application to close the roadtherein described.

15th September- 1082

W. G. BUBOES,Chairman York Road Board.

1472 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS the BE LVONT PARK Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Del-mont Park on er about the 5th day of April, 1932, resolved to open the roads h?reinafter described, that is tosay:-

No. Name. Width in Links. Position. T.O. Plan No.

Corr. No. 9250/04.1924 Acton Avenue 50 ... i From the terminus of the Present road to 2101

(extension) I Road No. 168Corr. No. 10860/06.

2681(widening)

2681(widening)

Hardey Roaddo. 50

50

From May Street to Road No. 168 ...

From May Street to two chains 37.5links South-Eastward from the North-ern corner of Lot 359 of Location 33

2799, 5216

2799, 3245

2715 Abernethy Road ... 100 From the North-Western side of May 2799, 5216, 2101(extension) Street to Road No. 168

2715 do. 50 From the North-Western side of May 3245. Diagrams(widening) Street to the North-Western side of 3233, 3270, 3066

Fairbrother Street2717

(extension)13elmont Avenue 00 From May Street to Thistle Street 2101, 2151

Corr. No. 7129/21.6609 Alexander Street 100 (plus truncation) From Aber:u, Road to F.awkstone 1029, 1563, 3490

(extension) Street6610 Sydenham Street 100 (plus truncation) ... do. do. do. L. and S. Dia-

(extension) gram 56537,1029, 2026, 1563,

1719, 34906610

(extension)6611

Lavender Street

Wright Street

100 Hardey: Street to Epsom Street ...

100 From Abernethy ...Oa( to hiii rkstone

2283

1029. 2020, 1719.(extension) Street 3490

6612(extension)

6613(extension)

6614(extension)

6615(extension)

Fulham Street

Gabriel Street

Keane Street

Scott Street ...

100 do. do, do.

100 From Ahern( load to Acton Avenue

100 do. do.

100 do. do.

1029, 1730. 3-190

1029, 117-0

1029, 1854, 1748

1029, 4802, 1854,1748, 1775

6616(extension)

New Street ... 100 do. 1 10 . lo. 1020, 4802, 1775,3701

6616(extension)

6616(extension)

Brookman Road

Dudley Street

100 (plus truncations) ... 1 ) dod Ave-..no to Prospect Road

100 ... From Hardey's Lead to 1s eymer Street

3902

3209

Corr. No. 2184/29.8219 Division Street 100 From the Sodtheri corner of Lot 271 of 3510

(extension) Canning Locathm :2 to Acton A venue8220 ! Uranium Street 1110 From the Vs'e-iter r corner of Lot 241 of 2967, 3510

(extension) Canning Location 2 to Acton Avenue8220 Clarke Street

(extension)8220 Daglish Road

lop . i From Acton :',,venue to Abernethy Road

100 From Abernethy Road to Hardey Road

2101

2709, 3216(extension) 1

Corr. No. 10860/06.9034 Sperry Street 100 From Hardey's Road to Keymer Street 32099035 Longfellow Street 100 do. do. 32099036 Mozart Street 100 do. do. 30269037 Violet Street ... 100 From Hardey's Road to Epsom Avenue 3026, Diagram

20389038 Oats Street ... 100 (plus truncations) From Prospect Road to Acton Avenue ... 39029039 Briggs Street 100 (plus truncations) do. do. do. 39029040 Patterson Road 100 From Fulham Street to Uranium Street 3490, 3902, 35109041 Rose Street ... 100 From Acton Avenue to Abernethy Road 2101

9041 Moran Street 100 From Abernethy Road to Hardey Road 2799, 52169042 Thistle Street 100 From Acton Avenue to ,Abernethy Road 21019043 Embden Street 100 do. do. d.o. 21019044 Casino Street 100 From Thistle Street to Road No. 168 ... 21019045 Pearl Road ... 100 From May Street to Road No. 168 ... 2799, 52169046 Carr Road ... 100 From May Street to Rason Road ... 2799, 52169047 Rason Road ... 100 From Abernethy Road to Hardey Road 2799, 52169048 Peet Street ... 100 From Rehir Street to Belgravia Street 2776

Plans-1D/20, N.E. and S.F.And whereas His Ex(Tilency the 1.dout.-Governor and A ilnulistrntor, pursuant to Section 17 of " The Public

Works Act, 190.2,'' li utak. s hod in the GoverAmenr CaZeitc, declared that the said lands had been setapart, taken, or resumed for the purpose of the said Roads, and that plans of the said lands might be inspectedat the Cepa rtment of Lands nod Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy of the said notices to be served upon the owners andec..apies of the said lands rerid nt within the State, or such of them as can with reasonable, diligence beascertrired, either personally or by registered letter posted to their last-named places of abode.

And whereas the Li.:att.-Governor and Administrator in Executive Council has confirmed the said resolu-tions, it is hereby notified that the lines of communication described above are Roads within the meaning of"The Road Districts Act, 1919," subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this 23rd day of September, 1932.C G. Al ORRIS,

SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.1 0 OVER NATENT I A ZETTE. WA, 1473

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Canning District Road Board.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and transactionsof the Board for Financial Year ended :30tit .5 me. 1932 :-

SUMMAR V f)1' ilii0li Pi's AND

Particular,.Credit Balaime at commencelnent of par

Balance at Treasury

PEN DITVP, E.

:3 IC

(i

In lout Is of Secretary 7 15 711 S 0

General Rate-(1) Current Rates collected during year... 1.-12!) 10 2(2) Arrears of Rate,: collected during year 718 12 In

2.14P, 3 0T,oan Rate--

(1) Current Rate, collected during year .7.04 12 10(2) Arrears of Rate, collected during year 179 10 10

684 3 8Other License,. etc.---

fa) Building Permit,. etc. ... 2 3 0(b) Pound,(c) Dogs ...

1

4,5126

3

(d) Recreation (.;rotinds. Parks, et e. 7 16 059 17 (i

Income from Property and Plant (other than

Rent from Halls. etc. 72 0 SGovernment, (Scant',

St ateIt osnita I Tax refund ... 28 12 3Traffic Fees 1,410 0 0Unemployment Sustenance, \Vartes

funil 7.075 0interest from Loan Sinking Fund ... 338 8 7Legal Expenses recovered ... 0 13 1

Rates in Suspense ... 116 8Health Account Ree,ipts -130 11Trust Accountx-

Unemphyment Su-',mince tee f amt.fund 23 18 0

.111 other Receipts--Refund, Employ,,' Federal -Mu ... -I 1 0Sundry Itc,funds I 2 6Returned Cheques ... 0stile of Electoral R ill, ... 0 15 0Nominatim Fees ... ... 11 0 0Insurance Refiuml, 8 1 5

Debit lance at end of liar at Commer,ial

Total ...

ExPENDerer:r.

Dehit Puthince at commencement of year alContmercial Itankpen,e: for Levyiln; Rates

iI \ , ((a. Collecting Licon,es

(Pre, (ilen,, Postage. v

Election Expenses ...

76 -1$, St

,L12,512 U 1.1

t: s.

0It

Audit Fee, ... 5 5lit vertisiug 6 7

Int-on-4. on Paul: Over.trail. 3:3 16Bank Charges 2 8 4

Three per cents. 24 18-Legal Expanses (Ordinary) ... 6 0 10Stationery and Printing 33 8Insurances ((5 uarantees, etc.) 6 1 6Insurance, (Works. etc.) - . :r1 18 toNtaintenan,c Works (from Revenue, toe!

Governut nt (rants), as per Form Na 51-(a) Roa-1, S

(h) etc.. 4I v.) lits'onti.,11 GF,1111d.S., Beacheslilt Pounds

19 7

9.06t; 15 St

-Maintenance of Hulk CO -I

Purchase and Interest. Recreation Ground,Wharf Street- 70 0 0

'Hospital Tax Unemployment 36 5 1

Disbursements in respect to Loans raisedunder 10' Geo. V., No. 38 (Part VIT.)Form 17)

Interest on Loan,Paid into Sinking Fund ... 378 0 0Interest on Sinking Fund ... 138 8 7

- I 3

Plant and 'lookRepairs to Furniture, Tool,. Plant, etc. ... 16 19 8

Refund of Rates (in 5itspem;e1 170 9 .1

Health Account Payments ... 376 It 6Statutory Payments-Fire Brigades 43 7 7Trust Accounts-Unemployment Sustenance

-Refund Account 23 18 0All other Expenditure (to be specified it On

Works)-Road Board Association 5 15Quarry Site Expenses 13 0 it

Suspense Account Refunds ... 5 C, 1

Drainage Survey 1 2

Employer,' Federation ..1,11,,fund Rites ...Sundry Expenses ... 1 5It ''turned Cheques 10 0N.nnination 12 I' ii

Ill 2 ItBalances at end of veer 'Ii credit of Brutrl

at Treasury ... 75 ti, :3

Total ... 11 11

1,1xi.9..urriES AND ASSETS.

LIAMLIT1Es.

Particulars.-Debit Balance at Commercial Bonk ...Loan Liability ...outstanding AccountsRates in Suspense ...Due to Health BoardDue to Vermin BoardDue to Loan Rates Account...All other Liabilities-

Balance due on Wharf Street Recreation

Railway Crescent, Construction Work ...Rates overpaid on Appeal. to be refunded ...

.Balance of Assets over Liabilities ...

Total ...

s. 4. s.76 18 3

10,950 0 0134 1 7

1,091 19 214 10 78 1 0

17 19 2

342 14 5427 7 922 6 9

3,164 13 4

£16,230 12 0

AssETs.

Particulars, s. d.Credit, -Balance at TreasuryRates Outstanding--

General Rates ... 3,763 10 11Loan Rates ... ... 959 18 9

('osts, Sale and Land ...Loan Sinking Fund Investments (including

accrued interest)Estimated Current Value of Property owned

by Board-FurniturePlant and Tools ...13uildingsOther (Land) ...

Total ...

s. d.75 18 3

4,723 9 840 15 9

7,547 15 5

... 321 10 0

... 116 1 0

... 1,056 2 6

... 1,469 0 03,862 13 6

£16,250 12 0

Smxatxu FuNns, tern.Loan Xii, 1. --Amount of loan, £1,700 ; Amount invested at Treas-

ury, including accrued interest, U,592 13s. 2d. ; Net liability onloan 30th June, 1032, -Ma 6s. 10d.

:Loan No. 2.-Amount of loan, £i,lltttl : Amount invested atTreasury, includh:g :wenn d interest, V.2,125 19s. 40, ; Net liabilityon loan 30th June. 1932. :574 Os. 84.

Loan No, u.-Anould of hum ; Amount invested atTreasury, including ac. rin d inb-rest, -K2,933 4.s. 110. ; Net liabilityon lean 20th June. It::::: . ,12.066 15s. id.

Loan No..1. AnmunT ,!' I i, i:500 ; Amount, invested at Treas-ury, incimling accrue,: inlet', X.146 Is. ; Net liability on loan 30thJune. 1932, .,:353

Loan No. 5.--Amouni of Man, .ti,1511 ; Amount invested at Treas-ury, includinz accrued interest. ls. 2d. : Net liability on loan30th Jane, .I U2.72, .,:118 18s.

Loan No. 6. --Amount of loam ,:600 ; Amount invested at Treas-ury, including accrued int,''c'-I IllS 15s. 10d. ; Net liability on butt;lilt!, June, L932, ,c,181 4s. 2d.

