LI is ibm, Ar THE (iENIIIIAL POST OFFICE. I':STH, FOil TRANSIIISSIOF BY POST AS A BEWSPAPER.]

ROYAL GOMMIifi'LWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excefl. Sir James Mitchell

TO WIT I (iCJs.C. I 5fl55 its andJAMES MITCHELL, over the sti \;estern Australia

Lieu tenant-Governor. and its Be p die I ',- in the Common -1L.S.] wealth of As.'

To: George William Simpson, ut I Riverriew Street,South Perth; William Stephen Henry Andrew, of33 Stanley Street, Mt. Lawiey; and James IsaacMann, a Member of the Legislative Assembly, ofBeverley.

I, tlse said Lieutenant-Governor, acting with the ad-vice and consesst of the Executive Council, do herebyappoint you, George William iiitnpsott, \Vihlian Sahetihieni-- Andrew antI S ames Isaac Mann to be LviiCommission to enquire into and report upon the ut-,iO'i ug, namely:-

1. Whether there can he initiated in Westet-n Aus-tralia a social service which, with or without modifica-tions, additions and safeguards, may enibrace the fol-lowing features:

Compensation to all employees throughout theState during any pei-iod of incapacity for work,whatever the cause or circumstances of the icapacity,and notwithstanding an absence of insurance cover.

An absence of any proposal fornis, policiesor documents of insurance, agents' conimiesions andexpenses, and generally a substantial saving in ovel--head costs as compared with the total overhead costsnow being incurred by insurance companies (andbeing passed on to industry in the form of premiums)in connection with workers' compensation insurance.

The cost of the now social service to be borneby employers throughout tile State, hut such cost notto exceed the present cost to industry of premiumspaid under workers' compensation legislation; northe compensation to be less titan that provided forunder the snid legislation; and the cost to he eoh-lebted by a system of special stamps affixed to wageesheets, or by seine other system, in lieu oF tile presentsystem of payment of premiums.

An assessment of risk in specified types of in-dustry and a schedule of charges to employers vary-ing with the type of risk and having relation to pre-mium rates now being charged to employers in dif-ferent types of industry.

Legislation giving erect to the foregoing.

op

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

[1947.

oat modifications, additions and safeguardsodd be necessary oi expedient in view of Common-

wealth social eel-vice legislation, or in oider to placethe soei:sl service on a sound basis.

The estimated annual cost for admnimsistratioim ofthe eel-vice and in meeting the claims of incapacitatedemployees, the estimate to be for each of the first fivevents after the initiation of the service.

A suggested schedule of charges to specified dif-decent types of industry, and the estiniated receiptstherefrom, which should be sufficient to coVer all esti-ntated out-goings under the social service.

ii. 'nw form of statutory body (e.g. trustees) whichshould be charged with the athninistration of the socialservice, and tile powels anti duties of such statutoryboth'.

Whether, and in what c-cnmstances, employeesshould make contribution (in respect of incapacity notarising out of or in the course of thcii- ensployment)to the statutoi-y fund established by the service, therate of such contribution (if ally) and tinses andmethod of payments, and whether such contributions(if nay) should be voluntary or eonspulsory.

The effect of an such service upois the businessel ilisuralice companies conducting workers' compensa-tion insurance w-ithin the State, and whether such com-panies or any other bodies should or may properlytntlerwl-ite the u-hole or any part of liabilities tinderthe service.

Whether there is any similar social service orother scheme already in existence in any other partof the world, and, if so, the salient features and opera.tion thereof; but it is not desired that you shouldleave the State for the purpose of any enquiry in rela-tiols to this commission.

If the State should guarantee the fulfilment ofall liability under the social service,, what contingentliability (if any) would the State reasonably face, andhow best could such contingent liability be provided fom-.

Any other aspect in relation to the said socialservice which you should consider it desirable toexamine and report upon.

And I hereby appoint you the said George WilliamSimpson to be Chairman of the said Royal Commission.

1316 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

And I declare that you shall by virtue of this Com-mission be a Royal Commission within the Royal Com-missioners' Powers Act, 1902, as reprinted in the Ap-pendix to the Sessional Volunse of the Statutes for theyear 1928, and that you shall have the powers of aRoyal Commission or the Chairman thereof under thatAct.

And I hereby request you as soon as reasonably mayhe to report to inc in writing the result of tins yourCommission.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 23rd day of July,1947.

B His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) ROSS McLARTY,Premier.

GO]) SAVE THE KING I

The Game Act, 1912-1913.PROCLAMATION

WEsTERN A USTitALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO wI'r. j iC.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor. and its Dependencies iii tile Common-

[L.S.i wealth of Australia.P.1). 174/39, Ex. Co. 1448.

IN pursuance of tile provisions of section 6 of theGame Act, 1912-1913, 1, the Lieutenant-Governor of theState of Western Australia, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, do hereby exemptfrom the operation of the Proclamation dated 30thJuly, 1924, defining certain portions of the State as areserve for Grey Kangaroos, and the declaration con-tained therein, all that area comprised within the KentRoad District from date of gazetted to December 31,1947, inclusive.

Given under my hand and time Public Seal of tilesaid State, at Perth, this 23i-d day of July,1947.

By His Excellency's Command.

A. V. B. ABBOTT,Minister for Fisheries.

GOD SAVE THE KING I

The Game Act, 1912-1913.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. j G.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-

[L.5,] wealth of Australia.1005/30, Ex, Co. No. 1449.

IN pursuance of the provisions of section 6 (b) ofthe Game Act, 1912-1913, I, the Lieutenant-Governorof the State of Western Australia, hereby declare thatthat portion of the State embraced in the Municipalityof Busselton shall be a Reserve for Native Game.

Given tinder my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 23rd day of July,1947.

By His Excellency's Comnianci.

A. V. B. ABBOTT,Minister for Fisheries.

GOD SAVE THE KING I

At a meeting of the Executive Council, held in theExecutive Council Chamber, Perth, this 23rd day ofJuly, 1947, the following Orders in Council were author-ised to be issued:

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.Drainage Sump at Canning Highway, East Fremantle.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.p11\r 990/47, Ex. Co. No. 1363.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 11 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council doth hereby author-ise the Honourabie Minister for Works to undertake,

[JULY 25, 1947.

construct or provide Drainage Sump at Canning High.w-ay, East Frernantle, on the land shown coloured greenon Plan P.W.D., W.A. 31032 which may be inspectedat the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

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

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.Forests Department Settlement, East of Manjimup.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.pr S92/47, Ex. Co. No. 1436.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 11 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council doth hereby autherisethe Honourable Minister for Works to undertake, con-struct om- provide land for Forests Department Settle-ment, East of Manjimup, being the land shown colous'edgreen on Plan P.W.D. WA. 30998, which may be in-spected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

(Sgd.) R. I-I. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.Seas-borough Central School.

O].IDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 716/32, Ex. Co. No. 1410.

IN pursuance of the patters confect-ed by section 11 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902-1945, I{is Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council dothi hereby authoi'ise[Ito Honourable Ministes- for Wom-ks to undertake, eon-sti'ttct or provide Scarbos'ougli Central School osi theland shown coloured green on Plait P.W.D., W.A. 31033,which may be inspected at the Office of the Ministerfor Works, Perth.

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

Premier's Office,Pemth, 23rd July, 1947.

IT is hereby notified for ptihhie information that HisExcellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Coun-cil has been pleased to approve of the War ServiceLnnd Settlement Agreement Act,, 1945, being placednudes the administration of the Honourable the Ministerfor Lands.

B. H. DOIG,Secretary, Premier's Office.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Office,

Perth, 24th July, 1947.1-IIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the followingappointments to the Comnussion of the Peace:

Graham Dickenson Brown, Esquire, of 11 RiverviewStreet, South Perth, as a Justice of the Peace for thePerth Magisterial District.

Thomas Cosgrave, Esquire, of Mahogany Creek, as aJustice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial District.

EN OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified for public information that thefollowing Chairmen of Road Boards have been ap-pointed under section 9 of the Justices Act, 1902-1936,as Justices of the Peace for the Districts mentioned,during their terms of office as Chairmen of the Boards:

Joseph Carrick, Esquire, Chairman of the Moors.Road Board, as a Justice of the Peace for the Gerald-ten and Avon Magisterial Districts.

Robert Milton Hawksley, Esquire, Chairman of theCubalhing Road Board, as a Justice of the Peace forthe Williams Magisterial District.

B. H. DOIG,Secretary, Premier's Office.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1 934.

NOTICE is hereby given that i he following Stay Orderhas been issued in itceorciance with section 7 subsection1 of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934,which reads as follows:

A Stay Order shall direct that iso action, execution,distress for rent, proceedings on default for breachof covenant under any mortgage or other security formoney or under an agreement for sale and purchase oflands, or other process or proceedings, shall he coin-meneeci or proceeded with or put iii force against thefarmer or any of the farmer c assut whether utiliserlin connection with or forming portion at the assetscomprised in his farming business or not during theoperation of such Stay Order; provided that by (ear,'of a judge any action may notwitlistandi ug the StiuvOrder, be instituted and/or carrued on against thiifarmer but not beyond j lidgniant.

Granted Under Section 11.(Writing Down or Suspension of Debts.)

Farmer's Name, Address and Date.Thorn, Cohn Melville Mount hardy 18th .Jnhv,

1947.

All claims against the farnier to be forwarded to theDeputy Director, Government house Buildings, St.George 's Terrace, Perth.

E, TI. F'ATJCKNEiT,Deputy Director.

18/7/47.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, l930-19;D.

NOTICE is hereby giveis that the following Stay Orderhas been issued in accordance with section 7, subsection1 of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 11)304934,which reads as follows:

A Stay Order shall direct that 110 a ction, executiondistress for rent, proceeding's oil default for breach ol'covenant under any mortgage or other security formoney or under an agreement for sale and purchase ellands, or other process or proceeding, shall be coin-menced or proceeded with or put in force against thepastoralist or any of the pastoralist 's assets whetherntilised in connection w'ith or forming portion of theassets comprised us his pastoral business or not during'the operation of such Stay Order; provided that byleave of a judge any action may notwithstanding theStay Order, he instituted and/or carried on against thepastoralist bnt not beyond judgment.

Granted under section ii.(\Vriting Down or Suspension of Debts.)

Name, Address and Date.Acton-Adams, Reginald : Phil in Station, Kahgoorhie

22nd July, 1947.All claims against the pastoralist to he forsvarded

to the Deputy Director, Gnverumesmt House Bui1ding,St. George's Terrace, Perth.

