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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

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No 3.37.1 THURSDAY, 5TH OCTOBER. [1916.

PROCLAMATION

By His Excellency the Right Honor-able Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro

Commonwealth of Ferguson, a Member of His Majesty'sAustralia to wit. Most Honorable Privy Council,

Knight Grand Cross of the MostR. M. FERGUSON, Distinguished Order of Saint MichaelGovernor- General. and Saint George, Governor

General and Commander -in -Chief ofthe Commonwealth of Australia.

%IT HEREAS by the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Acty y 1908 -1912 it is enacted that a Hospital means

any Hospital which is wholly or partly maintained bycontributions from the Consolidated Revenue Fund ofthe Commonwealth, or the Consolidated Revenue of aState, and which is proclaimed by the Governor Generalto be a Hospital for the purposes of the above mentionedAct :

Now therefore I, Sir Ronald Craufurd Munro Fer-guson, the Governor General aforesaid, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, do herebyproclaim the following Hospitals, which are wholly orpartly maintained by contributions from the Consoli-dated Revenue of the State of Queensland, to be Hos-pitals for the purposes of the Invalid and Old -age Pen-sions Act 1908 -1912, namely:

First Aid and Dispensing Hospital, Alpha.District Hospital, Atherton.Cottage Hospital, Camooweal.District Hospital, Charleston.District Hospital, Einasleigh.Cottage Hospital, Gin Gin.District Hospital, Hampden.Innisfail Hospital, Innisfail.District Hospital, Kilcoy.District Hospital, Kingaroy.Cottage Hospital, Kynuna.Lockyer General Hospital, Laidley.Hospital, Many Peaks.First Aid Hospital, Marmor.District Hospital, Miles.District Hospital, Mount Carbine.District Hospital, Mount Chalmers.District Hospital, Proserpine.District Hospital, Selwyn.Cottage Hospital, Surat.

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District Hdspital, Texas.District Hospital, Wolfram.District Hospital, Wondai.Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Common-

wealth, at Melbourne, this fourth day of October,One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and inthe seventh year of His Majesty's reign.

By His Excellency's Command,(L s) W. G. HIGGS,

Treasurer.

GOD SAVE THE KING !(483)

THE TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ACTS 1914.

WHEREAS by a Proclamation dated the seventhday of July, One thousand nine hundred and

fifteen, made under the Trading with the Enemy Acts1914, and published in the Gazette of the said seventhday of July, the Governor General proclaimed that anytransaction with or for the benefit of a company towhich the Proclamation applies is thereby declared tobe trading with the enemy and is prohibited, and thatthe Proclamation applies (inter alia) to any company,whether incorporated in any enemy country, or not,which the Attorney General, by notice published in theGazette, declares to be, in his opinion, managed or con -trolled, directly or indirectly, by or under the influenceof, or carried on wholly or mainly for the benefit oron behalf of, persons of enemy nationality, or residentor carrying on business in an enemy country :

Now therefore I, William Morris Hughes, Attorney -General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare thefollowing company, namely

THE BRADSTREET COMPANY,

-to be, in my opinion, managed or controlled, directlyor indirectly, by or under the influence of, or carriedon wholly or mainly for the benefit or on behalf of,persons of enemy nationality, or resident or carrying onbusiness in an enemy country.

Dated this 30th day of September, 1916.W. M. HUGHES,

Attorney - General of the Commonwealth.

No. 137.-5th October, 1916

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS)REGULATIONS 1916.

WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautionsvv (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst

other things provided that after the fifteenth day of April,1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by orderpublished in the Gazette, declare that any shares specified in theorder are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and there-upon all such shares shall by force of the order be and bedeemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee :

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further providedthat all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney- General under that Regulation, shallcarry out the order according to the tenor. thereof, by trans-ferring the shares in the books of the Company to the nameof the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after thepublication of any such Order, any person in possession ofany scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trusteeby force of the order shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the War. Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, andpublished in the Commonwealth Gazette on the ninth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, hasdelegated to the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth allthe powers and functions of the Attorney- General under anyRegulation made under the War Precautions Act 1914 -1916 :

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor-General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that certainshares in the undermentioned Companies in the names ofshareholders whose addresses, according to the registersthereof, are in a country or countries with which Great Britainis at present at war, namely, the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder, are hereby transferred to the PublicTrustee.

2708 Commonwealth Gazette

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO.

Number ofShares. Name of Registered Shareholder.

112ungana Mining Company Ltd.50 Algardi, Friedrich50 Bahr, Carl

100 Bauer, Karl50 Ballira, Eduard

300 Buhler, Gottlieb825 Calmann, Ahron ; and Rosenmeyer, Gustav200 Deutsche Bank945 Direction der Disconto Gesellschaft25 Dlab, Wenzel

300 Ferck, Wilhelm100 Fleischhauer, Bernhard200 Goepell, Carl100 Haakh, Alfred40 Hengevoss, August

300 Heller, Julius300 Heintzen, Albrecht200 Hofmeier, Fritz200 Kauzmann, Hugo150 Karsch, Karl25 Kehr, Leopold

1.,100 Klaar, Sigmund75 Kramer, Wilhelm

200 Ladenburg, Ernst and Ladenburg, August100 Lang, Louis200 Lenster, Henning50 Lehmann, Oscar

100 Lill, Hubert2,000 Linsil, Carl

60 Mobes, Fritz175 Mobes, Friedrich Christoph300 Oettingshausen, Mrs. Christine100 Pettersson, Franz10 Piper, Paul

100 Reimers, Hinrich500 Reuss, Johann Raimund300 Rosenkranz, Siegmund100 Rust, Edmund100 Schuller, Julius100 Schroder, Emil200 Schmidt, Leonhard100 Schroder, Margaretha (Miss)1.00 Tiedeman, Hermann100 Ullmann, Carl75 Viertel, Max

1,000 von Montgelas, Hugo100 Wagener, Carl200 Wedekind, Karl100 Weber, Carl Philipp Wilhelm150 Wittig; August30 Zanker, Carl

SC$nnvu -- continued.


Amalgamated Zinc (De .Bavay's) Limited.50 Baer, Berson Issachar

100 Baer, Lazarus25 Bamberger, Michael and Nussbaum, Benno

200 Beer, Hugo Leopold200 Beer, Ludwig100 Bernhard, Paul and Bodenheimer, Siegmund50 Bertheim, Richard10 Bing, Bertha (Mrs.)50 Blum, Ferdinand and Schild, Eduard50 Bodenheimer, Siegmund and Bernhard, Paul50 Bossong (Mrs.), Marie50 Bottenwieser, Paul50 Cramer, Albert

2,310 Deutsche, Bank4,750 Direction der Disconto Gesellschaft

150 Ederheimer, Dr. Adolf200 Eissmann, Andreas August Heinrich, and Berend

Franz25 Epstein, Hermann, and Epstein Bernhardine

(Mrs.)75 Epstein, Hermann

120 Ernst, Paul200 Ettlinger, Franz700 Euler, Rudolph

2,000 Euler, Rudolph and Hochschild, Philip150 Florsheim, Michael, jun.50 Forchheimer, Arthur and Forchheimer, Lotte

(Mrs.)450 Friederich, Ferdinand and Kopf, Johann50 Fuerth, Theodor75 Frohmann, Ferdinand and Frohmann, Herbert25 Glaser, Salo

100 Grebenau, Louis90 Griessmann, Delphine (Frau), and Griessmann,

Bruno50 Guth, Leon20 Hahn, Berta (Mrs.)30 Hease, Herbert

500 Jacoby, Hermann50 Jaeger, Heinrich

100 Jansky, Friedrich50 Kauffman, Ignatz30 Kaufmann, Gustav50 Kleemann, Moritz

100 Knauer, Dr. Hans Georg100 Knauer, Thora (Frau)100 Knauer, Erich Georg100 Leitz, Eugen¢o Lovi, Leo20 Mainz, Leon50 Marx, Karl

100 Mastbaum, Raphael Rudolf60 Mathias (Mrs.), Louise

500 Mayer, Alfred300 Mayer, Mrs. Emma

50 Mayer, Frieda (Miss)500 Merton, Richard

4,350 Metallbank and Metallurgische Gesellschaft -Aktiengesellschaft

100 Michael, Elieser Jakob200 Michael, Jacob25 Oppenheimer, Arthur -

50 Philipp, Julius and Philipp, Oscar500 Rosenbusch, Eduard, and Schlesinger, Julius

Heinrich'75 Schaffer, Emile

500. Schwarz, Georg170 Siebricht, Heinrich and Thalmessinger, Hugo(Dr.)75 Siegel, Hermann

700 Sondheimer, (Dr.) Albert500 Sondheimer, Nathan100 Stein, Carl

1,550 Stein, Nathan and Goldberg, Moses50 Strauss, Jacques

110 Strauss, Josef100 Strauss, Rudolf250 Weiner, Emil Jacob150 Weissberger, Heinrich820 Wertheimber, Ernst, and Hirsch, Otto100 Wisloch, Joseph Wolf100 Wolf, Wilheim200 Wolf, Willy

Dated at Melbourne this 2nd day of Oetóber, 1916.R. A. GARRAN,

Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.

Commonwealth Gazette 2709 No. 137.-5th October, 1916


11THEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst

other things provided that after the fifteenth day of April,1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by orderpublished in the Gazette, declare that any shares specified in theorder are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and there-upon all such shares shall by force of the order be and bedeemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further providedthat all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney- General under that Regulation, shallcarry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by trans-ferring the shares in the books of the Company to the nameof the Public Trustee, and that, within seven clays after thepublication of any such Order, any person in possession ofany scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trusteeby force of the order shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, andpublished in the Commonwealth Gazette on the ninth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, hasdelegated to the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth allthe powers and functions of the Attorney - General under anyRegulation made under the War Precautions Act 1914-1916 :

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor-General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that certainshares in the Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited inthe names of shareholders whose addresses, according to theregister of the said Company, are in a country or countrieswith which Great Britain is at present at war, namely, theshares specified in the Schedule hereunder, are herebytransferred to the Public Trustee.

THE SCHEDULE ABOVE REFERRED TO.