Total, Amount of loan, s:19.950 ; Total, Amount invested atTreasury, including accrued interest, .',:,7,547 l5s. 50. ; Total, Netliability on loan loth June, 10:32, K3,402 1s. 7d.

We certify having examined the books and ueeounts of theCanning Road lloard ; also compared Die Statements of

Receipts and Expenditure," the Assets and Liabilities,"also supporting statements, and found same to be correct.

\V. 1, MASON,Ratepayers Auditor,

R. L. -MILLEN,Government Auditor and Inspector.

Foto' No, 51.The Road Districts Act, 1919.

Statement, showing -Expenditure on Roads or other Works for yearended 30th June, 1932,

MAINTENANCE WORR.S.Name of 110101, Street, etc. s. d.

West, Want.-Burton . 4 It

Andrev-s 81 3 11-Riverton 2 2 0Wendouree 32 8 0Albany ... 1 8 8Sustenance Works 1.478 19 10Sundry Works 179 12 3

Central Ward-DoustFederal ionHamiltonRail iv)) yCecil ...George ...Wharf ...RentFremantleChannonWatts' ...Der,sleighA 'many ...Burton ...Railway ...liivertOnMasOn1'11011,11inBraehriseSuitenanceSundry Works ...

.Y.1.,728 19

11780 11 24 18 4

CO 14 86 5 8

10 1 58 4 35 11 8

ill C 11 CI1 0 90 15 4

15 70 4 (1

11 8 02 09 ()

17 C 910 51

1.475 19 10179 12 4

.i:,1.783 10 1

1471 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

Maintenance WorksrootEast Ward

NicholsonStation ...Thomas ...Gibbs ...Lacey ...Henry ...CanningtonLiege ...River ...Railway ...Albany ...CrawfordStation ...Sustenance WorksSundry Works

£ a. d.22 6 4

9 8 112 U

3 6 0O 51 I.

11. ]

1 2 ..

0 145 0 01 7 6

34 7 01 1 4

1,478 19 S. 179 13 5

£1,751 15 6

North WardWelshpool 81 11 4Division ... 15 7 2Central ... 6 12 8Railway ... 20 9 3\Vharf 1 17 6Stephen ... 3 0 0Hamilton 3 11 431111 3 17 6Thomas ... 3 2 4Sustenance Works 1,479 0 4Sundry Works ... 179 12 1

South WardRiley ...NicholsonBurt .

RivertonSustenance WorksSundry Works ...

SummaryWest Ward ...Central WardEast WardNorth WardSouth Ward

SUMO 1 6

1035 5

7 53 2

,479179 12

£1,704 13 5

... 1,728 191,783 10

_. 1,751 15.- 1,800 1... 1,701 15

£8,760 1 8

Foltm No. 17.The Road Districts Act, 1919 (Sections 304 magi 307).

Road Board loans Current Fear ended 10th June, 1922.Loan No. I .Anpaint authorised, :61.700; :Nominal amount

raised by issue of Del iiture. £1,700 ; Net al:mew* realiad (nomi-nal). Amount less 10,comit and 11(11.11ion Expen,es. 61,700 ;Portion of loan borrowed front Wiwi- cd,Perth ; Date of issue, 28111 April, 19:J5 ; . 25 years ; Rateof interest, 3 per cent. ; Percentage of Sink and, 21 1:r cent. ;Annual liability due on account of inter: -1 ;too sinking fund, £12710s.: Amount paid during the year uniii:r review, £170 ; Purposefor which the loan was raised, Drains.

Loan No. 2.Armiunt authorise.i. ; Nominal amountraised by issue of Debi:tun 3,0071 : Nc: 2 mount realised (nomi-nal). Amount less Disciund 1:'101 :111.1 £3,000 ; Por-tiou 611,10 b()r.roll,l iron: :

ton ; of is,zue, 1st 1,9w, nrrency. 25 years; Rate ofinteres!. p, ,-e; of sinking' ,17: Annual lia-bility (4, i:114,44 and sinkif.: ; Amountpaid durim. unt),T ZVieW, £255 ; for which the loanwas raised, Town: Ilull 11,)

Loan No. 3.- Anmuni a111 lc,e.g : Nontinal amount.raised by issue of lbli.go m'es. : Ne. cii Used (nomi-nal). Amount b.', 1/is(bun: Expe `L5"00 ; Por-tion of loan borrow, fr-iu ins rung ii;. : AY)' aled. Perth :Date of issue, 1st August, 1912 : I orrency. Rate ofinterest, 5 per cent. ; .. per cent..1.nnual liability due on account , rl Mg fund, 1:330Amount paid during the year under r. Sc for whichthe loan was raised, Roads.

Loan No. 1.--Amount authdri, e.501: amiand raisedby issue of Debentures, £3(m ; N moani rca:1,..ed (nominal).Amount, less Discount and Flobli:on ; Portion ofh m Winn borrowed from Goverscic. hole ; hcre floated, Perth ;Date of issue, 29th January. 1919 : currene::', 20 years ; Rate ofin' ere'), 6 per cent. ; Percentage of sinking fund, 2 per cent. ; Annual11,hility due on account of interest and sinking fund, £40 ; Amountpaid during the year tinder review, C >0 ; Purpose for which the loanwas raised, Roads.

Loan No. 3.Ainoun1 authorised, £130 ; Nominal amount raisedby issue of Debenture.. £159 ; Net amount realised (nominal).Amount less Discoing amt Flotation :Expenses, £130 ; Portion ofloan borrowed Pont Governm.t, Whole ; Where floated, Perth ;Date of issue, 29th June. 1921 ; Currency, 30 years ; Rate of interest,6 per cent. ; of sinking fund, 2 per cent. ; Annual Hob--Witty due on account of interest. and sinking fund, £12 ; Amountpaid during the year under review', £16 5s. ; Purpose for Wil]:the loan was raised, Roads.

Loan No. 6.Amount authorised. £600 : Nominal amount raisedby issue of Debentures, :£600 ; Net amount realised (nominal).Amount less Discount, and Flotation Expenses, £000 : Portion ofloan borrowed from Government, Nil ; Where floated, Perth ; [bit,of issue, 4th April, 1926 ; Currency, 7 years ; Rate of interest, 7 percent. ; Percentage of sinking fund, 14 per cent. ; A rinual liabi171ydue on account of interest and sinking fund, £117 ; Amount, paidduring the year under review, £117 ; Purpose for which the loan \Valiraised, Office and Hall.We hereby certify that the figures and particulars above

are correct.G. H. -WILSON,

Chairman.WALTER P. JONES,

Secretary.

THE IZOAP URICTS AUT, 1919.

Wiluna :Road. Board.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and transac-tions of the Board for Einancal Year elided 30th June,1931:

SUMMARY OF RECEI-1"I'S AND EXPENDITURE.

RECEIPTS.

Particulars.£ s. d.

General Rate(1) Current Rates collected during year ... 196 5 1.

(2) Arrears of Rates collected during year 87 5 11

Loan Rates(1) Current Rates, collected during year ... 124 18 1(2) Arrears of Rates collected during year 24 5 6

Traffic LicensesCart and Carriage ... ... 15 7 6Motor Vehicles-

(a) Cars (Private) ... ... 647 15 0(b) Licensed to carry less than 20 pas-

senger, ... ... 84 0 0(c) MoRa' rvelos ... ... 18 7 6((1) Motor Wagons 340 U U

(e) Trailers :CI,/ Semi trailers 0 0Dealers' Plates 11 0 0Conductors ... 3 10 0Carriers ... 23 0 0

Other Licenses, Pees. etc., DogsTrading (rincerns

Lighting, and Power 110 4 6Town Supply._ ...

Government GrantsState--Stock Route Wells

Legal Expenses recoveredNomination Deposits ...Rates in Suspense ...Health Account ReceiptsTrust, Accounts

Traffic Certificate Bolder, SalesAll other Receipts ...Debit Balance at end of veau at -Union

Total ..

Particulars.

Debit Bak mince at commencement of year

Expel:se, levying Rates Valuation

Expenses for (ollecting .

ail:1We ,.7)iscs, etc. ...

Oflietc,T. Expenses.Teldi \ Cash.

Election :ExpensesAdvertising ...-Interest on lbmk Or1:ank- Charges ...Three p-r cents.11 1x1 Exiimses (Ordinary)

1.g.:-.11 1:N 11 14,4:.

:111,1 Printing1l:!- Tirane:'. I ! barantees. itc.'111st:rms.. - (Works, etc.) .

Construction Works (from :Revenue, FnehidinggGovernment' Grants) as per Form No. 31

(a) Roads(0) Footpaths .

(c) Recreation Growletc. ..

371 7 0

s.

217 11 112 5 8

18 I 8

Maintenance Works (from Revenue, includingGovernment Grants) its per Form No. 51

(a) Roads .544 0 2(b) ... 29 5(c) Street bighting, etc.... ... 22 18 3(d) Recreation Grounds, Beaches 2 17 U

Trading ConcemsLighting and Power 182 -I 0Water (Town Supply) 867 13 4

Disbursements in respect to Loans raisedunder 10* Geo. V. -No. 38 (Part VII.) (.5.e,Form 171

Purchase of Debentures ... 199 3 8Interest on Loans 38 5 6

Plant and Towis(1) Plant. et c. (puchased during year)(2) Toole (.11.11m ^_ year)(3) .10piiics to urniture,

Refund of Corr t(11,' i

Refund of itatc-, hu 8,11,irsi I()tiler Retutnds ...

:Health Account PayttuntCemetery Account Payment,Statutory Payments--Ho, pit a ls 1 u

Trust Accounts--Tratlic Holder, ...All other Expenditure._Balances at end of year-- edi

at 'Treasury ...

Total ...

CM 18 1140 11 11

1 0

10 09 13

17 U 0

s. (I.

483 11 0

14:1 3 10

1,1.17 0 011 13 9

501 11 0

35 0 03 19 0

17 0 ()1 10 0

32-1 17 7

8 893-1 1 328:1 12 10

£3,901 11 ::

s. (1.

3 9

3 1 0

9 10359 0

744 0

21 72 :172 19

24 114 5

10 .1039 1.

12 059 11

90

1(1

0

00

9

257 11 3

599 (1 7

.0 -19 19 .1

237 9 2

111 If 10

16 12 9226 14 II.

0 6 98 6 S9 14 0

497 3 I

17 10 0

£3,001 11 9

SEPTENIBER 23. 1932.] GOVER ENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1475

LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.

Pari ieulars.

Debit Ba Ian, at Union Bankd. 5. a.

12 tuLoan .Liability 11 2Rates in Suspense 1. 10 0All other :Liabilities-

Overbanked hp Secret ary (I L2 0Main Road Board Tra the l'c;, 1929-30... 86 0 0Main Road Board Trash. V0..6, 11)29 -30... 114 14 0

200 14 0Balance of Assets over Liabilities ... 2,890 18 10

Total ... £3,816 2 4

ASSETS.

Particulars.s. d. s. d.

Credit Balance at Treasury ... 17 1.0 0Rates outstanding-

General Rates 769 Li 0Loan Rates ... 105 8 0

035 6 0Estimated Current Value of Property owned

by Board-Furniture ... 04 14 0Plant and Tools ... 887 13 4Buildings ... ... 11.6 0 ItTown Water Supply ... 1.143 17 8

Due by Health hoard 1 -I

Due by Loan Rates Account 12:1 0 7All other Assets ... 22- 6 3 5

Total ... £3,81.6 2 4

LOAN REPAYMENTS.