E. IT. FAUCKNER,22/7/47. Deputy Director.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.

The Treasury,Perth, 17th July, 1947.

TFIE following appointments have been approved:-Trsy. No. 77/41Receiver of RevenueMr. T. E.

Meyer for the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Department in place of Mr. L. B. Brown,whose appointment is hereby cancelled, s from the 1stJuly, 1947.

A. J. REID,Ijnder Treasurer.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 24th July, 1947.

hl(nc\' thuc Lieutenant-C ovem nor 11 Executiveoummeil has approved of time iifldei'iileimtiOmie'l umppo G -

mnesits

eorge i're Tem'ie k Mathea, under the provisions ofsection 133 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1940, as ('lerhu of(he Writs as from 15th July, 1947.

Tlmonias Alexander Draper as Chairman of the1-a stem 0 Colrlfields ('unit of Session, :ci: gistrate of theI 'oulder and Kalgoorhie Local Courts and Resideniil:mristrate of the hiannans )dngisterial Distm'iet, ncr

.1' i eorge Smith.

11 S xeehleui'y (lie Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveI comic' ii has approved of tIme appointments, under timelirovistous of section Ii of the Electoral Act, 1907-1940.ol time following persons as Assistant ReturningOfficos for tIme Pilbara 'By-Election for time LegislativeAssembi to be held on tIme 2nd day of August, 1947:--

I, Frank Adrian Leedsto count the votes from(lie Port Iledland polling place.

(ieoi'ge Arthur Roweto count tIme votes fromtIme Glue Spec Gold Mine, Nnlhagine, and Police'Statioa,Xmmllagine, polling places.

Frederick Nicholas .John Willsto count thevotes from tIme Wills' Residence. B:nnboo Creek, pol-ling place.

DE('L RAT1ONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.TIlE lion. Attorney-General has approved of the under-mentioned appointments and cancellations of appoint-rents of Commissioners for Declarations:-

AppointmentsGeorge Hen iv Cracknehh, Donny-brook; Peter Fitzpatm'ichc, Subiaco; Albert Keith Hush-bard, Meckcring; Keith Frederick Partridge, Meeker-ing; John Moncrief Currie McKeiszis', Koorda; Evelhii'iailcidis, IN'edlands; Nigcl Ernest Haines, NedlaudsAlan Buesehl Houston, Cottesloe ; Noel Morrison Kenworthy, Yccila iris; A hired Douglas Watson, Meeks -tim a ira.

('anr-chiatiensVmctom' Leslie Boric, Wihhiam HenryLydiard Campbell, William Cappe Chioyce, ThmoumasLlorssvill, hector Boy McKenzie, Samuel Boyd Marshall,Eric John Martin, Maxwell Cuthibert Ilurrie, \VihlianmJames Petticm'esv, Percy Windsor Riding, Edwin Ossitem'Sands, Edwa rd Leslie Seymour, Cln'istophiem' liui'hington

I osna s.

ELECTORAL ACT, 1907-1940.TIlE lion. Attorney C eneral hmas approved of thu nfl-derinentioned appointments and cancellations ofappointments of Postal Vote Officers, under tIme pi'o-visions of section 90 of time Ehectom'al Act, 1907-1940:

APPO I NTM ENTS.ilum'chmison District.

l'ohicc Stat ion, \VihmmnaAhlan, Dam-id .1 (SCANCELLATIONK.h'halgoorhic District.

222 Pice:m,hiIIv Street, Kalgoorhie('lemnents, Norma.lshurehmison District,

'tand iii -'l mit heir cia Leon oraMardl in, Ernest(3 eorge.

Pu I ama Distm'iet.Abydos Station. via Poi't hledlaimmlMcEvoy,

Geoffrey i)smnond,

Swan District.Kehmscotthhai'ris, Allan Cutbbem't.

THE Dcpai'tmcnt has been notified that the followingTrust Orders imave been lost by time pnyees, paymentins been stopped amid it is intended to issue fre,sbmTrust Orders iii lieu thereof:

h. Trust Order 8(3715, dated tIme 20th May, 1946,drawn oim time Chmn'hc of Commits Trust Fumimd for time suniof £2 in favour of time Clerk of Courts, Kalgoorhie.

2. Trust Order 106129, dated time 27thm March, 1946,drawn on time Clerk of Churts Trust Fnnd for the sumof £10 4s. Gd. iii favour of the Clerk of Courts. Kah.goorlie.

Ii. 'El. HAYLES, Under Secm'etary for Law.

JULY 25, 1947.] U OVEJiNMF1NT ()AZ CTE, W.A. 1317

1318 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 25, 1947.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 24th July, 1947.

TIlE Hononrable the Attorney General has directedthe publication of the following notice under section100 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1940.

H. B. HAYLES,TJnder Secretary for Law.

Public Health

Lands and Surveys

State Insurance

Agriculture

Crown Law- . -

Lands and Sur evs

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Fisheries

Labour

Metropolitan Water Supply

Agriculture

Mines

Department.

Assistant Commissioner of Public Health5

Clerks. Accounts Branch (items 437, 431). 445)

Clerk (Counter Clerk, Workers Compensation Pay-ments (item 1423)

erk. Counter LIeu-li, Motor Vehicle lnsurancc. TraOfihie (Item 1427)

Clerk to Commissioner, Land Titles Otlice (I uem 1932)

Examiner of Surveyors' Plans, Land Titles ((flier' (Oem1978)

Ac anntant and AssOtant Under Secretary (1 tern 1k31)t

(leu'k. Electoral 0111cc (Item 1743)

CIci k, Perth Police Court (Item 1778)

Clerk, Fremantle Court (Item 1781)

Assistant Registrar. Arbitration Court

Clerk, Accounts Branch (Items 1068, 1071, and 11>75)

Clerk (internal Audit and Statisti-s). State HousingCommission

* Applications also called under section 29.

t The possession of an accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when judgingefficiency under section 38 of the Public Service Act.

Applications are called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

S. A. TAYLOR Public Service Commissioner.

VACANCIES IN TWItI PUBLIC SERVICE.

Position.

Assistant Chief Adviser. Vegetable Industry2189)

Clerk, Accouu ts (1 tens 1(136) ...

Clerk (Item 507)

Clerk-in-Charge, Forests Accounts (Item 416)

Clerk, Second-in-Charge. Lands Accounts (I te,n -I

Inspector ...

Inspectors of Factories (3 positions)>

Clerk, Rating (Rein 1473)

Plant Geneticist (item 2158)

Senior Geologist (Item 687)

I, the undersigned, being the responsible Minister ofthe Crown for the time being charged with the admin-istration of the Electoral Act, 1907-1940, herebyapponit the nndermentioned Chief Polling Place forthe Legislative Council By-election for the CentralProvince to be held on Saturday, 30th August, 1947.

The Towui Hall, GcraldtonChief Polling Place.ROSS McDONALD,

.July, 1947. Attorney General.

Salary.

Class P-I.-6£9G0-fl,200

Class C-11.--9Margin £l12-4124

Class C-iL-S11bu-gin £124-fl36i

Class C-iI.--8argin 4124-fl 30

Class C-Il--SMargin £2O8-4232Class P-iI.--4/5

Margin £208-(23S1

Class C-TI.--2Margin £340-f388

Class C-II.---7 IMargin 4148-4160

Class C-II.--8Margin 4124-4136;

Class C-Ii.-SMargin 4124-11361Class C-H.-2/3

Margin £292-4388Class ('-II. 9

Margin £1 i2-fl24Class C-fl.-6

Margin £172-f1i]61

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1947.

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Margin £208-4268iClass C-iI.-6

I)... ilargin £172_4196{Class (i-Ti.-9

Margin £112-4124tClass 0-IL-fl

Mergin £172- 1961Class t-II.-6/7I

Margin 4148-4196(limit £172)

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Juix 25, 1947.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1319

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 23rd July, 1947.

HIS Eeel1encv the Ljeutenuut-Oovernor in ExceutivcCouncil has approved of the following appointments -

Ex. Co. 1318 P.S.C. 331/47-G. F. Mathea, Account-ant and Assistant Tinder Secretary, Crown Law Depart-melt, to be Cluef Electoral Officer, Class C-IT-i, £412-£436, as from 15th July, 1947.

Ex. Co. 1073, P.S.C. 342/46-I. Holielt, Clerk, CrownLaw Department, to be Clerk, Perth Police Court, ClassC-IL-fl, margin £112-g124, as from 11th june, 1947.

Ex. Co. 1060, P.S.C. 154/47-J. L. Cross, Clerk, Ka-goorhie Hospital, Medical and IlealtIm Department, tobe Clerk, Accounts Branch, Class C-I1.-S, margin £124-£136, as from 7th July, 1947.

Ex. Co. 1278, P.S.C. 57/47-T. W. Curniody, Clerk,Crown Law Department, to be Clerk, Audit Depart-ment, Class C.I1.-6/7, margin £148-T96, as from 21stJuly, 1947.

Ex. Co. 1278, P.S.C. 314/47-A. B. Stannard, Clerk,Metropolitan Water Supply Department, to be Clerk.Department of Labour, Class C-II.-6, margin £172-f 190.as from 18th Jnly, 1947.

Ex. Co. 1820, P.S.C. 505/46-U. Dames, 'fvpist, ChiefSecretary's Department, to be Typist, Tourist Bureau.Class C-VI., as from 18th July, 1947.

S. A. TAVLOII,Public Service Coinmissiommer.

Western Australia.THE ELECTORAL ACT, 1907-1940.

Legislative Council By-Election.Central Province.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Ihave received from the Hononrable the President ofthe Legislative Council a warrant, nuder time pi'oViSlOnsof section (37 of the abovemnentioned Act, anthorisingand directing me to proceed foi-thwith to issue a \Vritfor the election of a member to serve in the LegislativeCouncil for the Central Electoral Province.

Pursuant to such warrant, I have this day issueda writ accordingly, and the following dates have beenappointed for the purpose of such election, viz.:-

For nominations-Tuesday, 5th August, 1947, at12 aoon.

For taking the po11, in case of the election beingcontested-Saturday, 30th August, 1947.

For Return of the Writ-MOnday, 15th Septem-ber, 1947.

Dated the 23rd day of July, 1947.G. F. MATHEA,Clerk of the Writs.

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1920-1937.Meekering Shop District.

Poll on the Question-' 'Do you vote that shops gener-ally throughout the District shall close at oae o'clockp.m. on Wednesdays 1''

THE following are the polling places for the above-mentioned shop poll:-

Nortliam Electoral District.Cunderdin-State School (Chief Polling Place).Cunderdin North-Aitehinson 's Residence.Meckering-Hall.Quelagetting-State School.Southern Bi-ook-Agricultural Hall.Waeel-Railway Siding.