Number ofShares. Name of Registered Shareholder,

5 V. Axmacher100 P. Axons and Miss A. Bergemann80 P. Arons and Miss F. Bergemann

100 P. Arons and W. Bergemann100 P. Arons and Miss L. Bergemann50 B. Burck (deceased)30 A. Bruns,50 F. A. Bauer30 Dr. G. Benz

100 A. Benjamin50 Miss M. Bose

200 H. Bargon125 L. Born

1,500 C. A. Brassert150 A. Bendix200 Dr. A. Backhausen100 C. Borgnis and D. Weismann100 R. Bethke10 P. Braun10 K. Bauer31 T. Bachmann

375 P. Bernhard and S. Bodenheimer250 R . Beer25 E. Baer50 - A. Benda

125 Dr. M. Bena50 Dr. R. Cossmann10 M. Cohn10 W. Chan

165 A. Calmann and G. Rosenmeyer70 E. Diez50 A. Ditner50 O. Dettmer67 Dr. F. Dempwolff

100 A. Deventer25 E. David25 Mrs. A. Erhard - Ludecking

125 E. Eggen450 R. Euler

1,000 R. Euler and P. Hochschild375 R. Euler200 S. Frank600 Mrs. C. Foerstemann31 W. Fried50 F. Friedrich and J. Kopf25 V. Ferber

100 L. Gutermann125 Consul G. Gerson10 A. Graf

300 E: Goldschmidt10 A. Giese

100 A. Gutermann100 J. Gutermann

SCHEDÜLE---continued.


50 L. Gros1,800 E. Goldstein

25 L. Goldschmidt1 L. Gratz

100 G. Goldschmidt20 M. Herfurth (deceased)5 Miss E. Haagen

250 C. Heymann10 Miss M. Hennings80 L. Hartog25 E. S. Hamm25 A. Hauch

100 E. Hess60 E. Haberstock

125 A. Hamburger125 L. Heimann31 J. Henn and F. von Stemmer

5 Mrs. B. A. N. Junker200 L. Joseph50 P. G. Kapff75 J. Kaiser10 M. Karcher10 Miss F. Krautheim80 W. Kanold and Mrs. E. Kanold

200 Hermann Krause50 . Mrs. E. Korte62 I. Kraemer15 Mrs. M. Kind

200 A. Krebs and E. Krebs100 Dr. F. Kahn50 D. Leiter

100 Dr. A. Loewenthal50 H. Lorenz15 R. Lieber30 Madam E. S. Le Provst50 F. W. Lobes

100 F. Moosmann2 C. Mallníann

25 O. Marquardt1,193 M. May, jun.

35 J. Margrander1 Mrs, L. Meyer - Pfeiffer

800 F. Mokrauer125 W. Mayer100 A. Milch200 Baron J. Madarassy -Beck438 R. Merton

9,625 Metallbank und Metallurgische G. A.300 A. Mayer25 A. Milch and Mrs. C. Milch70 H. Meyer

250 J. Otten and P. Biesing12 Mrs. A. Pile

200 E. Pringsheim50 R. Pichler30 Mrs. M. Ramelow

102 R. Ramelow25 H. Ramsahl (deceased)

100 M. Rauseher100 G. Robbelen75 Miss C. Roessler (deceased)

175 0. Redemann62 Mrs. M. Ring

200 G. Rulf and M. Stern100 Miss A. Rischbeith625 H. Storz

1,000 J. D. Schling10 I. H. Schopflocker50 Miss M. Speer and Miss B. Speer70 Mrs. M. Schlesinger15 G. Schulz

100 Mrs. F. Sautier2,800 J. H. Steiner

150 T. H. Schlesinger and E. Rosenbusch1,250 Dr. J. Schnaubert

250 H. Schlumberger100 G. Stern100 J. Scharnhorst

1,000 I. Stern and A. Guttmann50 J. H. Schlesinger50 A. Sachs

250 M. Schlesinger50 H. Schneller

1,400 G. Schwarz500 C. Schaefer50 0. Schweitzer and Dr. H. Siemsen25 A. Sulzbacher

500 E. L. Seifert500 L. Seifert

1,000 F H. Seifert

137. -5th October, 1916

SCHEDULEcontinued.


Number ofShares.

Name of Registered Shareholder.

200 A. Spitz300 A. Tengo25 J. Trum

170 H. Trichtinger100 C. Tiemann and F. Mahn70 A. von Rauch

100 Graf C. von Douhoff100 L. von Boehn62 Dr. G. von Walther - Suersen

125 Mrs. H. K. von Knoblock and P. Arons200 A. Urban100 O. van der Bride200 Mrs. E. Wolf10 11:iss H. Wachtel

200 Dr. M. Weiswailler500 S. Weil62 J. Wertheimber and E. Wertheimber

125 E. Wertheimber and O. Hirsch250 A. W. Zum Bach

Dated at Melbourne this 2nd day of October, 1916.

R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth.


WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions(Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst

other things provided that after the fifteenth day of April,1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by orderpublished in the Gazette, declare that any shares specified in theorder are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and there-upon all such shares shall by force of the order be and bedeemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further providedthat all Companies any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney-General under that Regulation shallcarry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by trans-ferring the shares in the books of the Company to the nameof the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after thepublication of any such Order, any person in possession ofany scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trusteeby force of the order shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth,acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, andpublished in the Commonwealth Gazette on the ninth day ofSeptember, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, hasdelegated to the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth allthe powers and functions of the Attorney-Gdneral under anyRegulation made under the War Precautions Act 1914-1916 :

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solieitor-General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that certainshares in the undermentioned Companies in the names ofshareholders whose addresses according to the Registersthereof are in a country or countries with which Great Britainis at present at war, namely, the shares specified in theSchedule hereunder are hereby transferred to the PublicTrustee.

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO

Number ofShares. Name of Registered Shareholders.

The Hampden Cloncurry Copper Mines Limited.300 Seifert, Reinhard Otto

The Broken Hill South Silver Mining Company, No Liability.100 Arnemann, Conrad30 Bernhard, Paul and Bodenheimer Siegmund

200 Euler, Rudolf and Hochschild Philip150 Fuhr, Arthur100 Frerking, Wilhelm20 Gosewisch, Miss Auguste50 Hesse, Max50 Killmeyer, Karl30 Rischbieth, Mrs. Emma50 Schaefer, Carl

. 15 Teltow, Mrs. Elizabeth125 Wagemann, Mrs. Mathilde50 Wertheimber, Ernst and Otto Hirsch

100 Wertheimber, Julius and Eugen Wertheimber100 Wertheimber, Julius and Eugen Wertheimber100 Jacobs- Kantstein, Mme. la Baronne A. de

Dated at Melbourne this 27th day of September, 1916.

R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS) REGULATIONS 1916.

WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst other things

provided that after the fifteenth day of April, 1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by order published in the

Gazette, declare that any shares specified in the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such shares

shall by force of the order be and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in the Public Trustee :And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided that all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by any

order of- the Attorney- General under that Regulation shall carry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by transferring

the shares in the books of the Company to the name of the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after the publication

of any such order, any person in possession of any scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trustee by force of the

order shall forward it to the Public Trustee :And whereas the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth, acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Supplementary)

Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day of September, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and published in

the Commonwealth Gazette on the ninth day of September, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, has delegated to the Solicitor -

General of the Commonwealth all the powers and functions of the Attorney- General under any Regulation made under the War.

Precautions Act 1914- -1916 :Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor - General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that

the shares specified in the Schdeule hereunder are hereby transferred to the Public Trustee.

Dated at Melbourne, this 27th day of September, 1916.


R. R. GARRAN,Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.

Number ofShares.

Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholder.Distinctive numbers of

Scrip or Shares.

501

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Queensland Mining CompanyBank of New South Wales

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Goz, Otto .Stephani, Alphonse Joseph ..Bagot, Bernadine Wi helminaSchaeff, Karl ..Seeliger, Gustav Adolf Paul ..

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ScnnIIm--contïnued.

Number ofShares.

Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholder.Distinctive numbers of

Scrip or Shares.

100 i Carlton and United Breweries Limited .. Schurr, Carl

50 9, I! !! 77 . Kirschner, Frederick

5 Baker's Creek Gold Mine No Liability .. Krause, Juliane Maria

10 Stevedoring and Shipping Company Ltd... Voïckens, William ..

5 .. Rerrasen, Dietrich .. ..

4 "' Boger, Narius .

.. Chelius, Ernst .." Kirsten, H. F. .

10 . Edye, Alfred ..von Sydow, Kurt ..Chelius, ErnstHarms, Otto ..

/1 " von Sydow, Kurt .. ..1 /9 19

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Gesellschaft

105 Ord. The Commercial Bank of Australia Juliustialia Limited Kronheimer, .. 5022 -5072, 4864 -4916221975-221984

10 Prof.Ganz, Mrs. Jemima Leslie

222975- 22211984, 134676" " Weiss, Miss Anna Louise10 Pref. » - 134682

250 Ord. #Stolbreither, Wilhelm Joseph 296420- 296669

" ': Schaeff, Karl 118898,122909-122912,17 A Australian Gas -Light Company 122915- 122917,

121.462- 121465,118944- 118946,..140234- 140235,

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200603- 200610, 212441. 216925-216929

5 " C " " . 47882 - 47886, 123785,Pauch, Mathilde" A " ,> 67822 - 67826, 92106-92110, 5879 -5883,125323-125325,127535 47073,102619 - 102623

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220513- 220523,254131-'' ,, 2541.40,222934-222941, 237906-237910

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Kurtrhales Mary Ann 751 -850The Hygienic Dairies Limited .. y 29216 -30215The Austral - Malay Rubber Company Ltd. 2501-3000Elders Metal and Mercantile Proprietary Wreschner, Leo .. ..

Limited (in Liquidation)

88292-88374, 65980-65986, 8232f-82322,88999-139006

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No. 137.-5th October, 1916 2712 Commonwealth Gazette

Commonwealth of Australia.

THE ENEMY CONTRACTS ANNULMENT ACT 1915.

WHEREAS by Section 3 of the Enemy Contracts Annulment Act 1915 it is provided (ter alia) that any party to &contractmay file with the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth a copy of the contract, and apply to him for a declaration thatthe contract is or is not an enemy contract within the meaning of that Section : And whereas copies of the contracts set outin the Schedule hereto have been filed with the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, and applications have been made tohim for a declaration that the contracts are, or are not, enemy contracts within the meaning of the said Section : Now THEREFORE1, WILLIAM MORRIS HUGHES, the Attorney- General of the Commonwealth, do hereby declare that the contracts set out in theSchedule hereto are enemy contracts within the meaning of Section 3 of the Enemy Contracts Annulment Act 1915.Dated this twenty- second day of September, 1916.

Date of Order.

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1914.4th February..

,7

10th February..

18th February..77

77

57

4th March ..

77

11th March77

77

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77

77

17th March77

23rd March77

77

77

77

24th March

31st March21st April29th April

6th May

77

12th May

20th May

77

17th June

25th June77

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9th July

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Number ofOrder.

THE SCHEDULE.

Parties.

W. M HUGHES,Attorney- General of the Commonwealth.

1028 Isaacs Bros. and Co., of Melbourne, Australia, andPorzellanfabrik Kolmar of Kolmar, i /P, Germany

1028 Schlenker and Kienzle of Schwenningen, O.N., Blackforest,Wuerttemberg, Germany

1033 Porzellanfabrik Kolmar of Kolmar, i /P, Germany

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77

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103871 1/ 711047 , Porzellanfabrik Kahla Aktien Gesellschaft, of Kahla, Sach-

sen, Altenberg, Germany10481053105910641065106710701070

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(Open)Porzellanfabrik Kolmar of Kolmar, i /P, Germany ..

