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3392 GOVERN-7\17NT GAZETTE, W.A. [Nov. 11, 1910.

Declaration of a State Forest

PROCLAMATIONWESTRIIN AUSTRA1.1A, fly His Excellency Sir Gerald Strickland,

TO WIT. Comp della Catena, Knight Commander of(he Most Distiuf ruished Order of St.G. STRIc.KLANn, Michael awl St, George, Governor in andGovernor. over the State of Western Australia and

[L.I.] its Dependencies, etc., etc., etc.

11082/10.WHEREAS by "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1904,"it is provided that any Crown lands may be declared totea State Forest within the meaning and for the purposeof that Act: Now therefore I, the said Governor, actingwith the advice of the Executive Council, and in exerciseof the power in this behalf conferred by the said Act, dehereby declare the lands described in the, Schedule heretoto be State Forests within the meaning and for thepose of "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1904."

GOLDFIELDS STATE FORESTS.Schedule.

All Crown Lands within a two-mile radius of the fol-lowing Townsites:—Abbotts, Austin, Balgarrie, Bala-gundi, Balla Balla, :Bamboo, Bardoc, Black Flag, Bonnie-vale Boogardie, Boorabbin, Boorara, Broad Arrow, BrownRill, Bulb,Burbanks, Datong, Burtville, Bull-finch, Callion, Cue, 'Cuddinwarra, Davyhurst, Day Dawn,Dundas, Dunsville, Desinotd, Erlistoun, Eulamitma, Feys-vide, Gabanintha, Gordon, Goongarrie, Gindalbie, Hall'sCreek, Horseshoe, Higginsville, Jackson, Kambalda,Kanowna, Kathleen, Kintore, Knutsford, Kookynie,Kunanalling, Kundana, Kurnalpi, Kurrajong, Kurra-wang, Laverton, LaNVICI'S, Lennonville, Leonora, Linden,Londonderry, Lake View, MuHine, Mainland, Malcolm,Meekatharra, Menzies, Mertondale, Mulgarrie, MurrinMurrin, Mount Magnet, Mount Margaret, Mount Ida,Mount Morgans, Nannine, Niagara, Noongal, Norseman,

.Nullagine, Nunn garra„ Paddington, Parker's Range,Paynesville, Peak Hill, Princess Royal, Ravensthorpe,Rothsay, Sir Samuel, Southern Cross, Sandstone, Tampa,Tuckanarra, Vivien, Wr„verley, Winda.nya, Widgemooltha,Wi.tuna, Woodara, WooIgar

' Yalgoo, Yarn, Yerilla, Yuu-

darnindera, Yunudaga, and Yuani.All the Crown lands within a radius of three miles from

the post offices of the following townsites:—Kalgoorlie,Boulder, and Coolgttrdie.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the saidState, at Perth, this 9th day of November, 1910.

By His Excellency's Command,

JAMES MITCHELL,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

Formation of Local Board of Health for Balingup.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this

9th day of November, 1910.Present:

His Excellency the Governor.The Honourables—The Premier.

Arthur Male, M.L.A.5202/10.

WHEREAS by Section 15 of "The Health Act, 1898,"the Governor may appoint any number of persons, notexceeding seven, to be a Local Board of Health for anyDistrict, not forming part of a Municipal District: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor of Western Aus-tralia, by and with the advice and consent of the Execu-tive Council, does hereby appoint the undermentionedpersons to be a Local Board of Health for the Districtof Balingup, such District embracing all lands within theRoads District of Balingup, and to be named the Baling-up Road District Local Board of Health:

J. W. Blachett, J. 13. Anderson,T. H. Wright, 0. Roberts,E. F. Wright, A. EnBarton.J. L. Rose,

, BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council.

Premier's Office, Perth,9th November, 1910.

THE following Despatch and enclosure, received by HisExcellency the Governor front the Right Honourable theSecretary of State for the Colonies, or c published forgeneral information.

A. COLENSO KESSELL,Secretary to the Premier.

Western Australia.No. 101.

Downing Street,Sir,-- 4th October, 1910.

With reference to my circular Despatch of the 23rdSeptember, 1909, I have the honour to transmit to yon,for the information of your !Ministers, copies of a Noticeissued by the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian .Parliii7ment With regard to the nominations for the Nobel PeacePrize of 1911.

2. I have to request that your Ministers will be sogood as to cause the conditions of the prize to be madeknown to those bodies and persons who are qualified tonominate candidates.

3. It will be observed that the names of candidatesshould be received by the Nobel Conuitt(T hetore the1st of February, 1911.

I have, etc.,(Signed) CREWE.

Governor Sir Gerald Strickland, K.C.M.t.,etc., etc., etc.

Bet Not-sic Stortings NobellcomitiL Nobel Committeeof the Norwegian Parliament,

NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.All proposals of candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize,

which is to be distributed December 10th, 1911, must, inorder to be taken into consideration, be laid before theNobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament by a dulyqualified person before the first of February ot the sameyear.

Any one of the following persons is held to be' dulyqualified: (a) Members and late members of the NobelCommittee of the Norwegian Parliament, as well as theadvisers appointed at the Norwegian Nobel Institute;(b) Members of Parliament and Members of Governmentof the different States, as well as Members of the Inter-parliamentary Union; (c) Members of the internationalArbitration Court at the Hague; (d) Members of theCommission of the Permanent International PeaceBureau; (e) Members and Associates of the Instituteof International Law; (f) University professors ofPolitical Science and of Law, of History and ofPhilosophy; and (g) Persons who have received theNobel Peace Prize.

'1'lle Nobel Peace Prize may also be accorded to institu-tions or associations.

According to the Code of Statutes, Section 8, thegrounds upon which any proposal is made must be stated,and handed in along with such papers and other docu-ments as may therein be referred to.

According to Section 3, every written work, to qualifyfor a prize, must have appeared in print.

For particulars, qualified persons are requested toapply to the office of the Nobel Committee of the Nor-wegian Parliament, Drammensvei 19, Kristiana.

CONSULAR.

Premier's Office, Perth,C.S.O. 2387/10. 11th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor directs it to be notified,for general information, that a despatch has been receivedfrom the Right Honourable the Secretary of State forthe Colonies informing lain that the King's Exequaturempowering A. E. Morgans, of Perth, to act asa

Austro-Hungarian Consul at Perth and Fremantle, has receivedHis 'Majesty's signature.

By His Excellency's Command,FRANK WILSON,

Premier.

ASS ETS.

Coined Gold, Silver,and other Metals.

Cola and. Silver inBullion and Bars.

GovernmentSecurities.

Landed Property andBank Premises.

Notes and Bills ofother Banks.

Balances due fromother Banks.

Notes and Bills d is-counted, and otherdebts to Banks notbefore enumerated.

Total average Assets.

X s.

_

d. X s. d. X s. d. X s. d. X s. cl. .2 s. d. X s. d. X S. d.1,116,015 7 5 182,171 19 0 a 145,364 6 0 72,254 14 2 24,867 6 0 72,335 18 6 2,321,834 9 4 3,934,844 0 5

195,503 18 10 37,109 7 8 51,061 14 10 8,020 16 11 968 2 11 1,062,269 1 7 1,354,933 2 9421,307 0 6 122,361 17 8 7,900 0 0 7,336 5 1 1,092 4 2 , 1,478,491 4--.2 2,038,488 11 7659,271 19 6 122,854 8 0 23,212 5 5 16,339 16 5 564 13 10 7,232 3 8 520,161.14 1 1,349,640 0 11205,242 7 5 14,244 14 8 ... 46,672 6 2 7,310 7 8 ... 340,336 10 7 613,806 6 6117,876 5 5 ■ 92,063 10 11 ... 7,922 19 0 4,837 6 3 44.6,382 10 9 669,082 12 4

2,715,216 19 1 570,805 17 11 168,576 11 5 202,151 10 7 52,936 15 9 81,628 9 3 6,169,478 10 6 9,960,794 14 6

CAPITAL AN I) PROFITS.

Capital paid up. Total Capital andReserve Funds.

Reserve Liability of j Rate per ;?i

ndneli‘iiitil. ofShareholders, las Amount et Dividend.

Amount of ReservedProfits at the t une of(or after) ac-laring

such Dividend.

s. d. s. d. s. d. £ s. X s. d.200,000 0 0 20 qp cent. 19.189 0 0 518,216 2 8

1 1,498.220 0 0 i 6 T cent. Preference6 ,̂ 1> cent. Ordinary

9,17335,773

84

00

)s 238,036' 14 4

1,500,000 0 0 5,810,000 0 0 3,000,000 10 v,a- cent. and;v !m ulls c 4 °/0 75,000 0 0 1,349,927 15 8

2.726,880 0 0 2,726,880 0 0 2,726,880 0 0 i 10 `9 , cent. 125,000 0 0 d 1,806,720 0 0c2,21.2,969 0 0 3 V cent. 31,760 5 0 d 3,715 10 21,600,000 0 0 3,360,000 0 0 1 "10,000 0 0 f 12 cent. 128,000 0 0 1,775,100 0 0

Points : 16,5 .1p share i

9,738,060 0 0 423,895 17 0 5,691,716 2 10

Banks.

Western Australian BankNational Bank of Australasia. Ltd. ...

Union Bank of Australia, Ltd.

Bank of New South Wales ...Commercial Bank of Australia. Ltd...Bank of Australasia

TM do .

Treasury, Perth, 10th November, 1910.THE following Summary, and also the General Abstracts, showing the Average Amount of the Liabilities and Assets of all the Banks in Western Australia, taken from theseveral Weekly Statements, for the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910, are published for general information.

LIABILITIES.

FRANK WILSON, Colonial Treasurer.

tiENERAL ABSTRACT for the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910, showing the AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS, and of the CAPITAL and PROFITS of theseveral BANKS within the State of Western Australia, taken from their Weekly Statements.

Banks.

Western Australian BankNational Bank of Australasia, Ltd.Union Bank of Australia, Ltd....Bank of New South WalesCommercial Ban k of Australia, Lt(Bank of Australasia ...

Total of Average

DEPOSITS.

Notes in Circulation. Bills in nation. nalan ces due toother Banks. nbilaizterest. Bearing interest.,u

(Public). Total.Total

X 8. d. s. d. X s. d. X s. S. s. d d.40,895 7 0 45,031 5 0 82,230 0 3 224,777 17 0 1,443,969 8 0 2,668,747 5 0 2,936,903 17 327,217 10 9 5,499 18 1 3,838 18 5 341,630 0 3 327,255 12 2 668,885 12 5 705,471 19 872,218 13 10 5,050 12 2 3,802 16 10 653,160 14 11 652,210 13 9 1,305,401 8 1,386,473 11 617,433 18 5 1,119 17 0 12,580 4 1 392,789 17 11 281,598 1 5 674,387 19 4 705,521 18 1020,405 0 0 1,951 16 6 21,397 14 4 344,797 3 2 224,190 15 8 568,987 18 10 612,742 9 859,702 13 10 3,889 17 3 321,308 11 7 262,568 0 5 583,877 1 0 617,469 12 1

337,903 3 10 02,543 6 0 123,819 13 11 3,278,494 4 10 3,191,923 0 5 0,170,287 5 3 6,99•,583 9 0

Banks.

Western Australian BankNational Bank of Australasia, Ltd.Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. ...Bank of New South WalesCommercial Bank of Australia, Ltd.Bank of Australasia

Total of Average ..

92,440. c. Bonus, 4. After. c. Preference, £2,117,350 ; Ordinary £95,619.a. " public" (ant is Govermui nt, municipal, and public). L. Preference, r3P5,780 ; Ordinary El.

Notes in circulation notBills in circulation not hearingBalances due to other BanksDeposits not bearing Interest

Ditto bearing Interest

LIABILITIES.Interest

est

Total amount of Liabilit e

GENE RA ABSTRACT showing the

'WESTERN A I1STRALI A N BANK.

AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the W ES l'ERN AUSTRALIANStatements during the QUARTER, from the let July to the 30th September, 1910.

BAN K, taken from the several Weekly

a c. s.' 05 7 0

o•02,280 0 3

21 777 17 0969 8 0

2,628,717 5 0

... £2,936,50317 3

A,sETs.si ver, and other corned metals ..

67 Ed .o id silver in bullion and barsPublic securities ...Land,:d property, Bank premisesBalances due from other laulisNotes and Bills of other IlanksAmount of all debts Inc ■, 7 he Ban

funded debts of every descrisaid Bank from other Banks

Total amount of Assets

£ s. d.• 1,116,015 7 5

:.. 182,171 19 0... 145,364 6 0... 72,251 11 2... 72,335 18 6

24,867 6 0change, and all stock andand balances due to the

2,321,834 9 4

... £3,934,814 0 5

i n cludin_ Totes, bills of eson, excel ug notes, bills,

Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders Amount of the last Dividend declared Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend

s. d.200,000 0 020 cfp cent.19,189 0 0

518,216 2 8

Perth, 31st October, 1910.I, HENRY DIGGENS HOLMES, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a tine and

Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements" The Western Australian Bank Act, 1896."

Swain before me, at Perth,CHAS. A. SAW, Justice of the Peace,this 31st day of Ott., 1910.

H. D. HOLMES, General Manager.F. A. KENDALL, Accountant.

faithful Account of the Average Amount of thethereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of

H. D. HOLMES.

GENERAL ABNATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED.

RACT showing the AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the NATIONAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED, within the StateWestern Australia, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the QUARTER, from the let July to the 36th September, 1910.

of

LIABILITIES. s. E. s. d. ASSETS £ S. d.Notes in circulation ... ••. 27,217 10 9 Coined gold and silver, and other coined metals 195,503 18 10Bills in circulation not bearing Interest ...Balances due to other Banks .„

•.. 3408 18,8,838 iS

15

Gold and silver in bullion or Lars ...Government Securities

37,109 7 8

Deposits not bearing Interest 316,7917 9 4 Landed property, premises, etc. 51,061 14 10Ditto bearing Interest ... 205,355 4 1

520,149 13 5Notes and Bills of other Banks...Balances due from other Banks . „. ..

... ... ... ....... ... 968

16 112 11

24,835 10 11Government Deposits not bearing Interest Amonut of all debts due to the Bank, including notes, bills of exchange, and all stock andDitto ditto bearing Interest ... 128,900 S 1 funded debts of every description, excepting notes, bills, and balances clue to the

148,735 19 0 said Bank from other Banks ... ... ... ... „. ... ... 1,062,269 1 7

Total amount of Liabilities ... £705,471 19 8 Total amount of Assets ... £1,354,933 2 9

£ s. d.Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910 1,498,220 0 0Late of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders (Preference Shares 6 per cent. p.a.

Amount of the last Dividend declared

Amount of the Reserved Profits, exclusive of such Dividend, at the time of declaring such Dividend ... 238,036 14 4A. McDONALD, Sub-Manager.A. W. I3ALLHAUSEN, Accountant.

I, HENRY ROBERT ENGLAND, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful Account of the Average Amount ofAssets and Liabilities of the' above Bank, within the State of Western Australia, during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statementsthereof, kept in pursuance of the provisions of " The Stamp Act, 1882."

?„ Ordinary Shares 6 per cent. p.a.Preference Shares ... .£9,173 8 0Ordinary Shares ... ..35,773 4 0

44,946 12 0

Perth, 8th October, 1910.

Sworn before me, at Perth, H. R. ENGLAND.T. QUINLAN, Justice of the Peace.this 8th ,nayof Oct., 1010.

ASSETS.••i••;

Landed :., •r• ■,.:•••Notes dud 1 c .; •Balance:; C,• •••Amount of c11

fund. t • „said 11a

xe lange, and, and balane

Total tuuount of Assets

S. d.431,307 11 6122,361 17

7,900 0 07,316 5 11,092 4 2

1,178,491 2

.132,038,488 11 7

;',3,17inne.31

Total arum of Liabilities

•••...

s, .32. 13.72,2185,0503,802

s. ut.13 1012 '216 10

20,!2 .3 10 76:;;,o3:

653,160 14 111:'.7,-1:3 3 0525,..:27 10 9

652,240 13,l1,305,101 S 8

.1,386,173 11 6

Perth, Hh Novemb •, 1910.I„lu FIN FORDYCE, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge ly•ner

Lia• ; •,i the •••••ve -Da at, in the St. ..to of Western Ansi the period sp.•eiof tie ■•••

It • 1 Abstract is a, true and faR1Cu'that the .,rule WaS made up from tin'

Llcaring

Into392,789 17 11281,598 1 5

UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, T,I7•3 ITED.'.CT, showing the AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the VII or AUSTR.•.-i-J

taken from the several Weekly Statements during the QUARTER, from is,. July, 1910, to the 30h77in the State o310.

ern Australia,

£ s.Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910 1,50 0 0Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders 10 '1) cent. annum.Rate of the last Bonus to Shareholder- @ sh;...c,, or 4 I) . cent.Amount of the last Dividend. declared 0 0Amount of the last Bonus to Shareholders ;0.0:t) 0 0Amount of the Reserved prra., at the time of declaring such Dividend

31-',;),•!!■,.1•1.2.7d 15d 80Reserve Liability of Prop,iefo,•., Total Capital and Reserve Funds 5.^ 10,9310 0 0

J. F01;.!).YCE, Acting Inspoetor.

re Amount of A •• anduements thereof kept in pl!r,u,1:1;•63

J. FOR,D)..,..:E.1:)10,

.. 13 .1 S ;ice of the Peace.

GE:\ 1.1.A1, A DSTI•:.-BANK OF NEW SOUTH. W.

RAGE A.A.OUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of ti,.! NEW SOUTH WALES,several Weekly Statements during the QUARTER •:••••,a ,'; ' 1910, to the 30th Septeml 9

of 'Western Aust ralia

17,133 18 :31,119 17 0

12,580 4 1.

Total amount of Liabilities

co l d a•v; ilc;;. I ■

LandedLauded p•opuriy. ■•■ •••:)i, etc.Notes and Bilk Banks ...Balances due from other it,:ii;sAmount of all debts due to the Bank, including notes, bills of exchange, and all stock and

funded debts of every description, excepting notes, bills, and balances due to the said

Bank from other Banks 520,161 11 1

Total amount of Assets ... 61,319,610 0 11

Ncte.•

;IaDeposi

674,387 19 4

£705,521 18 10

ASSETS. d.71 19 6

L.2,-,51 8 0... 23,212 5 5... 16,339 16 5

564 13 10

Perth, 14th October, 1910.I, JOHN MEILLON

Assets and Liabilities of thepursuance of the provisions of

Sworn before 7ne, at Perth,

1414 da l( of October, 1910.