Avon Electoral District.Cunderdin North-McWater 's Residence.Tammin-State School.Tanimia-North-East; York's Residence.Wyola-Railway Station.

York Electoral District.Youndegin-Shoosmith 's Residence.

Mt. Marshall Electomal District.Cunderdin North-Avon Location 21574, Eskdale

Farm.Polling Day-Saturday, 16th August, 1947.Hours of Polling-S am, to 8 p.m.

G. F. MATHEA,Chief Electoral Officer.

State Electoral Office,Perth, 21st July, 1947.

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT, 1920-1937.Goomalling Shop District.

Poll on the Qucstion-''Do you vote that shops gener-aIim- throughout the District shall close at one o 'clockp.m. on iledmiesdaysl

THE following are the polling places for the above-mentioned shop poll:--

Irwiu-Moore Electoral District.Konnoimgorring-State School.

Mt. Marshall Electoral District.(100 uma lb ng-State School..Jennaenbbinc-State School.Wongamnine-Agrienitural I-[all.

5ortlmnmn Electoral District.Cunjardin-' 'Oak 1:1)11'' Farm.Polling Day-Saturday, 16th August, 1947.Hours of Polling-S cmm. to S pin.

(1. F. MATI{EA,Ulnef Electoral Officer.

State Electoral Office,Perth, 21st July, 1947.

'filE LICENS1ING ACT, 1911-1946.Notice as to Roll being Available for Inspection.

TT is hereby notified that the notice appearing underthe above heading iii the Govern mmment Gazette of 18thJuly, 1947, pages 1278-9 is cancelled.

Dated this 22mmd day of July, 1947.

B. L. MILLEN,Chairuicmmc of the Licensing Court.

APPOINTMENTS.Chief Secretary's Departnient, -

Perth, 24th July, 1947.IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor hi ExecutiveCouail has been pleased to make the followingappointnients :-

C.S.D. 463/16.-The Rev. Robert Arthur Pretty asa member of the Prisomiers' Aid Association fm theperiod ending 31st December, 1947, vice time Rev. L.Sullivan, resigned.

C.S.D. 859/20.-Jolimi Shaw, Pi'incipal Warder,Prisons Department, front 3rd August, 1934; GeorgeWesley Ormmme, Warder, Prisons Department, from 1st.1 cmlv, 1939; r1h1Onps Armstrong Nicholson, Warder,Prisons Depai-tmnent, from 24th July, 1942.

C.S.D. 35/42-Ernest Thomas Lynch, Warder,Prisons Department, from 1st July, 1947.

H. T. STITFOLD,Ilndei- Secretary.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Depai-tineat of Public Health,

Perth, 23rd July, 1947.1-[IS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to appoint-

P.H.D. 621/45.-S. 0. Litschmfield and E. N. Milling.ton to be members of time Mount Magnet HospitalBoard for tIme period ending 31st July, 1948, vice H. J.Jones and H. H. Greentree, 1-esigned.

P.H.D. 940/45.-L. S. Watson, E. A. Phillips, E. K.N. Scott and Dr. S. itlathmews to be mnenibers of thePiagelly Distmiet Hospital Board for a period of twoyears as fi-oum the 1st August, 1947.

U. McRae, N. A. Fraser, A. Wilson and N. F. Powellto be members of the Quairadiag District Hospitallioard for a pemioci of two years as fmomn 1st August,1947, and L. J. Staccy, V U. Fallon, and A. F. Dalifor a pem-iod of one year as from the 1st August, 1947.

The persons named in the Schedule attached to bemembers of time Hospital Boards specified for a periodof one year as from the 1st August, 1947.

H. T. STITFOLD,Under Secretary.

CONSTITUTION OF HOSPITAL BOARDS.The Schedule.

Albany Maternity Hospital Board-Messrs. J. Grave-stock, C. H. Wittenoom, A. H. Hill, K. McKincion, K.Holland, J. P. Paul, V, Rasrnpssen, H. Selby, S. J.Hicks,

1320 GOVE1NMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. [JuLY 25, 1947.

The Schedule.Nanninc District Hospital BoardMessrs. B. B.

Threadgold, B. Ogden, H. L. Johns, J. 0. H. Robinson,A. H. Bell, C. Hebbard, II. Fraser.

Beverley Hospital BoardMessrs. B. Ford, H.Blechynden, F. Bremuer, A. W. Miles, U. Carr, W. 1ienl,E. W. Edwards, L. B. Doncou, D. Young; MesdaucesL. Broun, H. M. Duffield, C. Wilhelm, U. M. Norris, B.Gillespie.

Bridgetown Hospital BoarclBessrs. L. B. Goodridge.A. F. Elder, II. C. Jones, F. C. Buck, A. T. Peck, W.C. Moycs, Fl. J. Smith, D. Waucliope A. E. Walton, T.Salvair.

Brookton Hospital BoardMessrs. H. 31. Eva, H. UJacoby, A. H. Synies, W. U. Langley, F. White, B. B'.Phillips, L. V. Hughes.

Cue District Hospital BoardMessrs. A. S. Voster.N. N. l-[ouston, A. C. NcLean, C. Lcfroy, L .Aragoni,l. G. Attrill, M. McKenzie.

Esperaisce and. District Hospital BoardMessrs. L.Paw, J. R.intoul, J. Ryan, B. B. Brmrn, 3d. Kent, 11.McCarthy, N. McFetteridgc, J. Blain.

Gnow-angeru Hospital BoardMessrs. U K. House,N. L. Skewes, N. B. Druinucond, H. C.Austin, B. U.Allan, F. Kidd ; Mcsdaines C. .1. Black, B. C. Austin.

Greenbushes Hospital BoardThe Greenhushes RoadBoard.

Kondinin District Hospital BoardMessrs. S. Gor-don, F. V. Arthur, H. Biggin, I-I. W. Biglin, J .Ir on-side, B. G. Martin, A. M. Wignell ; Mesdames M. Sykes.N. .Johnson.

Kukerin Hospital BoardMessrs. B. Adams, U. II.Ditchburn, R. V. C. Davidson, .1. Ball, A. B.. English,W. Collins, F. W. Stent, B. Heard, .1. PadDy.

Leonora Hospital BoardMessrs. J. S. Campbell, A.Fl. Newbon, B. B. Smith, II. J. Smith, H. 0. Webb, \\'.C. Biggs, W. E. Robertson, A. H. Piulayson, A. A. Hoe.

Morawa District hospitalMessrs. F. E. Burton, B.Olden, J. I-harley, J. Dawson, B. Fleitnian, J. Heit-

man; Dr. H. 0. Caulfield.

Mullewa District Hospital BoardMessrs. .E. U. Mit.-chell, H. J. Wright, J. Anderson, L. C. Paull, P. C.Keeffe, H. H. Brady, H. F. Waldeck.

Nannup District Hospital BoardMessrs. H. H.Scott, V. Scott, A. Howard, H. J. Wakefield, H. D.Blythe, H. Happ, F. Ba.drick.

Narembeen and District Memorial HospitalMessrs.A. W. Latliam, D. Dunn-eli, W. Curric, J. McDougall,R. Bell, T. W. Marden, L. W. Thomson, H. 0. I-lope-liume, J. P. Gabbedy.

Northanipton Hospital Board--The NorthaucptonRoad Board.

Pemberton District Hospital BoardMessrs. L. V.Everett, B. Fuge, E. C. L. Ryan, G. F. Lunn, A.Knowles, W. J. Bradley, A. S. Robertson; Mesdarnes

Honniball, B. Thumston, B. E. S. Adams, II. E.Wills.

IRavensthoi'pe Hospital BoardThe Phillips RiverRoad Board.

Reedy Hospital BoardMessrs. L. Checker, J. Bow-man, A. 3d. C. Webster, F. W. Moloney, W. Sherrell, C.Beaton, C. V. Myers, B. McHugh, B. M. Williams.

Black Range District Hospital Board (Sandstone)Messrs. S. W. Hillman, W. Cornelius, E. Michel, J.Roberts, A. Weeks, J Alien, F. Jardine.

Westonia District Hospital BoardMrs. Polking-home; Messrs. B.. Struttlsers, W. Woods, J. Green, 0.Pick, T. Lyons, C. Mayne, Potsey, Tomlin.

Wyalkatehem and District Hospital BoardMessrs.Bruse, F. Wa.ring, L. McHugh, C. Tripp, Mauder,Smith, W. Lawson, T. McTavish, N. Mosel, J. Dof-

field, Pearce, Father Cameron, Mrs. Lawson.

Yarloop District HospitalMessrs. II. McCahlum, W.J. O'Connor, F. E. Tippett, G. .1. Wilkes, A. H. Dunlop.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-194-i.Merredin Road BoardResolution.

\VHEREAS, it is provided by section 320 of the HealthAct, 1911-1944, (as printed under the AmendmentsIncorporation Act, 193S), that a local authority maymake by-lairs, and ma smend, repeal or alter by-lawsso made, and by section 321 of the said Act that theGovernor may cause model by-laws to be prepared andpublished in the Government Gavette, and that any localauthority may adopt such by-lairs with or without modi-fic-ation, as the by-laws of tlse said local authority; aisdwhereas Model By-laws were prepared and gazetted asaforesaid on tile Sth day of April, 1927, and that thesauce were adopted by the Merredin Road Board as suchlocal health authority as aforesaid: Now therefore it isresolved mid determined by the Merreclin Road Board assuch local health authority aforesaid, acting pursuantto section 185 of the Health Act, 191.1-1944 (as reprintedunder the Anseudments Incorporation Act., 1938), thattile said by-law's he amended by inserting in Regulation20, Part VII., a new by-lao' to stand as paragraph (f)as follows (f) No person engaged in transporting orcarrying food, shall permit any dog to be upon anyveineD used for transporting or carryilsg food.

Passed by resolutio,i of the Board on 10th May, 1917.

F. A. LAW,Secretary.

e the III' ic re giied lie rely cer Lit3- t 1cc-i the a boy,'resolutio,i a-as passed in- ci meeting ot' the MerreduicRoad Board held the 10th Day of February, 1947, andis rerorded on page 12, Minute Book, vol. lb.

A. .7. HART,Chairman,

F. A. LAW,Secretary.

Approved by his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council, this 23rd day of July, 1947.