Loan No. 1-Amount of Loan current on 30th June, 1930, £037 175.10d. ; Debentures re-purchased. £199 3s. 8d. : Net liability on loan30th June, 1931, £418 lbs. 20.

enrtify having examined the books and iiceounts ofthe Wiluna Road Board; also compared the Statementsof "Receipts and Expenditure," the "Assets and Lia-bilities," also supporting statements, and found sameto be correct.

N. L. HODGSON,Government Auditor and Inspector.

Form No. 51.

Ills Roads Districts Act, 1919.

Statement showing Expenditure on Roads or other Works for yearended 30th June, 1931.

Name of Road, Street, cue. Construction.

s. d.

chance.

£ S. d.Townsite Roads 52 14 5 98 6 10Meeka 141 19 1Lawler; 0 19 88 10 7Various ... 30 It 4Direction Signs 1 3 2Camping Reserve 1 1Mines ... 118 5 2Aeroplane Land. sound 11S 16 11Scotia ... 0 10 0

Cunya (11 111

Lake ... 28 1.1 10 1 8 7IVongawol S 9 4

£217 0 11 £544 0 2

'01 No. 17.

The Road Districts Act 1919 (Sections 304 (08/ 3071.

Road Board Loans Current Year curled 30th June, 1931.

Loan No. 1-Amount authorised, 31,000; Nominal amount raisedby issue of Debentures, 81,000 ; Net amount realised (nominal).Amount less Discount and Flotation Expenses, £1,000 ; Portion ofloan borrowed from Government, Treasury, £1,000 ; Where floated,Perth; Date of issue, 17--8-28 ; Currency, 5 years ; Rate of interest,04 per cent. ; Annual liability due on account, of interest and sinkingfund, £237 9s. 3d. ; Amount paid during the year under review, £2379s. 2d. ; Purpose for which the loan was raised, Plant.

-\\Te hereby certify that the figures and partIndarsabove are correct.

(Signed) ARTH.UR a. G. 13ROWNE,Chairman.

(Signed) R. S. .W.I1313,Secretary.

11th August, 1932.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Wiluna Road Board.

ANNUAL Statement showing operations and transactionsof the Board for Financial Year ended 30th June. 1932 :--

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EN'PENDITURE.

RECEIPTS.

Particulars. s. 0. s. 0.

Credit Balance at commencement of year -Balance at Treasury 17 10 'I

General Rate-(1) Current Rates collected during year ... 646 18 3(2) Arrears of Rates collected during year 276 4 1

923 2 6Loan Rate-

(1) Current 'Rates collected during year ... 237 1 3(21 Arrears of Rates collected during year 57 4 7(1) Rebate ... ... ... 0 10 2

295 5Traffic Licenses-

Cart and Carriage 22 13 0`I' (or Vehicles-

(a) Cars (Private) ... ...(b) Licensed to carry less than 20 pas-

sengers : (c) Licensed to carry 20passengers or more ... ...

711

120

2 6

15 0(d) Motor Cycles ... ... 20 18 6(e) Motor Wagons ... 391 15 0If) Trailers and semi-trailers 12 5 0

Dealers' Plates ... 0 5 0Carriers' ... 34 0 0Drivers' 2 5 0

1,12.I. 19 0Other Licenses, Fees, etc.--Dogs . S 12 6Trading Concerns-

Lighting and Power 717 19 .1

Water . 000 18 01,318 :17 4

Government Grants-Wells ... 17 10 0Legal Exl'Iloes recovered ... 16 13 2Cons r.,ci,,r,' Deposits ...

.

8 0 0Heal; it Aecount Receipts 355 4 10All other Receipts-

Sundries 8 18Certificate Holders ... 8 3Sale Bins ... 1 6 ItRebate insurance ... 5 2 it.License :Plates and Transfers 28 6Red Hill Water Supply ... 11 19 4

63 16 S

Total ... £4,369 11 2

NIRITRE.

Particulars. s. d. £ s. 0.'Debit Balance at commencement of year at

Union Bank ... 281 12 10Expenses for Collectimu Licenses ... 60 10 0

(lIII cc Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty Cash,401

104

11 S

2 10Election Expenses 4 4 0Audit lies 5 0 0Advertising 24 11 6Bank Charges ... 3 0 :LiThree per cents. 1' 14 9Stationery and Printing 13 12 4Insurances (Guarantees, etc.) 7 15 6,,tilstruction Works (from 'Revenue, inc'ludin'g

Government Grants). as per Form No. 51-Roads 207 19

Maintenance Works, (from Revenue, includingGovernment Grants), as per Form No. 51-

(a) Roads 152 8 1

(b) Wells, Dams, etc. ... 7 0 0(c) Street Lighting, etc. 60 1 0(d) Grader Account 31 1:1 0(e) 'Truck Account 15 18 10

19 11Lighting and 1N»ver ... 665 19

27510

Water ... ... 3,179 19 1

11,, 7

Disbursements in respect to Loans raisedunder 10° Geo. V., No. 38 (Part VII.) (see:Form 17)-

Purchase of Debentures ... 104 it 5Interest on Loans 14 5 2Exchange ... 0 12 0

119 6 7

100 17Plant and Tools-

(11 Plant, etc. (purchased during r) 7(2) Repairs to Furniture, Took, Plant, etc. 10 1 7 2

1.1 9Refund of Contraetors' Deposits

111.:10 0 0Ilefund of Nomination Deposits 8 0 0health .ccount l'aynuints 195 14 9All other--

19 5 9Certificate 11olticr. 4 10:Rubbish _Bins ACC- 1. 24 7 4rfratlic.Fces (Main .5 t.atis Board) ... 100 0 0Secretary :BMus s 'ash on hand shmt

posted) ... 0 7 6148 10 7Balances at end of year-To credit of Board

at Union Bank (Gcnerol Account) ... 476 4 3In hands of Treasury 23 19 11

4 2500

Total .4,369 11 2


LIABILIT AND ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.

Particulars. s. d. s. d.Loan Liability ... 334 4 0Outstanding Accounts

other Liabilities--151 6 9

Main Roads Board Traffic 231 15 9

Due to Health Board 157 1.S 9391 14. 6

Balance of Assets over Liabilities 2,204 16 5

Total 1i3,082 2 5

ASSETS.

Particulars. P S. d. s. (1.

Credit Balance at Treasury ... 21 19 itCredit Balance at Union Bank 476 4 3Cash in hands of late Secretary B 0 7 6

500 11 8Rates outstanding

General Rates 69S 2 9Special Rates ... 177 8 10

875 IL 7

Estimated Current Value of Property ownedby Board

Furniture ... -12 0 0Plant and Tools ... 5-10 13 11Buildings 361 8 0Other (Water Supply- Fittings, 646 7 5

1.572 9 -1

All other AssetsWater Supply Accounts ... 139 9 10

£3,082 2 5

REPURCHASE or DEB=URES.Loan No. 1..--Amount of loan current on 30th June, 1031. 11438

11s. 2d. : Dehentnre;, re.purchaqed. 1104 9s. 50.: Net liability onloan 130th June, 1032, '1:314 -1s. 0d.

I certify having examined the books and accounts of theAATiluna, Road Board ; also compared the Statements of" Receipts and Expenditure," the " Assets and Liabilities,"also supporting statements, and found same to be correct.

N. L. 1-1.0.14GSON,

Government Auditor and Inspector.

FORM NO. 51.77, Di,trietN Ad!, 1019.

Statement showing 11;.;pcniPttre on Roads or other Wort,: for yearended 30iII 1 IMO,

Name of Road, si reef'. etc.

Pout pat hs

1032.

Const rust ion. Alain ((mama%

LI 12 6

Lawlers 12 7 0Various 11. .1(1 0Recreation Ground 6 18 0Mines 66 2 0Recreation Reserve 7 15 0 2 2 7Cunya I 4 0 2 12 8IVongawol 101 6 0Town Roads 97 14 2 38 16 7

31207 19 2 S.:152 8 1

Volts No. 17.The Road Dist,tiets Act, .1919 (Section, 104 mid 307).

Road Board Loans Current. Year ended loth June, 1912.Loan No. 1.--Amount authorised, £1,000 ; Net amount realised

(nominal). Amount Ie., Discount and -Flotation Expenses, 111,000 :Portion of loan borrowc.1 from Government, Whole ; Where floated,Treasury ; Date 17111 August, 10'_3: Currency. 5 years :Rate of interest, per cent. ; Annual liability due ou account ofinterest and sinkin.: f ned, 7d. ; Amount paid during theyear under review, 1,11181.4s. 7d. ; Purpose for which loan was rased,Plant.

We hereby certify that the figures and particulars abovearc correct.

(Signed) ARTHUR J. G. BROWNE,Chairman.

(Signed) S. R. HEDDITCH,Secretary.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

lelcille Read DistrictRedivisiOn into WardsNoticeof Intention.

Department of Works and Labour,PAM 8.16/3l Perth, Sth September, 1932.

rr is fletoby notified, for general information, thatit is the intention of His Excellency the Lieut.-Governorand Administrator, under the provisions of "rile RoadDistricts let, 1910," and all other powers enablinghim in this behalf, to redivide the Melville Road Dis-

trict into five Wards, with the names, boundaries, andnumber of members allotted to each Ward as set forthiu the Schedule hereto.

Plans showian. the proposed boundaries may be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of Worksand Labour, Perth.

(Sgd.) C. A. INTENT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

Schedule.

ELATIDLE ROAD DISTRICT.

Description of Ward Boundaries.Bicton Ward.

All that portion of land bounded by lines commencingat the intersection of the Westernmost boundary of theDistrict wills the Southern side of Canning Road (No.9) and exttmding Northward and Eastward along theDistrict boundaries (left bank of the Swan River) tothe product 'loll North-Westward of the South-Westernside of Road No. 6225; theme along said side of RoadNo. 6225 and continuing to the Southern side of Can-ning Road and Westward along said side of CanningRoad to the starting point. (3 members.)

Palmyra Ward.Bounded on the Northward by part of the Southern

boundary of the Bicton Ward; from the Westernmostboundary of the District to the Eastern side of BarnardStreet; on the Eastward and Southward by lines com-mencing at the junction of the Southern side of Can-ning Road with the Eastern side of Barnard Streetand extending Southward along said side of BarnardStreet to the South side of lfavy Street; thence Westalong the South side of _Davy Street to the East sideof North Lake Road (No. 2057) and South along saidside of North Lake Road to the production East of theSouth side of Ritclieoer Road; thence West along saidproduction and South side of Kitchener Road and itsproduction West to the East side of Williams Roadand South along said side of Williams Road to theSouth side of Tliiig Road; thence West along said sideof hang 'food to the East side of Stock Road (No. 312)and South along said side of Stock Road and of RoadNo. 6569 lo the District boundary; thence West alongsaid District bonadary to the South-West corner oft'ockb11111 Sound Location 514 (Cemetery) ; on theWest wail liv part of the District boundary to the start-in point. (11 -members.)

A pplecross Ward.liotpuh,1 011 the West ward, Northward, and Eastward

f. part of the District boundary (left bankoefstetlrttt

Swan River) from its ;junction with the South - Westernside of Road No. 0225 to the South side of Canning'Road; on the Southward be' the Southern side of Can-ning Road and the South-Western side of Road No. 6225to the starting point. s members.)