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Nature of Contract.

Sale and deilvery of-1 crate of china jugs1 case of alarm clocks

1 crate of china jugs ; 1 crate ofcups and saucers

1 crate of cups and saucers1 case of cups and saucers1 crate of cups and saucers ; 1

crate of cups1 crate of cups and saucers2 cases of china jugs ; 1 case of

china jugs1 case of china jugs1 crate of china jugs60 crates of cups and saucers1 crate of cups and saucers4 crates of cups and saucers1 crate of cups and saucers

7, 77 77

1 crate of china jugs

77

77

77

77

77

77

77

77

2 crates of china jugs77 77

5 crates of cups and saucers77 7! 77

1 case of cups and saucers1 crate of cups and saucers

77 7! 77

_1 case of cups and saucers60 cases of stewpans

60 gross tin lids for stewpans1 crate of cups and saucers

77 !7

1 case of cups and saucers1 case of stewpans

77 77

1 crate of cups and saucers2 crates of cups and saucers1 crate of cups and saucers1 case of stewpans

-2 crates of cups and saucers; 1crate of cups and saucers

1 crate of cups and saucers1 case of stewpans ; 1 case of

kettles3 crates of china jugs

77 77

1 crate of china jugs

1 crate of cups and saucers2 crates of china jugs1 crate of china jugs

Commòartrealth Gazette 2713 No. 137.-5th October, 1916

THE SttHEDVLE--rL'ontinued.

Date of Order.

1914.9th July

!!15th July

!!23rd July

!!!!!!

!f

SO

..

.

Number ofOrder. Parties, Nature of Contract.

Isaacs Bros. and Co., of Melbourne, Australia,1329 Porzellanfabrik Kolmar of Kolmar, i/P, Germany13301326133513391340104213441348135013531355

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!

!! >! !!

!! !, !, !, !!Rhenania Vereinigte Emaillierwerke Aktien

Düsseldorf, Germany1356 I (Open) . 00

f!!!>f

!!!!!!!!!!

and--

ISO

.

Gesellschaft of

Sale and delivery of-2 crates of china jugs

!! !!!> !f

1 crate of china jugs!! !!

2 crates of cups and saucers2 crates of china jugs1 crate of china jugs2 crates of china jugs1 crate of china jugs50 cases of stewpans

600 dozen tin lids for stewpans

WAR PRECAUTIONS (ENEMY SHAREHOLDERS) REGULATIONS 1916.WHEREAS by Regulation 9 of the War Precautions (Enemy Shareholders) Regulations 1916, it is amongst other things

provided that after the fifteenth day of April, 1916, the Attorney- General may, if he thinks fit, by order published in theGazette, declare that any shares specified in the order are thereby transferred to the Public Trustee, and thereupon all such sharesshall by force of the order be and be deemed to be transferred to, and vested in, the Public Trustee :

And whereas it is by the said Regulation further provided that all Companies, any of whose shares are affected by anyorder of the Attorney - General under. that Regulation, shall carry out the order according to the tenor thereof, by transferring theshares in the books of the Company to the name of the Public Trustee, and that, within seven days after the publication ofany such order, any person in possession of any scrip representing shares transferred to the Public Trustee by force of theorder shall forward it to the Public Trustee :

And whereas the Attorney - General of the Commonwealth, acting in pursuance of the War Precautions (Sup-plementary) Regulations 1916, by instrument dated the eighth day of September, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen,and published in the Commonwealth Gazette on the ninth day of September, One thousand nine hundred and sixteen, has delegatedto the Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth all the powers and functions of the Attorney- General under any Regulation madeunder the War Precautions Act 1914 -1916 :

Now therefore I, ROBERT RANDOLPH GARRAN, the Solicitor- General of the, Commonwealth, do hereby declare thatthe shares specified in the Schedule hereunder are hereby transferred to the Public Trustee.

Dated at Melbourne, this 3rd day of October, 1916.R. R. GARRAN,

Solicitor- General of the Commonwealth.


Number of,Shares. Company in which Shares are held. Name of Registered Shareholder. Distinctive Number of Scrip

or Shares.

75 Ord.150 Pref.37 Ord.

450 Ord:187 Ord.

52

Croydon Consols Limited!!

!! !!!! !!>! !! SO .!! 7!

375 !! !!50 Queensland Deposit

Society Limited25 The Wool Pressing

Proprietary Ltd..5

15

!Bank and Building

and Contracting Co.

!! !! !! !! !!!! !! >! !! !!

137 The Silverton Tramway Company Limited

1,905 W. H. Paling and Co. Ltd. . . .

15,000 { Steffens and Noelle Limited . 00

6,001 ff 7! !!

1 4 !! f! !! ..

93 Biturine Lavers Limited .4,500 A. Berwin and Co. Ltd. (in liquidation) ..

1,000 !! >! !! !! !!300 Eastaugh and Co. Ltd. 00

30 The Mount Morgan Gold Mining Co. Ltd...29 !! >! g, !! !!29 !! s, !! !! !!

%50a Australian Thermit Co. Ltd.(paid up)1 (contg) !! !! !8

250 Rocky Mountain Extended Gold SluicingCoy. Limited

.-i

Go; Otto ... Si .!!

Weilheimer, S. . .. 00

Remshardt, H. . .. ..

Deutsche Bank .. ..Feibelmann, Emil .. .. .

Seitz, Wilhelm .. .. ..

Berthiez, Ada Frances ..

Kurth Weyhmann and Co. . .

Beinssen, H ... ..Les Filatures de Laine Peignee

AnonymeWertheimber, Julius . .Wertheimber, ErnstMarcard, Madeline .. . .

Steffens and Noelle. .Schmelitschek, Felix

Schmelitschek, EmmySiedman, Edwin . .Bock, H. C. . .

Wachsmuth and Krogmann . .

Gustav Konnigaburger and Co.Schirmer, H. W. D. F. OS

Schirmer, Wilhelmine (deceased)Schirmer, Ferdinand . .Theodor Goldschmidt, A. G...

!>

Kassebaum, Hermine

.

12403 -12477186656- 18680526270 -2630624632 -2508136772 -3695876812 -7686385878 -8625250816- 50825, 30087-

30106, 54912 -5493151 -75

. 511 -515Societe 531 -540, 596 -600

.

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15383-15482246055-24609121237-21393 ; 19661-

19720; 2901-2925;2926-2938 ; 3555-3591 ; 1510-1547 ;2315-2360; 1455-1460 ; 2751-2800 ;2801-2850 ; 2851-2900 ; 19461-19560;19561-19660 ; 19361-19460 ; 19261-19360 ;19161-19260 ; 19061-19160 ; 18961-19060 ;18461-18960 ; 24091-24263

1-10000 ; 15007-2000610001-15001 ; 20007-

21006210076646-6720 ; 8114-81312001-3000 ; 501-1000;

17451-2045016451-1745011251-11550462284-462313848313-848341848342-84837013501-22000 ; certifi-

cate No. 46/M21909 ; certificate No.

376401-6450; 24601-

24800

No. 137. -5th October, 1916 2714 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFIOATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.PURSUANT to the Rules Publication Act 1903-1916, notice is hereby given that His Excellency the Governor - General

acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to make Regulations under the Actnamed hereunder.

Copies of the Regulations may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Melbourne, at the price indicated.

Title of Act.

Naval Defence Act 1910 -1912 ..

Citation ofStatutory

Rule.

S.R. 1916, No. 243

Particulars of. Regulations comprisedin Statutory Rule.

Regulations for the Conduct andManagement of Naval Estab-lishments and the Employmentof Persons in a civil capacityin or in connexion with NavalEstablishments under Section41 of the Naval Defence Act1910 -1912

Date onwhichmade.

4.10.16

To come intooperation.

Forthwith

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

0 8

W. M. HUGHES,Prime Minister.

Department of External Affairs,Melbourne, 26th September, 1916.

Department of the Treasury,Melbourne, 27th September, 1916.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General directs theprovisional recognition of Mr. CHARLES HERBERT

WARREN as Acting Consul for Chile at Adelaide, in theState of South. Australia.

H. MAHON,Minister of State for External Affairs.

AUSTRALIAN NOTES.

STATEMENT ISSUED IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 11 OF THEAUSTRALIAN NOTES ACT 1910.

rrHE number and amount of Australian Notes issued andnot redeemed at this date are as follows :--

Department of External Affairs,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

IS Excellency the Governor- General directs the pro-visional recognition of Mr. JOHN THOMSON, M.P.,

as Honorary Consul for Portugal at Melbourne, in theState of Victoria.

H. MAHON,Minister of State for External Affairs.

Denomination. Number. Amount.

10e.£1£5£10£20£50£100£1,000

...

...

...

...

Total

2,990,48810,442,978

1,132,666227,88522,23422,10810,80323,183

£1,495,244

10,442,9785,663,3302,278,850

444,6801,105,4001,080,300

23183,000

s.00000000

d.00000000

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ACT OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO.

T is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor- General leas, in the name

and on behalf of His Majesty, assented, on the datespecified, to the undermentioned Act, passed by theSenate and the I-louse of Representatives in Parliament

14,872,345 £45,693,782 0 0

assembled, viz.:(No. 27 of 1916.)

" An Act to submit to a Referendum a question inrelation to Military Service Abroad."

( Assented to 28th September, 1916.)C. GAVAN DUFFY,

Clerk of the House of Representatives.Office of the House of Representatives.

Melbourne, 28th September, 1916.

The amount of gold coin held by the Treasurer for thepurposes of the Act at this date is £15,057,582 los.

W. G. HIGGS,Treasurer.

JAS. R. COLLINS,Secretary to the Treasury.

C. J. CERUTTY,Assistant Secretary to the Treasury.

ALIEN ENEMIES.The Patents, Trade Marks and Designs Act 1914 -1915.

APPLICATION TO AVOID OR SUSPEND THE REGISTRATION OF A TRADE MARK.

Numberof

TradeMark.

Name of Proprietor.

Volume, No., and Page ofOfficial Journal. Name and Address of Applicant for Avoidance

or Suspension of Trade Mark.

Date and Time ofHearing.

Vol. No. Page. Date. Time.

1,889 Schulke & Mayr 2 24 531 C. J. Hewlett and Son Limited, 35 to 42 16.10.16 10.30 a.m.Charlotte- street, and 83 to 85 Curtain -road, London, E.C., England, exportdruggists, surgical instrument manu-facturers, and druggists' sundriesmen

1,889 Schulke & Mayr . . 2 .24 531 McDougall Brothers Limited, Man-chester, England, manufacturers

23.10.16 10.30 a.m.