X s.Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th September, 1910.... 2,726,880 0 0Capital Subscribed 2,726,880 0 0

of the last Dividend declared ' ',1I

AmountRate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders to 31st March, 1910 annum.10 '45) cent. Y annum

125,000 0 0

Reserve Liability of Shareholders 2,726,880 0 01,806,720 0 0Amount of the Reserved Profits after declaring such Dividend

JNO. M. FEGAN, Manager.FEGAN, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a. true and faithful Account of the Average Amount ofabove Bank in Western Australia, during the period specified; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof, kept in"The Stamp Act, 1882."

this CHAS. A. SAW, Justice of the Peace,JNO. M. FEGAN.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED.GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and ASSETS of the COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED, within the State of

Western Australia, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the QUARTER from the 30th June, 1910, to the 30th September, 1910.LIABILITIES. £ s. d. £ s. d. ASSETS. £ s. d.

Notes in circulation -• — ... 20,405 0 0 Coined gold and silver, and other coined metals ... 205,242 7 5Bills in circulation not bearing interest ... ... 1,951 16 6 Gold and silver in bullion or bars ... ..., ... ... 14,244 14 8Balances due to other Banks ... ... .. 21,397 14 4 Government Securities ... ... ... ... ...Deposits not bearing Interest 344,797 3 2 Landed Property, Premises, etc. ... 46,672 6 2

Ditto bearing Interest ... 224,190 15 8 Notes and Bills of other Banks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 7,310 7 8Balancesdue from other Banks ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ..

568,987 18 10 Amount of all debts due to the Bank, including notes, bills of exchange, and all stock andfunded debts of every description, excepting notes, bills, and balances due to thesaid Bank from other Banks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 340,336 10 7

Total amount of Liabilities £612,742 9 8 Total amount. of Assets £613,806 6 6

Amount of the Ordinary Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 30th Sept., 1910 ... 95,619 0 0Amount of Preference do. do. do. 2,117,350 0 0Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Preference Shareholders 3 per cent.Amount of such Dividend declared half-yearly 31,760 5 0Amount of the Reserve Profits after declaring such Dividend 3,715 10 2Reserve Liability of Shareholders

Perth, 14th Oct., 1910. ANDREW NORRIE, Manager.I, ANDREW NORRIE, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful Account of the Average Amount

of Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, within the State of Western Australia, during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof,

ANDREW NORRIE.

BANK OF AUSTRALASIA.GENERAL ABSTRACT showing the AVERAGE AMOUNT of the LIABILITIES and A SSETS of the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835), in the State

of Western Australia, taken from the several Weekly Statements during the QUARTER, from the 27th June, 1910, to the 26th September, 1910.LIA13ILITIES. £ s. d. £ s. d. ASSETS. .0 s. d.

Notes in circulation not bearing Interest ... 59,702 13 10 Coined gold and silver, and other coined metals ... 117,876 5 5Bills in circulation not bearing Interest ... 3,889 17 3 Gold and silver in bullion or bars ... 92,063 10 11Balances due to other Banks ... ... Government Securities ... ... ... ...

.Deposits not bearing Interest ... 321,308 11 7 Landed Property, Premises, etc. ... 7,922 19 0Ditto bearing Interest .. 262,568 9 5 Notes and Bills of other Banks ... ... ... 4,837 6 3

Balancesdue from other Banks ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ...583,877 1 0 Amount of all debts due to the Bank, including notes, bills of exchange, and all stock and

funded debts of every description, excepting notes, bills, and balances due to thesaid Bank from other Banks ... ... ... ... ... 446,382 10 9

Total amount of Liabilities ... £647,469 12 1 Total amount of Assets ... £669,082 12 4

X s. d.Amount of the Capital Stock paid up at the close of the Quarter ended 26th Sept., 1910 1,600,000 0 0Rate of the last Dividend declared to the Shareholders @ 12 9p• cent. I), ann. and a Bonus of 16s. per share.Amount of the last Dividend declared 128,000 0 0Amount of the Reserved Profits at the time of declaring such Dividend 1,775,100 0 0Reserve Liability of Proprietors 1,600,000 0 0Total Capital and Reserve Funds 3,360,000 0 0

Perth, 14th Oct., 1910. W. S. COBHAM, Manager.I, WALTER SYNNOT COBHAM, make oath that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the foregoing Abstract is a true and faithful Account of the Average Amount of

Assets and Liabilities of the above Bank, in the State of Western Australia, during the period specified ; and that the same was made up from the Weekly Statements thereof,kept in pursuance of the provisions of "The Stamp Act, 1882."

Sworn before me at Perth,

W. S. COBHAM.THOS. C. VILLIERS, Justice of the Peace.this 14th day of Oct., 1910.

kept in pursuance of the provisions of " The Stamp Act, 1882."Sworn before me, at Perth, } HARRY BROWN, Justice of the Peace.this 14th day of Oct., 1910.

Nov. 11, 1910.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3397

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.Notification of acaneies.

The Treasury,Perth, 10th N ovember, 1910.

APPL ICA T 10 N S are invited by the CommonwealthPublic Service Commissioner from persons qualified forappointment to the following positions.

L. S. ELIOT,Under Treasurer.

Trade and Customs Depart ment.Victoria.

Watchnia u, Shipping Branch, Melbourne, £110 to £126.Watchman, Lauding Branch (two positions), Mel-

bourne, £110 to £126.:Returnable 10th instant.

Western Australia.Watchman, Landing Branch, Fremantle, £110 to £126.Applications returnable 29th instant.

Postmaster General's Department.New South Wales.

Postmaster, Grade 4, Waverley, £310 to £360, less 10per cent, for rent; if already in Grade 4, successfulapplicant will be transferred at existing salary.

South Australia.Postmaster, Grade 4, Gawler, £310 to £360, less 10

per cent. for rent; quarters, 5 rooms.Applications returnable 19th instant.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 10th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following appointment:--

L. L. Crockett, Resident Magistrate and Warden,Norseman, to be Warden and Resident Magistrate andMagistrate of the, Local Court, Ravensthorpe, as from22nd October, 1910, vice F. W. Spence, transferred.

M. E. JULL,Public Service Commissioner.

°Zee of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, lOtii November, 1910,

Excellency the Governor in Executive Council lamapproved of the creation, under Section 37 of the PublicService Act, of the following DM offices:—

Ex. Co. 3958; P.S.C. 983/10.Lands and Surveys Department.

Six offices—Professional Division; Class 4, minimum£270, maximum £315, as "Draftsman in charge, DistrictSurveyor 's Office" at Bridgetown, Albany, Northam,Geraldton, Perth, and Narrogin.

Six offices—Clerical Division; Class "E," minimum£170, maxinnun £180, as "Clerk, shorthand-writing, typ-ing, and generally assisting," in the saute offices.

Ex. Co. 3890; P.S.C. 984/10.Geological Survey Branch, Mines Department.

Petrologist, Professional Division; Class 2, grade 4,minimum £405, maximum £450.

Two Field Geologists--Professional Division; Class 3,grade 4, minimum £335, maximum £380.

Assistant Field Geologist—Professional Division; Class4, grade 4, minimum £270, maximum £315.

Ex. Co. 3923; P.S.C. 732/10.Department of Agriculture and Industries.

Clerk in charge of industries Branch—Clerical Di vi- vi-sion • Class "e" mgrade 4, minimum £270, axim mu£315.

M. E. JULL,Public Service Commissioner.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 10th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has approved of the reclassification of the positions mentioned hereunder :—Ex. Co. 3958:P.S.C. 983/10. LANDS AND SURVEYS DEPARTMENT.

(To date from 1st December, 1910.)

No. onP.S. List. Name.

1 Position.• ....Classification.

EXISTING CLASSIFICATION.

355 Brockman, F. S. .. Chief Surveyor Class 2—Maximum £500357 Canning, A. W. .. Surveyor.. • • • • • • .. Class 2—Maximum £405358 ' Camm, 44'. P. .. do:7 .. .. • • .. .. Class 2—Maximum £405356 Lefroy,Y. H. M. .. do. Class 2—Maximum £405359 1 Lewis, A. J. do. . • Class 2—Maximum £40.5360 Fox, M. .. do. . Class 3—Maximum 1365

AMENDED CLASSIFICATION.

Brockman, F. S. .. District Surveyor for Blackwood District Class 1—Min. £510, Max. £550Canning, A. W. .. District Surveyor for Albany District .. .. Class 2—Mm. £105, Max. £500Camm, J. P. .. .. District Surveyor for Northam District .. Class 2—Min. £405, Max. 3.::700

Lefroy, J. H. M... .. District Surveyor for Gerakhon District .. Class 2—Min. £405, Max. 4500Lewis, A. J. .. .. District Surveyor for Perth District .. Class 2—Min. £405, Max. £500Fox, M. .. .. District Surveyor for Narrogin District .. .. Class 2—Min, /405, Max, 0500


412 1 Rowley, W. .. Inspector o f Plans .. .. 1 Class 2—Maximum £420


Rowley, W. Chief Inspector .. Class 1—Min. 4510, Max. £550

Ex. Co. 3890.P.S.C. 084/10. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BRANCH, MINES DEPARTMENT.


570 Vacant Assistant Mineralogist and Assayer .. Class 6--Min. £170, Max, £200


Assistant Mineralogist and Assayer .. Class £270, Max. £315

M. E. JULL, Public Service Commissioner.

Vacant570

3398 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Nov. 11, 1910.

VACANCI ES IN THE P UBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary, Date rot unta

Lands (Woods and For-ests)

District Forest. Ranger (Cool-gardie)

Class " IJ;" min. £170, max.£200, with District allow-ance, £30, and specialtravelling and forage al-lowance, £100

12th November. 1910

Public Works ... District Inspector of Works,Albany

Class " 4; " min. £270, max.£285

19th November, 1910

Do. ... Clerk, rent collecting and mak-ing; searches in Titles Office

Class " E ; " min. £170, max.,s(213.0

Do. do.

Crown Law (Laud Titles) Clerk, journalising dealingswhilst in course of registra-tion

Class "E ; " min. £170, max.£180

1)o. do.

Lands and Surveys ... Six positions—Draftsinen in Class 4; min. .,42270, max.charge of District Surveyors'

30th November, 1910

Offices at Bridgetown,Albany, Northam, Gerald-ton, Perth, and Narrogin

*Do. Six positions--Clerk, short- Class " E "; min. £170, max.hand writing, typing, and £180generally assisting in aboveoffices

Do. do.

Taxation ... Clerk on Ledgers ... Class " E " ; min. £170, max. Do. do.£180

Lands and Surveys Relieving Land Agent... ... Class " D ; " min. £220, max. 3rd December, 1910£230

Medical and Health ... Matron, Kalgoorlie Hospital Class " M ; " ruin. £135, max. Do. do.,150 (Board, quarters,laundry, light, fuel anduniform)

IA griculture and Indus- Clerk in charge of Industrial Class "C "; main. £270, max. 10th December, 1910tries Branch ,s123 5

Mines (Geological Survey Petrologist ... .„ , Class 2 ; min. max. 31st December, 1910Branch) .;2450

Do. Two positions—Field Geo- Class 3 ; £335, max.logists ,V30

Do. do.

Do. Assistant Field Geologist ... Class 4, ; min. £270, max. Do. do.£315

Do. Assistant Mineralogist and Class -1; min. £270, max. Do. do.Assayer £315

Applications are called under Section 33 of " The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to be addressed to the IN hiService Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed forms obtainable from the Office of the Public Sery c' tuo.missioner, or at the offices of the various Permanent Heals of Departments.

Officers in Class 0 are not eligible for promotion to Class U until they have attained to the Maximum of their Class orto 21 years of age, and should, therefore, not apply for vacancies to which they have no claim for promotion.

Applicants should state the exact position for which they apply.t Applicants should possess an intimate knowledge of shipping, transport, importing and exporting, and coal of

manufactured products.

M. E. J ULL,Public Service Commission';..

Ex. Co. 3924-, P.S,C. 975/10.

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 9th Novemhe ,, i 91.0.

Excolleney the Governor in Executive 1 has%el of the following Supplementary Regulations"The Public Service Act, 1904."

M. E. JELL,Public Service Commissioner.

SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS UNDER "THEPUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1904."

Irm. 17w Conduct of the Election of the 7'.7.Nembtrs of the Appeal Board,

1. Chief Electoral Of/O'er to be ReturningAt the prescribed election, by the Onicers of o Divi-sion in the Public Service, of a >i,t.ipritteint :tada Deputy 13f:tpresentative, as eBoard, the Chief Electoral On:-Officer.

2. Clerk-in-Charge of the Elf eto...-1Ret.Y.111 log ci ;iicatr.----1.1: the Chief 12self ,a Ito, or if he is prevent,' • bareporary acity from carrying out the • ,et Re-

turning Officer, then the Clerk-in-Charge of the ElectoralOffice Bali act as Deputy Returning Officer, and carryout the duties which by these Regulations are imposedupon (3: • 11: f tuning Ofticer.

8. .: noxt election -i 'all be held in the1110° di b;1.0. and the divisional representa-tiia t • or, !I: ;1 1: elect o:1 thereat shallhold it :• of .1; 1911, to the

1912, both irm!!..svm Every sub-: held in the month of December

in the y:ecr in whi • iett tattles occur by the effluxionof tiP.e, and the ;,.cors elected at oath election shallhold it :or two calendar years from the 1st of ;Januarynext uppie their election.

of ts hottest--The day for the holdin g of thed he appointed by the Returnit,p Co Der by

ati■ at in the Gorernment Git:otte, the Urst ofsec:: se:omits to appeer at least 42 edicts daysbet. Pixel for the eleetion.

5. :S1' shall cause the17t,1 - the let day of No-

n election is to be held, 'withid .Duitlic Service List, upon

.s of all officers .who are no longer inI •e,:tmentioned date shall be ruled

1910.]

G OVE1

Nrl GAZETTE, W.A. 3399

oil and initialled by the Conunissioner The Collins'.1; 1'r shall also, on •ilei i-ame date, furnishthe Ref urnoffice . with a supplement•iry list, signed by himscontaining the mimes of officsrs in the' se 1;:1(i ofe,!

and inclu.fit• ,4 Coe :;i•t of October, theyear, whose name: it, r It tin 'Public Service IM.a. rharranged under he lime er Departments ;Ind :soleit:Tart:nerds, ar,d. in to the name of the onicnr,

list shall hike:de alsd Iris Official address, and the1)1:i-hi-ion of the l'uldie i3ervice to which he belongs. TheIwo lists above n omrred to shall ether form the elec-toral ;mil for the einetion to lo . held in 'December of

-car.

iiites for the positionimitative of a Division

by not less than 20 pcO'F,COIS(ion, except in the case of the Admit)]1105110.11a1 DITI=inns, Where nomination by five persiiiit . ofeach Division will ' office, and the nOn:huti ion •■•1 4.

which must erniain a lso the consent or the o11.11,,

shall be Corwin • M•:I to the lfi•Ernin!,z; Officer, toreach him noi less than one i• demiii1 noon 11 beforedate fixed for the election. ,No nomimas a candidate for any other

than the one inwill be sup-

Dttiros .1 ion./it/

Imre there is oohsnominal ••

by the• mimie-

8. Ref it,. BOUM. PO

Not later limn 1 ! \ • • to i

delivered to each officer,Returning r)1ticer shall c

whose name appearsto be

bal-on the (110C0„,l'al roll, ma .i'ounter:'111 1andlot paper for the election rep:es:offalfor110 i1Hi for the election of a ilenniv

allot11,O 1)',`,',S10O to which ti'' ()Invr Beef:paper :ssli;t1 S11,111 - rui ni 1111' 11111i:11S OH' 11'01

011iC1 '1 the ballot pap:..di I'... respect i\ •• posit

a is in, ri• l ids-9 • eni ball( rG

tomoms '01' Co'pa ntTS.

9. Fobe as setal

10. 11elbod, of :11.'hen(/ Papers,—(1,) Themeth" ' ' marlting the ballot pai, iiirs shall be by moth)

of the pri•ferential system of voting (the alternativevote).

(2.) The officer shall mark his vote on the ballotpaper by placing the numeral 1 opposite the name of theeiandidate for whom he votes.

(3.) If there' are more candidates than two, theofficer shall marl: the toilet paper by placing the numeral1 opposite the mime 01 the candidate for whom he votesas his first pretetiince, and he shad n• contingent votesfor the remaining oandidate s , • the numerals2, 3, 4 (and so on in arithtroti .vino ession, as thecase requires) opposite their hi indicateby such nolnerical preference.

(4.) The officer shall I His name to the coun-terfoil and obtain a c : his signature.

(5.) lie shall tic a in the, envelope the ballot paperi111' ;'Op' 11 f11Sitin

simli 1'1 o:0111; 1o ' : ' post or• o i l) envelo fliedp

l I lo the

Tulle rant. mayand such must con-

-talent and II l a which• fol. vrhicil the \ oic

renre,eii!"1,V111,111

•• IC••

indicated byre OS are pla

I oti,g by Post, by Telegra,017, or by Delivery.—Subject to tile right of any officer as provided in illegu-la ti on 11 to record Ins vote by telegraph, all voting shallbe by post, unless the voting papers are deposited per-sonally or on behalf of the officer in the ballot box

ai table for such purpose, in the office of the Returning011ice".

Close of the Poll.—The poll shall close at 5 p.m.011 told DO vote shall be admitted at thecount if received by the Returning Officer after thathour.

14. I:01 Lepers to be (7, lamilcd by Returning19171 —cu al. ,1 Ballot Bo•.—All voting papers received

- the Peturning Ohicer before 5 p.in. ou election dayt l Ito ileposi •ied in the ballot box provided in

mirpose. Each of such ballot boxes1 • or such purpose shall be exhibited

leas; of the candidates or scrutineers,its in 1, lid. shall be sealed by the Returning Officerby 1.1 two of the candidates or scrutineers.. Cooler of the Votes.—The count of the votes shallleave at 10 a.nl on the day (not being! a Sunday

or public holiday) next following upon election day,and shall be carided on by the Returning Officer in thepresence of at least two of the candidates or scrutineers.The provisions of "The Electoral Act, 1907," shall

the count or the socond and subsequent preference

. Informal Ballot .Eape •s.--A ballot paper shallnorm

It it is marked in any other manner than pro-vided in Regulation 10; and

(2.) If it does not indicate the officer's preferentialvote, for all candidates,

77. .1 opointmerl of S•ro10nerrs.—Two scrutineersshall I appointed by the Returning Officer, and each.eao ttiiim shall lie a tin Iipp 11iont a

eil Se1•11,111«.1's may be present with the candi-

oi3OG one scrutineer,

d:-, when Hie Returning Officer opens the ballot boxmOnllti the votes.