Mount Pleasant Ward.Bounded to the North-Westward by the South-Eastern

boundary of the Applecross Ward and on the Eastwardliv part of the District boundary from its junction withthe South-Eastern boundary of the Applecross Wardto its junction with the production East of the Southside of Coottwora Road (No. 8870) ; on the Southwardby lines commencing at the said junction and extendingWest along the South boundary of Canning Locationti6 and the South side of Coomoora Road and Northalong the West side of Bedford Road (No. 8875) to theSouth side of Coogee Road (No. 8874) ; thence West:along the production West of the said side of CoogeeRoad to the South-Eastern side of Drew Road andSouth-Westward along said side of Drew Road to theEast side of McCallum Crescent; thence South alongsaid side of McCallum Crescent, West along the Southside of Shttpcott Street, and North along the Westside of Hickey Street to the Southern side of CanningRoad (the starting point). (1 member.)

Country Ward.Bounded on the Northward by part of the boundaries

of the Palmyra, Bicton, and Mount Pleasant Wards fromthe junction of the South side of Haig Road with theEast side of Stock Road to the left bank of the CanningRiver, and on the Eastward, Southward, and Westwardby part of the District boundaries to the starting point.(1 member.)

SEPTEMIIER 23, 1932.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,

TBE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Ater A rea °Dee.

BY virtue of of "The -Water Boards Act,1904," notice is fill parties interestedthat the sum elf '::;I- due and unpaid fortu-elye months in respect of rates mafle and assessed bythe Minister exercising the powers of a Water Board forthe Brookton Water Area under the said Act, upon theth110, being- Brookton Lot containing one tyre orthereabouts, standing in the name of Charles WilliamSnook, of Brookton, :Farmer, and being the whole of theland comprised in Certificate of Title. Registered Volume1147, Folio 34, and payment of the said sum is now re-quired; and the owner of the said property, and allother persons interested therein, are hereby warned that,in default of payment of the said 911111 of L54, togetherwith ail expenses caused by the non-payment of thesame on or before the 10111 day of Oetober, 1932, to theFinder Secretary for "\Vitt. r Supply, Pubbe Works De-partment, Perth, or an officer duly authorised by himto receive moneys. on his behalf, a petition will be pre-sented by the said Minister to the Supreme Court, pray-ing' the said Court to order the said property, or a com-petent part thereof, to be sold, pursuant to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Dated this 10th day of September, 1932.

T. LINDSAY,Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage,

Administering "The Water Boards Act, 1904."

MUNICIPAI CORPORATIONS' ACT, 1906.

F.W. 719/31.By -law of the :Municipality of l'Iunbury, made under

Section 179 of "The Municipal Corporations Act,11)06,', and Numbered 13, for regulating the Controland like of Reserves and Camping Grounds:

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by the said Actthe Mayor and Councillors o'r the Municipality of Bun-bury order as follows:

By -law No. 13 of the By-laws of the Municipality ofIi1unbury in force prior to the date hereof is hereby re-pealed and the following By-law shall be passed in itsplace and be known as By -law No. 13:

I.Interpretation.In the construction of this By-law, unless the con-

text otherwise indicates:(a) "Reserve" shall nlean and include the park

lands, recreation grounds, ieserves and endowment landsbelonging to or under the control of the Council, andshall also include the lauds near the Banbury' Jettyknown as "the Baths Reserve"; the ocean beach withinthe limits Of or on the boundary of the Municipal :Dis-trict; the lands known as "the Stirling :Estate Reserve,"and all areas which are now or shall hereafter be setapart by the Council for the purpose of campinggrounds.

(h) "Inspector" shall mean and include the TrafficInspector and any other Inspector ill the employ of theMunicipality, and shall also include any Honorary In-spector appointed by the Council to assist the Councilto maintain a due observance of the By-laws of theMunicipality.

2.Behaviour.No person shall misconduct- himself, or indulge in any

riotous, disorderly, or indecent conduct, or use any in-decent or improper language, or offend against decencyas regards dress on any reserve.

3.Intoxicating Liquor.No person shall enter upon or remain on any rescind

Mien visibly under the indluence of liquor.

4, Bill Sticking.No person shall, without the consent of the Town

Clerk, post, stick, stamp, stencil, paint, or otherwiseaffix any placard, handbill, notice, advertisement, or anydocument whatsoever upon any tree, board, fence, post,gate, building, road, path, Or any place whatever on anyreserve, nor distribute or give out any such placard,handbill, notice, advertisement, or document on any re-serve, and no person shall cause to be clone any of theacts herein prohibited.

5.Expectoration.No persen shall spit or expectorate iu 01' UpOli air.

III ding. structure, or erection on any reserve.

6.Meetings.011 shall organise, arrange, advertise, or take

tel picnic, or concert, or any meeting 0like charoleter or engage in public worship, preaching.or public sit( of any kind on any reserve without)(omission in writing of the Town Clerk.

7.Betting,No person shall bet or offer to bet publicly on

reSerVe.8.Damaging Growth.

.0 person shall injure, break, defae -e, pull up, piddiremove, or destroy any tree, shrub, or grass growing onanti- reserve.

9.Fires and Shooting.person or persons shall carry or discharge any

ll rea rill, Or throe 01' discharge any stone or other mis-sil or set off any fire balloon, or throw or set lire to

VOrkS or kindle or make any fire on ant- re,ervewith permission in writing from the Town Chrk,

10.Rubbish.No person shall deposit or leave any rubbish, refuse,

paper, brokim glass, china, or litter of any kind what-soever 111/011 1111y reSerVe, eXeept in the receptacle pro-vided for the purpose.

11. Broken (glass,No person shall place or break, or permit or suffer

to be placed or broken, ;my glass, metal, or earthen-ware, bottles, or utensils on any reserve, without firsthaving obtained the written consent of the Town Clerkso to do.

12. horses or Motor Vehicles.No person shall ride, drive, lead, or swim a horse, or

drive any mon». cycle or motor car on the 'beach withinthe area (',tending' from Clifton Street Southwards toBeach Road, Bunbury.

3.--Suinlay Si old.The Council may at its discretion prohibit any games

Or sport from being played_ or carried on by ally personor persons upon any reserve on any Sunday.

14.Trading.No person shall, 'without permission in writing from

the Town Clerk, sell or expose for sale a Ity goods, wares,refreshments, fruits, nuts, confectionery, fish or othermerchandise or things, or solicit or offer to purchasebottles on any reserve.

15.Damage to Property.No person shall cut up, damage, destroy, disfigure, or

interfere with any road, fence, electrical equip-ment, waterpipe, or fitting's upon any' reserve.

16. Gauges and Animals.No person shall, without he permission in writing

from the Town Clerk, play, practise, or indulge in anygame, sport, gy11111/1Stie exercise, 00 Ily reserve, or exer-cise on any reserve ally horse, 101, 01' other animal forracing.

17.--Straying Stock.No person shall, without the written consent of the

Town Clerk, cause, allow, or suffer any horse, cattle,sheep, dog, goat, camel, donkey, mule, pig or other ani-mal, or fowl or other bird, to enter, stray, or feed uponany reserve, nor cause, allow, or suffer any dog to enterany swimming area within any reserve, nor throw sticksor other missiles therein.

18. Use of Reserves.The Council shall llaVe the power to grant the ex-

clusive rights to use and occupy any reserve or portionthereof for holding sports or amusements to any re-sponsible person or persons, subject to such conditionas may be decided on by the Council, and any personor persons olitaining such rights shall be responsible forthe proper can, of all fences, buildings, erections, treesor other improvement.; -upon stub rererVe or portionthereof, and shall pay lo Cmileil for the use of theland Such fees as the Council decide.

19.-- Camping.No person shall, e as hereinafter provided, camp,

lodge, or tarry over night Oil any reserve, nor frequentany reserve for the purpose of camping, lodging, ortarrying over night thereon.


20.Permits for Camping.Notwithstanding the provisions of Clause 19 camping

niay be permitted in areas set apart for the purpose bythe Council, but not elsewhere, upon the issue of a per-ndt by an Inspector, and subject, to the following con-ditions:

The Council may at one time make and declare aschedule of charges and issue permits to persons de-sirous of camping on any such area.

(a) No persan shall sublet any camp, or sell, give, orotherwise dispose of any permit, to any person.

(b) Except by permission of the Inspector no personshall bring into or keep within the camping area anyanimals or birds whatever.

(c) No person shall bring into or keep or consume inthe camping area any intoxicating liquor.

(d) Campers must keep the area, covered by theirpermit, in a clean and sanitary condition at all times.All rubbish capable of destruction by fire shall beburned by the occupier in the approved fire-place.

(e) All campers must use the sanitary conveniencesprovided, and in no circumstances will improvised con-veniences on individual camping sites be permitted.

(f) Camping permits may at any time be withdrawnby the Inspector if in his cpinion a breach of these By-laws has been committed, or if, in his opinion, it is de-sirable that the permit shall be terminated. In the eventof termination hereunder, the rental paid shall be for-feited to the Council, all d no compensation shall beclaimed or paid_ for loss, damage, or inconveniencesuffered through the withdrawal of the permit.

(g) Subject to the right of the Inspector and theofficers and employees of the Council, or any person act-ing under their instructions, or any police constable, toenter any camping site at any time, no persons shallouster into or remain within such camping site, exceptwith the permission of the holder of the permit.

(h) No fires shall be lighted on any camping area,except in places approved by the Inspector.

21. For every offence against the provisions of theseBy-laws, the offender slitiil upon conviction before anyone or more Justices of the Peace fofeit and pay apenalty not exceeding Twenty pounds (i120).

Passed by resolution of the Council of the Muni-cipality of Bunbury on the 8th day of August, 1932.

The Common Seal of the Municipality of Ihmburywas hereunto affixed this 12th day of August, 1932, inthe presence of

[L.S.]J, E. HANDS,

Mayor.J. 'L. BAN TING,

Town Clerk.

Recommended(Sgd.) J. LINDSAY,

Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieut.-Goveno andAdministrator in Executive Council this 13th day ofSeptember, 1932.

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

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.P.113 719/31.

By-laws of the 1luuicipatlIty of llunintry, made underSection 179 of "The Municipal Corporations Act,1906," and Numbered .i6, for regulating Bathingand the Conduct and Clothing of Bathers:

IN pursuance of the powers conferred be the said Act,the Mayor and Councillors of the Municipality of Bun -bury order as follows:

Interpretation.In the construction of this By-law, unless the context

otherwise indicates, "Inspector" shall mean and in-clude any Traffic or other Inspector in the employ ofthe Municipality, and shall also include any HonoraryInspector appointed by the Council to assist the Councilto maintain a due observance of the By-laws of theMunicipality.

1.Bathing Costumes.Every person on any beach within the limits of or on

the boundary of the Municipality, or bathing in anyportion of the sea within the limits of or on the bon's-

Mary of the -Municipality, exposed to public view, shallat all iinws, when not dressed in ordinary apparel, wearH her a two-piece costume, or a one-piece costume with

V-piece loin cloth or skirt. No person shall appearon any road, footpath, or public place within the .Muni-ipillity. except -within the immediate precincts of the

bathing places, unless covered by a dressingouter robe which in the opinion of the In-

is an adequate cover.