H. H. DOIU,Clerk of the Council.

THE HEALTH AOT, 1911-1944.b.N pursuance of the powers conferred upon flee by theprovisions of the Health Act, 1911-1944, I hereby exemptfrom the operation of section 30 of the said Act, theoflice of Inspector in the Serpent.ine-Jarrandale HealthDistrict up to and including the 31st December, 1947.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1944.THE following appointments made by the undermen-tioned Local Healths Authorities are hereby approved:-

Serpentine-Jarrandale Road BoardDr. N. H. M. Coi-.yer to be Medical Officer of Health and J. A. V.Proctor to be Health Inspector.

Canning Road Board-Gosnells Road BoardPhilip T..Peddie to be Joint Health Inspector.

A. NEAVE KINGSBURY,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1944.The City of Perth.

Health By.laws (Amendment).

WHEREAS under the pi'ovisions of the Health Act.,1911-1944, a local authority may make by-law's and mayamend, repeal or alter any by-laws so made.

Now' therefore the Council of the City of Perth, beinga local authority under the provisions of the above-mentioned Act, cloth hereby order that the by-laws made

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by it under the said Act and gazetted on the 24th dayof December, 1925, as amended on the 26th day of April,1946, be amended as follows:

Paragraph (a) of clause 12 in Part L of the saidby-laws is deleted and a new paragraph is inserted inlieu thereof as follows:

(a) The occupier of an premises shall not keepany poultry or pigeons within that portion of thec1istrict embraced within the following boundaries:On the North by Newcastle Street, on the East byVictoria Avenue and Lord Street, on the South bythe Swan River, and on the West by Spring Street(and a prolongation of Spring Street to St.George 's Place), St. George's Place, George Street(thence East. along thc railway line to Milligan

POLICE ACT, 1892.I'olice Department,Perth, 18th July, 1947.

THE Comnussioner of Police, acting under the authority conferred by section 9 ofthe Police Act, 1892, and with the approval of the Minister for Police, has amendedthe regulations made under thc said Act, as pnblished in the Government Gazette onthe 4th day of December, 1944, and aniended by notices published in the GovernmentGazette on the 14th day of May, 1945, and the 21st day of March, 1947, in themanner set forth in the Schedule hereunder.

J. DOYLE,Conimissioner of Police.

Schedule.'the abovemeutioned i-egulstioas a ic amended by deleting Regulation 131 and

inserting iii lieu thereof a new regulation, to stand as Regulation 131, as follows:-131. Rules to he observcd with regard to the searching of prisoners, and

care of property held it all Police Stations, whether taken from a prisoner orotherwise :--

Searching of Prisoners.The reserve sergeant or sergeant in charge for tIme time being, os senior

reserve constable, will see that a male prisolici-, before being placed in the cell,is thoroughly searched in his presence by the arresting constable, who will, atthe time inform the prisoner of the amount of money and other pioperty foundon him, and then hand it to the reserve sergeant or senior reserve constable. Thelatter will then check time l.)i'OPerty and enter the same correctly described in theCharge Book- iil the .Prisouers ' Property Book, and place it ni property enve-lopes, nppropriateiy niarked for identification. He will then sign the Prisoners"Property Book. Time senior arresting constable, after checking entries of moneyand sundries, will sign tIme entry. When making entries in the Charge Book inregard to prisoners' property, full parlieulars heed only be recorded in respectof property of a valuable nature (e.g., money, jewellery, pawn tickets, bankhooks, pension cards, etc.) ; articles of little value should be referred to as''sundries.'' In time Prisoncm-s' Property Book full details of all items shouldbe recorded, comnnieneing with time entries as written in the Charge Book, andplaced in the same sequence, a detailed list 'being recorded of all sundries.

No constable will, unless it is unavoidable, search a prisoner withoutimnotimer member of the Force being present.

Violent Prisoner.If a prisoner is violent and objects to the arresting constable searching

hini, the reserve sergeant or senior reserve or other constable will conduct tImesearch in the presence of the arresting constable. All such property is to remainin the custody of the Police until time prisoner has been either discharged, acquittedor sentenced.

Disposi of Prisoner's Property.The property itself is to be sent to time place of trial (if prisoner is

committed) p-e4os to the day appointed for trial, so that it may be accessibleeither (if necessary) for time purpose of identification, or to be returned to thepmmmcr if discharged, om- delivered to the sheriff or gaoler with mm copy of thj,einventory if tIme be convicted.

Care is to be taken that property necessary for time purpose of identi-fication remains as much as possible in the hands of the same member of theForce, so as to avoid rendering the evidence of identity cousphicated or embarras-sing.

If time prisoner is discharged, the property is to be restored to hins willsthe exception of any portions necessary to be retained as proofs in any futureproceedings, or ally portions proved to belong to another person, and which maybe delivered to such person, on his indemnifying the member of the Force, sheriffor gaoler agonist any proceedings of the prisoner. It will be the duty of themember of the Force, sheriff or gaoler to inform the prisoner of the amounttaken from him according to the duplicate inventory.

If the prisoner be convicted of an indictable offence and sentenced toimprisonment, the property found in his possession and seized by the Policeis to be delivered to the sheriff or gaoler.

In cases of summary jurisdiction a similar course is to be pursued beforeand after conviction ci- discharge, as before and after trial.

Street) Milligan Street, Shenton Street and Palmer-ston Stieet.

Passed, by the Council of the City of Perth at theOrdinary Meeting of the Council held on the 23rd dayof June, 1947.

J. H. GLOWREY,Acting Lord Mayor.W. A. McI. GREEN,

Town Clerk.

Approved by His Excellency the Lientenaant-Govcrnorin Executive Council, this 23rd day of July, 1947.

B. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

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When property is handed over to the sheriff or gaoler, one copy of theinventory should accompany it. On the other copy of the inventory the sheriffor gaoler's receipt for the property should be taken, and it should be retained ijvthe Police.

When a prisoner's property is returned to him by the Police, Isis reed tfor it should be taken on one copy of the inventory.

Wrhtei, it prisoner brought to the lock-up or police station 111 a state ittintoxication is searcltcd, the articles should always be taken from him by oneperson, and called out distinctly and entered in the inventory by another. \opart of such property is to be returned to the prisoner until the decision of theMagistrate on the case is known, unless he is admitted to bail, when all propertytaken from him should he returned, except such portion as is required for evidence.

(ii) A prisoner nay, by written order, assign to any person for his defenceor other purpose any propert taken front him which is not required for evidence,nor in any way connected with the charge against him, nor suspected tounlawfully obtained.

(1) Persons of known respectability arrested for sonic trifling misdemeaiwui,toed not be searched, but should be requested to products such property as theymay have on their persons, and should, if possible, be placed in a cell by them-sd yes,

(j ) When prisoners are searched, the searching must be done so e liectwi ft\that all instruments or articles of pi'operty which they onpltt not to retain mayhe taken from them.

(k) Any prisoner may he searched it any time or place if ii is snspetstedthat lie has upon his person any deadly weapon o r any article which has beesstolen or unlawfully obtained, or aiiytlnng relating to the commission of anyoffence.

(1) Persons inspected of making, uttering or having in their potscssioncounterfeit coin should be searched immediately at the place tnt ore taken intocustody, when the circuiustcnices admit of it being done. If the search cannotllien he made, preeatitions are to se taken to prevemit the prisoner front getti nilrid of base coin or other evidence of guilt before being brought to the station.

Found or Stolen Property Books.Thic reserve sergeant or collier reserve constable will at 011cc CO Icr I

description of any money or propert brought to inn,, lii tile Found or StolenProperty Book, and mark it fur ide,itificatioii,

Prisoners' Property under Escort.The reserve serges nt or lock-un keeper will, when a priao]ler nuder escort

to Isis ficstiation is temporarily placed in a station or loek.up, enter in thePrisoners' Property Book particulars of cmv property belongmg to such prisoner.

Correction of lfntry.Should it become lseecssarv to correct an entry macic in the Prisoners'

i'roperty Book, or in any other public book or documeist, the original entry shouldnot be erased, but should he ruled tbrcughi and tIme correction neatly written insuch a manner as to leave the original entry legible, and a brief explanatory notemade in the margin.

Dangerous Weapons or Poisons.Unless obviously unnecessary, the prisoner's boots, socks, and alt clothing

should be removed anti carefully examined to guard against the concealment ofloaded arnis, knives, razors or other dangerous weapons or poisons.

Dangerous Prisoners.Braces, belts, neckties, or bootiaces should tie taken frous dangerous

prisoners or prisoners charged with serious offences, to prevent them doing thent-selves all injury. Pencils should be taken from prisoners to l)l'eveflt thicum defac-ing walls, etc.

Spectacles.in the case of prisoners hcsviag epeetatslee, there is no need for th

Police to take. possession of such articles unless the prisoner is violent or drunkor there is reason to believe the pnisonci' may injure himself w'ith thc glasses.or there is some other good reason why the articles should he held by thic Police.In cases where spectacles are taken possession of, they should be returned totile owners as soon as the necessity for the Police to hold the articles litii passed.

Searching of Male Prisoners on Transfer.When male prisoners are being transferred trusts one station to another,

or to a gaol, or for appearance at any Court, those who are charged with seriousoffences should be carefully searched immediately prior to their removal.

Prisoners charged with minor offeisces need not be searched when hcimsg sotransferred, sinless they have Petit scarcerated with others against whoni seriouscharges have been laid, and it is suspected or hichieveci that they may have lettersor other property on their person foi' conveyance to friends or relatives of suchother prisoners. TIse cells and exercise yards from which the prisoners lire removed,should be carefully examined as the offenders are leaving in order to ascertainwhether tiny object therein has been rsmovcd, damaged, or disturbed in any way.(Whenever any person charged is sentenced to imprisonment or remanded, ordetained for ally purpose, the officer chicirged with the safe keeping of such prisoner,

or where there is no such officer, the member of the Force in charge of the caseat the Court, will be responsible for the safe delivery of the prisoner to theReserve Sergeant, or Officer in Charge of the Station, and for giving accurateparticulars of the result of the Court proceedings.)

Searching of Females.The services of a female, if necessary, are to be procured to search a

female prisoner, and the Reserve Sergeant shall be in readiness to assist theformer if required.

In the Perth or Freinantle districts, the Police Matron, or a woman constableshould he used.

Female to be taken to Headquarters.in the Perth or Fremautle districts any female taken to a suburban

Station should be removed in the Police patrol car to the headquarters Station assoon is practicable.

Female Drug AddictsSearching of.All prostitutes and female offenders who are suspected drug addicts,

when arrested arc to be dealt with on the lines indicated in paragraphs 11 and 12of these Rules. Such offenders should he carefully searched by a matron or femalesearcher immediately after being charged, us order to ascertain whether they arein possession of cocaine or other dangerous drugs.