• t itotity of rotes.—In the case of an equalityit shall be decided lei lel drawn in the manner

;mid upon by the Returning Officer which candi-hil be declared elected.1,', I a,,,h.g! .nal;71(..f.1 to rote for his men

' 0 )1.—Ti o, Returning Officer shall, if qualified toImte at an election, be entitled to vote in the same manneras if he had not been appointed to act as ReturningOfficer.

20. In toils re Eleetioh.—The Returning 'Officer shalldeternimi conclusively all questions of detail concerningany elect 1011.

21. 1;,,'ho .ctlion, of the .E011.—After the count of thevotes, the Iteturning Officer shall declare the result ofthe eleclion. mud forward to the Commissioner a certifi-cate siLimcd by himself and countersigned by the scru-tineers pre-•n1 containing the result of the count. TheConnuis•iimm shall cause such certificate to be forthwithpublished in the Gc vernm,.nt Ca.:, Hr.

22. Dicg•,al of Ballot lapel ere.—The ballot papersand counterfoils and all other papers and documents shallbe retained under seal by the Returning Officer for aperiod of two calendar • Months from the date of theelection, after which they may be destroyed. Any ofthe l'aildidNit . :; or scrutineers who so wish may personallyseal sdch packet with their own. private seals.. tit of Voles.--A re-count of the votes may

be demanded by any candidate 'within two calendarmouths from election day, and if such demand is sup-ported in writing by the Commissioner, a re-count shill]be inane by the Returning Officer in the presence of atleast two of the scrutineers, and the, to S olt of such re-count reported in writing to the Commissioner, such re-port to be signed by the thleturning Officer and the scru-tineers pri.si•itt

24. of E,rtrao Eicelion.—When an officerittimtimed to fill an extraordinary vacancy, he shall

hold office only for the , unexpired imrtion of the twoyri• ..s Cor Which the officer who vacated the seat was

';ravioli of proi;i8iolts of (he Electoral ActThe provisions of "The Electoral Act,

so far as a; cable, in the907,"Icase of a contimenm..y in cotrucclion an election

is 1 legulations.not, specially provided forJULL,

Public Service Commissioner.9th November, 1910.

-. .--All nominationsrepresentative or dep

,made in wrin ote in such D

ative 111111 Pro-

/.1e is che-sifi.ed. Nornin •plied. by 1 he te;

7.one tiominati,••shall, if qualtiii.turniiii,( • Officer.ated for a vac I,

ortotre Glen one ■•electiod shall be held.

11:111:,srill :1/11/O:1

0 1 ' 11•111

0o il-

111155issiono supply

ballot

. of Tht/I, Pa per.--Every ballot shallforth in tin ortn No. 1 in the scl hi! u •reto

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in vltelegram.

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FORM No. 1.—BALLOT PAPER.

PUBLIC SERVICE EXAMINATIONS, 1910.

Places of Examination :—Perth Technical School, and atAlbany, Boulder, Bunbury, Collie, Coolgardie, Magnet,and Narrogin.

Dates of Examination :—Glass " 0," 28th and 29th Nov-ember, 1910 ; Class " F," 30th November to 6th Decemberinclusive.

Tuesday, 29thNovember

English ..English HistoryDictation

9-12.. 1 . 30-4•30.. 4.30-

CLASS " F."

Wednesday, 30th ( Letter and Memorandum 3-5November Writing.

Thursday,December

9-111st Precis writing{ ..Making fair copies of rough 11.15-12

and abbreviated notes


Schedule. List of Candidates eligible for -Examination.

Alderson, A. F.Anderson, F. F.Baines, W.Beasley, R. G.Benjamin, E. G.Bick, H.Birtwistle, V, W.Bishop, L.Blott, W. R.Booty, J. G.Brown, J. H.Brown, L.Brown, T. J.Clinton, E.Cole, W. R.Connell, D. M.Cooper, G. H.Crabb, .H. V.Croucher, J.Cruthers, J. W.Daly, M. T.Dickson, R. C.Drake, C. C.Dunn, H.Dunne, A.Edwards,Faulkner, J. E.Fordham, R. A.Forrest, C. F.Gemmell, R. B.Gillings, E. A. C.Glew, R. M.Gould, W. N.Gregory, F. H.Hale, A. H. V.

Andrade, E.Barnes, E. H.Bate, F. J.Bennett, G. L.Bentley, E. C.Bentley, V. H.Bird, A. K.Burgh, F. deCampbell, C. L.Castles, A. H.Clare, F. J.Crawley, A. C.Dark, C. H. H.Davis, J. F.Diggins, A. S.Downey, F. C.Foss, N. M0Goss, S. T.

Class "G."Hale, D. E. C.Hamley, J. V.Hancock, J. N.Hardwick, A. K.Hawley, C. K.Hayes, H. J.Hayes, W.Hayes, W. J.Henville, A. C.Hicks, S. W.Hodgson, J.Johnson, R. G.Kelly, H. C.Kennedy, R P.Kirkby, W. J.Kirwan, J. P.Leahy, J. J.Longbottom, H. L.Lumb, G. M.Maclean, J. E.Montgomery, W. J.Moorhouse, H. M.Morgan, C. P.Murphy, F. E.McCallum, D.McCarthy, J. W.McKenna, M. J.McMillan, J.Oma, H. W.Parsons, A. A. J.Parsons, R.Pickering, E. L.Pickering, M. A.Porter, P. E.Price, A.

Class "F."Grainger, J.Gray, D. G.Greene, R. W.Hammond, G.Hayes, W. J.Horton, J. B.Jacobs, A. H.Johnston, J. C.Jones, J. A.Judd, V. H. G.King, H. E.Kirwan, J.P.Leahy, D.Long, L.Moore, E. J.Morris, H. R.Mcilwraith, B. N.McKenzie, C. J.

Price, B.Quinlivan, J. P.Rail, A. G.Ramsay, E.Renou, L. A.Riva, A. H.Robinson, L. L.Rule, D. A, M.Ryan, D.Ryan, G.Ryan, P. D.Schenberg: I.See, F. J.Shaw, C. L.Skinner, R.Stooke, W.Stotter, M, P.Tate, T. E. L.Teller, H. V.Thomas, J.Tough, A.Tresidder, E.Tully, M.Viner, R. H.Walker, E. j. W.Walsh, J. J.Waltho, J. W.Waterhouse, F. ,J.Wedd, C. 0.Wicks, E.Williams, E. M.Williams, G. A.Wilson, M. K.Young°, I. E. J.

McMullen, M.Pateman, J.Pollitt, H. C. ,Raphael, V. B.Reid, A. J. •Shean, H. L.Smith, G.Smith, R.Tily, W. J.Ward, V. W.Waterland, AWatt, M.West, G. E.White,Williams, W. CWright, V. M.

10th November, 1910. Public SeryE. JULL,

ice Commissioner.TIME TABLE.

CLASS " G."

Monday, 28th Arithmetic -November Geography -

Olt 9-12- PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1904..• 25

Election of the Elective Members of the Public ServiceAppeal Board.

IN conformity with the provisions of Regulation 3 ofthe Supplementary Regulations under "The Public Ser-vice Act, 1904," I hereby give notice of and appointan Election to take place for the purpose of electingthe Elective Members of the Public Service AppealBoard, that is to say:

One Representative and one Deputy Representative foreach Division of the Public Service, viz., the Administra-tive, the Professional, the Clerical, and the General, andI appoint Friday, the 30th day of December, 1910, asPolling Day. .Nominations under the provisions of Sup-plementary Regulation 6 must be in the hands of theReturning Officer on or before Tuesday, the 29th dayof November, 1910.

Election will be proceeded with for each vacancy for2-5 which on Nomination Day more than one candidate has

been nominated.E. G. STENBERG,

Returning Officer.Chief Electoral Office,

Supreme Court Buildings, Perth,10th November, 1910.

Friday, 2nd De- r Tabulating Statistical Re- 9-12cember 1 turns

Monday, 5th De- 1. Elementary Bookkeeping ..°ember

Tuesday, 6th De-( Shorthand .. . . 2-3.30camber Typewriting .. .. 3 • 45-4-15

Nov. 11, 1910.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3401

No. 13604.—C.S.O.APPOINTMENTS.

Colonial Secretary's Office,Perth, 11th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto make the following appointments:-

780/10.—W. E. Corrie to be a member of the PeakHill Local Board of Health, vice W. Bcggunthin, re-signed.

5171/10.—M. Dale to be a member of the kay sthorpeLocal Board of Health, rice C. Grant, resigned.

2205/10.—Dr. M. O'Brien to he Acting District Medi-cal Officer, Southern Cross, from the 2nd November, 19

5116/10.—L. E. Cooke to be Assistant to the Honor: ,ryRadiographer, Perth Puhlie Hospital, from the 1st NOV-ember, '1910.

2038/10.—C. F. Strauss to be a member of the Wilma:Local Board of Health.

1715/07.—W. Dawson to act as Assistant; DistrictRegistrar of Births. Deaths, and Marriages for theBlackwood Registry District, to 'reside at Greenbushes,vice F. E. Walsh, transferred, from the 14th November,1910.

1006/7.—F. E. 'Walsh to act as District Registrar ofBirths, Deaths, and Marriages for the Vilgarn RegistryDistrict, to reside ot Southern Cross, rice W. Dawson,transferred, from the -Pith November, 1910.

2207/10.—F. W. sieere to he Chairman of the Bun-bury Harbour Board, c,, Beige!, resigned, from9th November, 1910.

and to accept the resignation of H. M. Beigel as amember and Chairman of the Banbury Harbour Boan'.I,from the 9th November, 1910.

E. D. NORTH,Under Secretary.

No. 13605.—C.S.O.

Fit M.

Colonial Secretary 's Office,409/10. Perth, 11th November, 1910.

IN the Proclamation tinder "The District Fire BrigadesAct, 1909,'' published in the Government Gazette of the23rd September, 1910, page 2529, for

"Central District.—All the laud within the State tothe North and West of the North and West boundariesof the South-West District,"

read"Central District—All the land within the State to

the North and East of the North and East boundariesof the South-West District."

F. D. NORTH,Under Secretary.

No. 13606.—C.S.O.MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Colonial Secretary's Office,56/09. Perth, 11th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified that a Return of the Election ofan officer to serve on the Council of the undermentionedMunicipality has been received at this office:

Municipality of Collie.Mayor—Cameron, A., rice Roberts, G. T., resigned.


No. 13607.—C.S.O.

DERBY -LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

Colonial Secretary's Office,1951/10. Perth, 11th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto extend the time for striking and levying a HealthRate by the Derby Local Board of Health to the 1stDecember, 1910.


No. 18608.--C.S.O.Colonial Secretary's Office,

5190/10. Perth, 11th November, 1910.THE following Notice to Mariners is published for gen-eral information.

F. D. NOR CH,Under Secretary.

---NOTICE TO MAR INERS.

No. 23 of 1910.India—West Coast 7'alayi.

Placing of Buoy in liosition.It is hereby notified for the in : • .triteition of Mariners

iluti Hai small spherical buoy am: 1;ing the pinnacle rockoff the sub-port of Talayi referred to ia this Office Noticeto Mariners No. 14 of 1910, was replaced in positionon the 6th October, 1910, and that vessels should passsouthward of the buoy as before.

T. A. L. de BERRY,Connuauder,Presidency Port Officer.

Presidency Port Office,Madras, 11th October, 1910.

Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 8068/10. Perth, 8th November, 1910.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the appoint-ment of the following Honorary Government ElectoralAgent ander " The Electoral Act, 1907

Toodyay.Welbauging, Mt. Marshall cm Nangeenan—Rosling,

Herbert (lion. Secretary Mt. Marshall Progress Associa-tion).

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 8181/10. Perth, 8th November, 1910.HE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the follow-

ing appointments and cancellations of Postal Vote Offi-cers under "The Electoral Act, 1907'':

APPOINTMENTS.Murchison.

Nannine—Frappell, A.

G.3?" ork.

TonIc—Wilcox, .1.CAN CELLA T ION S.

Mt. Magnet.Sandstone—Drappell, A.

51 archiconNannine—Wilcox, J. G.


Crown Law Department,Perth, 10th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council haspleased to approve of the following appointments:—

2065/03.—Messrs. Edward William Haynes andRichard Adolphus Sholl, Js.P., to be (with the PoliceMagistrate) the Licensing Magistrates for the :PerthLicensing District.

C.L.D." 5313/03.— Messrs. C. MeMillau Purdie andFrank Nicholas, Js.P., to be (with the Resident Magi-strate) the Licensing Magistrates for the :FremantleLicensing District.

C.L.D. 8269/10.—P. R. Walsh to be Electoral Regis-trar ii'or the Yilgarn Electoral District, vice W. Dawson.,tran.4ferred, as from the 10th November, 1910.

LL.D. 8187/10.—Clyde L. Campbell to be ElectoralRegistrar :for the Hannans, Ivanhoe, Brown Hill, Boulder,and Kalgoorlie Electoral Districts, and South and North-East Provinces, during the absence on leave of M. A.Sanders, as from the 3rd November, 1910.

C.L.D. 8251/10.—F. Walsh to be Acting; Clerk of theLocal Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates, SouthernCross, vice W. :Dawson, transferreel, :is front the 5thinstant.

C.L.D. 8252/10.—W. Dawson to be Acting Clerk of theLocal Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates, Green-hushes, vice F. Walsh, transferred, as from : the 5thinstant.



Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 8170/10. Perth, 9th November, 1910.

THE Hon. Attorney General, acting herein under orderof the Governor in Council made the 28th day of March,1906, under the provisions of "The Constitution Act,1889," has been pleased to appoint Constable JohnJoseph Ryan as Bailiff of the Local Court, Hall's Creek.


APPOINT,MENT,1l'icPepiu Public Cemetery.

Reserve 9641.Department of Lands and Surveys,

12190/04. Perth, 11th November, 1910.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council lutebeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of "TheCemeteries Act, 1897," Keith McCracken and CharlesPearless to be Trustees of the Wickepin Public Cemetery(Reserve 9641), vice Henry Kent (deceased) and E. J.Kent (left the district).

R. CECIL CLIFTON,Under Secretary- for Lands.

CHANGE OF PURPOSE.Reserves 1630 and 1640.

Department of Lands and Surveys,

8443/10. Perth, 11th November, 1916.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the purpose of Reserve 1.630(Broome Lots 216 and 217) being changed from "Muni-cipal Endowment" to "Police," and also of l , ;•• ;air-pose of Reserve 1640 (Broome Lots 229 to 233 loinsive) being changed from "Public Purposes" to " Muni-cipal Fndowment." - -

R. CECIL CLIFTON,Under Secretary for Lands.

CHANGE OF PURPOSE.Reserve 4151.


3362/96. Perth, 11th November, 1910.BIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under Section 41 of "The LandAct, 1898," of Reserve 4151, Bridgetown, being setapart for "Government Requirements" in lieu of"Camping," as previously gazetted.


AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 11th November, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundariesof the following Reserves being amended as describedin the Schedules below, for the purposes therein setforth; the Areas and Boundaries previously published inthe Government Gazette being hereby cancelled:--

8793/98.TWEED A.A.-No. 956 (Water).-Bounded by lines

starting from the North-East corner of Tweed A.A. Lot910, and extending 270deg. lmin. 26 chains 93 6/10links; thence 204deg. 9min. 11 chains 70 links; thenceNorth along the East boundary of Lot 651 to the South-wrest corner of Reserve 9385; thence East and Northalong the latter's South and East boundaries to theSouth bank of the Blackwood River; thence East alongthe latter to a point North of the starting point, andthence South to said starting point. (About 93 acres 3r.)(Plan 439B/40, Diagrams 26010 and 44/90.)

1428/10.AVON.-No. 12042 (Water).-Bounded by lines start-

inn- Nfrom the 13-mile post on a two-chain road orthwarlof' Kellerberrin (as surveyed, O.P. Avon 1354), and ex-tending North-W.;stwai d about 40 chains; them.eEastward about IS chains; thence South-Eastwa , 1 to the.East side of road aforesaid, and thence Sou:liward •••the latter to the starting point, and OR the ionic peria creek running South-EastNvard. (About 60 acres.)(Plan 25/80 North.)

RESERVE "A" 9528(Stirling Estate).

Department of Lands and Surveys,8321/02. Perth, 11th November, 1910.

Excellency the Governor in Executive Council haspleased to approve of Reserve 9528, Stirling Estate,

being classified as Class "A" under "The PermanentReserves Act, 1899," for the purpose of the protectionof ".wart timber."


RESERVES.


LS Excellency ,the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the landsdescribed in the Schedules below, for the purposes thereinset -thrth:--

15;11/07..(lT0iJA (Brockman Hills). No. 11580 (Water).

--Bounded by lines starting from a point on the South-ern ;,ale of Road No. 1910 situate 70deg. 36u,iu. 2 chains46 1/10 links, and South 1 chain 6 links front SurveyPest X44 on said road, and extending 70deg. 36min.5 chains 49 2/10 links; thence 88ileg. 48min. 8 chains06 8/10 links, 1SOdeg. 111611. 14 chains 65 links, 270deg.

14 chains 14 links, and thence Odeg. imin. 12che be; (ill links to the :darting- point. (20 acres.) (Plan

tt, .L .gram 3502;.)8755/10.

ILLIAMS (near Gundariug Lake).-No. 13006(School-site).-Bounded by lines starting fro[ ; theNorth-East corner of Williams Location 7046, and ex-tending Southward along its Eastern boundary for fl

.e;.; of about seven chain: ; \Vest about sevouS, North to the North . Location 7046

a:Goes:aid, and thence East along ;lie said boundary tothe starting point. (About 5 acres.) (Plan 409B/40.)

6856/10.AVON.-No. 13088 (Townsite, Ejanding).-Bounded

by lines starting from the North-East corner of AvonLocation 16744, and extending West along the Northboundary of the latter and that of Location 17311 toa point South of the Suoth-East corner of Location12768; thence North about 80 chains, passing along theEast boundary of the latter and part of. the East boun-dary of Location 8722; thence East to a point North ofthe starting point; thence South passing along the Westboundaries of Locations 16684, 12762, and part of 12963to said starting point. (About 57(i acres.) (Plan33A/S0.)

12421/10.KALUWIRP (East Murchison Goldfields, near Mou nt

Townsend).-No. 13093 (Water, under Act 57 Viet., Nu.20).-A square block of hind having its boundaries inthe meridian and at right angles thereto, with the 10-mile well in centre; said well is situated three chainsWest of the 16-mile peg mi the Montagit-Wiluna Road.(50 acres.) (Plan 53/300.)

11250/10.KALUWIRI (Leonora-Peak Stock Route).-No.

13094 (Water, under Act 57 Vint., No. 2'0-No. 11 Well).--Bounded by lines btarting froma point about half-a-mile West of the 65-milepost on the Lawlers-Wiluna line, andextending Southward along the Weste; bonadarythe Leonora-Peak Hill stock route about two miles;thence West about two miles North to a point West offlue starting point, and theme East to said starting point.(About 2,1(10 acres.) (Plan 53/300.)