2.Indecent or Inadequate Costume.111 any cases where an Inspector is of the opinion that

any person's bathing costume is indecent or inadequate,or that the material is too thin, or is not in a properstate of repair, or is for any reason unsuitable, he maydirect such person to resume at once his ordinary dress.

3.Failure to Resume Dress.If ally person shalt fait to resume his ordinary dress

when directed to do so by an Inspector, he shall beguilty of an offence against this Bylaw.

4.Dressing in Public View.No person shall dress Or undress or remove or dis-

arm age any part of his bathingg costume in any placewithin the lbnits of or on the boundary of the Muni-cipality, open to public view; provided that this shallnot prevent any person already etad in proper bathingdress from doffing or domfing, on the beach, any dress-ing gown or outer robe.

3.--Bath mains Places.No person shall bathe .y ,dace after being warned

,- an Inspector that such place is dangerous, or if suchplace be indicated as dangerous Icy a ".Danger" signalor notice.

6.Conduct of Bathers.Na persons bathing in any open public water shall

molest or in any way interfere with any other personbathing, or approach in such manner as may reasonablycause annoyance to such bather.

7.Use of Dressing- Sheds.(a) A dressing shed shall be used for dressing and

undressing only. No person shall play games or, with-out reasonable cause, loiter in or in the vicinity of anyshed.

(b) No person shall bring or deposit any filth or rub-bish in any such shed.

(c) No person shall, under any pretext whatsoever,enter any dressing shed set apart for the use of theopposite sex.

S.Damaging or Defacing Buildings.No Ilerson shall damage, deface, disfigure, or write

in or upon, or paste or wflix any advertisements on toany dressing shed or -public convenience, or to or on anynotice board or other erection, except with the writtenconsent of the Town Cleric first had and obtained.

9. For every offence against the provisions of theseBy -taws the offender shall upon conviction before any0 lie or more Justices of the Peace forfeit and pay apenalty of not exceeding Twenty pounds (g20).

Passed by resolution of the Council of the 1\1 uni-,,ality of Iliunintry on the 8th day of August, 1932.The Connnon Seat of the Municipality of Banbury

was hereunto affixed this 12th day of August, 1932.J. E. HANDS,

[T's.] Mayor.

J . L. BANT1NG,Town Clerk.

11econunmsded-(Sgd.) L NDSA


Approved by His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor andAdministrator in :Executive Council this 1.fith day ofSeptember, 1932.

(Sgd.) E. SHAPC01"1",Clerk of the Council.

SEPTEmitcf; 2:3, 19:12.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1479

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date ofNotice.

1932.

Sept. 14

Sept. 14

Sept. 14

Sept. 14

Sept. 14

Sept. 14

Sept. 21

Sept. 20

Sept. 21

Workslowest

Nature of Work.

Carlotta CreekNew School andQuarters (8184)

Wyalkatchem SchoolNew 30ft.x 20ft. Classroom (8185)

Yilliminning SchoolNew Quar-ters (8186)

Group 148 SchoolNew Quarters(8187)

The Victoria Institute for theBlind, Maylauds Renovations(8188)

Koorda SchoolNew Quarters(8189)

Group 89 SchoolNew Quarters(8190)

North Perth. Infants' SchoolAdditions (8191)

Kondenup SchoolNew Quarters(8192)

Date and Timefor Closing.

1932.(Noon on Tuesday.)4th October

4th October

4th October

4th October

4th October

4th October

11.th October

Ilth. October

11th October

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses at Bun-bury and Busselton, on or after the 20th Septem-ber, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merredin,and Wyalkatehem Police Station, on or after the 20thSeptember, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses atKittanning, Wagin, and Narrogin, on or after the20th September, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; Court Houses at Busseltonand Bridgetown, and Police Station at Manjimup,on or after 20th September, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on or after the 20th Sep-tember, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merredin.and Police Station, Wyalkatehem, on or after the20th September, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; at Court Houses, Bunburyand Bridgetown, and Police Station, Manjimup, onand after 27th September, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 27th Septem-ber, 1932.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; at Katanning and AlbanyCourt Houses and Kendenap School, on and after27th September, 1932.

'enders, together v.ith the prescribed deposit, src lo he add ressed to "The Hon. the Minister forand Labour," and marked "Tender," and will lw received at the Public Works Office, Perth. Theor any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

C. A. MUNT,Tinder Secretary for Works and Labour.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.Department of. Works and Labour,

Perth, 23rd September, 1932.THE following list of Tenders, recently accepted, ispublished for general information:

Mte of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Descriptionof Contract, and Amount.

19-9-32Anderson Bros.: South Shackleton SchoolRemoval from Erikin (8176), £110 15s.

1-9-32, 31-8-33R. Hicks: Perth-Fremantle Govern-ment Building's Chimney- Sweeping (8183), Sche-dule Rates.

By order of The Honourable the Minister for Worksand Labour.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

THE It OAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Mingenew Road Board.

By-law No. 40.Discount on Rates By-law.P.W. 170/27.

WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Road Dis-tricts Act, 1919," the Board of ally Road District isempowered to make By-laws for any of the purposesmentioned in the said Act, the Mingenew Road Board.cloth, in exercise of the powers aforesaid and of everypower enabling it in this behalf, hereby make the fol-lowing By-law:

The Board may allow to any person who pays therates for which he is liable within thirty days of suchrates becoming Inc a percentage by way of discount ofFive per centum on the amount of such rates.

Passed by resolution of the Mingenew Road Boardon the 31st day of August, 1932.

GEO. D. FERRIER,Chairman.

R. F. HOPE,Secretary.

Reeommended(Sgd.) J. LINDSAY,


A ',proved by His Excellency the Li.eut.-Governor andiiitistrator in Executive Council this 13th clay orember, 1932.

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

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Greemnount Road Board.

Sy -law cc Discount on Rates.P.W. 1214/22.

SVIIEREAS under the provisions of " The Road Dis-triets Act, 1910," the Board of any Road District isempowered to make By-laws for any of the purposesmentioned in the said Act, the Greenmount Road Board(loth, in exercise of the powers aforesaid and of everypower enabling it in this behalf, hereby make the fol-lowing By-law :--

The Board may allow to any person who pays therates for which lie is liable within thirty days of suchrates becoming clue a percentage by way of discount ofFive pounds (.5) per centum on the a-mount of suchrates.

The By-law made by the Greenmount Road Boardand published in the Government Gazette on the 24t1April, 1931, page 1117, is hereby repealed.

Passed 1)v resolution of the Greenmount Road Boardell the 1st day of September, 1932.

A. W. BROWN,Chairman.

E. D. FORSYTH,Secretary.

Reeommended(Sgd.) J. LINDSAY,

Minister Controlling Local Government.---Approved by His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor mod

Administrator in Executive Council this 13th clay ofSeptember, 1932.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the 0°111101,

14S0 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER. 23, 1932.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Wongan-13allidu Road Board.

Amendment to the By-laws relating to the Managementand Use of hails.

860/28.THE By-laws adopted by the Wongan-Ballidu RoadBoard on the 9th day of August, 1930, published in theGoverp.ment Gazette on the 26th September, 1930, arehereby amended as follows:

2:After the sentence, "Each committee shallconsist of nine menthers"delete the balance of theclause and insert the following:

As many members as there are representing on theRoad Board the area liable to lie rated for a loan inrespect of a hail shall automatically be members of thatIlan Committee, and the balance of the committee shallhe elected annually by the ratepayers in the Ward orarea liable to be rated in respect of the loan for theHall"

(adoux Hall.The Schedule of hire charges in respect of the Cadoux

Hall is amemied by adding the following provision:The Committee is empowered to determine whether

certain local bodies desiring the use of the Hall formeetings in the interest of the district shall be grantedsuch use of the Ball free of charge, but it is stipulatedthat no charge or collection shall be made by the usersof the Hall on such occasions.

Passed by resolution of the Wongan-Ballidu RoadBoard at a meeting held on the 13th day of August,1939.

Recommended(Sgd.) LINDSAY,


J. H. ACKLAND,Chairman.

T. S. NUGENT,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieut.-Governor andAdministrator in Executive Council this 13th day ofSeptember, 1932.

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

KATANNING WATER BOARD.Memorandum of Making and Levying of Rates.

THE Katawning 'Water Board, on the 2nd day of July,1932, ordered that a Water Rate of One shilling andsevenpence in the Pound, with a minimum of Ten shil-lings on any one assessment on the annual rateablevalue of all rateable land within the liatanning WaterDistrict he levied for the year ending the 30th .Tune,1933.

A. PROSSER,Chairman.

Katanning, 2nd .July, 1932.

AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906; INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND ITS AMEND-ST LINTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentioneilland and leases will be received by the Trustees on datesaiid at the local offices named:

Tenders returnable at Kellerberrin-1/10/22.1128/30.

Yilgitrn Locations 103 and 104. being the whole ofthe land comprised in Leases 39108/55 and 12796/56,standing in the name of Francis (lenient Pettit; area1,698 acres 21 perches, situated eight miles North ofCarrabin; described as 1,367 acres first class rich redclayey loam, salmon and gimlet; 40 acres second classgood red soil, malice and jam; balance third class scrub,light sandy and rubble; 783 acres cleared; dam 1,500my.; 781 chains 3-wire fencing; 4-roomed j.w.b. andiron house; stable; machinery shed; garage; chaff -house; fowlhouse; stock that may be in our possessionand belonging to the place at time of purchase.

The property is subject to a cropping lease expiring23/2/34, the successful tenderer to pay for any fallow-ing done.

Tenders returnable at Kununoppin--8/10/32.24/1008.

Nh:ghan Locations 603 and 604-, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Leases 12411/56 and 36795/55,standing in the name of John Edwards; area 1,949 acres,situated 0 miles North of Bencubbin.

Tenders returnable at Perth-8/10/32.19/956.

Portion of Ja nilakot Agricultural Area Lot 154, andbeing- Lots .5 and (1 on deposited Plan 2984, being thewhole of the hind comprise(' in Certificate of Title Vol.2i14, Fol. 139, standing in the name of Richard Thomasl'ugh; area 9 acres 22 perches, situated at Jiinditkot ;described (is 4 acres first class paperbark and bullrush ;4 acres second class black peaty soil; balance third classbanksia and jarrah country; 8 :terms have been cleared;well; BP., chains 5-wire fence (half neighbour's), 8chains 5-wire fence; 4-roomed house with storeattached; bakehouse with brick oven; 2 small sheds;plant that may be in our possession and belonging to theplace at time of purchase.

Tenam-s returnable at Narrogin-8/10/32.2462/30.

Roe Locations 895, 527, and 888, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Leases 20904/68, 41847/55, and25055/74, standing in the name of John Hogg; area1,589 acres 3 roods 2 perches, situated 21/, miles Eastof Karlgarin Siding; described as 707 acres first classgood quality, some light morrel country, morrel,salmon, gimlet, and boree; 6 acres second class good

COlInt my ; L:111111(.0 third class sandy and gravellyplain; 650 acres -forest and 220 acres scrub cleared; Clam2,900 c. y.; 155 chains 5-wire, 30 chains 3-wire fencing-(half neighbour's), 80 chains 2-wire, 403 chainsfencing: 4- roomed house; sheds and stable; plant thatmay he in our possession and belonging to the .placeal time of purchase.

2421/11.Williams Location 5592, being the whole of the laud

comprised in Certificate of Title Vol. 526, Fol. 187,standing in the .name of Agnes Maxwell Porter (wifeof Robert James Porter) ; area 160 am-es, situated 44"imiles South of Highbury.