'7,225 Apenta Action Gesell-schaft

4 . 29 559 Alfred Benjamin Bolton, " Warra,"Stanley - street, Kew, Assurance Secre-tary

26.10.16 10.30 a.m.

10,031 Farbwerke vorm. 5 47 1076 Henry Solomon Wellcome (trading as 9.10.16 10.30 a.m.Meister Lucius & Burroughs Wellcome and Co.), SnowBrüning Hill Building, London, E.C., England,

manufacturing chemist13,345 Farbwerke vorm. '7 37 967 Henry Solomon Wellcome (trading as 9.10.16 2.30 p.m.

Meister Lucius & Burroughs Wellcome and Co.), SnowBrüning Hill Buildings, London, E.C., England,

manufacturing chemist

Any person interested who desires to be heard in opposition to any of the the above- mentioned applications mustgive notice in writing addressed to the Registrar of Trade Marks, Railway Buildings, Flinders- street, Melbourne, before thedate of the hearing. .

GEORGE TOWNSEND,Registrar of Trade Marks.

T

Commonwealth Gazette 2715 No. 137.-5t11 October, 1916

Commonwealth of Australia.

Department, of the Treasury,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

PRICE LIST 1916 -17 FOR STATIONERY IN STOCK AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,MELBOURNE, FOR SUPPLY TO COMMON 11 EALTH DEPARTMENTS.

Envelopes, paper of any description, books, &u., not specified in this List can be obtained from the. Government Printer,. at 'prices to be agreed upon.

ItemNo.

9a172021232528313338404144475974788484a846889092959698

103108109

113119135136a148

150a1506150e150d152152a1526155156156a1566156e

156d157158159159a159a/160a1606160d160e160f1611621641726172e173177178181181a

Description. Price.

ENVELOPES.

Cartridge, 8 x 5 in. (flap) ..If 10 x 5 (pocket)II 10x7 1

104 x 4311 11 x 5 (pocket, toned)...If 11 x 8 (pocket)

12x6 n

, 13xfit 1,

It 14x6 11

n 14 x 11 ,1

1, 14ax93 .,1 15 x 6 11

II 15x11 u

11 16 x 11 nCloth- lined, 93 x 11 11

Demy, B.L., 103 x 43/4ti C.L., 103 x 4

Foolscap, BL., 8g x 3 ... ...If B.W., 9 x 4, extra strong ... 11

it 11 n It (pocket) it

11 C.L., 8t x 31 It

11 8i x 3 (pocket)... .. It

ti Ant., C.L., 81x 3 (flap)... It

Letter, B.L., 5 x 33 '1

1, 5 x 3 cloth -lined (pocket) 11

1, CL., 5. x 3 ... 11

Note, B.L., 5 x 3it G.L., 5 x 3 . .

II Printing, 5g x 3it (telegraphpat.)

Pence, Cartridge, 3 x 21 (pocket)Square, C.L., 5¡ x 41-gVarious, C.L., 6 x 4 .. 1

'i C.L., 6t x 41It yellow, IA x 44 ... ...

... per 100

11

,1

1,

PAPER.

Blocks, scribbling, 8vo. ... ... eachfoolscap 4to. 11

11 it demy 4to. ... It

11 foolscap folio ... 1,

Blotting, decoy, white ... 38 lbs. per reamit blue ... 38 it 1,

It pink ... 48 n nwhite ... 18 it n

it white ... 24 it it

Blotting -pads, demy folio ... ... each11 whole sheet1, whole sheet,

leather corners 1,

1, folio 1, 11

Brown, double imperial ... 60 lbs. per ream11 1, ... 90 ,1 11

... 120 it it

it quad. It ... 240 1, 1,

Carbon paper, as required ... ...Cardboards, royal 5 sheet ... per doz.

Goodall's, Bristol, medium eachCards, direction, large ... ... per 100

11 small ... .. 1,

II double sCartridge, imperial 60 lbs. per ream

If royal .. ... 50 1, o

II double foolscap 40 it to

If continuous, 54 in. wide ... per yardtt 1, mounted on linen 11

Copying, demy folio ... ... per reamfoolscap folio i,

Cyclostyle stencil, foolscap.. ... perquireDemy, B.L.I. H.M. ... 24 lbs. per ream

n ruled faint 24 11 It

O s. d.O 2 00 2 60 3 2O 2 1O 2 6O 3 11O 3 2O 3 50 3 3O 5 3O 5 1O 3 40- 6 3O 6 80 15 81 2 7

AgreementO 16 6

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O 3 6O 8 5O 10 9O 7 10O 15 90 7 6

0 0 530 0 53O 01oáO 1 o¡1 1 71 6 91 15 0O 10 3O 13 7O 0 100 1 5

O 3 60 2 60 18 41 7 71 16 93 14 10

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itemNo.

Description.

PAPER -continued.

182 Demy, B.L.H.M. ... ... 24 lbs per ream183 11 11 ruled faint 24 11

7.85 , Printing .. ... 20 ,1 ,187a Drawing, imperial ... ... 60 11 11

1876 royal ... .. 50 ,1 1

187d It imperial, not andhot - pressed (Mon -.

ckton's) 72 11 It187e imperial, not

(Whatman's) ... 72187e/ imperial, hot

pressed ... 72 ,1 1187f 1, double elephant, not and

hot - pressed, selectedinsides (Whatman's best) per quire

187g Drawing, antiquarian, not pressed,selected insides (Whatman'sbest)

187h Drawing, antiquarian, mounted onlinen ..

188 Drying, demy folio189 foolscap ,190 It royal it190e Duplicating, Nap:, single (A. )194 Foolscap, B.L., faint ruled

single ... 73 lbs.195 ,, ruled double

money ... 15 it

196an n n n... 15

196a ,1 -in.

197spaces 15 it

IIpattern) 15

IF ,1 single ... 73 11

15 11

B.L.I.H.M. 15 If1, single 73 11

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225e it C.L., fcap., extrastrong 18 1,

225 e ,1 C.W., extra strong,foolscap, single 9 1,

226e 1, Loan, double . 20 If

2266 it it single ... 5 it

226c it double 40 If

226d It It single ... 10 It

233a n C.W.O.T.M., single 3i 11

233e If C.W Bank, single 4233d 11 C.L., single, extra

thin ... ... 23/4 11

233e 1, Linen wove, single... 4 It

233f 1, Linen, double cap 15 it

'234 It Printing quad. ... 48 it

235 n n n ... 60 n

236 u It 1 ..70 n

237 It 1, single ... 6 It

237e Coloured foolscap, 'single ... ... 6 ,

238 It Printing, single ... 7239 u n u 8 11

i -in.spaces

it single(any

pattern)single ...

18 It

ruled ... 15 it

Price.

£ s. d.AgreementAgreement

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7 7 08 11 6

8 11 6

o 17 8

2 15 0

per yard 0 5 7per doz. 0 0 4-&

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0 3 10,1 0 4 2

No. 137.-5th Octobße, 1916 2716. COmmänwéalth Gazette

PRICE LIST FOR STATIONERY IN STOCK AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.FFICE, MELBOURNE, ETC.continued.

ItemNo.

240

241

242

247 Letter, C.L.247a II Il single2475 I,248 Il ,, single269a Millboards, any size or

thickness, cut to sizes asordered per lb.

276 Note (large), C.L. ... 6 lbs. per ream277 n n ruled 6 ,t277a u ,, n, single 3 tI290a II ,t C. W.O.T. M..

waterlined 21 II tl321 Oiled demy folio ... per doz.322 n foolscap folio333a Post (dbl. lge.), C.W. Bank 22 lbs. per ream334 n (large), tinted, 8 colours 18 11

334a Post (large), safety cheque 18 11

335 Royal, B.L.I. H. M, 40 It

Tags, Dennison's standard Manilla, 8N. per 1,000Il fl 11 7N. 11

I l n 11

If If I1

If Il itTracing paper, 43 in. wide

H If 39 in. IfIl Ittl IfIt cloth, Standard,

dull back, 42 in. t,If n 40 in. ...

38 in. ...11 II Il 30 in. II

Trypograph, printing fcap. fol., 6 lbs. per reamIl It 7 ,1 itIf ti 8 II 1I

Description.

PAPER continued.

Laty Brief, H.M., water -lined 15 lbs. per ream

fl Draft, B.L. post, single,ruled 8

Il n It t, single,not ruled 8

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n

It

tl

ltIf

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348a348b348c350351352

ntI

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... 103 per roll... 109 1,

... 112 If

... 114 11

n it

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PARCHMENTS.

353 9 x27 in.359 27 x 18 ,,361 9 x 3 Il P.O. labels ...

363a36311

364365

366ú367

367a

368

CALICO, ETC.

White calico .,.It buckram ...

CALENDARS.

Calendars, sheet, 25 x 20 in....II mounted ,I ..

... per skin11

... per 1,000

... per yard

... eachfl

LETTER AND NOTE BOOKS, ETC.

Attendance books (clerks)Copying letter books, fcap. fol.,half calf,

750 leaves .

If It fcap. fol., half,calf,1,000 leaves .

Il II demy fol., half calf,750 leaves ...

each

If

If

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£ s. d.

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369

371

371a

371b

371 c371d371e372

373

374

374a375

376378

379

380

381

381a

381b

382

382a

382b

383

383a

384

385

386

387

388

389

390

391

392393394395

Description.

LETTER AND NOTE BOOKS, ETC.continued.

Copying letter books, fcap. fol., half calf,buff paper, 750leaves... each

Drying books, demy folio,'quarter- bound,1 quire

Guard books, 14 x 10¡ in., half basil,paged and indexed, 100 leaves t,

Guard books, 14 x 10 in., half basil,paged and indexed, 200 leaves . n

Guard books, without leaves . itGazette file boards, ¡ bound, red roan per pair

II 1, cloth ,1

Indices, demy folio, one letter to leaf,paper covers ... each

foolscap folio, one letter to twoleaves, paper covers...

foolscap folio, one letter to threeleaves, paper covers .. If

Indices, post 8vo. ... t,II ] i x 5A- in., one letter to leaf,

paper coversJudges' note books, post 4to. ... ... t,Letter books, deiny folio, half calf, faint,

3 quiresdemy folio, half calf, faint,

6 quiresfoolscap fol., half calf, faint,

4 quiresIl foolscap fol., half calf, faint,

3 quiresfoolscap fol., half basil,

faint, 6 quires ...tl foolscap fol., half basil,

faint, 5 quires ... ...foolscap fol., half basil,

faint, 4 quires ...Il foolscap fol., half basil,

faint, 3 quires ...foolscap fol., quarter flush,

3 quires I.foolscap fol., half basil,

faint, 2 quires ...foolscap fol., stiff paper

covers, faint, 1 quire ... I,Memo. books, post 8vo., cloth covers,

faint, 60 leavespost 8vo., cloth covers,

faint, 150 leavesfoolscap 8vo., cloth covers,

faint Itpost 4to., half roan, faint,

2 quiresIF

post 4to., half roan, faint,4 quires

n

tt

n

ntt

n

n

Minute books,

Shorthand note books, largo postoblong 8vo., interleaved,- quarter -bound, flush, 80leaves ..