11250/10.N a; (Leonora-Peak 11111 SI.; Ron

under let 571tv drive

point. ((AL , r

11763/04.NABBERU (near 'II -No. 18096 (Stock Route,

addition to Peak Hil o ora).-A strip of land, one


1:9122/10.1:;100

nod [he

(ir

.....t•rin.-Merredio Italic

! • '• eIi; 'uj VI

alone I

I .01•1:::

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nil

Lp.)

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thence

Llli 11 / .1002

11 ....r. •• 1.- •

bütn.1,1(41Of AVM! Location 1678.7,

TIFIE 2\,cru, 1S98

(i2:11 1 1. :Viet., No. 37).

C-Gting of Timber on Statethe Goldfields.

tdpari :Hoot of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 11th II:•;. ovember, 1.910.

I overnor ii Ev . .intive Council hasthe follocing Regulation under the

. 101 of. tile 01100 Act, 1898' 'i-

v Won ' t the special permission in•• •• ••ii Lands, fell, cut, split, or re-

-. lig cr standing, or burn any char-town land hereafter to be known

as the State lt• I orests of the towns set• ing schedule:—

i Il t t lE:Lit)S STATE FOR STS.

(/1115.

witdin a radius of two miles of the:—.\1.I• .; is, Austin, Balgarrie, Bala-

1:0:: Ilardoc, Black Flag, Bonnie-oor, tomiara, Broad Arrow,

:1;i•1•:•iiks, :Bulong, Burtville,Davyhurst, Day

•neon .l. Eulaminna,Gindalbie,

• •4: jackso11. Kam-i nlore, miltrord,

ts,1,101 bn•••:1,oh]/Lilt

If lgo P11 I. ii modal-sonot Ida,

. r I s 1?ange,vonsthorpe,

tsa odstone, Tampa,Widgemooltha,

I, Yerilla, Yon-

st of three mileso wusi tes —Kat-

t ion shall,not exceeding £20:

t . , ctLIFTON,'11!ue Secretary for Lands.

.1;eoululioe


mile wide, leaving the present Stock Route (Reserve9699) at the OS-mile post on the Lawlers-Wiluna tele-graph line, and i Northerly to No. 1 Well onthe Wiluna-East .IS•mberiey Stock Route; thence Wes-terly to Bubble on the Stock Route (Reserve 9099)aforesaid. :Excluding Reserve 7335. (About 13,200acres.) (Plan 00/300.)

1,1020/10.A IN/1. (Bat .•••I Vurredin Railway) .—N o. 1:1098

( rr:ea. :ad-re, Eivolisan).—i'ounded by lines starting L'ototb- so • 01• .. Wes1 eoi • ;••••• .•, Avon Location 14975, and ex-

HO • 9.1 chains in prolongation of theSon:11 k i nds( latter; Ihsoce South abot • I 00

old :•1 chains, North to the South toun-horatien 11973 aforesaid. and thence

ter io the starting point. (About 480 acres.)•,)

Li I

pont. 700 r

' (dully).- from

dint e:d.o..1:•0 31 111:1 „t; •3 :iron-tint :Hid ■•

lot rer's said It.,orth boundary to the .••

ml 100 am ss.) (Plan 446/80.)

12137/10."J'AVTM (Hsodsrone).--31"

:;

along the Northern side of the Dowerin-Merredin Rail-way Reserve to the East side of a surveyed road; thenceNorth along the latter to the South-West corner of AvonLocation 15357; thence East along the latter to theWest boundary of Location 15354 aforesaid, and thenceSouth along the latter to the starting point. (356 acres,ca Railway Reserve.) (Plans Yelbene, and 34/80, O.P.Avon 1315 and 1341.)

473S/10.NELSON (Darradup).—No. 13117 (Church site,

Methodist Church of Australia).--Bounded on the Westand South by lines starting from the North-West cornerof C.P. 48/2330, and extending North about 3 chains17 links along the East boundary of Nelson Location342, and East about 3 chains 17 links along the Northboundary of C.P. aforesaid; the opposite boundariesbeing parallel and equal. (About 1 acre.) (Plau439/80.)

,2361I/09.IAI(N(tULU.—No. 13118 (Sanitary site).—Lot 45.

(10 (Diagram 35094.)

1-111771o.(.1Kanowna-Karmilpi Road).—No. 13119

under Act 57 Vict., \n. 20).—Bounded by Li pet es the Northern side of the

■••••••site the 28-mile post, and-teed Westerly about\vo t i• ;ibout 60 chains;

• alma ..1 ci ti i ss; East about 100then, Sill about 150 chains to road aforesaid,

LI Iii oce Wi• . along the loiter to the starting'ad . ,. (About 1.:;00 mires.) (Plan 23/300.)

'H. CECIL GLEFToN,tinder Secretary for Lands.


GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 10th November, 1910.

THE undermentioned Allotments of Laud will be offered for Sale, at Public Auction, on the dates and at the placesspecified in the Schedule below, at 11 o'clock, a.m. ; excepting Bridgetown, 10 a.m. ; Pinjarra and Donnybrook at noon ;

Katanning, Woodanilling, Balingap, Kojonup, .and Tambellup, at 3 p.m.; Narrogin, Wagin and Caballing, at 4 p.m.

SCHEDULE.BUNBURY.

November 15.--At the Government Land Agent 'sOffice: Capel Sub. Lots *142, *143, la. lr. 1p. each; *144,la. lr. 14p., £3 each.

COLLIE:November 15.—At the Warden 's Office : Collie Town

957, Ir., £50.YORK.

November 15.—At the Resident Magistrate's Office:York Town 127, Ga. lr. 30p., £60.

CRANBROOK.November 15.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Tenterden Town 23, la., £10.

KATANNING.November 15.—At the Government Laud Agent's

Office: Katanning Town 495, la., £20.

DONNYBROOK.November 21.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Donnybrook Sub. *377, *378, 4a. Or. 33p. each,£8 each.

MT. MAGNET.November 24.—At the Warden's Office: Mt. Magnet

331, 34p., £15.

WICKEPIN.November 25.—At the Government Land Agent 's

Office: Wiekepin Town 41, lr., £10.

WILUNA.November 25.--At the Warden's Office: Wiluna Town

188, lr., £10'; 190, lr., £15.

WOODANILLING.November 25.—At the Government Land Agent 's

Office: Woodanilling Sub. "347, 5a., £5.

BRIDGETOWN.December 1st—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Bridgetown Sub. "223, la., £10; MangimuppTown 11, lr., £10; 35, 36, 37, lr. each. £12 each; Sub.*58, 2a. 2r., £15; Boyup Brook Town 38, lr. 14p., £6.

PINJARRA.December Ist.—At the Clerk of Court's Office: Pin-

jarra Town 48, lr. 4p., £25.

BEVERLEY.December 1st—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Beverley Town 241, 242, lr. 1p. each, £20 each;Sub. 88, 91, in each, £15 each; Sub. 89, 90, la. Or. 28p.each, £15 each; Quairading Town 26, 42, lr. each, £10each; Sub. *53, *56, 5a. each, £15 each.

ALBANY.December lst.—At the Government Land Agent's

Mee: Mt. Barker Sub. *197, 4a., £13, plus £32 improve-ments; Denmark Sub. t624, 1.625, 4•a. 2r. 35p. each, £20each; f 673, 5a., £20; Torbay Junction *40, 3a. Or. 2p.,£10.

GREENBUSHES.Deceniber 1st —At the Warden's Office: North Green-

bushes Sub. *97, 4a. 3r. 131).; *98, 4a. 3r. 21p.; *99, 4a.3r. 28p., £12 each.

GERALDTON.December 2nd.--At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Geraldton Town 152, 2a. 3r. 26p., £45; 674, 2r.31p., £50; Kadathinni Town 81, 82, lr. each, £10 each;Mullewa 81, 82, 2r. each, £10 each.

KALGOORLIE.December 2nd.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Boulder Town 1097, lr., £12, plus £185 improve-ments; Kalgoorlie Town 573R, 39 5/10p., £5.

PERTH.December 2nd.—At this Office: Greenmount-t315, 14a.

lr. 3.0p., £42; t319, 11a. 2r., £38; f320, 14a. lr. 10p.,£37; 7321, lla. 2r. 30p., £31; Watheroo Town 2, 3, lr.each, £15 each; 11, D. £17; Parkerville Town 142, lr.39p., £6.

BALINGUP.December 2nd.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Balingup Sub. 134, 2r., £10.

KATANNING.December 2nd.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Katanning Sub. '607, 4a. 2r. 6p., £25; *608, 621,4a. 2r 4p. each, £25 each; *611, *612, *613, *617, 4a.2r. each, £25 each; '632,-4a. 2r. 1p., £20.

BUNBURY.December 7th.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Boyanup Sub. "77, *78, 5a. each, £11 each; *79,5a., £9; *90, *91, 12a. each, £21 each.

COLLIE.December 7th.--At the Warden's Office: Collieburu

Town 1, lr., £15; 3, lr., £8; Collie Sub. *1065, 4a. 3r.35p., £15.

NORTHAM.December 8th.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Burracoppin Sub. *6, *7, la. each, £5 each;Doodlaldne Town 49, lr. 15p., £15.

WAGIN.December 9th.--At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Wagin Sub. *727, 3a. Or. 16p., £6; DumbleyungTown 8, lr., £15.

LEONORA.December 13th.—At the Warden 's Office : Leonora

Town 879, Ir., £20.

NARROGIN.December 14th.--At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Narrogiu Sub. 674, 2a. Or. 28p., £15.

CUBALLING.December 15th.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Cuballing Town 54, 55, la. each, £4 each.

KOJONUP.December 16th.--At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Kojonup Sub. "200, 3a. Or. 20p., £6.

BROOME.December 1.9th.—At the Resident Magistrate's Office:

Broome Town 111, 112, 114, 2r. 16p. each, £20 each.

TA MBELLUP.December 21st.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Tambellup Sub. *98, *99, *100, 4a. 2r. each.,£9 each; *193, "194, 2a. 3r. each, *197, 2a. 2,. 38p., £6ea ch.

PINGELLY.December 21st.—At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Pingelly Town 280, 2r. 16p. each, £15 each; 358,2r. 24p., .E10.

MT. MAGNET.December 22nd.—At the Warden's Office: Mt. Magnet

Town 332, lr., £15.

13b92en Bullfinch

Moors ...Kelmscott

Noggerup

MeekatharraNa' ngulu

Remarks.

ots 1, 2, 20, 36, 37, 44, and 45are Excepted from Sale asReserve 13116.


GOVERNMENT LAND SALES-continued.

SCHEDULE-continued.

tiVICKEPIN.Decembvr 30th.--At the Government La

Office: Wielfepin Town 34, 35, lr. each, £1lr., £10.

SOUTHERN CROSS.

December flud.--At the Government Laud Agent'sOffice: Southern Cross Town 123, lr., V5; ;541, 542,1 r. each, £10 0101,

THE undermentioned allotments of d will be offeredIt Public Auction, at, the Government Land Agent'sOfb e, Southern Cross, on Saturday, the 12th day ofNovember, at 2 p.m., by the Government Auctioneer, Mr..I. Clerk.

BULLFINCH. NCB.November 12.-At the Government Land Agent's

Office: Bullfinch Town 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 38,39, 42, 43, 40, 47, 50, 51, . 54. 55, 58, 59, 60, 01,62, (Si, about 1r. each, £10 ; 8, 9. 10, 17, 24. 25, 32,33, 40, 41. 48, 49, 56, 57, 91

bout Ir. eindi, £50 each.

`Each of the above-mentioned lots, exclusive of re-serves, will be sold and granted on the condition that thepurchaser and his transferees or lessees shall not at anytime obtain, or hold, a license for the sale of any intoxi-cating liquor on the lot purchased.


THE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredat Public Auction at the Warden's Office, luani, onFriday, the 9th day of December, 1910.

YUANi.

December 9th.-At the Warden's Office: Yuani Town42, 44, 73, 70, 78, 98, 100, 102, 129, 131, 134, lr. each,£25 each; 40, 57, 60, 113, 114, 11S, 135, lr. each, £30each; 52, 82, 84, 90, 91, 103, 112, 119, 124, 126, 128,Ir. each, £35 each; 48, 80. 87, 88, 120, lr. each, £40 each.

Suburban for cultivation 5 years. Suharban for cultivation, 10 years.

Plans and further particulars may be obtiOned at this Office, or at the office where they are to be sold.

N.B.- Land s 4d tt , a rhtpill of 200 feet below the natural surface, except in Mining Districts, where it is granted to adepth of 40 feet only.

R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.

Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 11th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified, fur general information, that the undermentioned Lots are now open for sale, under the conditionsspecified by public auction, as provided by "The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices :-

Corr. No. Town. Nos. of Lots.

8, 9, 16, 17, 24, 25, 32,33, 40, 41, 48, 49,56, 61, and 57

3 to 6 inclusive, 7, 10to 15 inclusive, 18,19, 21, 22, 23, 26to 31 inclusive, 34,35, 38, 39, 42, 43,46, 47, 50 to 55 in-clusive, and 58 to63 inclusive

82193192188190189191

910111213141516

18444, 48, andand 4946 and50, 51, and 5,f

Conditions. JUpset Prices.

Town £50 each

Do. . £30 each

Do.Sub. for Cultivation

Do.Do.Do.Do.Do.

Town £5

Do. £5

Do. £6Do.

Do. £5

Do. £5

Do. £5

Do. . £5

Do.. for Cultivation £20

Do. ,. £35

Do. ... £24

Amount of improvements to beadded :

£25£20£20£56Nil£74£15£60Lot 8 is "Excepted from Sale

as Reserve No. 11793

Lots 44., 48, 49, 50, 51, and 52are also available under PartX. of " The Land Act, 1898,"

as Working Men's Blocks.

420£17£18£20£22£23£30

*Erich of the above-mentioned lots, exclusive of reserves, e sold au 1 grunted on the condition that the purchaser and his transfereesshall not at any time ado in or hold a License for the sale of any intoxicating liquor on the lot purchased.'

Plans, showing the arrangement of the lots referred to, oil shortly be obtainable at thin office, and the offices of the various GovernmentLund Agents.

CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands,

Corr. No. 8521/09.Avon District (near Baker's Hill).

Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII., on andWednesday, 30th November, 1910. (Plan 2A/40.)

LocationNo. A rea. Price

per acre.

a. P. s. d.16166 ... /100 0

e 13 6


LAND , OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 11th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the areas scheduled hereunderbeing made available for selection under "The LandAct, 1898," and its amendments. The selector of aHomestead Farm from any location available underPart VIII. must take the balance thereof under Con-ditional Purchase, and a selector of a portion of anylocation available under Part VI. must take the balanceof same under Grazing Lease conditions.

The locations available under Part VI. are markedwith an asterisk.

Applications must be lodged at the Office of the Gov-ernment Land Agent for the District.

The date fixed as showing when subdivisions are avail-able denotes that applications may be lodged beforesuch date, but will be treated as having been receivedon the appointed day, and should there be any loca-tions not applied for after the date specified, such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

The locations with amounts set against them in thefourth column are available subject to the special con-dition that an expenditure of not less than one-fourthof the amount set out in such column shall he madeprescribed improvements in each of the first four yearsof the lease; but this shall not release the holder fromany covenant in the Agricultural Bank Mortgage re-quiring the improvements to be made at an earlier date.The advance mentioned is subject to the usual con-ditions governing a loan from the Agricultural, Bank,particulars of which may be had on application from theManaging Trustee.

Applications for advance must he accompanied by afee of one per cent. on the amount applied for.

If it becomes necessary that any application should goto the Laud Board for decision, the applicant will receivea notice from Head Office informing him of the date,place, and time of the sitting of the Board.

He may then, if he Wishes, apply to Head Officefor a Certificate to the Railway Department, which onpresentation at the nearest Railway Station, will entitlehim to a Return Ticket at Excursion Bates to the placewhere the Board will sit, available for seven days fromdate of issue.

SCHEDULES.NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Corr. No. 11488/10.Avon District (near Hines' Hill).

Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII., on and afterTuesday, 15th November, 1910. (Plan 25/80.)

The Crown lands within the area bounded by linesstarting from the North-West corner of Location 3540,near Hines' Hill, and extending South to the South-Westcorner of Location 9861; thence West to the North-West corner of Location 11404, South to the North-Eastcorner of Location 13929, and West to the East boundaryof Location 12369; thence North to the South-Westcorner of Location 8667, and East and North to itsNorth-East corner; thence North-Eastward along therailway to the South boundary of Reserve 3891, andEast to the starting point. Excluding Location 10226.

Subject to survey and classification, after which theprice will he fixed.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Corr. No. 12295/10.

Avon District (near Yorkrakine).

Open, under Parts V., VI., and on and afterWednesday, 30th November, 1910. (Plan 33/80.)

The area, comprising ;Mont 900 acres, bounded bylines starting from the North-Fast corner of Avon Loca-tion 17171, and extending North to the South boundaryof Location 11681; thence West. le the South-West cornerof Location 11687; thence South along a public road toa point East of the South-East corner of Location 171(i7;thence East to the West boundary of. Location 17171aforesaid; thence North to its North-West corner, andEast to the starting point.

Subject to survey and classification, after which theprice will be fixed.

Corr. No. 13677/10.Avon District (North of Kellerberrin).

Open, under parts V., VI., and 1 H., on and afterWednesday, 30th November, 1910. 'Plan 25/SO, B2.)

All the unalienated and 'room lauds situated .withinlate Pastoral Leases 196/97, 198/07, 200/07, 525/97.(, Plan 25N/80.)

Subject to survey and classificatio after which theprice will be 'fixed.

Corr. No. 6637/10.Avon District (near Natoring 11'011).

Open, under Parts V. and VIII., on and after Wed-nesday, 30th November, 1910. (Plan 25/80.)

The area bounded by lines starting from the North-East corner of Avon Location 11504, and extendingEast to a point North of the North-East corner of AvonLocation 11510; thence South to a public road, andalong it North-Westward to the South-East corner ofLocation 11504 aforesaid, and thence North to the start-ing point.

Subject to survey and classification, after which tho.price will be fixed.

Corr. No. 3711/10.Avoa District (near Nunajin).

Open, under Parts V. and VIII., on and after Wed-nesday, 30th November,

A rea.

1910.

Priceper acre.

(Plan Nunajin, Sheet 2.)

Amount of Agricultural Bankadvance to approved applicant.