Tenders returnable at Katanning-8/10/32.746/25.

Kent Location 405, being the whole of the land corn--I-wised in Lease 28852/55, standing in the name of Her-bert Charles Goodreni; area 956 acres 3 roods 2 perches,situated two miles \Vest of Pingrup.

Kent Location 221. lieing the whole of the land e0111-priSed in Lease 39.153/55, standing in the name off terbert Charles Goodrem; area 156 acres 20 perches,situated two mites West of Pingrup.

Kent Location $18, being- the whole of the land com-prised in Lease 17572/68, standing in the name of Her-bert Charles Goodrem; area 339 acres 1 perch, situatedtwo miles West of Pingrup.

The above property is described as-780 acres firstclass red clay soil, salmon and mallee; 320 acres secondclass sandy loam, malice; balance third class saltbushand lakey; 480 acres forest and 210 acres scrub cleared;two dams, 1,000 and 2,000 my.; 131 chains 3 and 2-wire and netting, 78 chains 5-wire and netting, 120chains 2 and 3-wire fencing; 6-roomed bat house, veran-dah all round ; stable and shed; stock that may be inour possession and belonging to the place at time ofpurchase.

31/50.Isioionup -Locations 4093, 4853, 4667, 4668, 4669, 4854,

1591, 4692. 5807, and 4872. being the whole of the laudcerntiriseel in Leases 11495%68, 12779/68, and 16395/68:Crown Grants Vol. 719, Fol. 125; Vol. 741, Fol. 150;Vol. 643. Fol. 191, standing in the name of FrankJoseph Ainsworth: area 2,623 acres 2 roods 16 perches,situated 17 miles North-West of Kojonup; described as700 acres first class wood sandy loam; 1,650 acres secondclass sandy and rubbly; balance third class gravel andironstone: 140 acres cleared and cultivated, 50 acres partcleared, 700 acres rung; 2,200 acres poison eradicated;four dams, equalling 2,500 c.y.; soak; 286 chains 3-wireand netting, 120 chains 1-wire and netting, 570 chains6-wire fence; 4-roomed j.w.b. house; sheds; stock andplant that may be in our possession and belonging tothe place at time of purchase.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1481

31/52.Kojonup Locations 4711, 4712, 4675, 4676, 4672, 4672,

4674, 4671, 4670, 4704, and 7716, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Leases 18058/68, 12256/56, 9838/56, and 26308/53, and Crown Grant Vol. 772, Fol. 26,standing in the name of Alfred Ry ley Ainsworth; area2,630 acres, situated 19 miles North-West of Kojonup;described as 840 acres first class dark sandy loam, witha little red soil; 600 acres second class good sand plain :balance third class ?Tavel and ironstone; 11.0 acrescleared and cultivated, 208 acres part cleared, 500 acresrung, 2,200 acres i n ra (lien ted 5 dams, equalling4,000 c.v.; sonic; I 20 chains 2 and 3-wire and netting,820 chains 6-wire fencing; 4-roomed ,i w.b. and asbestoshouse; galvanised iron sited; stock and plant that maybe in our possession and belonging to the place at timeof purchase.

A CRICE itTURAL BANK ACT, 1906; GROUP SET-fill, 1:S1 ENT ACT, 1925, AND TirE ADVANCES

P SETTLERS ACT, 1925, AND AMEND-MENTS.

TENDERS for the undermentioned land will be receivedby the Trustees on 8/10/22 at the Agricultural Peauk,llusselton

923/29 0.5.Sussex Location 2889, being the whole of the land

comprised in Crown Grant Vol. 1023, Fol. 600, standing.in the name of Cecil Edgar Barnfield; area 150 acresl rood 39 perches, situated in Group 85, 15 miles North-East of Margaret; described as 100 acres first classdark red and brown loam ; 12 aereS second class lightgravelly; balance third class, stony; frontage to Mar-garet River; a acres part cleared, tillable; 57 acres partcleared, pasture; 33 acres rung; 421/, chains draining;100 chains 4-wire, 51 chains .5 -wire and netting, 854,(,chains 3-wire boundary fence, 10 chains 8-wire, 311/.:chains 3-wire and netting., 69 chains 4-wire, 44 chainsslab internal fence; 4-roomed j.w.b. house; cowshed;dairy; hayshed; shed; bull pen; stock yard and pigshelters; stock and plant that may be in our possessionand belonging to the place at time of purchase, includ-ing 1 bull, 5 cows, 7 heifers.

711/29 G.S.Sussex Locations 2081 and 3176, being the whole of

the land comprised in Crown Grant Vol. 1023, Fol. 212,standing in the name of Albert Charles Smeath ; area202 acres 12 perches, situated in Group 13, two milesNorth of Cowaram-up.

Improvements, stock, and plant are quoted from officerecords and are believed to be correct, but the Trusteesdo not guarantee them. Tenderers should satisfy them-selves as to improvements and their condition.

Tem:lovers t!: uld state definitely what deposit theyarc prepared to pay, terms required for balance of pm--chase, also if able to carry on without further assist-ance.

Tenders should. be forwarded to Agricultural Bank, at-place named, the envelope being marked "Tender for

's property."No tender necessarily accepted.

E. A. McLARTY,General Manager Agricultural :Bank, Soldier:;'

Settlement Scheme, and Industries Assist-ance Board.

2;1-1T1 September, 1932.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDERBOARD.

Tewlers far Shoeing Police, Horses.TEN D 1.i ;.; a Klorsed "Tender for Shoeing Police Horses ")Will be receiveil. by the Chairman, Government TenderBoard, Na ta'. up till 2.15 p.m. on Thursday,27th October, 1022. Ior shoeing Police Horses at the under-mentioned places during the period from 1st January to31st December, 1933 :-

AlbanyIlnyup

1::1111/111.

:1 Irticf.1;1'00111 dillCollieCorri,ginCue('arnarvonCunderdirlDale PimaDem o arkwmaarra

1 )onilyhi,o1-:

Ibr-.bibytingDWelliT:1;;

\i':'1:

;,1;11(,:,1I , 11,11.

G,.ra liton(,; nowmagerupGooraallibgIlarvey

a randaleIgraarlie

-101:tis,,tt;:nni

1!10:berrirEujordipIIonrtininKann-Lake Grace

ervi IleI.,onoraLi Vett WI)10SI rgmv! Rive

ilea. slit,

';M undaring1. UdIewaSt) Hand JunctionMoora

I IN wthornThrnot,

M.nzirs

Ilarker]torbie BarAeekatharraaitekeringN nnup5 GaobeonN:aPa tlds

ori ham

Norti lam plonNungarinNarroginNG a-I owPa I oyral'ere4jori

cmiwri.odhuill

Pinjarra

Ona Tradinghi s,-01,sthorpo

RuelVIITTIOSouthern CrossSahnmt GumsSandstoneTambellupThree SpringsTrayningToodyayWaginWestoniaWilliamsWilunaWickepinWyndhamWyalkatellemWongan HillsYarloopYalgoo

Tender forms and full particulars obtainable from theOfficers-in-Charge of Police Stations at the above- mentionedplaces and from the Government Tender Board Office,Murray Street, Perth.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Chairman W.A. Tender Board.

22nd September, 1932.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Cancellation of Contract.

'Fonder Board No. ! Date. Contractor. Particulars,

1932.531/32 Sept. 16 iV. T_Trlich Cartage of Limestone Spalls for Wanneroo Road, No. 5A, as per

Schedule 164A, 1932.

Addition to Contract.

Tender Board No. Date. Contractor. Particulars.

442/321932.

Sept. 21 Chas. Sheridan ... Street Trading Badges, as per Items IA and le of Schedule 138.1,19:32 :-

item la-Bed, 50 only (numbered 170 to 225).Item le-Blue, 50 only (numbered 126 to 175).

1432 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1932.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD-continued.Transfer of Contract.

Tender Board No. Date. From : To: Particulars.

1932.512/31 Sept. I Lionel Samson & F. Duball S. Co. ... " Magpie " Stove Polish for period ending 31st

Son December, 1932, as per Item 152 of Schedule 108.

Accepted Tenders.

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sche-duleNo.

Particulars. Department.concerned. Rate.

1932.574/32 Sept. 15 Comet Motors, Ltd._ 178A, Purchase of secondhand " Ford" Lands ... £11.

1932 Car (Engine No. 0719265)569/32 Sept. 15 J. J. Little 176A, Jarrah Piles for Perth Cause- Main Roads

1932 way, deliVered F.O.R., 1Dwel-lingup :-

Minimum 12in. crown-Lengths up to 30ft. ... Is. 5d. per ft.

30ft. to 40ft. ... Is. 7d. per ft.40ft 50ft. ... 2s. per ft.50ft. 60ft. 2s. 3d. per ft.601.t. 65ft. ...

Minimum 16in. crown-2s. 8d. per ft.

Lengths up to 20ft. ...20ft. to 30ft.

Is. 5d. per ft.s. 9d. per ft.

30ft. 40ft. ... 2s. 3d. per ft.670/31 Sept. 15 Frank R. Perrot ... 162A, Pumping Plant, delivered into Metropolitan Water £475.

1932 Loftus Street Store, Perth Supply600/32 Sept. 17 Perth Ice & Cool Stor- First Grade Butter (Local) for C.S.D. Is. 4c1. per lb.

age, Ltd. (D. F. Government Hospitals andCar-barns & Co.) Institutions for week ending

24th September, 1932

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of

closing.

1932.August 16...Sept. 6 ...Sept. 22 ...

Sept. 13 ...Sept. 16 ...

Sept. 22 ...

Sept. 22 ...

171A, 1932195A, 1932203A, 1932

198A, 1932-VIII. ...

202A, 1932

Copper Plates, aft. 8in. x 5ft. x lin., 5 only ... ... ... ... ...Wagon Axle Oil, 20,000 gallons ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Electric Lamps for all State Government Departments (including Railway

Department), for a period ending 30th September, 1933 ... ... ...Locomotive Cylinder Oil for Superheated Steam, 6,000 gallons ... ... ...Chemicals, Drugs, _Druggists' Sundries, and _Apparatus for Western Australian

Government .7Departments, Hospitals, etc. (including the Perth Children'sHospital) for period ending 30th June, 1933 ... ... ... ...

Shoeing Police Horses in various towns throughout the State during the year1933 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

For Sale by Tender.Cottages, 3 only, as they now stand on the undermentioned locations :-

1 on Loe. 8620, Group 150, Northcliffe1 8584, 98,1 9866, 109,

The Cottages are to be purchased and removed and tenders will be entertainedfor the whole or any number of the cottages offered ...

Surplus Government Property for Sale.The Tender Board has for disposal a large number of Second-hand Tip-Drays,

for which offers are invited. Inspection can be made at the East PerthPlant Depot. Offers should be made in writing to the undersigned.

1932.Sept. 29Sept. 29

Oct. 6Oct. 13

Oct. 13

Oct. 27

Oct. 13

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2.15 p.m.on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

M. J. CALANCIENI,Dated this 22nd day of September, 1932. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Tenders for Butter.

TENDERS close with the Secretary, Tender Board (himself), at 11.15 a.m. every Saturday, for the Supply and Delivery ofButter to Government Institutions and hospitals during the ensuing week.