The Reserve Sergeant or Sergeant in charge of the Station for the timebeing, will at all times be personally responsible for all money, valuables and otherproperty held at the Statiois, or received at the Station during Ins tour of duty,whether sneli property is taken from a prisoner or otherwise.

He will see that a complete record of such property is correctly enteredin the books supplied for that purpose and that cash, jewellery and other valuablePi'operty is locked in the safe, strong box or strong room. On being relieved, liewill hand over to the relieving officer and obtain the necessary acknowledguient.

When the property of a prisoner or any part of it is impounded by anymember of the C.I.B. an entry to that effect is to be made iii red ink in theappropriate books and such property secured as aforementioned.

If the officer concerned requires ike property of any prisoner or partthereof, for any purpose, the necessary entry should he made and the same signedby the officer taking the property and initialled by the officer handing over.

Those Rules or such portion of t],eni as arc applicable shall apply to allStations throughout the State.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE underuicjitjoned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at public auction on the dates nied at tImeplaces specified below, under time provisions of theLand Act, 1933.1946, and its regulations:-

MEEKATHABRA.6th August, 1947, at 11 n.m., at tile Office of the Mining

Registrar-MeekatliarraTowu 422, Ic., £10; Town 429, ir.,

£12.

LAKE GRACE.7th August, 1947, at 11 a.n., at the Rural and Indus-tries Bank-

Karlgarin.-Town 3, 1 r., £12 I Os.

NARROGIN.7th August, 1947, at noon, at tIme District Lund Office-

KondininTown 68, lr. i6p., £140.Pingelly'j675, Ia sr. i2p., £12; "JjSSS, Ia. Sr.i2p., £12; *582, 4a. Or. 20p., £15; *53], 4a. Or.

20p., £15.

NO R TRAM.7th August, 1947. at 11.30 am,, at the District Land

Office-)QuairadingTowii 151, Ic. 14p.. £25.(RavensthorpeToivn 62, ir., £10.Bo1gartTown 72, 39.ip., £30; Town 73, ir., £25.TamminTowu 107, Ic. 0.51)., £20.

(KoordaTown 117, ir., £15.Kanring_*l9, Sa., £15; )24, 'Ia. Sr. ip., £10;*25, 9a. 3r. 39p., £20; 8a. l.39p., £15; 20,7a., £21.

CunderdinTown 245, Ic.. £12; Town 249. ic.£10.

PERTH.8th August, 1947, at it n.m., at the Department of

Lands and Surveys-Walliston-5S9, la. 2r. 36.lp., £13; *90, Ia. Ir.3O.7p., £12; '9l, in. Sr. 2S.9p., £14; *93, la. 2r.Sp., £15.

KalamundaTowss 240, 2r. I2.p., £20; Town 260,2r. 0.Pp., £20.

South KalamnundaTowim 4, 2r ,SS.8p., £40; Town5, 2r. S.3p., £35.

Mariginup 34Towii 34, 2r. 10.5 p., £5.Nortli FremuantleTown 241, about 2Op., £30.

GERALDTON.13th August, 1947, at 3.15 p.m., at the District Land

Offire-'it[ul1emva"i$, 17a. 2r. Sp., £20; "H 19, ISa. Sr.

23p., £20.

ALBANY.11th August, 1947, at 2.30 p.ni., at the Court Rouse--

(Mt. BarkerTown 244, 2r., £15.)TorIay___*210, 13a. ii'. 18p., £20.

LAWLERS.15th August, 1947, at 11 am., at the Police Station---

AgnemvTowii 38, ir., £12 lOs.*Su burhan for cultivation.(Clauses 21 and 22 of the. regulations do not apply.Subject to truncation of corner if necessary.

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

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1324 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 25, 1947.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at tins office, and the offices of the variousGovernment Land Agents. 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 )i 20feet only.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEIT URES.TB U underiiieutioiied leases have been cancelled undersection 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1946, owing to non-payment of i-cut or other reasons.

Nune, Lease, District, Reason, Corres., Plan.Asman, W. B.; 347/4163; Yilgarn 176, 177 and 171;

abandoned; 2466/46; 35/80, D3.Baker, F. 1-I.; 348/950; Espet-ance 418; abandoned;

377/39; 402/80, C3.Bromell, 41. W 347/1430; Ninghan 230, 939, 1409

and 1410; £239 19s. 6W; 2477/36; 65/80, A3 and 4.Crelhin, A. II.; 365/460; Plantagenet 3641; £13 5s.

46.; 1513/35; 452, C40, F4.Gleeson, B.; 347/3784; Ninghan 2999; abandoned;

40/45; 66/80, B2.Greeafield, H. G.; 6333/153; WiLma Town 533

abandoned : 2271/32 Wiluna Townsite.Hayes, J.; 347/4470; Murray 1313; abandoned;

1820/47; 3SOD/40, B4.Scott, C. F. (deceased) ; 2210/153; West Collie Town-

site 43; £1 lOs.; 8575/13; West Collie Townsite.McCoy, F. J.; 24113/74; Plantagenet 1362; £14 Os.

Id.; 3253/24; 436, A40 and B2.Parsons, A. J.; 365/733; Plantagenet 5475, 5472;

abandoned; 1659/38; 451/80, Al.Radcliffe, M.; 12535/56; Avon 14216; abandoned;

4894/20; 35/80, A2.Radcliffe, 41.; 38181/55; Avon 14214; abandoned:

4894/20; 35/80, A2.Scott, C. F. (deceased) ; 2210/153; West Collie Town-

site 43; £1 lOs.; 8575/13; West Collie Townsite.Struthers, H., and Emmett, G. L.; 311.7/2949; Norse-

man 1161.; £3 5s. 16.; 2457/39; Norseman Townsite.Trew, F. E.; 338/3320; Wooroloo Lot 8; abandoned;

810/47; Wooroloo Townsite.

11. F. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

ERRATUM.LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.

(Beverley Lots 300 and 301.)Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 23rd July, 1947.Caries. 7017/23, Vol. 2.

IN notice appearing in the Governsnent Gazette of the27th June, 1947, making certain lots open for sale by'public auction, for ''Beverley Lots 300 nmid 301.'' read''Beverley Lots 310 and 311'' respectively.

H. B. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.TJnder Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1916.

OPEN 30th JULY, 1947.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Ninghan District.Cm-v. 751 7/19. (Plans 96 and 97/SO.)It is hereby notified, for general information, that

thai surrendered portions of Pastoral Leases 392/505 and392/506, comprising 132,220 acres and 39,566 acres,respectively, with a grand total of 171,786 acres, will beavailable for selection on the 30th July, 1947, andsubject to payment for improvements.

OPEN 3rd SEPTEMBER, 1947.PERTH LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division (Yilga mn).

Corres. No. 4766/46. (Plan 24/300.)ALL that portion of unsurveyed land containing aboutS0,000 acres, bounded by lines commencing from theSouth-East coiner of Reserve No. 3113 and running due

East for about 619 chains; thence Northward for about1,042 chains; thence Westward for about 780 chains;thence Southward for about, 1,042 chains; thence East-ward for about SO cliii ins to th South-West corner ofReserve No. 3113.

OPEN 17th SEPTEMBER, 1947.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

En] inns Station.Unuingonia a iii U siupton Districts.

Corres. 1801/23. (Plans 26/300 and 73/SO.).1 T is hereby notified, for general information, thatEuhinna Station, originally held as Pastoral Leases395/730, 395/731 and 395/732, by F. K. Durack asExecutrix of the estate of P. B. Dnrack, deceifsed, andcontaining about 300,172 acres, will he available foeselection on Hednesday, 17th September, 1947.

Noi.th.\\rest Division (Forrest and De Grey Districts).Cones. No. 16500/10. (Plans. 109/300, 98/300.)

['1' is hereby notified, for general information, thatI'astoral Leases 394/475, 394/856, comprising 215,025acres, ot-ig-inally known as Pilga Station, and situatediii the Dc Ccci- District, ivil be open for selection on\\'ednesday, 1 7th September, 1947.

H. F. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN P03 SELECTION.is hereby notified, for general information, that the

areas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionnuder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1946, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act, and also to the provisions of theLand Alienation Restriction Act, 1944.

Applications must he lodged not later than the datespecified, hut may be lodged before such date, if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andf there at-c more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted will be determined by tha LaudBoard. Should any lands remain unselected such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

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

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmust take time balance thereof, if any, under OonditionamPurchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to time provisionsof clause 18 of time regulations.

Time tei-m ''Member of the Forces,'' where appearingin any notice published hereunder, shall he deemed tohave the meaning as is specified in section 2 of the LandAlienation Restriction Act, 1944, that is to say, ''Mem-ber of time Forces'' means a person who is or has been,a member of the Naval, Military or Air Forces of HisMajesty the King during any period in which HisMajesty is or has been engaged in war.

SCHEDULE.

NOW C?EN.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Roe District (about I mile North of Pederah Siding).Corr. No. 5085/46. (Plan 376/80, E2.)Location 2054, containing about 76 acres, at 6s. per

acre (cx survey fee) ; classification page 4 of 5085/46;subject to survey. This cancels the previous Gazettenotice in connection with tins area.

JULY 25, 1947.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1325

WEDNESDAY, 30th JIJLY, 1947.PERTI-I LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about I mile North-West of NorpaSiding).

Corr. No. 914/37. (Plan 24/80, B2, 3.)Location 20735, containing 941a. Or. 37p., at 9s. Gd.

per acre; classification in S295/13, Ti.; locations 20730and 25085, containing 48a. 3r. 9p., at us. (3d. per are;classification in 6301/26; and location 20738, containing96Sn. Ir. 4p., at (is. per acre; subject to Rural and In-dustries Bank indebtedness; being ill. W. Lyon's Can-celled application.

Avon District (abont 10 miles South-East ofBurracoppin) -

Corr.N a. 6143/27. (Plan 24/SO, DO.)Location 20777, containing 891a. Os. 36p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 36 an 6143/27; subject toRural and Industries Bank cropping lease terminatingon the 2Sth February, 1948. This cancels the previousGazette notice concerning tins location.

Fitzgerald District (about 9 miles West of Dowak).Corr. No. 19S6/2S. (Plans 392/SO, A2 ann 11/300.)Location 310, containing 1,000a. 3r. Sp., at is. 9c1.

per acre; classification page 10 in 70/22; snhject I,,Bural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being V.0 'Kecife 's forfeited lease 55/1021.

I-lay District (about 9 nnles West of Cranbrook) -Coin No. 1975/37. (Plan 444/SO, El.)Locations 858, 860 and 721, containing S89a. 3r., lO8a.