LocationNo.

acres. £ s. a. I

16273 1,000 0 14 0 Nil.162S7 50 For water as Reserve No. 13133.16288 949 0 10 6 Nil.16289 999 0 15 0 Nil.16210 1,000 0 15 0 Nil.16291 999 0 16 0 £300.10292 995 1 1 0 1300.16213 997 1 0 0 £350.16291 995 0 11 0 Nil.16295 1,000 0 11 0 I Nil.

These locations are subject; to the condition that theGovernment retains the right to resume, within two yearsof the date of approval of the application, an y land.-required for railway purposes, without compensation ex-epting only the value of any improvements that may

have been effected upon the land resumed.

Corr. No. 6764/09.Avon District (near Mangowine).

Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII., on and afterWednesday, 30th November, 1910. (Plan Mangowine,Sheet 2, and Lake Brown. )

aft'Location

No. A Tea. Priceper acre.

Acres. £ d.11228 817 0 10 614229 872 0 17 011233 821 0 16 011234 902 1 0 011237 770 0 19 0

*14219 1,154 0 7 6

50015017501'1501)'

5 .51

----. :1797/10.loon District (nor Tfiar.':,

Oti) . n. under Parts V. and VI I F.,.2P11 .1 November. 1910, (PS:. 0

I.)

The

r Tut's-

arty tine

:be).

Areaacres.

4550 926

. 4553

1191

Corr. No.Open, tinder I

day, 13th

A.,c;NN, 1 0 -cT)

Temper tinily reserved for Tinlber.

1 11 20 181 41 911

0

00

0

s.0 16 0 1 22000 16 0 22(10O 16 £200

16 0 .112000 17 0 00000 15 00 13 0 :200(I 116 0 11200

• ,0 0 13 0 1300512-1

NOV. 11, 1910.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3407

NORTHAM AGENCY.69S7/09.

111S Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of Avon Locations 1 . 1.7 and1-1:918 being withdrawn 111'001 selection and ei• ti madeavailable under the following conditions:-

01)011 under PartsWednesday, 30th Noim

V. ‘. and ;VIII., on andt 9 ; 0. (Plan

Location Price Amount of Agricultural BankNo. '

acres.

per acre.

s. d.

Advance to Approved Applicant.

1-13(7 2,926 (1 7 0 Nil-136-; 1,957 S Nil.

Applications roost be lod; with the GovernmentAgent for the Dirt H:

The dtde its :-Ittiwie;.]:d; :toles Chat ;,;

date. but 1\ill rre: I;;.I on theappointed City, O7

applied for after t"available until a p;

Ill

day, 15ili Sheet

9.)

Location Area. Price Amount of Agricultural 'BankNo. per acre. Advance to Approved Applicant.

1 i•3 f 5. :ricaltitn0 BankArea. pcT 'ice. es to Approved A pplieanr.

a. r. p.For thither ns E.„33)

1 4 7 0 0 1 I 0 o

218 0 0 0 13 1.

21' 0 0 0 13 0

a1.1 0 0 0 Li 6

2 0 0 13

0 0 11 0

108 1 0 1 0 0

(7500 0 0 15 0

IN 0 0 017 0

283 0 0 0 16 0

Corr. No. 3475/10.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

26:ison District (near Warren it jeer)

Orrn, 1 1' Parts V. and V III., lint after Satur-day, 11Ith Nnimober, 1.910. (Plan Warren R., Sheet 2.1

The mai:it:nun area that may be selected by any one-trinied to 640 acres.

Location Price Amount of Agricultural BankNo.No. Area. ;I per acre. Advance to Approved Applicant.

a. r. p. £ s. 0.323 1 0 0 18260 0 0 0 19 0act es.

761 Reserve for Ti-nther No, 13125.a. p.147 1 9 n153 2 0 1 I 0179 2 0 1 3 0355 2 0 1 8 02100 18 02115 0 0 0 18 0209 0 0 0 17 II310 0 0 1 8 0

0 312 2 0 1 6 i)01 320 0 0 1 0

267 2 0 0 16 0257 0 0 1 2 0

5511 301 0 0 0 16 0.1113 175 0 0 1 0 0511(3 171 2 0 1 1 0

171 2 0 1 2 05118 189 2 0 1 3 05119 126 2 0 1 1 051::0 100 0 0 1 10 0

219 2 0333 0 0299 0 0389 0 0161 2 010' 3 0559 :13)210 2 0121 1 0276 2 01325 2 0

Corr. No. 10S00/09.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (South of Warren).

Opem under Parts V. and on and after Tues-day, 22nd November, 1910. (Plan Warren River, Sheet3.)

The maximum area which may be selected by any one11,`r3fIii v.ithin the subdivision has been fixed at 640 aciais.

Ai,„ Price per Amount of Agriculiural 11,oulcvance to approved appEcaut

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Fiala," genet District (near Iratychinienp River).

1 .41/11r. .No. 6339/09.Open, under Parts V., V1., and VIII., on and after

Tluisday, 15111 November, 1910. (Plan 450/I'9.)

The urftele eted C1 1 01 1, 1 11 Lands oH I ii 1.11,‘ ;(1 ,11 :11 bounded'Or line-, s:::r1i0g 113,10 tI F:300 f•l! Plan-t ' 1906, ;Id te:bindber est.; about 170

thence North aboir :50 East about 430I';outh to the North boundary of ;Location 2043,

( and South ((long, its North and West boundariesart those of Location 1S63 to a point East of the start-

point; thence West to said starting point. Areaabout. 18,000 acres. Subject to survey and classification,after which the price will be fixed.

LocationNo.

..5077 ...

5078 ...5079 ...50805191 ...5192 ...

ve 13132.

Nil.Nil.Nil.Nil.Nil.Nil.£200.

el905103

LocationNo.

Priceper acre.Area.

acres. s. d.

160

10 0773


Corr. No. 101.39/09.NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

il,lin insis District (near Trickepin).Now open, under Part V. (Plan 378C/40.)'lite land comprised within the closed road passing

through Williams Location 1643, along the Southern boun-daries of Wickepin Lots 250, 238, 240, and 365 fromBond 2927 to Road 1995. At a price of .E1 per acre.

Open to the owners of land abutting thereon only.

Williams District (near Williams River).

Corr. No. 1733/00.

November, 1910. (Plan 384/80.)Open, under Part V., on and after Tuesday, 15111

•Price perLocation No. Arca.

Acre. g4

Open only to the owners of land abutting on the South;bile of the road on which they front.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (near Kulinn).

Corr. No. 6420/10.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII., on and after

Tuesday, 15th November, 1910. (Plan Kulinn, Sheet 3.)

Amount of Agricultural BankAdvance to Approved Applicant.

acres. £ s. d.9846 697 011 09845 573 015 09844 987 014 09843 1,000 0 12 69842* 1,042 0 8 09811* 200 ) Under

655* 5 0 8 69840 988 0 17 09339 9059838 900 011 69837 900 014 09836 969 016 09835 1,000 0 10 69831 1,0009833 1,000 0 17 69832 1,000 0 15 09831 1,000 1 1 09830 1,000 0 17 09829 1,000 0 9 69828 962 012 09827 1,000 1 2 09826 1,000 0 12 09825 1.000 0 16 09821 1,000 0 15 09823 907 0 10 09822 1,001 0 14 09821 9939820 1,000 0 12 09282 906 1 0 09281 910 0 16 09280 902 1 C 0

The above blocks are made available, subject to thecondition that the Government retains the right to re-sume, within two years of the date of approval of appli-cation, any land required for towns, railway, and otherpurposes, without compensation, except for the actualvalue of any statutory improvements that may have beeneffected upon the land resumed.

Corr. No. 4557/05.

Williams District (near Yillinzining Siding).

Open, under Parts V. and on and after Tues-day, 22nd November, 1910. (Plan 385/80.)

Location Area. PriceNo. per acre.

Corr. No. 10420/10.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (near Wonnernp).

Open, under Parts V. and on and after Tues-day, 22nd November, 1910. (Plan 413/80.)

PERTH AGENCY.Corres. 3911-2/10.

Melbourne District.Open on and after Tuesday, 22nd November, 1910.Melbourne Location 2127, at Watheroo, containing

902 acres, as surveyed, at £1 2s. per acre.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Corr. No. 2309/10.

Avon District (near Dunbodil).

Now open, under Part V. (Plan 3/80.)The closed road commencing at the East corner of

Avon Location 3610, and passing along parts of theSouth-Western and South-Eastern boundaries of Loca-tion 571 and the South-Western and South-Eastern boun-daries of C.P. 48/1142 to Road 1483. (Plan 3/80.)

Only open to owners of land abutting thereon, at aprice of £1 per acre.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 27th October, 1910.'LT is hereby notified, for general information, that thelards as described hereunder will be available for selec-tion on and after Tuesday, 15th November, 1910.

Applications must be lodged with the GovernmentLand Agent for the District in which the land is situ-ated.

Applications may be lodged before the day specified,but will be treated as having been received on the ap-pointed day, and if there are more than one applicantthe matter will be decided by the Land Board.

f it becomes necessary that any application shouldgo to the Land Board for decision the applicant willreceive a notice from the Head Office informing him ofthe date, place, and time of the sitting of the Board.

He may then, if he wishes, apply to the Head Officefor a certificate to the Railway Department which, onpresentation at the nearest Railway Station will enablehim to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates to the placewhere the Board will sit, available for seven clays fromthe date of issue.

Open under Parts V. and VIII. of the Land Act and itsAmendments, subject to Reclassification and pricingas may be deemed necessary.

NARROGIN AGENCY.

Williams District.Corres. 11793/08.Williams Location 5141, as surveyed, being H. Farm

11484/74, abandoned by P. R. Sims, containing 160 acres.(Plan 378D/40, B3.)

Corres. 12658/03.Williams Location 3805, containing 160 acres, as sur-

veyed (being forfeited H. Farm 3919/74, held by GeorgeDrage), at 9s. per acre. (Plan 384/80 F2.)

9600

9601

45 2 10

52 3 0

LocationNo. Area. Price

per acre.

NNil.£300.£300.Nil.Parts V. and VIII. Nil.

£300.Temporarily reserved.Nil.£300.£300.Nil.Temporarily reserved.£300.£300.£350.£350.Nil.Nil.£350.£300.£.350.£300.N il.£300.Temporarilyireservecl.£300.£350.£350.£350.

acres. £ s. d.5823

160 0 17 6

Nov. 11, 1910.]

GOVERN ENT GA. ETTE, W.A. 3409

NORTHAM AGENCY.

Avon District.

Corres. 5335/07.Avon Location 10985, as surveyed, containing 443

acres, subject to repricing (as may be .necessary), andvalue of improvements. (Plan 27/80, F3.)

Corres. 7281/10.Avon Location 15170, containing 1,000 acres, at 14s.

per acre, formerly held by W. H. Haines as ELF. 14S74/74, and C.P. 26868/55. (Plan Goornarin Sheet 2.)

Corres. 12243/10.Avon Location 15612, containing 931 acres, as sur-

veyed, at Ss. 6d. per acre. (Plan Nangeenan, Sheet 4.)

ALBANY , AGENCY.Plantagenet District.

Corres. 506/10.Plantagenet Location 2768, containing 260 acres, being

abandoned H.F. 13694/74 and C.P. 25009/55, held byHarry Sayer. (Plan 450/80.)

Corms. 10429/09.Plantagenet Location 2679, containing 160 acres, as

surveyed (being forfeited II. Farm 13306/74, held bySidney John Brewster), at Ss. per acre, including cost ofsurvey. (Plan 451/80 E4.)

PERTH AGENCY.Esperance District.

Corres, 6669/10.Myrup A.A. Lots 11, 13, 15, and 17, containing 477

acres, as surveyed. (Plan Myrup Area.)

Murray District.Corres. 12539/08.Murray Location 751, containing 600 acres, as sur-

veyed, at 5s. per acre, including cost of survey. (Plan380/80 A3.)

GERALDTON AGENCY.Victoria District.

Corres. 11731/10.Victoria Location 4668, containing 990 acres, as sur-

veyed, at 16s. per acre. (Plan, Ajami.)

NORTIIAM . AGENCY.Corres. 5144/07.Avon Location 10507, containing 160 acres, as sur-

veyed, being forfeited H.P. 9291/74, held by . Joseph 0.Angel, at 27s. per acre: (Plan 25/80 E2.)

NORTIIAM LAND AGENCY.Corres. -11487/10...Starting from the South-East .corner of. Avon Location

12569;, thence North to the North-East corner of suchLocation;' thence East to the Western boundary of AvonLocation 14935; thence South to proposed Road 11216/08and thence Westerly along such road to the startingpoint. Containing about 430 acres. (Plan 56/80, C3.)

BRIDGETOWN AGENCY.

Nelson District.Corres. 8789/10.Nelson Location 2071, as surveyed, containing 200

acres, at 16s. Gd. per acre. (Plan Balbarrup Loca-tion.)

Corres. 8497/10.Starting from the South-East corner of Nelson Location

3610; thence North to the North-East corner of suchLocation; thence 20 : chains East; thence South to Road2105, and thence Westerly by such road to the startingpoint. Containing about 100 acres. (Plan 43913/40North.)

R. CECIL CLIFTON-,Under Secretary for Lands,

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 10th November, 1910.1T is hereby notified, for general information, that thelands as descailied hereunder will be available for selec-tion on alai a Her Tuesday, 29th November, 1910.

ions mist be lodged with the GovernmentLau , the District in which the land issituai ed.

Applieaticus may be lodged before the day specified,but will be treated as having been received on the ap-pointed day, and if there are more than one applicantthe matter will be decided by the Land Board.

if it hecomes necessary that any application shouldgo to the Land Board for decision the applicant willreceive a no: ice from the Head Office informing him ofthe date, l ime,-. and time of the sitting of the Board.

He 1,i v then, if he wishes, apply to the Head Officefor a rertilicate to the ifiiikvay Department which, onplo,onlAt ion at the nearest wily Station will entitlefibn to a Return Ticket at Rates to the placewhere the Board will sit, available for seven clays fromthe date of issue.

Open under Parts V. and VIII. of time Land Act and itsAmendments

NORTIIAM AGENCY.Avon District.

Corres. 0364/09.Avon Locations 13903 and 13904, as seen on plan, and

contain' :350 acres subject to cla ification and pricing,being ILE. 12779/74 and C.] 23516/55, abandoned byN. F. T‘ l oore. (Plan 32/S0, P2.)

Corres. 5801/10.Avon Locations 14295-6, as surveyed, containing respec-

tively 935 acres and 954 acres at 13s. and 15s. per acrerespectively. (Plan 35/SO, A. and Bl.)

Corres. 8814/19.Avon Location 15747, as surveyed, containing 790

acres at 12s. Gd. per acre. (Plan Korrelocking.)

ALBANY AGENCY.Plantagenet District.

Corres. 10156/09.Plantagenet Locations 484 and 1343, containing 140

acres, as surveyed, subject to classification and pricing,being C.P. 7764/56 abandoned by C. H. Griese. (Plan457/SO, Bl.)

WAGIN AGENCY.Williams District.

Corres. 6266/05.Williams Location 9011, containing 439 acres, as sur-

veyed, at ]2s. Gd. per acre. (Plan Locations near Dylia-bing.)

R. CECIL CLIFTON,Under Secretry for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.

Warren River Subdivisions.

Department of Lauds and Surveys,15283/10. Perth, 28th October, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to fix, under Section 67 of "The Land Act,1898," the maximum area to be held by any one personwithin the subdivisions shown on Plans Warren RiverSheets 1 to 9 inclusive, at 640 acres.


OPEN FOR SELECTION.Lots Open for Selection us Homestead Farms.

Department of Lands and Surveys,6019/97. Perth, 28th October, 1910.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of all the vacant unreservedlots within the Yilgarn Agricultural Area being thrownopen for selection under Part VIII. of "The Land Aet,1898," in addition to Part V. as already gazetted.

The above lots are now open.Applications to be lodged at the Head Office.

R. CECIL CLIFTON,Under Secretary for Lands,

3410 G 0 VERN 1\1E N T GAZETTE, W.A. [Nov. 11, 1910.

THE ROADS ACT, 1902.Department of Lands and Siirveys,

Perth, I th November, 1;■10.IT is hereby declared that the naderini•itiom•d lands havebeen set apart, taken, or resumed :WI 17 of" The Public Works Act, 1902," l'ii r the purpose ofnew Roads, that is to say:—

Alarradong Rood Distriot.12557/05.No. 3973.—A strip of land, one chain wide, extending

South from the South-West corner of Williams Location7051, along and inside the West boundary of Location6581, to the Northern side of Road 688.

About 0 acres 3r. 30p being resumed from 'WilliamsLocation 6581. (Plan 384/80.)

Kellerberrirt Bond Distriet.12355/10.No. 3974.—A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road along the South side of the KellerberrinStation . Reserve at the North-East corner of Avon Lo-cation 3638, and extendino. South aloi). its East boun-dary; thence South and East inside arid along an Eastand a North boundary of Avon Location 6723 to itsNorth-East 'corner • thence South inside and along theEast boundaries of Avon Locations 6723, 6722, and 7231to join a surveyed road at the latter's South-East cor-ner, and onward to the North boundary of Avon Location7746; thence East and South along parts of the Northand East boundaries of the latter to join a surveyed,roadOn its East boundary.

About 4 acres 2r. 10p, being resumed from Avon Lo-cation 6723.

About 2 acres 2r. being resumed front Avon Location6722.

About 4 acres being resumed from Avon Location 7231.(Plan 25/SOS.)

Plans of the lands so set apart, taken, or resumed maybe inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Governor,JAMES MITCHELL,

Minister for Lands.

THE ROADS ACT, 1902.

WHEREAS the Wanneru Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at Wanneru onthe 15th day of October, 1910, resolved to open a roadas described hereunder:—

Wannera Road District.134/10.No. 3883.—A strip of land, one chain wide, its North

side leaving the Western side of Road No. 3 at theSouth-East corner of Swan Local ion 1149, and extendingas surveyed, Diagram 36620, 265deg. 3min, along thelatter's South boundary to the East boundary of Perth-shire Location 107; thence 237deg. 53min. 20 chains 70links; thence 261deg. 57min. 33 chains 23 links throughthe latter to the Eastern side of Road 301.

5 acres lr. 21p. being restuned front Perthshire Loca-tion 107.

3 acres lr. 4p. being resumed front Swan Location1034. (Plan 1A/40N.)

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, For:otantto Section 17 of "The Public Works et. 1902." bynotice published in the Goceritment to, ■1-11).o,1that the said land had been set apart, t d :: ii, orfor the purpose of the said Road, and t,:ti;the said land might be inspected at the aTart.niiia ofLands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas '-the said Board has caused a copy ofthe said notice to be served upon the owners and occu-piers of the said land resident within the State, or suchof them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained,either personally or by registered letter posted to theirlast-named place of abode.