Shorthand note books, large postoblong 8vo., limp covers ...

EMBOSSING.

Paper in colour, one die ...

11 11 two dies11 plain

Envelopes, in colour11 plain ...

n

per 480sheets

tI

... per 1,000

Price.

£ s. d.

0 8 6O 5 9

0 7 0

O 8 90 5 0O 1 6O 1 0

0 1 3

0 1 3

O 1 90 1 3

O 0 110. 4 6.

O 8 0

O 10 6

O 6 0

O 5 0

O 6 6

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O 2 0

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0 1 0

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Iñeluded in the above List are the following Typewriter Papers, &c.:TYPEWRITER PAPERS.

Item 225b Two or more copies't 233a Four or more copies11 233c Four or more copiesIf 233d light or more copiesI, 283e Four or mord copies

per ream11

nnn

£ s. d.O 6 70 13 3O 3 20 5 3

N.B. The number of copies obtainable from the above papers will depend upon the strikin0 3 7

g power of the machine used.Carbon paper, as required ... . ... ..: Agreement

DUPLICATING FOOLSCAP.

(To suit copying machines.)Item 190aDuplicating foolscap ... ...

TRYPOGRAPH PAPERS.

Item 237 Printing foolscap, 6 lbs., singlè ...I1 238 Printing foolscap, 7 lbs., single ...Il 239 Printing foolscap, 8 lbs., single ... ,,,

£ s. d.per ream 0 3 8

per ream£ s. d.O 3 3O 3 10O 4 2

W. G. HIÚ -GS,Treasurer.

'CommdnvPegth attzett;e

Ex. Min. No 113.

2717 No. 137.---5th Odt,ober, 1916

Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 5th October, 1916.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to approve,pursuant to the provisions of clause 110 of the Naval AccountRegulations under Section 63A of the Audit Act, of authoritybeing given for the payment of the sums specified in the following schedule :-

Name. Particulars of Service.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

_. PAYMENT FOR VARIOUS SUPPLIES.

Orient Steam Navigation Co. Ltd., l Coal supplied at Sydney for use on A.M.A. Transport,Melbourne and expenses in connexion therewithCoal and water supplied at Sydney and Brisbane for use

on H.M.A. TransportWilliam Crosby and Co., Melbourne .. Coal and water remaining on board H.M.A. Transport

when taken over by Naval Department for Transportservice

Disbursements at Newcastle in connexion with H.M.A. 1,838 9 3Transport

,9 9, ,9

!, ,9

,, 9,

fMcIlwraith, McEacharn, & Co. Proprie-

tary Limited, Melbourne,9 99 ,9 9,

,! 9,

Burns, Philp, and Co. Ltd., Sydney . .

W. G. D euchar, Sydney .

Birt and Co. Ltd., Sydney ..

!,

,!

9, !, ,,3,

!,Dalgety and Co. Ltd., Sydney

,9

99

PP

,9

9!

,!99

,9

,9

,9

9!

9,

Dalgety and Co. Ltd., Melbourne

Commonwealth and Dominion LineLimited, Sydney

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-gation Co., Sydney

99

9,

,9

,9

Amount.

£ a. d. £ a. d.

. 2,836 5 2

2,260 7 2

718 12 7

91 9, !, ,! i, ,,

Coal supplied at Newcastle for use on H.M.A. TransportDisbursements at Newcastle in connexion with H.M.A.

TransportCoal and water remaining on board H.M.A. Transport 89 4 8when taken over by Naval Department for Transport

serviceCoal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport .. 2,182 3 G

Disbursements at Sydney in connexion with H.M.A.Transport9!

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport ..Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewith3, 3, 9, !, !9,! 9, 9, 1, !, ,9Coal supplied at Sydney for use on A.M.A. Transport .. .

Coal and water remaining on board H.M.A. Transport ..when taken over by Naval Department for Transportservice -

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport, 2,857 7 3and expenses in connexion therewith99 9, 99 ,9 ,!Coal and water remaining on board A.M.A. Transport ..

when 'taken over by Naval Department for TransportserviceCoal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport, .. 1,683 6 4and expenses in connexion therewith

2,557 1 10

1,405 19 61,5118 5 71,333 15 01,431 19 4

2,271 8 21,236 17 0

1,341 3 51,006 16 02,085 7 1

2,393 15 22,059 11 72,773 19 61,130 9 10

2,660 0 101,293 17 7

,! ,, 99

!, 9, 9319 !, 9, 99Coal supplied at Sydney for use on A.M.A. Transport ..

Coal supplied at Newcastle for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport .Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewith,! ,, 9, 9,

9, !, !, !,!, !! 9, ,9 9!Coal supplied at Newcastle for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewithCoal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewith9, 99 99 9, 999, ,9 9, ,9 9, 9!9, 97 9, 97

9, 9, 9, , fCoal supplied. ät Melbourne for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewithCoal supplied at Sydney for use on A.M.A. Transport, . 4,710 14 11and expenses in connexion therewithCoal supplied at Sydney for use-on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewith ; also cost of coalremaining on board when vessel taken over by NavalDepartment for Transport service

2,748 2 4501 18 0

1,2161,1231,340

555

582

3,250 0 44,907 14 84,054 6 54,429 16 01,416 18 42,965 6 41,338 3 9

3,171 18 8

1,420 5 91,431 17 62,68$ 9 52,9341á 51,244 5 112,723 17 14,020 5 4

9, 9, 9) 9, !!,! ,9 ,!

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on A.M.A. Transports,and expenses in connexion therewith

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport;and expenses in connexion therewith ; also cost of coalremaining on board when vessel taken over by NavalDepartment for Transport service

3,135 1 2

2,899 13 44,3t8 6. io2,155 1 11

3,720 19 3

No. 137. -5th October, 1916 2718

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONwwALTH-continued.

Commonwealth Gazette

Name.

Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi-gation Co., Sydney

Gilchrist, Watt, and Sanderson LimitedSydney

Mort's Dock and Engineering Co. Ltd.,Sydney

George Wills and Co. Ltd., Adelaide..

John Sanderson and Co., Melbourne . .

Southern Coal Owners' Agency, Sydney

Gibbs, Bright, and Co. Ltd., Melbourne

The Wallarah Coal Company Limited,Sydney

59 79

Gilchrist, Watt, and Sanderson LimitedSydney

John Reid, Newcastle

McArthur Shipping and Agency Com-pany Limited, Sydney

Godfrey Hirst and Co. Pty. Ltd.,Geelong, Victoria

Collins Brothers, Geelong, Victoria ..Standard Waygood Hercules Limited,

Sydney

Prescott Limited, Sydney .. . .Mcllwraith, McEacharn, and Co. Pro-

prietary Ltd., Melbourne

,,

Particulars of Service.

PAYMENT FOR VARIOUS SUPPLIES- - Continued.

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith ; also cost of coaland water remaining on board when vessel taken overby Naval Department for Transport service

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport ..

15 Steam Disinfectors, supplied and fittëd on H.M.A.Transports

Coal supplied at Adelaide for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith

Coal remaining on board H.M.A. Transport when takenover by Naval Department for Transport service

Coal and water supplied for use on H.M.A. Transport,and also cost of coal remaining on board vessel whentaken over by Naval Department for Transport service

Coal supplied at Melbourne for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport ..

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith

,, ,,

Coal supplied at Sydney for use on H.M.A. Transports

Coal supplied at Newcastle for use on H.M.A. Transport,and expenses in connexion therewith

Coal remaining on board H.M.A. Transport when takenover by Naval Department for Transport service ;also coal supplied at Newcastle, and expenses in con-nexion therewith

Blankets supplied for use on H.M.A. Transports

Supply, delivery, and erection of refrigerating plant, com-plete, and construction of insulated chambers on oneof H.M.A. Transports

Victualling stores supplied for use on H.M.A. TransportsCoal supplied at Melbourne for use on H.MA. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewithCoal supplied at Fremantle for use on H.M.A. Transport,

and expenses in connexion therewithDisbursements at Melbourne in connexion with H.M.A.

Transport

Amount.

t s. d.

2,275 12 2

2,735 13 8

1,247 0 01,160 5 0

1,897 11 10

1,757 5 6

1,658 16 8

1,036 i 3

1,675 17 3

1,632 1. 1

1,588 3 92,486 10 10

1,509 6 0

2,395 13 4

7,125 0 0

3,562 10 01,980 0 0

1,111 17 41,405 6 3

1,337 10 7

1,124 12 0

J. A. JENSEN,.Minister of State for the Navy.

Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has approved, inaccordance with the provisions of No. 61 of the Treasury Regulations under Section 71 of the Audit Acts 1901 -1912, of

the expenditure indicated hereunder ;

To Whom Payable. Purposes for which Expenditure Incurred.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Min. No. 356.

Conveyance of material in !connexion with the West Pointlighthouse construction

Marrawah Tramway Company, Smithton,Tasmania

A. H. Gale, Marrawah, Tasmania If

Amount.

£ 8. d.

106 15 2

167 10 0

W. M.VHUGHES, -Prime Miniaster.

Commonwealth Gazette 2719 No. 137.---5th October, 1916

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has

been pleased to apprOve that authority be grantedfor the following leases:

From the University of Sydney, of Office No. 1, onthe 4th floor, Challis House, Sydney, for theCommonwealth Prices Adjustment Board, on amonthly tenancy as from the 1st July, 1916, ata .rental at the rate of £84 per annum.--N.L.16/2894.

From the Victorian Railways Commissioners, forNaval purposes, of certain land situate inSwallow- street, Port Melbourne, Victoria, for aperiod of three (3) months from the 1st August,1916, and thereafter on a monthly tenancy at arental at the rate of £5 per month. V.L.16/1538.

From the Australian Mutual Provident Society offour (4) rooms in certain premises known as theAustralian Mutual Provident Society's Build-ings, situate at the corner of Elizabeth andCollins streets, Hobart, for the accommodationof the Food Commissioner for a period of six(6) months as from the 22nd day of September,1916, and thereafter on a monthly tenancy, ata rental at the rate of Ten pounds (£10) permonth. T.L. 16/371.

For the accommodation of the Food Commissioner,of rooms, numbers 14, 15, 16, and 17 on the 1stfloor of certain premises known as " Queen'sHouse," situate in Queen street, Melbourne, fora period of six (6) months, from the 1st dayof August, 1916, and thereafter on a monthlytenancy at a rental at the rate of £185 perannum. --V.L. 16/1269.