3r. l7p. and 160a. Or. 32p., respectively, at 5s. per acre;classifications page 12 in 1975/37 ; subject to Ruraland Industries Bank indebtedness; being D. K. Scott'sforfeited lease 347/1543.

Nelson District (about 2 miles South of Gi-cenbushes) -Selection limited to Members of the Forces.

Gorr. No. 238/32. (Plan 414C/40, E4.)Location 8754, containing 7Sa. Or. Op., at 13s. per

acre; classification page 7 in 2773/31; subject to exemp-tion from i-oad rates for two years from date of appro-val, also to timber and mining conditions. This can-cels the previous Gazette notice concerning this location.

Ninghan Dists-iet (about 11 miles North of Gabbin) -Con-. No. 736/24. (Plans 55/80, Al, 66/SO, A4.)Locations 1479 and 1490, containing 953a. 2i-. 23p.

and 946a. 2r. lOp., respectively, at 5s. 3d. per acre;classifications pages 6 and 44 in 736/24; subject toRural and Industries Bank indebtedness. This cancelsthe previous Gazette notice concerning these locations.

Ninglsan District (about 9 miles North of Narkal) -Corn. No. 630/45. (Plans 56/SO, Fl, 55/80, Al.)Locations 1754 and 1755, containing 551a. and 718a.,

i-espectively, at 6s. 3d. per acre (as one holding) ; clas-sification page 13 in 630/45; location 1755 is subject tosurvey; subject to Rui-al and Industries Bank indebted-ness. This cancels the previous Gazette notice concern-ing these locations.

Ninghnn District (abont S miles North of Wialki) -Con-. No. 1494/36. (Plan 66/SO, El.)Location 3118, containing 2,442a. Or. 2Gp., at is. (3d.

per acre; classification page 16 in 6320/27; subject toexemption from road i-ates for two years from dateof approval; being B. Pnmphrey's forfeited lease347/1133.

Open under i'art V. of the Laud Act, 1933-1946, asmodified by Part VIII.

Peel Estate (about 5 nsiies South-West of Karuiup) -Corr. No. 3934/40. (Plan 341D/4O, A4.)Lot 1093, containing 213a. ir. 12p. ; purchase money,

£133 Gs. 7d.; to returned soldiers: half-yearly instiil-3nentsflrst five years interest only at 4-1% per annum

£3, balance 35 years principal and interest at 4% perannum £3 14s. 16.; civilianshalf-yearly issstalments-first five years interest only at 5% per annum £3 Go. 86.,balance 35 years principal and isites-est at 5% perannum £3 iOs.ld.; also lot 1094, containing 186a. Or.lip.; purchase massey, £116 Go. 46.; to returned soldiers:ialf-yc-arl instalmentsfirst five years interest only at-ij% per annum £2 12s. 4d., balance 35 years principaland interest at 4t % pci annum £3 4s. Sd.; civilians:half-yearly instalmentsfirst five 1-ears interest only at5ç per annum £2 iSo. 26., balance .35 yeass principalend interest at 5% per annuusi £3 Os.; subject to specialcousditions applying within tIns estate.

Sussex District (about 61 miles from Yokouisp).Corr. No. 2633/31. (Plan 413C/40, F3.)Locations 1805, 1807, 3790 and 1509, containing lOOa.

Oi. lOp., 59a. Sr. 24p., 4Oa. lr. lp. and lOOa. Or. 16p.,respectively; subject to classification, pricing, and tomarketable timbeu- cosiditions. This cancels the previousGazct Ic notice eoncei-ning these locations.

Victoria District (about 4 miles South-East of Amino) -Corr. No. 1209/45. (Flail 123/SO, F4.)Locations 6(362, 5170 and S240, containing -101a. Sr.

2Op., l6Oa., aisd 2lOa. 3m. i6p., respectively, at 3s. 3d.Per acre; classification page 20 in 6079/25; subject topaynieust fm improvements. This cancels the previousGazett notice concerning these locations.

Victoria District (aBout 6 miles North of Mullewa) -Corr. No. 2332/47. (Plan 161/80, E4.)Location 7165, containing 3,000a. lr. 24p., at ls. 66.

per acre; classification page 6 in 2132/47; subject toRural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being C. Fog-hani 's forfeited lease 20417/68.

WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1947.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 3 miles Nosth-East ofKnigarius Hill).

Opesi under Part V., Sec. 53.Con. No. 2246/25.Locatioss 23776, contaississg Sn., at lOs. per acre

(including survey foe) ; available to adjoining holdersonly.

Denmark Estate (about 4 miles North-West ofDenmark).

Open under Part V., Sees. 47 and 49 only.Selection restricted to Members of the Forces.

Coi-r. No. 294/30. (Plan 452C/40, D4.)Location 492, containissg 112a. 3r., at lOs. pci

acre; classification page 7 in 294/30; subject to pay-ment for improvements, if any; being B. Waddling 'eforfeited lease 55/1824.

Esperance District (about 4 nnles North-Westof Scaddan).

Corr. No. 1546/47. (Plan 402/80, B3.)Location 523, containisig l,lCOa., at ls. 9d. pci

acre; subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebted-ness. This cancels the previous Gazette notice con-cerning this location.

Sussex District (about 4 nsiles East of DianellaSiding).

Selection restricted to Members of the Forces.(ori-. No. 2268/37. (Plan 440D/40, BC4.)Location 2659, containing l54a. 31-. Sp., at ils. Gd.

per acre; classification page 25 in 3650/30; subjectto exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval, also to timber conditions. Thiscancels the previous Gazette notice concerning thislocation.

1326 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Jua 25, 1947.

Sussex District (about 1½ miles South-West ofQuindalup).

Selection limited to Members of the Forccs.Corr. No. 1201/32. (Plan 4131/40, B2.)Locations 496 and 551, containing lOOa. and 134a,

2r. Op., respectively, at 9s. per acre; classificationspages 61 and 54 in 1171/21, respectively; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval. This cancels the previous Gazette noticeconcerning these locations.

Sussex District (about S miles South-West ofNaniiup)

Core. No. 898/33. (Plan 4391/40. 12.)Locations 1084, 1085 and 1356, containing 398a.

2r., at 7s. (3d. pci- acre; classification page 15 in898/33; also location 1355, containing 140a. 2r., at85. per acre; classification page 4 in 1034/33; sub-ject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness andto tinilier conditions. This cancels the previousGaettc notice concerning these locations.

Sussex District (about 4 miles East of Yelverton).Con-. No. 2760/29. (Plan 413D/40, 03.)Location 2515, containing 142a. 3r. Sp., at lOs.

1cr acre; classification page Si of 2760/29; also lociation 2516, containing 101a. in. 39p., at 8s. per acre;classification page 26 of 4821/30. TIns cancels thepi-evious Gazette notices regarding these locations.

Swan District (about 2 miles South of Lake Pinjar).Corr. No. 1833/24. (Plans 28/80, 144, 11/40, Bi.)Location 3114, containing 150a. ii-. 23p., at Is. 3d.

per ad-c; classification page 5 of 1833/24; snbjcc.t toliaynleilt for improvements, if any; being W. Rim-Iner 's forfcited lease 18407/68.

Swan District (about 3 milcs West of Lake Pinjar).Open under Part V., Sec. 47.

Corr. No. 2036/32, Vol. 2 (Plai 28/SO, Al.)That portion off Swan Location 2739, coOtaining

about 800 acres, hounded by lines starting at itsNorth-West corner and extending North-Eastwardalong part of its Northern boundary for a distanceof about (30 chains; thence South about 65 chainsand East about 50 chains to the prolbngation Southof the West boundary of Swan Location 2657; thenceSouth along said prolongation to the South boun-dary of location 2739; thence West and Northrepeatedly along boundaries of the latter location tothe staiting point. Priced at Us. per acre (iriclud-irig survey fee) and subject to survey.

Victoria District (about 2 miles North and Westof liullewa).

Corr. No. 13942/OS. (Plan 356B/40, 3) and E 1and 2.)

Locations 3840 and 3841, containing 1,000a. each,at 4s. Gd. and 5s. Gd. per acre respectively;classification page 6 of 13942/08, Vol. 1; alsolocations 4585 and 4727, containing 1,996a. and900a., respectively, at 3s. 3d, and 4s. 3d. peracre respectively; d-Iassiuocatious pages 30 of14820/08 and 131a of 832/09, rcspectively also loca-tions 4854, -185.5 and 4856, containing 6.59a. 2i-., at4s. Gd. pci- an-C; classifications page 13 of 891/43;also location 4865, containing 1,094a., at 5s. 6d. peracre; classification page 26 of 6973/09; subject tuRural arid industries Bank indebtedness. This can-cels the previous Gazette notices in connection, withthese locations.

\Vil lhi ,is I) istrirt ( a ho at 2 miles South-EastCubalhing).

Corr. No. 3736/24. (Plan 385A/40, 01.)Locations 10496 and 10497, containing 387a. 2r., at

4s. Gd. per acre; classification page 1.5 of 732/21 andpage 9 of 7913/22; subject to payment for improve-inents; being W. I-I. Rouse's forfeited leases 16810/68and 1S496/68,

\Tilgarn District (about .1 mile North-West ofWestonia).

(orr. No. :48/47. (Plan 35/80, ES.)Locations 163 and 161, containing 87.5a. 2r. 26p.,

and 993a. 2r. Op., respectively, at 2s. per acre (as oneholding); classification pages 1 and 2 of 2723/22;subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness,to mining conditions and to Goldfields Water Supplytimber conditions. This cancels the previous Gazettenotices concerning these locations.

WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1947.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about 3 miles South of Kw-elkan).Coi-i-. No. 270/27. (Plan 34/SO, D3.)Location 15496, containing 1,S63a. Or. 33p., at Os. Gd.

Per acre; classification page 42 of 270/27; subject topayment for improvements, if any; being F. T. Mc-China 's forfeited lease 21361/68.

Avon and Cowcowing 1.1. District (about 5 milesSouth of Koorda).

Corr. No. 1547/28. (Plan 560/40, P3.)Avon Locations 12652, 14.610, 14626, and Cowcowing

Al. 231, containing i,738a., at Ss. (hi. tar acre; clas-sifications pages-SO of 7365/22, 9 of 7365/22, 22 of5578/21 and 3 of 1547/28, respectively; also locations170, 178, 208, 211, Avon 26101, 15217, 24453 and 15218,containing 1,S95a. Ir.37p., at 6s. 3d. per acre; classifi-cations pages 19 of 7287/20, 19 of 7287/20, 19 of7287/20, 14 of 5580/21, 6 of 2178/27, 14 of 5580/21, 6of 2178/27 and 14 of 5580/21, respectively; AvonLocations 12652, 14610, 14626 and Cowcowing A,A.Lot 231 are restricted to members of the Fonees; sub-ject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness, exceptin the case of Avon Locations 15217, 15218, 24453 and26101; being L. D. Tarling 's cancelled applications,and cancelling the previous Gazette notice in connectionwith Avon Location 15218.