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolution, it is hereby notified thatthe line of communication described above is a Roadwithin the meanino. of "The Roads Act, 1902," subjectto the provisions of the said Act.

Dated this, 11th clay of November, 1910.R. CECIL CLIFTON,

-Under Secretary for Lands,


WHEREAS Jonathan B. Jones, being the owner of landover or along which the undermentioned road in theBUVerley Road District passes, has applied to the Bever-ley Road Board to close the said road, which is more par-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:—

4447/09.B/91.—The surveyed roads lying within the triangle

formed by Road 3889 in Avon Locations 4025 and 4431,also the triangular portion in Location 4431 between itsWest boundary and the South side of said Road 3889.(Plan 342C/40.)

WHEREAS Ephraim Gardiner, being the owner of landover or along which the undermentioned road in theDardanup Road District passes, has applied to the Dar-danup Road Board to close the said road, which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:—

6805/98. -D. 19.—Stirling Road from Moore Road to Padbury

Road. (Plan 411D/40.)

WHEREAS R. T. S. Wolfe, being the occupier and partowner of land over or along which the undermentionedroad in the Kellerberrin Road District passes, has appliedto the Kellerberrin Road Board to close the said road,which is more particularly described hereunder, that is

say12007/09.

to :—

1c32.—The surveyed road passing along the Southboundary of Avon Location 11926, through part of AvonLocation 4444, and along its South-Eastern boundaryand the South-Eastern boundary of Location 4372 to itsSouth-East corner.

Also the surveyed road passing through Location 4441from its North to its South-Eastern boundary. (Plan34/80.)

And whereas such applications have been duly publishedin the Government Gaz:ette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the saidapplications:

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said assents:

It is hereby notified that the said Roads are closed.

Dated this 11th (lay of November, 1910.



An.,..olment of the Boundaries between the Upper Black-wood and West Arthur Road Board Districts.


3663/96. Perth, 11th November, 1910.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased, under Section 6 of "The Roads Act, 1902,"to amend the common boundary between the UpperBlackwood and West Arthur Road Board Districts toeenform to the :following:—

:Bounded tiy the North and part of the East boundaryof Wellington Location 2094, the North, and East boun-daries of Location 2668, the Northern and part of theEast boundaries of Location 2665, the North and Eastboundaries of Location 2470, part of the North boundaryot Location 2660, part of the West, the North, and partof the East boundaries of Location 1S71, the North andEast boundaries of Location 2376, the East boundary ofLocation 2495 and its prolongation South to the prolonga-tion 'West of the North boundary of Location 3117, theNorth boundary of the latter and Locations 3538 and3339, and part of the latter's East boundary to a pointin prolongation \Vest of the North boundary of Location1223, and the North boundary of the latter to the rightbank of the :Blackwood River; thence upward along thelatter to its junction with the right bank of the ArthurRiver.


tick.

Nov. 11, 1910.] GOVERNMENT , GAZETTE, V.A. 3411

THE AGRICULT1 -BANK ACT, 1900,

Section ;:7 (2).

IT is hereby notified that the Agricultural Bank has, inpursuance of the abovementioned Act, taken possessionof Homestead Farm 7933/74, the subject of its registeredmortgage 8618/13:-, and will receive tenders until 30thNovember, 1910, fur the purchase of same.

The block comprises 160 acres of good land, situatedabout 17 miles North-East of Barton.

Full particulars on application.No tender necessarily accepted.

A. McLARTY,Deputy Managing Trustee, Agricultural Bank.

31st October, 1910.

APPOINT, -NTS.

Department of Mines,4200/10. Perth, 10th November, 1910.

Ills Excellenc y hue rover nor in Council has been pleasedto appoint lIt'ra tick Edward Walsh to be Mining Regis-trar, Southern Cross, Yilgarn Goldfield, temporarily, dur-ing the absence of William Dawson.

H. S. KING,Secretary for Mines.

Department of Mines,4201/10. Perth, 10th November, 1910

1115 Exmdlenc■ the Gm tumor in Council has been pleasedto appoint William Da•.t-sett it, be Mining Registrar,Greenbushes Mineral "'telt!, temporarily, during the ab-sence of Francis Ed•.•ard

II. S. KING,Secretary for Mines.

MINING ACT, 1904.

Notice of ha enition lo cancel Lease for Nos -Compliancewith eon ditioDepartment of Mines,

4437/02. Perth, 3rd November, 1910.

TN accordance with the provisions of "The Mining1904," notice is hereby given that unless the provis:tntsof Section 186 of the said Act are complied with onbefore the 13th day of December, 1910, it is the int tattion of the Governor to cancel such lease for breachof covenant.

HENRY GREGORY,Minister for Mines:

Miner's Jfomesteatlse

Goldfield. District. No. of i Name` ofLease. Lease. Lessees.

Murchison Nannine 13 Quamby Meehan, JamesJoseph

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

Addition to Regulations.Department of Mines,

3182/10. Perth, 3rd November, 1910.IIIS Excellency the Governor in ENO,' Council hasbeen pleased to make the following additional paragraphto Regulation 29 under "The Mining Act, 1901," as.sot forth hereunder; to take effect front 3rd November,1910.

HENRY GREGORY,Minister for Mines.

(e.) When in his opinion the alluvial is at a depth,not being less than fifty feet ; sufficient towarrant the granting of an extended claim.

TILE 1\11NING ACI, 1904.Regulation 163.

Notice; o/ 1,, 0/1 (.0 i'CSIG,WC Al bring Telic.nlri cts oxh;, if of Ills Majesty.

Warden's Office,Sandstone, 21st October, 1910.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden ofthe Goldfield mel t: tuned hereunder, on the date men-tioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court OA orderauthorising the rt•-tattpt . ion of possession, for and on be-half of his :Mt; jesty, in accordance with Regulation No,163 under "The Mintog Act, 1901," of the undermen-tioned Mining Tiiin:; An order may issue in theabsence of the ic ..1ttitated holder, but should he desire toobject to such order he unmet, before the date mentioned,lodge at the Warden's Office an olrjectiorr containingthe grounds of such objection, and on the day mentionedthe Warden will proceed to hear and determine the sameira accordance yr*ith the evidence then submitted.

(Sgd.) A. G. ('LIPTON,N,Varden.

To be heartli in the Warden's Court, at Sandstone, ont yre 8th day of December, 1910.

.Residenee Areas.No., Registered Holder, and Locality.

165B—Cashin, Patrick, .Yourinme.177—McDonald, John A., Youanme.181--Young, Charlton, You:mine.190—I-Tay, 'Thomas, Yon;inme.

bGeore, Yonannte.

193—Stark,PGeorge,

216—Crawford, Lindsay C., rYouartme.

1904.I NG ATILERegulatio? 63.

Notice of inntenlion to resume Mining Tenements onbehalf of His Majesty.

-Warden's Office, Broad Arrow,19th October, 1910.

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the 'Warden ofthe Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date 'Yuen-

honed, to issue out of the Warden 's Court an orderauthorising the resumption of 1m sines ton, for a n 0 onbehalf of His Majesty, in n 'ndt'n with the Regula-tion No. 163 under "The 'Mitring Act, 1901," of theundermentioned Mining Tenements,. An order Italy issuein the absence of the registered hohlatt, but shoUlddesire to object to such order he nuts:. before the datementioned, lodge at the Warden's Office a•t objectioncontaining the grounds of such he --n sand on thedate mentioned the Warden will proceed to hear taildetermine the satire in accordance with the evidence thensubmitted.

(Sgd.) JOHN M. F1NNE.RTY,Warden.

To be heard the Warden 's Court, Broad ArsonGoldfield, on the 2nd day of December, 1,910.

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD.baler' Rights.

Number and Name.74W—Milne, James.

Machinery Areas.19W—Milne, James.23W—Friedman, Nathaniel Asher; Johnson, John

Henry; Pimister, john William; CutbuSh,Charles.

Tailings Areas.12W—McDonnell, Alfred Chapple.13W—Friedman, Nathaniel. Asher, and John son, J ohn

21W—Friedman, Nathaniel Asher; Johnson, johnHenry: Fint ; ster, joint AV ; (Al tbush,Charics.

Clot Id.ti.

400W--Bonnar, tnA)blantso •: ;,h and john, and Russell,

Charles.

Goldfield. District. Nos. of Applications.

CoolgardieEast Murchison Black Range ...

7832B



Department of Mines, Perth, 10th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governorin Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases, as shown below.

H. S. KING,Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases

were approved, subject to survey :—

Goldfield. District. Nos. of Applications.

• ••Black Range ...Mount Magnet

*4435E667B, 668B, 669B1012m

East CoolgardieEast MurchisonMurchison ...

*Conditionally.

The undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of appli-cation is granted under Section 105, Subsection (1) :—

Goldfield. District. No. of Lease. Name of Lease. Lessees. Name of person to whom prior rightof application is granted.

Murchison.. ... 1730 Linda ... Bell, Alfred • Kelly, John'George ; Goodin, Wil-Georg

liam Hamilton

Higgins, Christopher

Miners' Homestead Leases.The undermentioned applications for Miners' Homestead

Leases were approved, subject to survey; to date from1st July, 1910:—

Miner's Homestead Lease.

The forfeiture of the undermentioned Miner's Homestead Lease for non-payment of rent and penalties for 1910, published.in the Governnimt Gazette of the 8th July, 1910, was declared cancelled, and the Lessee re-instated as of his formerestate :—

Lessee.Goldfield. District. No. of Lease. Name of Lease.

East Coolgardie 42B

Hill End Farm Flynn, Thomas


Notice of Intention to Cancel Lease for Non :umplianewith Conditions.

Department of Mines,4209/02. Perth, 10th November, 1910.

IN accordance with the provisions of "The Mining Act,1904," notice is hereby given that unless the provisionsof Section 186 of the said Act are complied with on orbefore the 20th day of December, 1910, it is the inten-tion of the Governor to cancel such lease for breach ofcovenant.

HENRY GREGORY,Minister for Mines.

Mint y 's Homestead Lease

District. of Name ofLease. Lease. Lessee.

GOVERNMENT LABOUR BUREAU.

Women's Branch—Perth.

Branches for Men and Women at Fremantle,

Northam, Kalgoorlie, and Narrogin.

Central Office—Perth.

EMPLOYERS of Labour of every description are re-quested to make application to the Bureau when in needof workers.

Registers are kept in the various offices of men andwomen looking for work.

Personal application can be made during the usualoffice hours.

Interviews between empioyers and employees can bearranged.Goldfield.

Murchison ... Nounine lla Woodleigh ender, ErnestAlbert JAMES LONGMOR E,

Superintendent of Govt. Labour Bureau.

3413Nov. 11, 1910.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTRAILWAYS.

Fruit and Bookstall Rights.

SEALED Tenders (marked on the outside " Tenderfor the Kellerberrin Fruit and Bookstall Rights") willbe received by the undersigned until noon on the 1.7thday of November, 1910, for the leasing of the Fruit andBookstall Rights at Kellerberrin, for a period commenc-ing from the 28th day of November, 1910, and terminat-ing on the 31st day of May, 1913.

Rent will be payable quarterly in advance, and adeposit equivalent to one quarter's rent must accompanyeach tender.

Forms of tender and full particulars can be obtainedfrom the Station master at Kellerberrin, or from theundersigned.

No tender will necessarily be accepted.

Perth, 1st November, 1910.

W.R. 5662/1910.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the cancellation of By-law No. 44of the Western Australian Government Railways, underdate 11th November, 1908, and of the insertion of thefollowing in lien thereof :—

BY-LAW No. 44.Ordinary Return Tickets.

44. Ordinary return tickets are issued at any time,available for return for periods as laid down from timeto time in the Coaching Rates Book.

Holiday excursion, cheap excursion, and special cheapexcursion tickets are available for periods as specifiedat the time of issue.

Any person using, or attempting to use, any returnticket, the time for the proper use of which has expired,shall, on conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceedingten pounds (g10).

To operate from the 1st November, 1910.11th November, 1910.

JOHN T. SHORT,Commissioner of Railways.

THE ROADS ACT, 1902.Arrears of Rates.

Public Works :Department,Perth, 27th October, 1010.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the Minister for Works has approved of the undermentioned Road Boardswriting off Arrears of Rates stated in Schedules hereunder, in accordance with Section 159 of " The Roads Act., 19 ,2."

G. G. BLACK,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

Dumbleyuny Road Board.

Location.AssessmentNo.

Person rated. Amount. Reason why abandoned.

Beatty, A. D.Joyner, W. J. ...Fewson, John ...Giddings, Alfred ...Grainger, CharlesJar n Man, C. ...Miller, JosiahPollard, James ...Ridley, Elizabeth...Taylor, D. M.Simms, EdgarWright, John ...Demasson, PercyHunter, W. S. ...Hoskins, Frank ...Morris, Spencer ...

672765707718, 7719 ...3233, 3234, 32355298, 5297 ...4992555860193238C.P. 17140/55C.P. 5296/5659715972661362327785

Total

s. d.1 17 61 0 01 5 02 71 21 0 UO 10O 8 3O 9 91 0 U1 17O 10 0O 10 010 1O 10 0O 10 U

£15 18 1

Reverted to Crowndo. do.

Assessed in errordo.do.de.

Reverted to CrownAssessed in error

do.do.

Reverted to Crowndo. do.do. do.do. do.do. do.do. do.

I approve

(Sgd.) E. '1' CONWAY, Secretary.

of arrears in this Schedule being written off in accordance with the provisions ot " The Roads Act, 1902."

(Sgd.) DAGLISH,Minister for Works.

Upper Murchison, Read Board.

A. W. Palfreyman Murchison P.L. 3255/102,20,000 acres, and P.L.3290/102, 29,500 acres :49,500 acres

W. Hunt ... Wooramel P.L. 473/96,100,000 acres

Clarkson and Johnson, W. and A. Murchison P. L. 889/96,890/96, and 913/96,26,500 acres, 20,000 acresand 150,000 acres ; total,196,500 acres

Drage Bros. ... Murchison P.L. 502/94,3,000 acres

Assessment

Person rated. Location.No.

Amount.

s. d.2 9 6

3 15 U

2 9 2

0 2 3

Reason why abandoned.

R veiled to Crown

do. do.

do. do.

do. do.

(Sgd.) — AllCKINS, Secretary.

I approve of Arrears in this Schedule being written off in accordance with the provisions of "The Roads Act, 1902."

(Sgd.) H. DAGLISH,Minister for Works.

and Court Houses,after the let Novi

Contractors' Room,November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Per i , ',VW. Office, Geraldton,and Court Douses, .,P,i•ic‘usne, Port Hedland, andCarnarvon, on and afte.. le 1st November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Pertli ; Kalgoorlie k.D. Office, andCourt House, Boulder and Coolgardie, on and afterthe 8th November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; Court Houses, Northamand Southern Cross, and Police Station, Keller berrinon and after tLO 8 :.overnber, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Pe it 1 , , d the G.W.S. Office, cornerof 11 ay and George i Perth, on and after the10th 2:o vember,

Cou p ruci or:' Room, Pert] ; Kalgoorlie A.D. Office, andCourt 1 oultbir, on and after the 15th Novem-ber, .1. 0 0 m, Perth, on and after the 15th Noveimi

Con .11O0nl, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Albany, andI '1 i • in, on ,and after the 15th November,

11YiCo q ,: • rib ; P.W.D. Office, Geraldton,

,:.met and Cue, on and afterI lieI .‘ovianlior, l;10.

; Police Station,cmd d Court 'Houses!, Northam and Southern

C: oss, and. after the 15th November, 1910.Con trcc)oi • ' Room, Perth, on and after the 15th

November, 1910.Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Geraldton ;

Court House, Cue ; and Police Station,Meekatharra,on and after the 15th November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Geraldtonand Police Station, Northampton, on and after the15th November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 31st October,1910.

Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.A.D. Office, Kal-goorlie, and Court Houses, Boulder, Malcolm, andLeonora, on and after the 1st November, 1910.

Contractors' Room, Pc,th, and Court House, Fre-mantle, on and a iii -rlet November, 1910.

Contractors' P0(10, 1.1-i P.W.A.D. Office, Albany,di g and Wagin, on and

910.on and after the 1st

1910.(Noon on Tuesdays.)15th November ...

15th November ...

15th November ...

15th November ...

22nd November ...

22nd November ...

22nd November ...

28th November ...

29th November ...

29th November

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29th November ...

29th November ...

1911.2Sth February ...


TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Nature of Wort. Dalt, of (.110,-;111g. when •!,,as Contract, etc., to he seen.

Leonora—Inspector of Mines'Office—Removal from Malcolm.

Fremantle Information Bureau—Additions

Marley up Tent School ...

Perth Secondary School —Science Room Fittings

*Carnarvon District MedicalOfficers' Quarters—New DiningRooms

Kurrawang School—Fencing ...

Glenluce—Tent School ...

G.W.S. Summit Tanks—ContractNo. 1

Boulder Technical School— Black-smith's Shop

Highgate School—Alterations ...

Tarwonga—Tent School

Youanme — Tent Schoo andQuarters

Tammin—Military Store

Perth Observatory—Painting ...

i\[eekatharra School and Quarters—Repairs

Fossil Hill School—Removal fromNabawah

tSupply, Delivery, and Erectionof Electric Pumping Machinery,Contract No. 75

Date ofNotice.

1910.

27th Oct.

27th Oct.

27th Oct.

27th Oct.

19th Oct.

3rd Nov.

3rd Nov.

lOtb Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

10th Nov.

27th Oct.

Tenders are to be addressed to " The Hon. the Minister for Works," and will be received at the Public WorksOffice, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

*Telegraphic tenders similarly addressed and marked will be received up to the same hour, provided that writtentenders in due form have previously been lodged with the Resident Magistrate at either Roebourne, Port Hedlaud, orCarnarvon.

fCopies of plans and specifications can also be obtained on the payment of ten shillings and sixpence (10s. 6d.).

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works,


TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Public Works Department,No. 619. Perth, 10th November, 1910.

lull following list of Tenders, recently accepted, is pub-lished for general information :—

Date of Name of Description ofAcceptance. Contractor. Contract. AllOtint.

1910. .0 5.November 7 W. Renville ... Hay River -- Tent 1113 10 0

School QuartersDo. C. W.Small-

hornWest N or th am

School Additions444 5 0

By order of the ion. the Minister for. \Veils,


APPOINTMENT.

(35th Victoria, No. 3.)

1118 our lime Chief Justice bas been pleased toappoint :Langton Crofton Staveley, of Sale, Vie-

lie. 'H 11 citor, a Commissioner of the Supreme CourtAustralia, to administer or lake, within the

State o an.y oath, affidavit, affirm nation, declara-tion, or a cInowledgment by a married woman to be usedin the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The Com-mission to remain in force until the said Langton ft.Crofton Staveley ceases to reside in the State aforesaid,or until he ceases to practise the profession of a Solicitorthere, or until revoked.