From Mr. J. H. Gibbs and Mrs. R. P. Gibbs, forPostal purposes, of certain premises situate atEast Melbourne, Victoria, known as the Postand Telegraph Office, for a further period ofthree (3) years from the 31st day of August,1916, at a rental at the rate of Eighty pounds(£80) per annum.V.L. 16/1475.

From the Australian Mutual Provident Society forQuarantine purposes, of three (3) rooms,numbered 71 to 74 inclusive, on the 4th floorof certain premises known as the AustralianMutual Provident Chambers, Perth, for a periodof two (2) years as from the 1st day of August,1916, at a rental at the rate of £3 15s. perweek. W.L. 16/2093.

KING O'MALLEY,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

DISPOSAL OF RAILWAY. LAND AT PORTAUGUSTA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

N pursuance of the provisions of section 63 (1) ofthe Lands Acquisition Act 1906, authority lias been

granted for the Waterside Workers' Federation tooccupy certain land at Port Augusta, commencing at apoint on the south eastern side of Flinders- terrace,distant 273 ft. 10 in. south westerly from Stirling -road( closed ) and extending 40 feet further south westerlyalong Flinders terrace by a depth of 100 feet, for thepurpose of erecting a hall, at a peppercorn rental, thetenancy to be determinable at any time upon onemonth's notice.

KING O'MALLEY,R.L. 16/418. Minister of State for Home Affairs.


'I'LN DERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF TWO 300 B.1I.P.DIESEL OIL ENGINES FOR TWIN SCREW LIGHT -I IO U SE STEAMER.

AMENDED NOTICE.

TENDERSwill be received, subject to the conditions

of tendering, until Twelve noon on Monday, 20thNovember, 1916, for the supply and delivery (c.i.f. Mel-bourne) of two 300 b.h.p. Diesel Oil Engines for twinscrew lighthouse steamer.

Tender form, specification, &c., may be obtained at theoffice of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office, Mel-bourne, or at the Naval Staff Offices, Brisbane, Edgecliff(Sydney) , Largs Bay (S.A.) , Fremantle, and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for Diesel OilEngines " on top left -hand corner of envelope, and ad-dressed to the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, or to the Director of Navy Contracts, care ofone of the above-mentioned addresses, as the case may be.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily . beaccepted. J. A. JENSEN,

Minister of State for the Navy.


TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRIC LIGHTMACHINERY FOR QUARANTINE BOARDINGLAUNCH.

jT ENDERS are invited, subject to the conditions oftender, until Twelve noon on Monday, 13th No-

vember, 1016, for the supply of Electric Light Machineryfor Quarantine Boarding Launch, Brisbane. Delivery tobe made c.i.f., Brisbane.

Tender form, specification, &c., may be obtained atthe office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,Melbourne, and at Naval Staff Offices, Brisbane, Edgecliff (Sydney), Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle,and Hobart.

Tenders to be indorsed " Tender for ElectricMachinery " on top left -hand corner of envelope, andaddressed (if by post, prepaid) to the Director of NavyContracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, or the Director ofNavy Contracts, care of one of the above mentionedaddresses, as the ease may be.

Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 2nd October, 1916.

MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH..TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned sup-

plies :On Monday, 9th October, 1916.

100,000 Bottles, water, Mark VI. (enamelled).On Thursday, 12th October, 191'6.

1,380 Tents, oblong, 12 feet x 14 feet2,280 Flys, tents, oblong, 12 feet x 14 feet.

On Monday, 30th October, 1916.76 Tents, marquee, hospital, small, double.36 Tents, marquee, hospital, small, single.40 Tents, store.

Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. onthe date shown at the office of

The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Adelaide;

The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Hobart.

Tender forms, specifications, and all information maybe obtained at the above mentioned offices.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily he ac-cepted.

G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.


MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

'VENDERS are invited for the undermentioned sup-plies :

On Monday, 9th October, 1916.10 Lorries, to carry up to 2 tons, with pole. and

shafts.100,000 Bottles, water, Mark VI. (enamelled) .

On Thursday, 12th October, 1916.1,380 Tents, oblong, 12 feet x 14 feet.2,280 Flys, tents, oblong, 12 feet x 14 feet.

On Monday, 30th October, 1916.76 Tents, marquee, hospital, small, double.36 Teats, marquee, hospital, small, single.40 Tents, store.

Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. onthe date shown at the office of

Secretary, Contract and Supply Board VictoriaBarracks, Melbourne;

Secretary, District .Contract and Supply Board,Ordnance Stores, Circular Quay, Sydney;

The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Petrie terrace, Brisbane.

Tender forms, specifications, -and all information maybe obtained at the above - mentioned offices.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.


No 137.-5th October, 1916

- 77.-7 =

2720


MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTHENDERS are invited for the undermentioned1 plies :-

On Monday, 30th October, 1916.76 Tents, marquee, hospital, small, double.36 Tents, marquee, hospital, small, single.40 Tents, store.

sup -

Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m. onthe date shown at the office of-

The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance StoresPerth.

Tender forms, specifications, and all information maybe obtained at the above- mentioned office.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted..


Department of Defence,4th October, 1916.

CONTRACTS (MILITARY) ACCEPTED.- ( ,Series-1916-17.)

CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF STORES FOR THE MILITARYFORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

George Robertson cC Coy. Pty. Ltd., 107 -113 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. Chargeable to Contingencies.Estimates, 1916 -17. Approved 16th June, 1916.

3559. For supply . to Queensland, New South Wales,Victoria, and South Australia.

Publications published at ordinary rates:(1) English and Australian published

price less 15 per cent.(2) Americanpublished price less 25 per

cent.(3) Other - published price less 40 per cent.

Publications published at- nett prices:-(4) English and Australian- published

price less 23 per cent. plus 5 per cent.(5) American- published price less 22 per

cent. plus 5 per cent.(6) Other - published price less 20 per cent.

Publications supplied to the trade at irregularrates:-

(7) English and Australian -cost price plus10 per cent.

(8) American --cost price plus 10 per cent.(9) Other -cost price plus 15 per cent.

3560. For supply to Tasmania and West Australia.Publications published at ordinary rates:-

(1) English and Australian- published priceless 123 per cent.

(2) American published price less 222 percent.

(3) Other - published price less 40 per cent.Publications published at nett prices:-

(4) English and Australian-- published priceplus 5 per cent.

(5) American- published price plus 5 percent.

(6) Other - published price less 173- percent.

Publications supplied to the trade at irregularrates:-( 7 ) English and Australian -cost price plus

122 per cent.(8) American -cost price plus 122 per cent.(9) Other -cost price plus 172 pér cent.

Rates of Exchange-American Dollar 4s. 2d.French Franc---740d.Other -at ruling rates of exchange.

Note. - -Freight to be paid by tle Department on allparcels udder 28 lbs. in weight sent to Royal AustralianNaval College, Geelong; Royal Military College, Dun-troon.

J. F. Wiles, Doveton- street, Ballarat. Req. No. 9011.Expeditionary Force. Approved 18th August, 1916.3582. 41 inscription plates on travelling kitchens, 9s.each.

Bosch, Barthel, tt. Coy., 61Req. Nos. 9017 and 9300.11th August, 1916.

3583. 60 books, articulatingper book.

3584. 36 books, articulating paper, 3 inch, thick, 3d.per book.3585. 10 doz. brushes, lathe, black, 3 -row, 3 inch,straight, 12s. per dozen.3586. 6 doz. brushes, lathe, white, 3 -row, 3 inch,straight, 13s. 6d. per dozen.3587. 16 doz. brushes, lathe, black, 5 -row, 3 inch,straight, 15s. per dozen.3588. 41 doz. bands, matrix, medium, 1s. per dozen.3589. 41 doz. bands, matrix, small, ls. per dozen.3590. 10 doz. bands, angles, molar, for fracture, 63s.per dozen.3591. 6 boxes, intermaxillary, elastic, 1s. 9d. per box.3592. 11 packets broaches, nerve, N.C., assorted, 2s. 9d.per packet.3593. 330 packets broaches, Kerr's, 2s. 6d. per packet.3594. 390 doz. burrs, assorted, R.A. and straight, plai

3, 7, 34, 37, 2s. l ld. per doz.3595. 120 doz. burrs, R.A., 3, 7, 34, 37, 57, 59, 35, 3s. 2d.per dozen.3596. 432 earborundum stones, Nos. 130, 131, 132, 109,3d. each.3597. 42 boxes calixene, 4s. 6d. per box.3598. 33 cleansers, Donaldson's, medium, 3s. each.3599. 14 doz. cups, rubber, polishing, 3s. per dozen.3600. 9 doz. boxes cement, copper, 96s. per dozen.3601.. 4 bottles cement, mastic, thick, ls. 3d. per bottle.3602. 84 boxes cement, synthetic, No. 3, Ils. per box.3603. 39 boxes dises, assorted, 6d. per box.3604. 16 boxes dises, sandpaper, No. 2, 6d. per box.3605. 5 doz. drills, bentelrock, No. 2, R.A., 12s. perdozen.3606. 11 doz. drills, S.S.W., twist, 12s. 6d. per dozen.3607. 4 doz. drills, S.S.W., spear, 7s. per dozen.

3609.120 files, flat, half round stubs, with handles,

42 -in. smooth, 42 -in. super, 5 -in. rough, 5 -in.bastard, 5 -in. smooth, 1s: each.

3610. X141 boxes gutta- percha, temporary, ls. 3d. each.3611. 1 lb. gutta- percha, pink base, 14s. per lb.3612. 175 lbs. modelling composition, Godiva, 3s. 8d.per lb.3613. 15 doz. points, carbo, unmounted, 2s. per dozen.3614. 96 tins plaster, impression, 7 -lb. tins, 3s. per tin.3615. 50 lbs. rubber, base, brown or other colour, 18s.per lb.3616. 30 doz. springs, double, for engine, 16s. perdozen.3617. 119 boxes', strips, polishing, perfection, ls. 8d.per box.3618. 78 boxes, strips, celluloid, 2s. 6d. per box.3619. 14 gross stones, assorted, mounted, 60s. per gross.3620. 60 reels, wire ligature, ls. 9d. per reel.3621. 48 wires, brush, engine, No. 2, and hub, 3s. 6d.each.3622. 30 ozs. wire, silver, German, round, 4d. per oz.3623. 25 wheels, carborundum, unmounted, 3s. each.3624. 270 lbs. wax, modelling, pink, 3s. per lb.


Russell- street, Melbourne.A.I.F. Camps. Approved

paper, 3 inch, thin, 3d.

n,

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.ST MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR PROVISIONS FOR

CAMP OF CONTINUOUS TRAINING, BOWEN, QUEENSLAND.

Period, 12th to 27th September, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 8th

September, ,1916.

J. E. Kelly.3743. Beef, fresh, £2 10s. per 100 lbs.3744. Mutton, fresh, £2 18s. 4d. per 100 lbs.

William Smith.3745. Bread, 18s. 9d. per cental.