Jilhadji District (about 4 miles South-East ofMoorine Rock).

00cr. No. 2364/25. (Plans 36/80, C and 3)4, 23/80,C anil Dl.)

Locutions 1], 72 and 73, containing 844a. ir. 39p.,899a. 2i-. l3p. and 1,164a. ir. 31p., respectively, at is.9d., is. 90. and is. 6d. per acre, respectively; classi-fications pages 23, 24 and 25 of 5001/22; subject toPu-al and Industries Bank indebtedness, to mining con-djtns, to Goldfieids W'ttcr Supply timber conditions,and to a grazing lease over locations 71 and 73 only,expiring 28/2/48; being F. T. Pryer 's forfeited leaseover location 73 and cancelling the previous Gazetteuotices in connection with locations 71 and 72.

Ko,jonup District (about 10 miles Noi-th-East ofGnowangerup).

Corr. No. 2782/47. (Plan 417/80, P4.)Locations 7205 and 6261, containing 944a., at 2s. 3d.

per acre; classification pages 11 and 15 of 351/26;subject to exeniption from road board jates for twoears from date of approval of application, and toolson conditions. Tins cancels the previous Gazelle

notice concerning these locations.

Melbourne District (about 2 miles North-East ofElphin).

Corr. No. 1743/35. (Plan 57/80, 03.)Location 2221, containing 159a. 3r. 2lp., at 4s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 14 of 1743/35; subject topayment foi- imnprovenients; being B. Page's forfeitedlease 365/493.

I'lantagenet District (about 4 nuies West of Borden).Corr. No. 4094/20. (Plan 435/80, B2 and 3.)Lotation 3028, containing 534a. ir. 34p., at 2s. per

acre; classification page 10 of 4094/20; hieing J. W.Eva mis' cancelled application.

Piantagenet District (about 20 miles East ofMt. Barker).

Corr. No. 1264/37. (Plan 445/SO, E4.)Location 4884, containing 641a Ic. 4p., at 3s. p

acre; classification page 1) of 1264/37 ; subject to pay-ment for improvements, it any; being N. FL Bailey sforfeited lease 348/830.

Plantagcnct District (about 21 miles East of MtBarker).

Corr. No. 2206/39. (Plan 451/SO, El.)Location 5642, containing l6Oa. Or. ip., at 4s. 60.

pci acre; classificatioss page 7 of 2206/39; subject totimber conditions: being I-I....Bear 'a cancelled appli-cation.

Roe District (about 30 miles East of Narenibeen).Corr. No. 2545/46. (Plan 0/80, A4.)Locations 246 and 1913, containing 1,829a. Or. 32p.,

at 5s. 3d. per acre; classification page 15 of 4025/25;being .J. S. Gardner's cancelled application for portionof this location and cancelling the previous GazcIfenotice iii connection with the balance of the location.

Victoria District (about 9 miles West of ProwakaCorr. No. 3091/27. (Plan 94/SO, F2.)Location 863S, containing 4S3a. ir. 4p., at 2s. per

acre; classification page 5 of 3091/27 ; being H. Frank-lin 's forfeited lease 22323/68.

Open nnder Part V. Sec. 54.Wellington District (about i miles West of Collie

Burn).Corr. No. 452/43. (Plan Locations near Collie Burn).Location 2961, containing 2Oa., at 185. tier acre; clas-

sification page 34 of 10531/09; selection limited to onelocation in this subdivision to any one person, but thismay be increased in special eases with the approvalof the Minister; limited to a depth of 20 feet onlybelow the natural surface; being 1-1. J . Archer's foe-feited lease.

Open under Part V., Sec. 47 and 49 only.Williams District (about 8 miles North of Nyabiisg).

Corr. No. 17689/10. (Plan 408/SO, E3.)Locations 9765 and 11520, containing 84Oa. and 9S9a.

ir. 28p., respectively, at 8s. 6d. and 9s. 3d. per acre,respectively; classifications pages 62 of 17689/10 and21 of 5032/13, respectively; subject to Rural and Indus-tries Bank indebtedness. This cancels the previousGazcU.c notice concerning these locations.

Williams District (about 1O/ miles North, ofNowerellup).

Corr. No. 4523/46. (Plan 407/80, .42.)Location 11775, containing 644a. Or. 3Op., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 4 of 572/29; subject to eradi-cation of poison; hemg W. Broadhead 's forfeited lease347/4339.

Williams District (about 7 miles West of Pingariug).Corr. No. 3069/24. (Plan 376/80, 03 and 4.)Locations 13084 and 13203, containing 919a. Br. 19p.,

at Os. Pd. per acre; classification page 12 of 3069/24;also location 12895, containing 1,O35a. lr. 32p., at Os.Pd. per acre; classification page S of 1127/25; sub-ject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being'L. W. Dieks' forfeited leases 19071/68, 24485/74 and19941/68.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Laudi

LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909-1940.Surveyor General's Office,

Perth, 14th July, 1947.IT is hereby notified for general information thatRobert Vincent O'Leary has been registered as aLicensed Surveor under the provisions of the aboveAct.

ATHOL J. BENNETT,Secretary Land Surveyors' Licensing Board.

TRANSFER. OF LAND ACT, 1893.

Application 1906/1947.TAKE notice that The \Vest Australian Trustee Execu-br and Agency Company Limited of 135 St. George'sTerrace Perth the Administrator with the will andcodicils annexed of the estate of James Spiem's deceasedhas made application to be registered under the Trans-fer of Laud Act 1893 as the proprietor of an estat,g infee simple in possession in th following parcel of landsituate in the Perthshire District and being:-

Pcrthshire Location 1.11 containing 197 acres 1 rood20 perches

Bounded en the \Vest by the East boundary of a pub-lic road neasurng 20 chains :14 and one-tenth links

On the North by a South' boundary of Swan Loca-tim, 26-ST measuring 74 chains PS links

On the East by West boundaries of the said SwanLocation 2687 and Sw-an Location 2102 measuringtogether 48 chains 19 and five-tenths links

On the South by part of the North boundary of SwanLocatio,i 2790 and the North boundary of vacant CrownLand measuring tog-ether about 5 chains 38 and seven-tenths links

Thence by the shore of Lake Nowergup in a generalNorth-Westerly direction to the North-East corner ofReserve 882

And bounded again on the South by the North bonn-itary of the said reserve 882 measuring about 36 chains.

Th land is more particularly defined on Diagram11384 deposited iii the Oflice of Titles.

A id further take notice that ,,l1 po11s other thanthe applicant clainnmig' to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of laud and desiring toobject to the said application are hereby required tolodge in this office on or before the 2nd day of Septem.her next a caveat forbidding the said laud being broughtnuder the operation of the said Act.

A. W. B. GLEADELL,:Registrar of Titles.

Oil' cc of Titles, Perth, this 22nd day of July, 1947.Whseatlev & Son, Solicitors, Perth, Solicitors fom' the

A pphicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893, AND THELIMITATIONS ACT, 1.935.

Application 3001/1945.TAKE notice that Edwin Cawrse of 34 North Ter-race Boulder Carpenter has made application to beregistered under the Transfer of Land Act 1893 asthe proprietor of an estate in fee simple in posses-sion iii the following parcel of land situate in theBoulder District and being:-

Boulder Lot R200 being the whole of the landcomprised iii Certificate of - Title Volume 351 Folio47 containing 1 rood

Bounded by lines commencing at the North-Eastcorner of Boulder Lot R199 and extending East 1chain along the South boundary of North Terracethence Sonth 2 chains 50 links along the West boun-dary of Boulder Lot 11201 thence West 1 chain alongthe North boundary of a public right-of-way thenceNorth 2 chaiss 50 links along the East boundary ofthe said lot 11199 to the starting point.

And further take notice that all persons otherthan the applicant claiming to have any estate righttitle or interest in the above parcel of land anddesiring to object to the said application are herebyrequired to lodge in this office on or before the 22ndday of September next a caveat forbidding the regis-tration of the sai.d Edwin Cain-so as such proprietoras aforesaid.

A. W. B. GLEADELL,Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth, this 15th day of July, 1947.N. B. Robinson, Solicitor, Perth, Solicitor for the

Applicant.

.JUL1 25, 1947.] GOVEI1NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1327

1328 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 25, 1947.

1PBL[O WORKS TENDRIlS.Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., Tuesday on dates

iieiitioued hereunder, are invited for the following:-\Toi.le_Soiith Perth Police StationAdditions and

Sewerage (9846) ; 29th July, 1941; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Boom, P.W.D., Perth. on andafter 15th July, 1947.

WorkGwalia State HotelHot Water Installation(0849) ; 29th July, 1947; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kalgoorlie, andPolice Station, Gw'alia, on and after 15th July, 1947.

WorkKolonup SchoolRemoval of Classroom fromCorackine (0850) ; 29th July, 1947; conditions mayceen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Nat-a uniny and Albany, on and after 15th July, 1947.

Purchase of PropertyCodjatotine School (for re-noval) ; 29th July, 1947; conditions may be seen atP.W.1)., Perth; Police Station, Pingellv and Narrogiii.

WorkMingenew School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (9851) ; 5th August, 1947; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., PerthP.W.D., Geraldton and Police Stat ion, i'Jingenew ; iiiiand after 22nd July, 1947.

WorkLeonora Inspector of Mine's QuartersRe-pail's and Renovations (9852) ; 12th August, 1947; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth; Police Station, Leonora and P.W.I., Kalgoorlie,(iii amid after 29th July, 1947.

WorkCollie Senior School--Additions and Itenova-lions (0853) ; 12th August, 1947; conditions may be

at the Contractors' Room, P.WD., Perth; P.W.D.,Buuhury, and Court house, Collie, on and after 29thJuly, 1947.

Vi orkKatamnung District Inspector's Quarterstie-pairs and Renovations (9854) ; 12th August, 1047; con-ditions may he seen at the Contractors' 1-maui, P.W.1).,Perth, and at P.W.D., Katanning, on and after 20GmJuly, 1947.

WorkIKoorcla School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (9855) ; 12th August, 1947 ; conditions maybe seen at tIme Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andat Water Supply Office, Northani, on and after 29th.inI',', 1947.