F. A. MOSELEY,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 9th November, 1910.

£56 each.£17 10s.'p • ton.

Is. 6d.2s. 6d,2s. 9d.

69(t1d1)

Rates ontion.

NOV. 910.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W. 3415

Public Works Department,Perth, 3rd November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified, :for general information, that His:Excellency the Governor in Council has been 'pleased to .ove of the following Bylaws of the Kellerberrin

Board, under Section 117 of the Roads Act,Ed ward VII., No. 48.

G. G. BLACK,Acting Under Secretary for Public 1\

.1KEELERBEI(111', ROAD BOARD.1 N exercise of k lko pi•ers conferred by "The RoadsAct, 1902," and The Cattle Trespass, Fencing, andinpoutulin Am, Kellerberrin Road Board

hereby appoint, as a Public Pound for the Road Districtof Kellerberrin, x portion of Reserve 5950, being Reserve12.9)9, situated on Mooranoppin Road, in the Townsite

Nellerberrin, and the Board appoint Richard DavidI;raysiier to be Poundkeeper.

The Trespass Seale.On Likenclosed Country Land:—

s. d.For every entire horse, ass, or bull .. 3 0For every other head of great e •11le 0 3.For every other head of small cattle 0 1

impounding Fees.s. d.

Great cattle ( per head) .. 5 0Small eak i le, except sheep (per head) .. 2 0Sheep (her head) .. 0 6

Passed by resolution o,t his 10th day of September, .0.

W. J. JACKA.,Chairman.

W. SHEPHERD,Secretary.

:Recominended,DACTLISH,

Minister for Works.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor irk Councilthis let day of November, 1910.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

Om i...ntdos«1 Land (Town, Country, or Suburban) notbi i :i f ; a Public Street or Thoroughfare:— APPOINTMENTS

s. d. (under Section 23 of "The Health Aet, 1898").:Per every entire horse, ass, or bull .. .. 4 0 0For each mare, gelding, ass, mule, pony, or 1.92/10.

foal .. 0 5 0 THE Central Board of Health has approved of the fol-For each cow, ox, steer, or calf 0 5 0 lowing appointments made by theFor each pig or goat 0 1 6For each sheep 0 0 3 Merredin Local Board of Health.

On a Public Street or Thoroughfare, or Park Lands or Hopkins to be Secretary, vice J. McIlwraith, re-/3 0)1i° Cemeteries:-- shined.

£ s. d.For every entire horse, ass, or bull .. .. 3 0 0For every mare, gelding, mule, ass, puny, or

foal .. . 0 2 6For each cow, ox, steer, or calf 0 2 6For each pig, goat, or sheep • • .. 0 1 0

Sustenaucc Fees—Mai y tt srltic.' for a day or port the•eof.Food. Water. Fees.

lbs. rals. s. d.For each horse, ass, or nude .. 20 15 3 6For each bull, cow, steer, heifer, or

calf .. .. .. .. 15 20 3 6 F. J. HUELIN,For each sheep, goat, or pig .. 4 3 1 6 Secretary.For each camel or camel calf .. 15 10 3 6 4th November, 1910.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

THE following Accepted Tenders are published for general information

909/10.Murrin Murrin Local Board of Health.

H. J. Gray to be Secretary, vice W. J. Wreford, re-signed.

4227/9.Kalgoorlie Road District Local 'Board of Health.John Aiken to be Inspector (Assistant) for a period

of four mouths,

Tender Date.Board No. Contractor. Particulars. Department concerned. State.

J. & Ledger Two Mortar Boxes ... MinesLondon and Ham- , 5 tons commercial sulphuric acid Do.

burg Gold Re- f.o.r. Kamballiecovery Co.,' (1905)Ltd.

J. L. MeGinniss & 1 Cartage Coolgardie Battery for 12Sons months

Item 12:3

5

... ...Robertson & Moffat Police Uniforms 1910-1913 Policeitems 1 to 11 and 13 to 15, inclusive

E. Collins ,.. Items 46 to 58, inclusive ... Do.E. Roseustaium Item 12.

791/10 7/11/10775/10 7/11/10

704/10 E 7/11/10

708/10 7/1.1/10

JAS. THOMPSON, Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board,11th November, 1910.

Date oradvertising. Supplies required. Dalt, ei

closiug.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDERBOARD.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Marine Engine of 47 to 50 B.H.Power, to use either Keroseneor Petrol fuel

Water Meters for MetropolitanW.S., S., and D. Department

Copper Plates and Bars forRailway Department

Bread, Rice, Sugar, Tea, ar dMeat for outdoor relief atBoulder

360 bars of Black Reeled MildSteel

1 45 B.H.P. Gas Producer Plantand Engine complete

Carting and distributing about280 tons of Pipes along pro-posed pipe line to Bullfinch

1 Road Roller for BrunswickRoads Board

1 Portable Electric Winch forBunbury Jetty

10 Locomotive Boilers for Class" 0 " and "N" Locomotives

Cartage of General BatterySupplies to State Battery atMulwarrie for a period of 12months

7,000 Positive Plates for 13 platecells

2 Electric Gantry Cranes.Tenders must be lodged withthe Agent General in London,from whom full particulars,including date of closing, canbe obtained.

7,5001bs. of white wool warp,2,5001bs. of white wool weft,2,5001bs. of blue wool weft,2,5001bs. of red wool weft

1910.Nov. 3

Nov. 3

Nov. 3

Nov. 3

Oct. 7

Nov. 8

Nov. 10

Nov. 10

Nov 10

Sept. 29

Nov. 8

Oct. 30

Sept. 6

Nov. 8

1910.Nov. 17

Nev. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 17

Nov. 24

Dec. 1

Dec. 1

Dec. 8

1911.Jan. 5

Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, render Board,Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned sup-plies until 2.15 p.m. on the dates of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes,otherwise they are liable to rejection.

Tender forms and full particulars may he obtainedon application at the Tender Board Office, Pier Street,Perth.

No tender necessarily aiceepted.JAS. THOMPSON,

Chairman Tender Board10th November, 1910.

APPOINTMENTS.Under Section 5, Subsection 5, of " The Registration

of Births, Deaths, and Marriages Amendment Act,1907."

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 9th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified, for general information., thatStanley -Maunders WilliainS has been appointed to acttemporarily as Deputy Assistant District Registrar ofBirths, Deaths, and Marriages for the East MurchisonRegistry District, to reside at Wiluna, vice Richard E.Roe; appointment to date from the 9th November, 1910

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr.' G. P. Hymns has been appointed to act temporarilyn.; Deputy Assistant District Registrar of Births, Deaths,and Marriages for the Beverley Registry District, toreside at Brookton ; appointment to date from 5th November, 1910.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. E. Y. Butler has been appointed to act as DeputyDistrict Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages forthe Northam Registry District, to reside at Northam, viecMr. T. McInerney, on leave; appointment to date from4th November, 1910.

MALCOLM A. C. FRASER,Registrar Gemoral.

416

GOVERN J\ ENT GAZETTE, W.A. [Nov. 11, 1910.

LAND AND INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT, 1907.

Notice under Section 53.

LAND TAX AND INCOME TAX.

NOT ICE is hereby given that, by virtue of Section 53

of the aboveuamed Act, and of every other power en-

abling me in that behalf, I, the Commissioner of Taxa-

tion under the said Act, appoint the days mentioned

below to be the days on which the following Taxes shall

respectively be due and payable, that is to say :--

Assessment Numbers. Date when due andpayable.

First Assessment.Land Tax ...Income Tax ...

15,309 to 15,340 ... 30th June, 1909,and 30th October,

1910Income Tax ... 8,648 to 8,755 ... 30th June, 1909,

and 30th October,1910

Third Assessment.Land Tax ... 12,497 to 12,570 ...

Income Tax ...

30th October, 1910

ADDITIONALAND AMENDEDASSESSMENTS.

September andOctober, 1910

SecornatenAt.ssess-

Income Tax ... 7,572, 1,277, 8,037 30th September,1910

6,083/6, 7,135, October, 19108,738, 7,527, 6,951

Third Assessment.Income Tax ... 4,428, 5,075/8,

5,088, 289, 4,729,7,039, 6,576/7,7,018, 5,877, 6,490,5,352, 1,799, 4,765,5,277/8, 3,816,6,581, 6,564, 6,579,6,789, 1893, 6,379

6,579, 2,367, 3,730,3,230, 7,222, 3,729,3,728, 2,154/5,4,765, 7,067, 6,581,3,710, 3,438, 4,733,5,855, 6,529, 6,822,7,061, 1,799, 3,416,

6,789, 7,138, 7,309,6,995, 4,132, 4,634

7,098

The said taxes shall he payable to me at my office, theTaxation Department, Howard Street, Perth.

E. A. BLACK,Acting Commissioner of Taxation.

Taxation Department, Perth.

Second Assess-scent.

Land Tax ...

Nature of 'fax.

19,077 to 19090 ... 30th July, 19080,007 to 10,038 ... 30th July, 1908,

and 30th October,1910

First Assessment.Income Tax ...

7,122 to 7,3007,401 to 7,504 f "'7,051 to 7,1207,301 to 7,400 }-7,551 to 7,669 J

3,983, 2,286 b, c,d, 7,235

30th June, 1910,and 30th Octobei,1910

30th March, 1910

30th September1910

15th October, 1910

31st October, 1910


Registrar General's Office,Perth, 9th November, 1910.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the following changes of address of the undermentioned Ministersregistered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia have been duly notified to, andrecorded in, this Office :—

e red

E.G. No. Date. Denomination and Rains. From To

Residence. Registry District. Residence.--

Registry District.

Roman Catholic Church.1910. (Diocese of Perth.)

743 3rd November The Reverend Jeremiah Reidy Albany ; Plantagenet ; Greenbushes Black wood712 7th November The Reverend Patrick Briody Bunbnry ... Wellington ; Albany ... Plantagenet758 8th November TheReverend Jeremiah Brosnan Portia Perth ... Millbury ... Wellington

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the names of the undermentioned Ministers have been duly removed fromthe register in this office of Ministers registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of WesternAustralia:—

B.G.No. Date, Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

1910.Roman Catholic Church,

(Diocese of Perth.)711 3rd November ... The Reverend Patrick Brennan Bridgetown ... Blackwood

Salvation Army.2319 7th November ... John William Tymmons, an Adjutant in the Midland Junction Swan

Salvation Army

Presbyterian Church.1924 9th November . The Reverend David Parry ... Coolgardie Coolgardie

MALCOLM A. C. FRASER,Registrar General.

MISSING FRIENDS.

Vide Government Gazette, , 1910, page 2550, B2/15554.JOSEPH A. MARSHALL has been found. He is now

au inmate in the Northam. hospital.

Vide Government Go.r . etle, 1910, page 3030, B2/15374.JAMES Ale.NAAIARA has been found; he is employed

clearing land at Benjaberring, about 16 miles fromDowerin.

Tide Government Gazette, 1910, page 3342, B2/15455.CHARLES PIPER has been found; his address is

c/o Mines Water Supply, Norseman.Vide Government Gazette, 1910, page 510, B2/14629.GEORGE MIDDLETON has been found; he is dry-

blowing on the Peak' Hill Goldfield, Limited, Lease.Tide Government Gazette, 1910, page 3115, B2/15502.HENRY ARTHUR BOWYER has been found near

Peak Hill, where he has taken up a Pastoral Lease.WILLIAM BARTLETT, native of Devonshire, Eng-

land, a fitter or saw sharpener, age about 60 years, heightabout 5ft. 7in., stout build, dark complexion, dark hairturning grey, slightly bow-legged, right hand disfiguredthrough a cut from a circular saw, last heard of in thisState 12 years ago when he, was trying a patent forcutting and laying street

hpaviwr blocks. (Information

to the Officer-in-Charge, (riminzil Investigation Branch,Perth.—B2/15707.)

JONATHAN DUMBLETON NE.NE.R, medium buildbut strong, age 30 years, height aft. Sin. or 9in., fairhair, fair moustache, blue i ,ye. fair complexion; addictedto drink; a labourer, native of Vicioria; employed aboutsix months ago at Goomalling on a chaff-cutter. (Infor-mation to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal InvestigationBranch, Perth.—B2/15712.)

WILMOT HOLROYD FAH F.;1', medium build, age15 years and 6 months, height about 5ft., brown hair,blue eyes, nose inclined to be short, round face, dark;complexion, a labourer, native of Victoria; dressed in

dungaree trousers, brown Norfolk jacket, cloth cap,black boots; left home on the 25th September last. (In-formation to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal InvestigationBranch, Perth.—B2/15720.)

JAMES WARD, medium build, age 4S years, heightabout 5ft. brown hair turning grey, brown /11011-stache turning grey, blue eyes, rather large nose, roundface, fair complexion, discoloured teeth, smart appear-ance and walk; a bootmaker, native of South Australia,married ; dressed in brown coat and trousers, panamahat, black lace-up boots, soft white shirt. (Informationto the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch,Perth.—B2/15719.)

AIRS. CALVERT, medium build, age 45 years, heightabout 5ft. Tin. or Sin., dark hair turning grey, dark eyes,large nose, long thin face, sallow complexion, stoopswhen walking; a housekeeper, native of England, awidow; dressed in a dark skirt and blouse. (Informationto the Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth.—B2/1571S.)

THOMAS BERKERY, medium build, age 29 years,height 5ft. Gin., dark hair, dark moustache, dark eyes,straight nose, round face, dark complexion; a miner,native of Tasmania, single; dressed in a dark suit. (In-formation to the Offieer-in-Charge, Criminal Investiga-tion Branch, Perth.— I 12/15715.)

CHARLES BULWER or his SON (no description).(Information to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investiga-tion Branch, Perth.—B2/15623,)

FRAN t< UT, native of Scotland, age 50 to 55years, a stonemason, farmer or farm labourer, a widower,height about ffit., medium build, black curly hair inclinedto be turning grey, dark eyebrows, high straight fore-head, brown eyes, foirly large, bad teeth (discoloured),pointed chin, large protruding ears, thin face, verytanned. complexion, small dark moustache, speaks with avery broad Scotch accent, may have gone to Meekatharra.(Information to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investi-gation Branch, Perth.-132/15730.)

3418 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [Nov. 11, 1910.

_PRANK SMITH, age between 50 and 55 years, atheatrical numager, married, height about 5ft. 9in.,medium build, dark hair turning grey, high forehead,

rge brown eyes, large nose, thin lips, pointed chin, longco, sallow complexion, clean shaven; generally dresses

in a grey suit and boater straw hat. (Information tothe Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch,Perth.—B2/15735.)

HORACE WILSON, stout build, age 15 years, heightabout 5ft., dark hair, blue eyes, short stubby nose, roundface, dark complexion, very short fingers, native ofWestern Australia; dressed in a dark blue serge suit,new straw hat, soft white shirt, may have gone toMoora. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge, CriminalInvestigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15733.)

JOHN WRIGHT COOPER, age about 39 or 40 years(no further description), a miner, may be employed atBamboo Creek, Port Hedland, or one of the miningcentres in Nor'-West. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15732.)

FRANK JOSEPH WHITEHORN alias WHITE, age50 years, height 5ft. thin, or Tin., brown hair, blue eyes,fair complexion, a boilermaker, native of London, Eng-land; last heard of at Kookynie in 1904; and ROW-LAND THOMAS WHITEHORN alias WHITE, age 54years, height 5ft. 6in., auburn hair, blue eyes, fair com-plexion, a boilermaker, native of London, England; hasa Union Jack tattooed on one urn,, and Chinese girls onthe other; last heard of at Coolgardie about 13 yearsago. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal In-vestigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15743.)

EDWARD GAIN, native of Wagga Wagga, New SouthWales, age 40 years height 5ft. 10in, or llin., fair com-plexion, station hand; last heard of in this State six orseven years ago. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge,Criminal Investigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15665.)

FREDERICK VOEGE alias FRED WILSON (nodescription), last heard of as being at Esperance in1896. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge, CriminalInvestigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15489.)

NORT PARDELLA (no description), who is said tobe travelling in Western Australia. with a man whoseChristian name is Joseph (or Guiseppe), exhibitingchimpanzees, or with some other touring show or com-pany. (Information to the Officer-in-Charge, CriminalInvestigation Branch, Perth.—B2/15619.)

AEI CHEE, native of Canton, China, age 43 years, agardener, married, height 5ft. 5in., medium build, blackhair (pig-tail), brown eyes, long fingers, sharp pointed

,chin, long face, sallow complexion, clean shaven. (In-formation to the Officer-in-Charge, Criminal InvestigationBranch, Perth.—B2/15725.)

DEPARTMENT OF LAND TITLES.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.

Application No. 912/1910.

TAKE notice that Frank Biddies of Fremantle in theState of Western Australia Pearler has made applicationto be registered as the proprietor of an estate in feesimple in possession in the following parcel of landsituate in the Town of North Fremantle and being:—

N orth Fremantle Lot P33 containing one acre

Bounded on the South by 1 chain 50 2/10 links ofSwan Street

On the East by the West boundary of North FremantleLot P32 measuring 6 chains 67 3/10 links

On the North by 1 chain 50 links of I ohn Streetand

On the West by the East boundary of North FremantleLot P34 measuring G chains 67 4/10

The land is more particularly defined on Diagram3166 deposited in the Land Titles Office.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of land are hereby re-quired to lodge in this Office on or before the 10th dayof December next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.

ALFRED E. BURT,Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,3rd November, 1910.

Co wler, Hardwick, 4- Forman, Henry Street, rema tie,Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1095/1910.

TAKE notice that Edward Langsford of Beverley inthe State of Western Australia Blacksmith has madeapplication to be registered as the proprietor of anestate in fee simple in possession in the following parcelsof land situate in the Town of Beverley and being:—

Parts of Beverley Suburban Lots 11 and 12 containingtogether S acres 3 roods 9 perches

Bounded on the North-West by 10 chains 5 2/10 linksof John Street

On the North-East by 9 chains 2 3/10 links of ForrestStreet

On the South-East by the North-West and South-Westboundaries of another part of Beverley Suburban Lot 11measuring respectively 2 chains 50 links and 1 chainand by 7 chains 54 4/10 links of the North-West boun-dary of Beverley Suburban Lot 10 and

On the South-West by the North-East boundaries ofBeverley Suburban Lots 2 and 1 measuring together 10chains 2 6/10 links.

Bounded on the inner part by part of the Great South-ern Railway Reserve.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcels of land are herebyrequired to lodge in this Office on or before the 10thday of December next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.

ALFRED E. BURT,Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,3rd November, 1910.

Stone 4.. Burt, 514 Hay Street, Perth, Solicitors for theApplicant.