B. J. Magee, Limited.3746. Sugar, £1 per 70 -1b. bag.3747. Pepper, ls. 4d. per lb.3748. Salt, d. per lb.3749. Candles, 82d. per lb.3750. Kerosene, 6s. 103d. per tin.3751. Tea, ls. lid. per lb.3752. Coffee, ls. 40. per lb.3753. Onions, 8s. 6d. per cwt.

John Blaine tC Sons Limited.3754. Potatoes, 10s. 6d. per cwt.

Commonwealth Gazette 2721

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTEACT FOR SUPPLY OF MEATTO THE PERMANENT MILITARY FORCES STATIONED ATLYTTON, QUEENSLAND.

Period, ist to 31st August, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 15th

.September, 1916.

F. J. Uhlmann.3755. Beef, fresh, 5íd. per lb.3756. Mutton, Sid. per lb.

CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF BREAD AND FIREWOOD TOTHE CAMPS, HOSPITALS, ETC., LYTTON DISTRICT.

Period, 1st September to 31st December, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 6th

September, 1916.3757. v ; Pavey .,Bread, 13s bid. per cental.3758.58. W. Kidston ` Firewood, 10s. cubic ton.1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.- CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPPLY OF

PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, AND FUEL TO THE CAMPS,HOSPITALS, ETC.

Period, 1st September to 31st December, 1916.Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved 23rd

August, 1916.Gregory & Davidson Ltd.

3759. Sago, 2 13 -28d. per lb.3760. Beans, haricot, 21s. 6d. per cwt.3761. Cinnamon, whole, 1s. Gd. per lb.3762. Cloves, whole, is. 3d. per lb.3763. Cocoa, is. 8d. per lb.3764. Currants, bid. per lb.3765. Curry powder, 8d. per lb.3766. Fruits, canned, assorted, 8s. 3d, per3767. Dried apricots, 10r4 per lb.3768. Dried apples, 7d. per lb.3769. Dried peaches, 8d. per lb.3770. Jellies, assorted, l.s. ld. per doz.3771. Macaroni, 4íd. per lb.3772. Oats, rolled, 21s. per cwt.3773. Soda bi- carbonate, lid. per lb.3774. Vermicelli, 5:ßd. per lb.3775. Vinegar, 4s. 5d. per doz. bottles.3776. Salmon, tinned, 9s. per doz. tins.

William Healion.3777. Pepper, 10d. per lb.3778. Pickles, assorted, 5s. 9d. per doz. 1. ottles.

I. J. Juster.3779. Salt, 5s. per cwt.3780. Nutmegs, is. per lb.3781. Oatmeal, 18s. 6d. per cwt.3782. Raisins, sultana, 7 id. per lb.

R. Harper & Có. Ltd.Period, 1st September to 1st December, 1916.

3783. Rice, 2 1 -7d. per lb.

Thos. Heaslop & Co. Ltd.Period, 1st September to 31st December, 1916.

3784. Barley, pearl, 16s. 6d. per cwt.3785. Cornflour, 4d. per lb.3786. Cream of tartar, is. 94d. per lb.3787. Custard powder, 4s. 6d. per doz. ?-lb. tins.3788. Dates, 41d. per lb.3789. Essences, flavouring, 3s. per doz. bottles.3790. Lentils, 4d. per lb.3791.' Mustard, lid. per lb.3792. Peas, split, 23s. per cwt.3793. Sauce, tomato, 4s. 6d. per doz. bottles.3794. Sauce, Worcestershire, 4s. 6d. per doz. bottles.3795. Tapioca, 23s. 4d. per cwt.3796. Matches, 3s. 9d. per gross.

Morrows Ltd.3797. Biscuits, 31d. per lb.

Victoria Cross Manufacturing3798. Jam, 41d. per lb.

J. Kitchen 4 Sons Pty. Ltd.3799. Candles, 8d. per lb.

Jno. P. Wilson Ltd.3800. Coffee, 10d. per Th.3801. Tea, 10d. per lb.

All Camps in Brisbane District -W. Shead.3802. Bread, lls. 6d. per eentaï.

doz. tins.


Victoria -Barracks, Brisbane -W. R. Black3803. Coal, household, 17s. per ton.

Victoria Barracks, Brisbane -,J. Andrews.3804. Wood, 10 -in. blocks, 18s. per ton.

No. 4 Infectious Diseases Hospital -J. Andrews.3805. Coal, household, 19s. per ton.3806. Wood, 4 -ft. billets, 16á. per ton.3807. Wood, 10 -in. blocks, 18s. 6d. per ton.

No. 8 Auxiliary Hospital, Southport -Alex. Byth.3808. Wood, lo ;ig, 10s. per cord.3809. Wood, short, 19s. per cord.

No. 8 Auxiliary Hospital, SouthportJ. C. Sowden.3810. Bread, 16s. 8d. per cental.

No. 9 Auxiliary Hospital, Toowoomba -- WigginsJacobs.

3811. Coal, household, 19s. per ton.3812. Wood, 4 -ft. billets, 15s. per ton.3813. Wood, 10 -in. blocks, 16s. per ton.

No. 9 Auxiliary Hospital, Toowoonnba-,R. Dunster.3814, Bread, 14s. 7d. per rental.

No. 6 Australian General Hospital, Brisbane--1V. R. Black Ltd.

3815. Coal, household, 17s. per ton.31D MILITARY DISTRICT.-CONTRACTS FOR THE SUPFLy OF

VEGETABLES TO THE UNDERMENTIONED' Ct4,iíPs.Period, 1st January, 1916, to 31st January, 1916.

Chargeable to Contingencies. Approved. 28thJuly, 1916.

,Metropolitan Camps and Hospitals -Shea, Hood, cE Co.3816. Potatoes, 10s. per cwt.3817. Onions, 4s. per cwt.3818. Mixed vegetables, 3d. per lb.

Ltd.

Ballarat-J. Gunn 4 Co.3819. Potatoes, 10s. per cwt.3820. Onions, 5s. per cwt.3821. Mixed vegetables, ld. per lb.

Bendigo-Jones, Miller,3822. Potatoes, ils. per cwt.3823. Onions, 5s. 6d. per cwt.

Bendigo- potter Bros.3824. Mixed vegetables, lid. per lb.

Geelong-W. H. Maine & Co.3825. Potatoes, 10s. 6d. per cwt..3826. Onions, 5s. per cwt.3827. Mixed vegetables, 1:§d. per lb.

Castlennai.ne -E. D. Williams & Son.3828. Potatoes, i ls. 9d. per cwt.3829. Onions, 4s. 9d. per cwt.

Seymour -W. H. Maine & Co.3830. Potatoes, 10s. 6d. per cwt.

Seymour -Shea, Hood, 4 Cp.3831. Onions, 2s. 9d. per cwt.3832. Mixed vegetables, 2rd. per lb.

Langwarrin -Shea, Hood, & Co3833. Potatoes, 1ls. per cwt.3834. Onions, 4s. 6d. per cwt.

Co. Langwarrin -Mrs. Rimmer.3835, ixedvegetables, 2íd. per lb.

Queenscliff --F. H. Seymour.3836. Potatoes, 13s. 6d. per cwt.3837. Mixed vegetables, 21d. per lb.

Portsea- Macfarlan & Stringer.3838. Potatoes, 13s. per cwt.3839. Mixed vegetables, lid, per lb.

T. TE1 1LE,Acting c +erp.

ctCo.

M


COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.QUOTATIONS FOR SAWN TIMBER.

QUOTATIONS will be received up to Four p.m.on Tuesday, 17th October, for the supply and

delivery at Port Augusta, South Australia, of SawnTimber.

Specifications, &c., will be available for issue on andafter the 3rd October, at the offices of the Common-wealth Railways, Melbourne ; Commonwealth WorksDirectors, Sydney and Brisbane ; and CommonwealthWorks Registrars, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Quotations are to be addressed to the Acting Com-missioner, Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, indorsed" Quotation for Sawn Timber."


Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne.

PORT DARWIN PINE CREEK RAILWAY.OPEN GOODS WAGGONS, 3 -FT. 6-IN. GAUGE.

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits,will be received up to Four p.m. on Tuesday, 24th

October, for the manufacture, supply, and delivery atDarwin, Northern Territory, of-

20 Open Goods Waggons, 3 -ft. 6 -in. gauge.Specifications, drawings (three for which a charge

of 2s. 6d. each will be made) are to be available forissue on and after the 10th October, at the offices ofthe Commonwealth. Railways, Melbourne, CommonwealthWorks Directors, Sydney, and Brisbane, and Commonwealth Works Registrars, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders are to be addressed to the Secretary, Depart-ment of Home Affairs, Melbourne, indorsed " Tender forOpen Goods Waggons."



COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.

SEPARATE tenders, accompanied by the necessary deposit,will be received by the Secretary, Department of Home

Affaire? Melbourne, up to the time and date indicated for thefollowing :

Requirements. Delivery at- Tenders closeTuesday, 4 p.m.

Vanadium Alloy SteelBars

Copper Tube Plates forLocomotives (1Drawing)

12 tons, f.o.b.,Australian port

6 at Port Augteta

17th October,1916

17th October,1916

Specifications, Tender Forms, Drawings, &c., will be avail-able for issue on and after the 3rd October, at the offices of theCommonwealth Railways, Melbourne ; Works Director,Sydney, and Brisbane ; and Commonwealth Works Registrars,Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

A charge of 2s. 6d. will be made for each drawing.

Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for(as the case may be).



TENDER ACCEPTED.

Date ofContract.

19.9.16

Place and Description of Work.

Surry Hills Alterations to fittings, &c., atPost-office, Oxford and Crown streets

Amount ofContract.

£ s.d.268 0 0

Contractor's Name and Address.

W. Greenfield, 17 Leopold - street,Croydon, Sydney

Date forCompletion.

10.10.16


Postmaster - General's. Department,Melbourne, 5th October, 1916.

TENDERS.ATTENTION is directed to the undermentioned notices which have appeared in the Commonwealth Gazette regarding the

invitation of tenders for services and supplies for the Postmaster- General's Department throughout the Commonwealth :

Supplies and Services Required. Where Required.Date of Gazette in

which notice appears. Page. Date Tenders Returnableat G.P.O.

G.I. and Steel - stranded Wire, Hard -drawnCopper Wire, and Covered Wire, Schedules1369, 1370, 1371

Telephone and Switchboard Cable, Schedule 1372

Right of supplying Covers, bearing advertise-ments, for use on Telephone Directories

Soldering Solution, Tape, Copper Binders, &c.,Schedules 568 and 570

Letter -box Fronts, Locks and Blanks, Schedule551

569Calculagraphs and Detectors, Schedule 569 ...Conveyance of Mails ... ... ...Oil Engine, Switchboard, and Accumulators ...Poles, Schedule 27 ... .. ...Poles, Schedule 24 ... ... ,

100,000 Tin Slides, Schedule 596 .. ...Ironwork, Lodge Arresters, Line Blocks, Tube

Insulators, &c., Schedules 567 and 571

GENERAI..