WorkBridgetuwu I-IospitalI-Iot Water Installation(9S56) ; 12th August, 1947; conditions may be seen attime Contractors ' Room, P.\V.D., Perth ; Courthouse,Bridgetown, and P.W.D., Bnisbnry, omi and after 29thJuly, 1947.

\VorkGmm-alia School and QuartersRepairs andRenovations (9857) ; 12th August, 1947; conditions mayhe seen at tile Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth;Gw'alia Police Station, and F.W.D., Knigoorlie, on andafter 29th July, 1947.

\VorkSlaresk Agricultural CollegeNew Cool Store(0858) ; 12th August, 1947; conditiuns may he seenat time Contractors' I-loans, P.W.D., Perth, and WaterSupply Office, Nortimam, on and after 29th July, 1947.

Pnrchase of PropertySeabrook School and/orQuarters (fit situ) ; 5th August, 1947; conditions may beseen at P.W.D., Perth; Water Supply Office, Northern;Police Station, Meckering.

'Fenders, together with tile prescribed deposit, are tohe addressed to ' ' Time Eon, the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George'sTm-race, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.'' Thehighest, lowest, or ally tender will not neceasarily beaccepted.

W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

24th July, 1947.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1945.Annulmewt of Notice of Acquisition.

Bassendean Road BoardRecreation Ground at EiderPas'ade, Bassendean.

P.W. 575/47.NOTICE B hereby given that the Notice of Acquisitionpublished in the Government Gazette of the 2nd May,1947, whereby certain land in the Swami District des-cribed in the Schedule to such notice and on Plan P.W.D.,

\\'.A. 10934 was compulsorily taken and set apart forthe plirpase of Recreation Ground at Elder Parade, Bas-seudeau, is annulled pursuzuit to section 21 of the PubhiWorks Act, 1902-1945.

Dated this 24th day of July, 1947,VICTOR DONEY,

Minister for Works.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902.1945.Metropolitan SewerageMidland Junction No. 1

Pumping Station.Sale of Land,

2W. 291/47, lix. Co. 1454,NOTICE is hereby given that His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, under section 29 of the PublicWorks Act, 1902-1945, has authmorised the sale by pri-vate contract (retransfer to previous owner) of all thatpiece or parcel of land being portion of Swan Location15 and being lot 99 on L.T.O. Plan 2112 (MemorialBook 19, Number 1310) containing one mood, threeperches, such land not being now- required for the pur-pose for which it was held, namely, Metropolitan Sewer-age, Midland Junction No. I Pumping Station.

Dated this 1? day of 1? 1947.\\ C. WILLIAMS,

Under Secretary for Works.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1945.Municipal Election.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 23rd July, 1947.

IT is hereby isotiuied, for general information, in accord-amice with section 113 of time Municipal Corporatiomis Act,that the followisig gentleman has beams elected a Mem-ber of the undermuentioned Municipal Council to fill timevacancy Shown in the particulars hereunder:Ward; Date of Election; Membem' electd: Surname,

Christian Name; Occupation; How vacancyoccurred: (a) Retirement, (b) Resignution, (c)Death; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

City of Freniautle Municipal Council.City; 16/7/41; Porter, Milson John Howard; Motor

Builder; (b) ; J. W Batemami; unopposed.(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,

Under Secretary for Public Works.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1946,Road Roam-il Election.

Department of Public Wom'ks,Perth, 23i-d July, 1947.

IT is hereby mmotiuied, for gcmiem'al informnation, imi accord-ance with section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1946,that the following gentlemen have been elected Men,-hers of the undermentiummed Road Boards to fill timevacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:

Date of Election ; Member elected: Surnamne, ChristianName; Ward Occupation; 1-Tow vacancy occurred:(a) Effluxion of time, (b) Resignation, (e) DeatlmName of Previous Member; Remarks.

Gascoymic-Mimmilya Road Board.19/4/47; Illingw'om-th, Kennetls; Town; Planter; (a)

K. Illingvorthm; unopposed.19/4/47; Waite, James Charles; Gascoyne; Pastom'al-

1st; (a) ; J. C. Waite; unopposed.

Geraifiton Road Board.i9/4/47; Sewell, Eric V.; East; Grazier; (a) ; E. V.

Semm-ell; unopposed. -19/4/47; Grant, Alexandem- Edwin ; Nortls; Graziem-:

(a) A. E. Grammt; unopposed.19/4/47; Doncomi, Edward Keith; South; Farmem-;

(a) ; V. iT Pere,juan; unopposed.

Greenbushes Road Board.12/7/47; Meagher, Shenstone Clarence; Farmer;

(c) ; J. H. R. Knapton.(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Pnhhc Works.

Juiv 25, 1947.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, Wi'. 1329

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1946.Drakesbrook and Murray Road Districts.

Alteration of Common BoundaryNotice of Intention.Department of Public Works,

Phrth, 25th June, 1947.P.W. 1252/38.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of I-us Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, under the provisions of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1946, to alter the common boundary betweenthe Murray Road District and the Drakesbrook RoadDistrict by severing Wellington Location 535, situateWIthifl the Murray Road District, and annexing' it to theDrakesbrook Road District. Plan showing the proposedalteration may be seen at the Local Government Office,Department of Public Works, Perth.

(Sgd.) W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1946.Bunhurv Road District and Municipality of Bunbur3-.

Alteration of Common BoundaryNotice of Intention.Departsnent of I'ublic \Vorks,

Perth, 16th July, 1947.P.W. 1270/37.

IT is hereby notified, for general inforniation, that it isthe intention of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governorunder the provisions ol' the Road Districts Act, 191 11-1946, to alter the common boundary between the Bun-bury Road District and the Muineipalitv of Bunburyby severing that portion of the Bunhnrv Road Districtdescribed iii the Schedule hereto, and annexing it to theII nmncipahitv of Bunhu 'v.

P1 an showing' t lie proposed a lte ratio ii n lay he seeliat the Local (1 ovum imment 0 thee, i)epn rtinent. of PublicWorks, Perth.

(Sgd.) ARTI-IUR F. WATTS,Minister for Local Government.

Sdncunie.Bounded on the west by the western boundary of

1ocations 4450 ned 4-142; on the North by time Northerncide of Clarke Street; on the East liv the Eastern sideif Ecciestone Street and on the South by the Southernboundary of lot S of location 494, portion of time East-din boundary of location 4354, reser-e 153 and theN omthemn boundary of that. reserve.

THE BOA I) DiSTRICTS ACT, 1919-1946.Serpentine-.Jarrahidale Bond Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow Proposed Loanof £2,600.

NOTICE is hereby given that it a meeting held on1St] June, 19-17, the Serpentine-Jarrnhdale Road Boardresolved to borrow the sum of £2,600, to he expendedon works and undertakings iii the Scrpentiue-.JarrandaleRoad Board District, and the said u-orks and undertak-ings being time purchase of plant.

Plans and specificalions and the estimates of time costof the said works and undertakings and statement show-ing the proposed expenditure of the money to be bor-rowed, including the cost of supervision md initial cx-penclitnre in connection with the raising of the loan,are open for inspection at the office of the Serpentine-.Jarrandale Road Board, situnated at Paterson Street,Mundijong, for one month from the publication hereof,between the hours of 9 a.ln. and 4 p.m. on week days,Monday to Friday only.

rfh,e amount of £2,600 is proposed to lie raised bythe sale of debentures, repayable with interest by 20equal half-yearly instalments os-er a period of ten yearsafter the date of the issue thereof, in lieu of the for-ination of a sinking fund.

The debentures shall bear interest at a rate notexceeding three pounds ten shillings per centum (13I Os. per cent.), payable half-yearly. The amount of thmcsaid debentures and interests thereon is to he paid atI lie State Treasury, Perth.

Dated this 21st day of July, 1947.D. 0. WATKINS,

Chairman.J. A. V. PROCTER,

Secretary.

P.W. 958/47; Ex. Co. No, 1431.Ps-eic Woaxs ACT, 1902-1945.

LAND ACQUISITION.

Belmont Paris Road BoardReereet ion Ground at Leads Street, Belmont.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby deolared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Scheduleheretobeing all in the Swan Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval under the Road Districts Act, 1919-1946and Public Works Act, 1902-1945 of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, dated the 23rd day of July, 1947, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposes of the following public work,namely :Recreation Ground at Leake Street, Belmont.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so taken and set apart are marked offand more particularly described on Plan, P.WD., W.A .,3l01 7, which may he inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works,Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Belmont Park Road Board for an estate in fee simple inpossession for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all, trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates,interests, rights-ofway, or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A.,

No. 31017.

1 and 2

Owner or Reputed Owner.

Vera Gertrude Sehina Fernie and GertrudeMay Grant

Certified correct tIns 9th day of July, 1947.

VICTOR DONEY,Minister for Works.

Description.

Portion of Swan Location 31, being Lots 123and 124 on L.T.O. Plan 2198 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 737, Folio 115)

Area.

JAMES MITCHELL,Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 23rd day of July, 1947.

a. r. p.0 1 32

1330 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JULY 25, 1947.

On LT.O. Plan 5031 (Certificate of TitleVolume 1024, Folio 532)

P.W. 1025/47;PUBLIC WORKS ACT, 1902-1945 STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946.

LAND RESUMPTION.

l[orkers' Dwellings within tie Jielville Road District.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Scheduleheretobeing all in the Swan Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 23rd day of July, 1947, been setapart, taken, or resumed for the purposes of the following public work, namely :Workers' Dwellings within the MelvilleRoad District.

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed, are shownmarked off ore Plan, P.W.l)., WA., 31022, which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in The State 1-lousing Commission for an estate in fee simplein possession for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates,interests, rights-of-way, or other easeni ants whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on PlanP.W.D., W.A..

No. 31022.Owner or Reputed Owner. Description. Area.

1 and 2 Australian Real Estate Investment Com-pany Limited

Portion of Swan Location 61 and being Lots 31and 83 on LT.O. Plan 5031 (Certificate ofTitle Volume 1034. Folio 452)

a. r.0 2 11

3 Stella Tvy King - -- Portion of Swan Location 61 and being Lot 245on L.T.O. Plan 4990 (Certificate of Title

01 7Volume 1030, Folio 592)

4 Australian Real Estate Investment Com-pany Limited

Portion of Swan Location 61 and being Lot 213on L.T.O. Plan 4990 (Certificate of Title

o i 6-8

Volume 1026, Folio 228)Public Trustee as Administrator of the

Estate of Lnigi Bernardo Caratti (deceased)Portion of Swan Location 61 and being Lot 294

on L.T.O. Plan