Forms of Tender and full particulars are available at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth.By Order of the Board,

C. R. KNIGHT,Secretary.

SEP AIIIER 23, 1932.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1483

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

1''1 \AL NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORTE LT LEASES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF RENT.Department of Mines,

Perth, 26th August, 1932.IN accordance with Section 97 of " The Mining Act, 1904," notice is hereby given that, unless rent due onthe undermentioned Gold Mining Leases be paid on or before the 30th day of September 1932, it is theintention of the Lieut. Governor, under the provisions of Section 98 of "The Mining Act, 1901, " to forfeitsuch leases :for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent.

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD.1336WSLIPPERY GIMBLET : The Associated

Northern Blocks (W.A.), Limited.1399WGI1IBLET SOUTH EXTENDED : The As-

sociated Northern Blocks ( W.A.), Limited.1954WARROW CONSOLS NORTH: :Holdwin Gold

Mines, Limited.1956WGOLDEN ARROW NORTH: Ridge, Maurice

Hennessy.

COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.1586CARLTON : Clayton, Louis Frederick.4720LAKE VIEW REWARD: Ives Reward G old

Mines, No Liability.4721LAKE VIEW REWARD EAST: Ives Reward

Gold Mines, No Liability.4722LAKE VIEW RE WARD EXTENDED: Ives

Reward Gold Mines, No Liability.4732 IVES LAKE VIEW REWARD JUNCTION:

Job, Thomas Ernest.5195 CLIFTON: Job, Thomas Ernest.5200PERSEVERANCE : Brown, William George.5220DOUBLE YOLK: Davey, Edwin Lancelot.522S SKYLARK: Mathiessen, William Henry.5231SKYLARK EAST: Demorest, Robert Bertram ;

Hehir, Patrick Vincent.5232SKYLARK WEST: Pimley, Frank.5234SKYLARK EXTENDED: Crawford, James

Miller.5237PERSEVERANCE NORTH EXTENDED :

Brown, William George.5238PERSEVERANCE ROUTH EXTENDED :

Brown William George.5240SKYLARK NORTH: :litchi]) Patrick Vincent.5245TINDALS No. 1: Mandelstam, Herman.5246TINDALS No. 2: Mandelstam, Herman.5247TINDALS No. 3: Mandelstam, Herman.

Kunaitallhig District.902SNEWHAVEN Dunford, Harry Palmer ; Ryan,

James Thomas.

DUNDAS GOLD l+

1326MARAROA DEEPS SOUTH : Nicolson, John.1331 BIRSERKER: Thorn, Charles.

:EAST CO OL G AR DI E GOLDFIELD.

49EIRON DUKE: The Associated NorthernBlocks (W.A.), Limited.

392EACROBAT : Paringa Mining and ExplorationCompany, Limited.

944E CYGNET: Winter, Frederick George ; Stearne,Ernest 'William; P orrison, John ; Cram,John; Paterson, John Alexander.

4547EMOUNT CHARLOTTE No. 2: Hunt, HarryWilliam.

4548EHANNANS HILL: Hunt, Harty William.5159ELAKE VIEW SOUTH : Laver, Charles Wil-

liam; Laver, Ralph ; Stone, Richard William;Layer, Edith Beatrice.

5408ETRUE BLUE: Winter, Frederick George ;Stearne, Ernest William; Morrison, John;Cram, John; Paterson, John Alexander.

5409E BROWNHILL: Winter, Frederick George ;Stearne, Ernest William ; Morrison, John ;Cram, John ; Paterson, Jolm Alexander.

5448ELADY BETTY: Laver, Edith Beatrice.5456EPARINGA EXTENDED: Smalpage, Reginald

Clement ; Wilson, Reginald Boulder ; Brown,Frederick Henry.

5457EMT. MONGER: Sheehan, William; Sheehan,John William.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

EAST M URCHISON GOLDFIELD.Law le s District.

1238 VANGUA RD : Ala and, William.1239WEST II ALIA : aund, William.1240--4VAIMON GA WEST: Maund, William.

iluna District.431 ,IBALLO ON KING Dawson, Clarice Ivy.432JBRILLIANT : Nordenson, Peter.

MT. MARGARET GOLD:FIELD.37t. Margaret District.

218ST- -NIL DESPREAN DIEM : Probert, ArthurAdrian ; Aitken, Douglas ; Gaston, WalterGeorge ; Dwyer, George Martin.

2111 TKING OF CREATION : Raven, Henry Cox.2145TQUEEN OF CREATION: Raven, Henry Cox.2216T-13-ER1A MAIN LODE : Kesich, Joseph

Franich.

1111. 111(»vams: District.5EWESTRALIA MOUNT MORGAN : \Vestralia

Mount Morgans Mines, No Liability.394F DOCTORS HILL: Crowley, Patrick.895 THUR. RYMER : Rymer, Arthur.

RCHISON GOLDFIELD.Cue District.

2050LIT 01. BELL : Mandelstam, Herman.2003LITTLE BELL 80 UTH : Mandelstam, Herman.

Mee ketherra District.

1533NHEROIC: Dewar, James Weir; Sexton, Wil-liam Lloyd.

1551NNEW WATERLOO: Garland, James Edmond.

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD.Menzies District.

5521ZGOLDEN HORN: Carruthers, Robert William;Roberts, Joins; Fairall, Percy Edwin.

33232 MOUNT VIE W : McKenna, Patrick.Fertile District.

1011RNETA : Mandelstam, Adolph.1119RGENEVE : Mandelstam, Mervyn.

i 0RS E NA T E : Mandelstam, Mervyn.121 RNETA IENTIENDED : Mandelstam, Mervyn.

1122RNE TA JUNCTION: Mandelstam, Mervyn.

PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD.496 PWEMBLY : Dotter, Philip ; Kegler, Harry.

PILBA RA GOLDFIELD.Marble Bar District.

740-5i MINT PROPHECY: Watson, Robert.794 PERSEVERANCE: Watson, Robert.

N Una in e District.219LSHAM ROCK : Nicholls, Alfred; Doherty,

Michael.

VA. LGOO GOLDFIELD.980 -LAh E VIE Genge, Margaret Arnett.988:B RILLIANT NORTH : Brilliant Gold Mining

Company, No Liability.991FR:EMANTLE GOLD MINE: Higham, Frank

Gay ton ; Logan, William Henry; Horn,Charles ; Savage, James Moffatt.

1484 6OVERNMENT GAZETTE, W. A. I [;0413.iN In 2:l, 193'2.

YILGARN GOLDFIELD.2801SCOTS GREYS: Poison, Samuel Hunter.3330GREAT BEACON: Great Beacon Gold Mining

Company, No Liability.3331GREAT I3EACON No. 2: Great Beacon Gold

Mining Company, No Liability.3376 GOLDEN DAWN: Larsen, Arthur Henry;

Craddock, Ernest Oswald.3383GOLDEN BOUNTY: Golden Bounty Syndicate,

Limited.

OUTSIDE PROCLAIMED 'FIELDS.

(3Toliham.)

SPPSUSANAI1 : King, Susanah -lane.I OPP TOODYA V : Friedlander; Francis.IPPEISA : Hardy. Percy; Brown, Frederick;

McIntyre. Tohn; Muir, William Roy.12PPEIS,A EAST: Hardy, Percy; -Brown, Fred-

erick; McIntyre, joint; Muir, William Roy.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 22nd September, 1932.

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

R.G. No.

1259 ...

Date.

1932.

16th Sept.

Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

Roman Catholic Church.(Abbey " Nullius " of New Norcia).

The Rev. Dom. P. Arza, New Noreia Vic. Plains.

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Sections 121 and 122.)

Application 1374/1932.TAKE notice that Frederick Daniel Sewell of HayStreet Perth Importer the proprietor of Mortgage regis-tered in the Mice of Titles on the 10th day of Novem-ber 1923 :And Numbered 8695/1923 has made applicationto the Commissioner of Titles for an order foreclosingthe right of the Mortgagor to redeem the land herein-after described and that by direction of the said Com-missioner of Titles T hereby offer for private sale thefollowing parcels of land viz

all those pieces or parcels of land being PlantagenetLocations 2048 and 1993 being the whole ofthe land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 856 Folio 160

And further take notice that on or after the 15th dayof October 1932 the Registrar will issue to the applicantan order for foreclosure in respect of said land unlessin the interval a sufficient amount has been obtained bythe sale of such land to satisfy the principal and in-terest moneys secured by said .Mortgage together withall expenses occasioned b the sale or by any other pro-ceeding rightly taken by the applicant with a view tothe enforcement of the said Mortgage or the protectionof the mortgaged property.

The amount due in respect of principal and interestand all expenses incurred under the said Mortgage .wason the 9th day of September 1932 115,628 Ss. lid.

Dated at the Office of Titles, Perth, this 9th day ofSeptember, 1932.

ARTHUR G. LIAR VEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

M. Kott, Perth, Solicitor for the Applicant.

TRANSFER Oh' LAND ACT, 1593(Sections 121 and 122).

Application 1276/1932TAKE notice that Joseph Burnell Rook of CarnarvonTeamster the proprietor of Mortgage registered in theOffice of Titles on the .lid day of September :1026 andNumbered 7656/1926 has made application to theCommissioner of Titles for an order foreclosing theright of the Mortgagor to redeem the land hereinafterdescribed and that by direction of the said Commis-sioner of Titles hereby offer for private sale the fol-lowing parcel of land viz.

all that piece of land being Carmirvon Town Lot81 being Fie whole of the land comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 936 Polio Jul.

finit further take indict that on or after the 21stda v of October 7932 the gistrar will issue to the

order for foreclosure in respect of saidland 1: a1ess in the interval a sufficient sum has beenobtained by sale of said land to satisfy the principaland interest moneys secured by said Mortgage togetherwith the expenses occasioned by the sale or by anyother proceedings rightly taken by the applicant witha view to the enforcement of said Mortgage or theprotection of the mortgaged property.

The amount due in respect of principal and interestand all expenses incurred -under the said Mortgage wason the Iiith day of September 1932 -.M1 6s.

Dated at the Office of Titles, Perth, this 14th day ofSeptember, 1932.

ARTIIIIR G. HARVEY,A ssistant Registrar of Titles.

Ackland & Watkins, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 340 of 1932.In the matter of an Application by 1Running Bros.,

Ltd.; Whittaker Bros., and the Adelaide TimberCo., Ltd., Applicants, and The West AustralianCoach, Car, and Rolling Stock Builders' IndustrialUnion of Workers, Perth; The West AustralianTimber Workers' Industrial Union of Workers(South-West Land Division), and The Perth CityAmalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners ofAustralia Industrial Union of Workers, Perth, Re-spondents, for the re-enactment of certain CourtOrders.

UPON hearing Mr. W.. C. T110111a8, 011 behalf of the ap-plicants, and Mr. J. A. Delaney, on behalf of the WestAustralian Timber Workers' industrial Union of Workers(South-West Land Division), there being no appearanceon behalf of the other respondents, the Court cloth herebyorder and direct that the undermentioned Orders be andthe same are hereby re-enacted for a further period end-ing the 15th day of December, 1932:

orders Nos. 20,5, 206, 217, and 226 of 1930, dated theday of July, 1930; Orders Nos. 265 and 268 of

I, dated the 20th day of August, 1930, and OrdersN ;1, 262, 263, and 264 of 1930, dated the 20th dayof August, 1930.