MUNICIPALITY OF QUEEN'S PARK.

Extraordinary Election of ..One Councillor.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary Electionof one councillor will be held on Wednesday, 23rd No-vember, 1910, to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-tion of Councillor J. H. Wanuell.

Nominations, accompanied by a cash deposit of £5,will be received from ratepayers qualified to fill suchposition until Wednesday, 16th November, 1910, at theTown Clerk's office.

STEVE H. FLETCHER,Mayor and Returning Officer.

Queen's Park, 4th November, 1910.

MUNICIPALITY OF KOOKI-NIE.NOMINATIONS will be received at the Council's Officeup to 4 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, Idith November, 1910,tom the following, viz.:—

Mayor.One Auditor.Two Councillors.

WM. EY,Town Clerk.

Nov. 11, 1910.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3419

CLOSURE OP ROADS.

I, CALEB W. MASSINGHAM, being the owner of ]andover or along which the portion of road hereunder de-,scribed passes, have applied to the Kellerberrin RoadBoard to close the said portion of road, viz.:—

11:559/10.K35.—That part of Road 2200 deviated from and

passing along the West boundary of Reserve 4704, partof the North boundary of Location 3853, and part ofthe East boundary of 3993. (Plan 25/80.)

C. W. MASSING-HAM.

I, W. J. Jacka, on behalf of the Kellerberrin RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

W. J. JACKA,Chairman Kellerberrin Road Board.

5th November, 1910.

wiLm..\)r LAVENDL being the of laudover or along which the tion of road Inu . eunder de-scribed have an1l, ' io 11o0,1 'Boardto close the :,aid portion 11. viz.:—

12737/10.W93.—The surveyed

1 along part of the Eastboundary of WeIlingtee tion 131, from its South-East corner of Quindanle Williams Road. (Plan 384/SO.)

W. LAVENDER.

William Thonias Raid-Ash, on behalf of the WilliamsRoad Board, hereby to the above application toclose the road therein 6: scribed.

W5[. THOS. R,ABBISH,Chairman 'Williams Road Board.

29th October, 1910.

R. Wit/in/us 4- Company, Li "?;!cd.NOTICE is hereby given that at an EichrirordinaryGeneral Meeting of the above Company, duly convenedand held at Yarloop on Thursday, the 20th day of Octo-ber, 1910, the following special resolutions were dulypassed:—

1. That the Company be wound up voluntarilyUnder the provisions of "The Com panies Act, 1893."

2. That Charles Walter Shepherd, of Cookernup,Accountant, be and he is her-by ,,ppointed Liquida-tor for the purpose 1! such -isimihig up, at a re-muneration of Pive pounds per centum on theamounis realLed vii , salary of Two pounds perii eek. leading up.

Dated the Difh ,les of October, 1910.

C. W. SE PPP E01D,Lino motor.

Henning, Lolonnann, McDonald, St. (1 ( 11!!. 's Terracc,Perth, ,S.'olleitor for the Liqui t-la tor.

Alassey-Harri.s Company, Tit:,

NOTE '11 is hereby given thatIAN sst ,y• Iftt rris Company, Li/nit:ed. i s sii fed at

St , Perth, andi thatis now : l ie l'er the said con . paay iii tl

Dated the 4th day of Novelette]DOWNING &

Solicitors for the Company,St. Georre l , Dairace, Perth.

et . 1 q•M,

Attorney.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893."(56 Viet., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incor-poration, as a Limited Company, has tins day been issuedto the Globe Picture Company, Limited.

Dated this 9th day of' November, 1910.P. A. MOSELEY,

Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, :Perth, W.A.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893."(56 Viet., No. 8.)

NOTICE is hereby given thai, wider the provisions ofSection_ 20 of the above Aci, a Certificate of Incor-poration, as a Limited ('ompany, has this day been issuedto the Yilgarn Gold Prospae, id '' and It)ovelopment Com-pany, Limited.

Dated this 9th day of Nil :101)00, 1910.

F. A. 7\10SELEY,egistrar of Companies.

hull', Court Office, :Detail.

Gobi .daicate (No-Liability).NOTR: L given hat [he 011ice or place ofbusiness of the 0.i , ea:inch c old Alining Syndicate (No-Liability) is sit Si/le sireei, Southern Cross,and that Rubel t Botinvell Pettigrew, cif Southern Cross,Mining Engineer, ic Attorney of the said Companyin Western Australia.

Dated the 10th dayof November, 1910.B. DAR,BYSHIRE,

W.A. Club Buildings,46 St. George's Terrace, Perth,

Solicitor to the said Company.

Pine Rill Gold Alining Company (No-Liability).NOVICE is hereby given that the Office or place ofbusiness of the Pine Hill Gold Mining Company (No-Liability) is situated at Sirius Street, Southern Cross,and that :Robert Bothwell Pettigrew, of Southern Cross,Mining Engineer, is the Attorney of the said Companyin Western Australia.

Dated the 10th day of November, 1910.E. H. :DARBYSHIRE,



Prop: lein iy Gel:" Mine (No-Liability).SOT \ Oil that the Office or place of

fl coprietary Gold Aline (No-t e shins Street, Southern Cross,

((WI Pei,iigrew, of Southern Cross,the Attoialey of the said Company in

I :he 10th day of Novendier, 1910.B. H. .DARB Y SIIJJI 5,



The Globe l'iclure Company.NOTICE is hereby given that ihe Registered Office ofthe Globe 1.1,10, 1 ,111 1, Limited, is eituaied at Han-nan Stree,, :rid same is auces ,iilde to the1 1 11111111 on 01 (Ty 1 P i-n lae Mee of 10 a.m. to-1 p.m., with eit i on :u; ,:tlit holidays.

Dated this ■hiy : v 111111.

Agent for C. A. \lavittili, id' Kalgoorlie,

ilga ChM Phi, i Yrclop 15 ut Company,

NOTICE is herehy g Registered Office ofthe above Company is situa:c 'William Street, Perth,and h,ta th : •; , :! . h . -a ail Y. ool—days ('actstr ;„).; p Illie hour!, or10 a.m. and 1_2 ;Hal 4, p.m.

D,,tc, this :),7,IlLGARN GOLD 1 i;O:iPEcliiNG AND DE-

VELOPAIENT COMPANY, LIMITED, 94WILLIAM STREET, PERTH.

In the matfer of "TheI.', co/

NOTICE is ho, neiedthe -Londonhas been 1,11110 01,1 IStreet, Perth, to lila rInPerth.

Dated this 3rd day of ,November, 1910.H. B. COOMBS,


In the Supreme Court of Western Australia—ProbateJurisdiction.

In the estate of James Irvine Seale, late of 57 Glen-dower Street, North Perth, in the State of WesternAustralia, Decorator, deceased.

His Honour Mr. Justice Rooth, in Chambers,The 21st day of October, 1910.

UPON hearing Mr. Francis Martin of Counsel for theAdministratrix of the estate of the above-named de-ceased, Alice Seale, and upon reading the affidavit ofthe said Alice Seale sworn the 26th day of September,1910, and filed herein, and the affidavit of the said AliceSeale sworn the 20th day of October, 1910, and filedherein: It is ordered that the said Administratrix be atliberty to and may sell all and every of the real estate,portion of the estate of the above-named deceased, JamesIrving Seale, at any time after the publication of thisOrder three times in the West Australian and Govern-ment Gazette papers published and circulating in theState of Western Australia.

F. A. MOSELEY,Associate.

This Order was taken out by Francis Martin, of NewZealand Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitorfor the Administratrix of the Estate of the above-nameddeceased.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia, in itsProbate Jurisdiction.

In the matter of the Estate of John Pasterelli, sometimesknown as "John Pasterella," late of Meekatharra,in the State of Western Australia, Miner, deceasedintestate.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or demands against the estate of John Pasterelli,sometimes known as "John Pasterella," late of Meeka-tharra, in the State of Western Australia, miner, de-ceased intestate, are hereby required to send the particu-lars of the same in writing to the West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, theadministrator of the estate of the said deceased, at Bar-rack Street, Perth, on or before the 19th day of Decem-ber, 1910; after which date the said Company will dis-tribute the assets of the deceased, without reference toany claims or demands of which it shall not then havehad notice.

Dated this third day of November, 1910.SMITH & LAVAN,

Trustee Chambers, Barrack Street, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia—ProbateJurisdiction.

142/10.In the matter of the estate of Louis Henriks, also known

as Louis Henry Henriques, deceased.WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910, an orderto administer the estate and effects of Louis Henrihs,also known as Louis Henry Henriques, late of Fre-mantle, in the State of Western Australia, carpenter,deceased, who died on or about the 29th day of March,1910, was granted by the Supreme Court of the saidState, under the provisions of "The Administration Act,1903," to the undersigned, the Curator of Intestate Es-tates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors andether persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in detail to theundersigned, on or before the 10th day of December,1910.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, havin g regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand he shall not then have receivednotice.

Dated at Perth, this 5th day of November, 1910.GERVASE CLIFTON,

Curator of intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western Australia--Probate

Jurisdiction.232/10.

In the matter of the estate of Michael O'Dowd,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910, an orderto administer the estate and effects of Michael 0 'Dowd,late of Claremont, formerly of Greenbushes, in the Stateof Western Australia, deceased, who died on or aboutthe 27th day of February, 1910, was granted by theSupreme Court of the said State, under the provisionsof "Thee Administration Act, 1903," to the under-signed, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors andother persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in detail to theundersigned, on or before the 10th day of December,1910.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not he liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand he shall not then have receivednotice.


Curator of Intestate Estates.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Supreme Court of Western Australia—Probate

Jurisdiction.47/10.

In the matter of the estate of Frederick Morris,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910 an orderto administer the estate and effects of Frederick Morris,late of Hall's Creek, formerly of Kalgoorlie, in theState of Western Australia, prospector, deceased, whodied on or about the 22nd day of December, 1910, wasgranted by the Supreme Court of the said State, underthe provisions of ' The Administration Act, 1903," tothe undersigned, the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.


And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand he shall not then have receivednotice.




Jurisdiction.92/10.

In the matter of the estate of John Conway,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910, an orderto administer the estate and effects of John Conway,late of Perth, in the State of Western Australia, miner,deceased, who died on or about the 10th day of April,1910, was granted by the Supreme Court of the saidState, under the provisions of "The AdministrationAct, 1903," to the undersigned, the Curator of IntestateEstates, Perth.



And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand lie shall not then have receivednotice.



NOTICE TO CREDITORS.in the ,3uprente Court of Western Australia—Probate

Jurisdiction.104/1.0.

In the matter of the estate of Edward Thomas Edwards,deceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910, an orderto administer the estate and effects of Edward ThomasEdwards, late of Marble Bar, in the State of WesternAustralia, prospector, deceased, who died on or aboutthe 23rd day of April, 191.0, was granted by the SupremeCourt of the said State, under the provisions of "TheAdministration Act, 1903," to the undersigned, the Cura-tor of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors andother persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in detail to theundersigned, on or before the 7th day of January,1911.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand he shall not then have receivednotice.




Jurisdiction.215/10.

In the matter of the estate of john Norris, also known asR. Hudson, deceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October, 1910, an orderto administer the estate and effects of 3-Olin Norris, alsoknown as R. Hudson, late of Hall's Creek, in the Stateof Western Australia, stockman, deceased, who died onor about the 30th day of May, 1910, was granted by theSupreme Court of the said State, under the provisions

"of The Administration Act, 1903," to the undersigned,the Curator of Intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors andother persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereliy required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in detail to theundersigned, on or before the ith day of jalIllary,1911.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich he shall thou have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand lie shall not then have receivednotice.

Dated at Perth, this 5th day of November, 1910.(.1ERVASE CLIFTON,


NOTWE TO CifEDITORS.In the Supreme Court of licsicic Australia—Probate

Ju risdict ion.104/10

In the matter of the estate of William (!ollideceased.

WHEREAS on the 31st day of October' 1910, an order

to administer the estate and effects of William Collins,late, of 0111f111'011, formerly of Onslow, in the State

of Western Australia, teamster, deceased, who died onor about the 18th day of May, 1910, was granted by theSupreme Court of the said State, under the provisionsof "The Administration Act, 1908," to the undersigned,the Curator of intestate Estates, Perth.

Now notice is hereby given that all creditors andother persons having claims or demands against theestate of the said deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars of such claims or demands in detail to theundersigned, on or before tic 21.th day of December,1910.

And further, that the undersigned will, immediatelyafter such date, proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the creditors and personsentitled thereto, having regard only to those claims ofwhich lie shall then have had notice. And the saidCurator will not be liable for the assets, or any partthereof so distributed or dealt with, to any person ofwhose claim or demand he shall not then have receivednotice.

Dated at Perth, this 5th day of November, 1910.GERVA.SE CLIFTON,


BANKRUPTCY ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.In the matter of Alfred Herbert Burton, Grocer, of

Claremont.Notice of intention to declare a first Dividend.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention to de-clare a first Dividend iii the ebove matter on the 25thday of November, 1910.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whohave signed or :eeented to deed of assignment.

Dated this 4th dry of November, 1910.L. A. WOOLF,

Trustee.Woolf 0' Weir, Public _. fecipin tants, Halsbury Chambers,

Howard Si rcet„ Perth.

BANKRUPTCY ACT . AMENDMENT ACT, 1898.In the matter of James Edward Oldfield, Farmer, of

Doodle!:;ne.Notice of Intention to i7,4:!re a fourth and final

Dicid, ad.NOTICE is hereby given that it is my intention to de-Clare a fourth and final Dividend in the above matter onthe 9th day of December, 1910.

Dividends will be payable to those creditors only whohave signed or assented to the deed of assignment.

Dated tins 4th day of November, 1910.[L.s.] J. L. B. WEIR,

Trustee.Woolf f- Weir, Halstricry Chambers, Howard Street, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of -Western Australia.In the matter , of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of Clement Clark, ofParry Street, Fremantle, Hol el-keeper, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Credi-tors of (lenient Clark, of _Parry re1. Fremantle, Hotel-keeper, will be held at my Mm . e. commercial Bank Cham-bers, 42 Si . poi true:, l'erih, mi. Monday, the21st dav :'cc. nlinc. ho hoar of 3 o'clock in

Dmmoon, i Hier 7 1 !! 1 ,'•,e,1sitias of the said Act.Dated this 10th day o, ...ovember, 1910.

ART It' ..111B0'117,Commereial I l:. chambers,

42 St. Ceorg,.•'s Terrace, Perth,Solicii or for the Debtor.

NOTE' TO ('RED TORS.

In the Supreme Court of ra Australia.

n the matter of "TM.' Act Amendment189$," and ii Poe nu!! the Assigned

ito of Alfred Tholutit, \\H t::;, of 284 Hay Street,Grocer.

NOTiill1 is hereby pun that it is the intention of the`:trustee in the uh.o-cr . (iced are a Dividend (th)first) of Five "1 on 'Monday; the28th day of November, 1 q I :-'editors who haveassented to the deed -I' Ii tbe above estate.

Dated this 7th day of. 0.;JOHN II EN !IV ANNEAR,

Trustee,

Court.

Supreme Court,Perth

Date of Order.

1st day of Novem-ber, 1910

Date of Petition.

18th day of Octo-ber, 1910

Eric Ashley Broad

Debtor's Name,

Nampup ... Farm Hand ...

Address. Description. No. ofMatter,

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THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Adjudication.

Receiving Orders.

Debtor's Name. . Address. Description. Court. No. of Date ofMatter. Order.

Date ofPetition.

Act or Acts ofBankruptcy.

Robinson HarlandPeel Menzies ... ... Miner ... .., Supreme Court,Perth

95 of 1910 gird day ofNovember,11110

25th day of0 et ober,1910

Debtor's petitim

J. E. White ... .. ... Northampton ... Farmer .. Do. ... GS of 1910 5th day ofNovember,1910

4th day ofOctober,1910

No u - c o mpliarwith r equiments of Banruptcy notice.

Notice of Dividend.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description, Court. No. ouAmntPer 4 '

First orfinal or

otherwise.Whe

Pay-ab le.Wherpayable.

Thomas Gibbs ... ... . Late of Caballing Farmer ... ... SupremeC o u r t ,Perth

40 of1206

Os 6d, in the I First ...pound

Monday,the 14thday of

At the offices °the OfficioReceiver ii

INov em-her, 1910

BankruptcySupremeCourt, Pertl

t Meetings and Public Examinations.

Debtor' sNam e. Address. Descrip-

tion. Court. Number.aDate o,first

Meeting.Flour, Place.

DateofPublic Es-amination,

Jour. Place.• Date ot orde:

(if nuy) forS i Adummaryministration.

Alfred Ebenezer Tanami, Port Building Supreme I, 70 of 1910 0th day of 3 p.m. Supreme 6th day of 10'30 am. SupremeHartshorn andJulius Adolph

Hedlaud,and Hall's

Contrite-tors

Court, Decent-Perth I ber, 1910

Court,Perth

Decein-ber, 1910

Court,Perth

Herman Ja-coby (tradingas" J. Ja-coby ")

CreekI

Robinson far-laud Peel

Menzies ... Miner ... Do. 95 of 1910 do. 330 p.m. do. do, do. do. 10th day oNovember

' I 1910

10th day of November, 1910. M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

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BROWN & PETERS.NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretoforesubsisting between Frank Edwin Brown, WilliamLeonard, and Robert Clark Little, carrying on businessas storekeepers at Laverton, under the style or firm of"Broivn & Peters," has been dissolved by mutual con-sent as from the 24th day of September, 1910, so faras concerns the said Frank Edwin grown :Ind RobertClark Little, who retire from the said firm.

Dated the 4th day of November, 1910.F. E. BROWN,

by W. H. Ackland, his Solicitor,Weld Chambers, St. George 's Terrace, Perth.

CONTENTS.

Aborigines ...Administration ActAgricultural BankBank HolidaysBankingBankruptcy ...Colonial Secretary's DepartmentCommissioner of Supreme CourtCommissioner of Taxation ...Companies ...Consular...Crown Law Department ...Curator of Intestate EstatesDeceased Persons' Estates

CONTENTS—continued.

ElectoralGovernment Labour BureauHealth Boards ...Income Tax ...Land TaxLand Titles ...Lands DepartmentLocal Courts ...Marriages ...Mines DepartmentMining CompaniesMissing FriendsMunicipalities ...Nobel Peace PrizeNotices to MarinersOrders in Council ...Partnerships dissolvedProclamations ...Public Service Commissioner (Commonwealth)Public Service Commissioner (State) ...Public Works Department ...RailwaysRegistrar of CompaniesRegistrar General ...Road Boards (see also under " Lands "

" Public Works " Departments) ...Tender Board ...Tenders accepted ...renders invitedTransfer of LaudTreasury

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