Dated this 15th day of September, 1932.By the Court,

WALTER DWI-ER,President.

(SEAL.)

SEPTEmnPR 23, 1032.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 148.5-

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Livesey Gold Mines (No- Liability).

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company iu this State is situate at S4Palace Chambers, Maritann Street, 'Kalgoorlie.

Dated. the 30th day of August, 1932.J. A. MALONEY,

Attorney.

COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Gold Estates of Australia (1903), Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above Company has been removed from 123 WilliamStreet, Perth, to 146 William Street, Perth, and is opento the public. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week days andfrom 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.

Gold Estates of Australia (1903), Limited,By its Attorney,

14th September, 1932. E. W. HAMER.

IN THE MATTER OF TE .-IES ACT, 1893,:met in the matter of Ti 11 'S Ramsay Proprie-tary, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the efl:ce of Harrison'sRamsay Proprietary, Limited, has I.,. .hanged from52 A.M.P. Chambers, -William sreol Perth, to 331Murray Street, Perth.

Dated this 13th day of Soptember, 1.932.R. J. THOMPSON,

Attorney for the Company in W.A.

Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,Robert Reid S flo., Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofRobert Reid & Co., Limited, is situate at 140 MurrayStreet, Perth, in the State of Western Australia, andthe office is open to the public on week days between thehours of 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., except onSaturdays, when it is open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. TheAttorney for the said Company in the State of WesternAustralia is Gerald King 'Weldon, of 140 Murray Street,Perth aforesaid, Business Manager.


RALPH J. STODDART,135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for Robert Reid & Co., Limited.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.THE Registered Office of XL-Tone Sound SystemEquipment Company, Limited, has been removed to 21Barrack Street, Perth, and is open to the public be-tween the hours of 9.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on all weekclays except Saturdays, when the office closes at noon.

Dated this 19th day of September, 1932.XL-Tone Sound System Equipment Company, Limited,

H. A. P. LEANEY,Secretary.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofSharks Bay Supplies, Limited, has been removed fromDenham, Shark Bay, and is now situate at Nos. 1 and2, Second Floor, Surrey Chambers, St. George's Ter-race, Perth, and will be open for business between thehours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on week days and 9 a.m.and 12 noon on Saturdays.

Sharks Bay Supplies, Limited,

H. J. SPAVEN,Manager.

J. J. Prendergast & Co., Public Accountants and Audi-tors, Surrey Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Connors and Paul Theatres Proprietary, Lirited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the situation of theRegistered Office of the abovenamed Company in West-ern Australia has been changed to 41 St. George'sTerrace, Perth,

Doted this llith day of September. 1932.

STONE, JAMES, & CO.,Solicitors for the said Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.THE Registered Office of Allefern Ein.s (W.A.), Limited,has been removed to 21 Barrack Street. Perth, and isopen to the public between tie hours of 9.30 a.m. and

p.m. on all week days except Saturdays, when theoffice closes at noon.


Angora Furs (-W.A.), Limited,

H. A. P. LEANEY,Secretary.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

North Elalgurli Central Gold, No Liability.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inWestern Australia of North Kaleurli Central Gold, NoLiability, is situated at 23 Macdonald Street, Kalgoorlie..


ROBINSON, COX, & WHEATLEY,of 20 Howard Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the said Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 67 of the abovenamed Act, the name of AkroydProducers, Limited, duly incorporated on the thirty-first day of October, 1922, and on the 5th day of May,1932, changed to "The Redtail Canning Company;Limited," has been changed to "The Redtail Canning &Packing Company, Limited."


T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 11 of 1932.In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893," and in

the matter of W.A. Provincial Press, Limited, andReduced.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition presented tothe Supreme Court of Western Australia on the 16th dayof September, 1932, for confirming a special resolutionreducing the capital of the abovenamed Company from

50,000 to £32,500, is directed to be heard 'before a.Judge in the Supreme Court, Perth, on Tuesday, the-11.t1i day of October, 1932, at 10.30 o'clock in the fore-noon. Any creditor or shareholder of the said Companydesiring to oppose the making of an order for the re-duction of the capital of the said Company under theabove Act should appear at the time of hearing, by him-self or his Counsel, for that purpose. A copy of thePetition will be furnished to any creditor or share-holder of the Company desiring the same, by the under-signed.

Dated the 20th day of September, 1932.

GOOLD & ROBERTSON,

Perpetual Trustee Buildings, 89 St. George's Terrace,.Perth, Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. ISEPTE-mBER 2:4, 1932.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OE WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the Will and Codicil of Ada Rachel Woo llam, for-merly of "Lee-Croft," Oaklands Drive, Weybridge,Surrey, England, but lately of "Cathay," RidgeStreet, South Perth, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Married Woman, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any-claims or demands against the Estate of the abovenameddeceased are required to send_ in written particulars ofsuch claims and demands to the Executor, The WestAustralian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company,Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on orbefore the 24th day of October, 1932, after which datethe said Executor will proceed to distribute the Estateof the said deceased amongst the person entitled there-to, having regard only to the claims or demands :stl!

-which it shall then have had notice.Dated this 14th clay of September, 1932.

GORDON B. D'ARCY,of T. & G. Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.

IN TE.i SliPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUST iA 11APROBATE

LI the matter of the Will of Hubert Ernest York, lateof 89a Shakespeare Street, Mount hawthorn, inthe State of Western Australia, Millhand, deceased.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate of theabovenamed deceased are hereby required to send par-ticulars of such claims in writing to the West Aus-tralian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Lim-ited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, the Executorof the Will of the said deceased, on or before the 24thday of October, 1932, after which date the said Execu-tor will proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased among- the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to these claims of which particulars havebeen given as aforesaid.

Dated. this 15th day of September, 1932.

PEITAP S. WESTON,New Zealand Chambers, Perth,

Solicitor for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OP WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and Estate of :AlexanderWright (sometimes known as Alexander -WalterWright), late of Brunswick Junction, in the Stateof Western Australia, Farmer and Grazier and MineProprietor, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands upon or against theEstate of Alexander Wright (sometimes known as Alex-ander Walter Wright), late of Brunswick junction. inthe State of. Western Australia, Farmer and Grazierand Mine Proprietor, deceased, are requested to sendin particulars in writing of their claims and demandsto The West Australian Trustee, _Executor, and Agen CVCompany, Limited, the Administrator Mvith the Willannexed) of the Estate of the said deceased, at theoffices of the said Company, at 135 St. George's Ter-race, Perth, on or before the 24th day of October, 1932:and, further, that at the expiration of the last-mentioneddate the said Administrator (with the Will annexed)will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamong- the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto the claims and demands of which it shall then havehad notice.


PARKER & PARKER,21 Howard Street, Perth, Solicitors for

The West Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Company, Limited.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF -WESTERNAESTRAILAPROBATE JUR ISDICT ION.

In the matter of the Will of Henry Ernest Pearson. lateof. Subiaco, in the State of Western Australia,Master in Charge Science Department, Perth ModernSchool, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims and demands against the Estataof the abovenamed deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of their claims and demands to the Executors,

Albert Wilfred Pearson and Ella Elizabeth Linder, careof Unmaek & Unmack, Solicitors, Withnell. Chambera,Howard Street, Perth, on or before the 24th ,lay ofOctober, 1932, after which date the Executors will pro-ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongstthe parties entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands of which the said Executors shallthen have had notice.

Dated this Pith day of September, 1932.

UNMACK- & UNM.ACK,Solicitors, for the Executors,

nell Chand,ors, Reward Street, Perth.

IN TEE SUPREME COURT OF WESTIf.RYAUSTRALIA PROBATE JURISDICTION.

le matter of the Will am!. Estate of William Bollard,of -14i Cambridge Street, but formerly 23

us Street, lieedervill. ill the State of WesternAustralia, Poulterer, demmsed.

NoTY:E is :hereby given that all persons having Maimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenamed de-ceased arc' hereby required to forward particulars ofsuch Claill1S or demands in writing to The West Aus-tralian Trustee, Executor, and Ageney Company,Limited, of 13.) St. George's Terrace, Perth, the Ad-ministrator (with the Will) of the Estate of the saiddeceased on or before the 24th day of October, 1932;and notice is hereby further given, that at the expirationof such time the Administrator (with the -Will) willproceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto such claims and demands of which it shall have Ownhad notice.


TAWELL, HARDWICK, & FOR I AN,Victoria Rouse, St. George's Terrace, Perth

Solicitors for the Administrator

IN TEE SUPREME COURT OF -WEST ERN-APTS.AUSTRALIA PROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and .Estate of Eleanor.Fulwood, late of Corrigin, ill the State of WesternAustralia, Widow, deceased.

ALL creditors and other persons having Maims or de-mands against the Estate of the abovenamed deceasedare hereby required to send full particulars thereof inwriting to The West Australian Trustee, Executor, tiittAgency Company, Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace,Perth, the Executor of the Will of the said deceased,on or before the 24th day of October, 1932, after whichdate the Executor will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased amongst the persons entitled there-to, having regard only to those Maims and demands ofWhitill the :Executor shall then have received notice.


LIONEL WESTON deMORLEV,of Weld Chambers, St. ieorg,m's Terrace, Peith,

Solicitor for The West _Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Company, Limited.

IN THE SUPR.EME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of Alice O'Brien, late of 10South Street, Fremantle, in the State of WesternAustralia, Married -Woman, but who was formerlyAli,','. Vev,--rs, of 112 Calitonment Street, Fremantle,Marriml Woman, deceased.

TAKE notice that all persons having claims or demand.supon or against the Estate of the abovenamed deceasedare hierd1)y required to forward full particulars thereofin -writing to the Executor of the Will of the said de-ceased, care of the undersigned, on or before the 24thday of October, 1932, after which date the said Executorwill proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard onlyto those claims and demands of which he shall then havehad notice.


GREGORY J. BOYESON,of W.A. Trustee Buildings, collier Adelaide and

Queen Streets, Fremantle, Solicitor for theExecutor.

TEM BER 23, 1932.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1487

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

Acts of Parliament, etc.continued.£ s. d.

In the matter of the Will of Thomas Henry Atkin (also Hansard, Report, per vol. 0 7 0known as Harry Aitkin), late of Goomalling, in the Hansard Report, weekly issue, per copy .. 0 0 6State of Western Australia, Civil Servant, deceased. Hawkers and Pedlars Act and Amendment .. 0 1 3

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having any claims or demands against the above

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Estate are hereby requested to send in particularsthereof to George Charles Kerr, care of Dwyer, Durack,,k Dunphy, 33 Barrack Street, Perth, in the State ofWestern Australia, the Executor of the Estate of theaimvenamed deceased, on or before the 24th day of

Hospital Fund Act and Amendment ..Illicit Sale of Liquor Act ..Income (and Land) Tax Assessment Act ..Index to Government Gazette (yearly) ..Industrial Arbitration Act (Consolidated) ..

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Oeteber, 1932, after which date the Executor will pro-' to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongstrer,ous entitled thereto, ha regard only to theus of which he shall then have had notice.

Industries Assistance Act (Consolidated) ..Inebriates Act ..Inspection of :Machinery Act with RegulationsInspection of Scaffolding Act ..Insurance Companies Act

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Dated this 20th day of September, 1932. Interpretation Act 0 1 3Interstate Destitute Persons' Relief Act 0 1 0

DWYER, DURACK A DUNPHY,33 Barrack Street, Perth,

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