Various States

Various StatesVarious States

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Sydney ...

Sydney

. ydney ...SydneyVarious placesArmidale ... ...Gcolma Gulgong line...Upper Copmanhurst-

Cangai lineSydney ...Sydney ...

17.8.16

17.8.1631.8.16

-

21.9.16

31.8.16

31.8.16

31.8.1621.9.1621.9.1621.9.1621.9.16

28.9.1628.9.16

1821

1821 119S2 f2638

1.982

1981

19812639 -43264326432643

26832683

14.11.16*

12.12.16}

19.10.161

30.11.16

30.11.16

30.11.1618.10.1614.12.1612.10.1619.10.16

12.10.1626.10.16

Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.# Date of closing extended from 14th November,1916. Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.$ Tenders returnable at the office of the Secretary, Postmaster-General's Department, Treasury Gardens, Melbourne.

Commonwealth Gazette 2723

TENDERScontinued.

No. 137. -5th October, 1916

Supplies and Services Required. Where Required.

Sleeves and Tapes, Schedule 1355 ...Stay Rods and Bow Tighteners, Schedule 1359Switchboard and Telephone Parts, Schedule 1364Telegraph Instruments, Schedule 1368Telephone Parts, Schedule 1363Conveyance of MailsPortland Cernent, Schedule 1380Conveyance of Mails ...

Dry Cells, Schedule 409Battery Material, Schedule 395Insulators, Schedule 401 ..Spindles and Stay Rods, Schedule 402Telephone Silence Cabinets, Schedule 411Cross -arms, wooden, Schedule 407 ...Accumulator Plant, Schedule 412 ...

Telephone Material, Schedules 428 to 437.

Automatic Switchboards, Schedule 426Cable, Schedule 438 ... ...Motor Lorry, Schedule 424 ...Line Material, Schedule 441 ...

Telegraph Accumulators, Schedule 492Plates for Accumulators, Schedule 527

1116

VICTORIA.

MelbourneMelbourne ...Melbourne ...Melbom ne ...Melbourne , ..Corryong- KhancobanMelbourne .. ...Boolarra -Hoods

QUEENSLAND.

BrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbaneBrisbane

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Adelaide ...

Glenelg and BrightonAdelaideAdelaideAdelaide

Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

L +'izcla... ! Perth

20_7.1620.7.163.8.16

1.0.8.161041621.9.1628.9.1628.9.16

31.8.167.9.16

14.9.1614.9.1621.9 1621.9.1628.9.16

1.6.16.1

28.9.1615.6.16I13.7.1622.6.1629.6.1610. 8.16

20.7.1610.8.16

Pafge.

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1982253925792579264426442683

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16241772

Date Tenders Returnableat G.P.O.

17.10.1617.10.1631.10.168.11.16

81.10.1617.10.1610.10.1624.10.16

11.10.1625.10.1613.12.1611.10.1611 10.1625.10.169.11.16

11.10.16§

15.11.1611

18.10.1625.10.1611.10.16

22.12.168.11.16

§ Date of closing extended from 27th September, 1916.1( Date extended from 11th October, 1918.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster General.

Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 27th September, 1916.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

TENDERS FOR WOODEN POLES AND STRUTS ON TRUCES ATGOONDAH, BINALONG, AND CUNNINGAR RAILWAYSTATIONS.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Two

p.m., on Thursday, 26th October, 1916, for the followingwork :

Supply and delivery on trucks, at Goondah, Binalong,and Cunningar Railway Stations, of about 24430 -ft. and 6 35 -ft. new wooden poles, and 8619 -ft. 1 -in new wooden struts, in accordance withSchedule N.S.W. E.E. 28/16.

Specifications and General Conditions may be seen, andschedules, &c., obtained on application at the office of theElectrical Engineer, General Post Office, Sydney, and atthe Post Offices, Cootamundra, Harden, Yass, Mittagong,Bundanoon, Wingello, Picton, St. Mary's, Wyong, and theoffice of the District Engineer, Goulburn.

Tenders must be' addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -General, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for Poles, Goon -dali, Binalong, and Cunningar." They may be depositedin the Tender -box at the General Post Office, Sydney ; ifsent by post, they must be prepaid and registered.

A deposit of a sum equal to 5 per cent. of the totalamount named in the tender up to £1,000, and where theamounts exceeds £1,000, 3 per cent. up to £1,000, and 2¡per cent. on the additional amount over that sum, mustaccompany each tender. Any tender which may be re-ceived without the required deposit will be liable to bedeemed informal and rejected accordingly.

The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.

The accepted tended will be notified in the Comm.o2i-wealth Gazette, and such notice will be considered as anintimation to unsuccessful tenderers that their tendershave been declined.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General..

0.13154.B.


NEW SOUTH WALES.TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF MAILS AND DELIVERY

OF TELEGRAMS AT NEWCASTLE.

TENDERS for the period from the 15th November,1916, to the 31st December, 1917, 1918, or 1919,

will be received at the office of the Deputy PostmasterGeneral, Sydney, u j to half -past Two p.m. on Monday,the 23rd October, 1916, for the following:

(A) To provide a suitable horse and cart for the con-veyance of mails as follews :

To and from the Newcastle Post Office and Railway.Station, and Tram Stop, sixteen times daily Oroftener if required; from Newcastle Post Officeto Wharfs nineteen times Weekly or oftener ifrequired; from the Wharfs to the NewcastlePost Office 24 times weekly or oftener, if re-quired; also for foreign and other mails asoccasion demands from Newcastle Post Officeto Wharfs nine times monthly or oftener ifrequired, and from the Wharfs to the NewcastlePost Office five times monthly or oftener ifrequired.

( Tenderers to also state where the horse and cart willbe kept and made available.)

(B ) To provide two suitable horses for the deliveryof telegrams from the Newcastle Post Office between thehours of 9 a.m. and 8.30 p.m. six days weeklyone horseonly to be in use at the one time.

(Tenderers to also state where the horses will be keptand made available.)

Tenderers may submit tenders either in one sum orseparately for the supply of the horse and cart formail conveyance and supply of horses for delivery oftelegrams. Further particulars of the service, if re-quired, may be obtained upon application to the Post -master, Newcastle.

For conditions of tender and contract, tenderers arereferred to the advertisement dated the 13th June, 1916,published in the Commonwealth Gazette of the 23rdJune, 1916, and tenders will not be considered unless inaccordance therewith.

-WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.


Postmaster- General's Department,29th September, 1916.

NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.

IT is hereby notified for public information that.Tenders have been accepted fò' the undermentioned services as indicated :--

Service. I

NEW SOUTH WALES.

J. McLean,'Sportsnzán's Creek.Supply and delivery of wooden telegraph poles and struts where'

required between South Grafton and Leather Jacket Creek-About 3 30 -ft. poles at 15s.perpole; about 56 28 -ft. poles at

13s. per pole ; about 78 21-ft. poles at 12s. per pole ;about 2 24 -ft. stay poles at 12s. per stay pole ; about3 20 -ft. stay poles at 10s. per stay pole ; about 7 18 -ft.stay poles at 9s. per stay pole ; about 2 20 -ft. 9 in.struts at 10s. per strut ; and about 55 18 -ft. struts at95. per strut

T. K. Steanes, 332 Pitt - street, Sydney.Supply, delivery, and erection complete at the Telegraph Office,

Wagga Wagga --One oil engine and generator .. . ..One switchboard .. . .

330 accumulators, 20 ampere -hour capacity .. ..7 accumulators, 80 ampere -hour capacity .. ..

P. Price and Co., Wilmot - street, Sydney.Supply and delivery of cable bearers for manholes, to Drawing,

No. C.189, as follows :-t (a) approximately 120 for 1 support .. . .

(b) approximately 180 for 3 support .. ..

James Paton and Co., 1 Macquarie- place, Sydney.Supply and delivery of 5,000 plugs, 3 -part, for use with sealed

Pattern No 207

VICTORIA.

J. Bartram and Son Pty. Ltd., 586 Bourke - street, Melbourne.8,000 clips, for waterpipe earth connexions .. ..

Melbourne Pottery Company, Victoria - street, Brunswick.2,000 conduits, glazed earthenware, 2 ducts, 24 -in. long ..500 conduits, glazed earthenware, 4 ducts, 24 -in. long ..

Messrs. William McLean and Co., Elizabeth - house, Melbourne.600 letter box fronts, with locks and three keys for each, corn-

plete150 letter box fronts, with locks and three keys for each, com-

plete50 letter box fronts, with locks and three keys for each, com-

plete750 locks, with three keys .. . . . ..1,000 keys, blanks' . . .. ..

TASMANIA.

Mr. F. J. Turnbull, Dover.9 poles, wood, round, undressed, 28 feet-long, to Specification 17225 poles, wood, round, undressed, 26 feet long, to Specification

174 struts, wood, round, undressed, 24 feet long, to Specification 1711 struts, wood, round, undressed, 22 ft. 4 in. long, to Specifica.

tion 1752 struts, wood, round, undressed, 20 ft. 8 in. long, to Specifica-

tion 1713 anchor logs, wood, round, undressed, 5 ft. long, over all

dimensions, 11 -in. at small end and 13 -in. at butt, to Specifi-cation No. 17 -

Schedule No. Price. Country ofManufacture.

N.S. W. E.E.20/16

389A, N.S.W.

(Item 1)(Item 2)(Item 3)(Item 4)

557A (Item 1)

.

..

583 (Item 1)

..

..

..

..

8s. each =

12s. each

i s. d.

117 1 0(approx-.

138 6 5249 18 4340 9 0

18 13 8

48 0 0(approx.)108 0 0( approx.)

England

NewSouthWales

England

Total amount.. 156 0 0(approx.)

1 s. 6d. each = 375 0 0

1365 (Item 1) 6d. each = 200 0 0 J England

1373 (Item 1) ls. 101d. each = 189 11 8 Australia1373 (Item 2)

1349 (Item 1)

2s. -31d. each =

6s. 6d. each =

56

195

15

0

5

0

.,

Australia

1349 (Item 2) 12s. 6d. each = 93 15 0

1349 (Item 3) 16s. 6d. each = 41 5 0

1349 (Item 4) 4s. 3d each = 159 7 6 37

1349 (Item 5) 5d. each = 20 16 8

T. 257 (Item 1) 9s. 6d. each = 4 5 6 . Tasmania.T. 257 (Item 2) 9s. 3d.. each 104 1 3

T. 257 (Item 3) 7s. 6d. each = 1 10 0T. 257 (Item 4) 7s. 3d. each = 3 19 9

T. 257 (Item 5) 7s. each = 18 .4 0

T. 257 (Item 6) 2s. 6d. each = 1 12 6

133 14 0

WILLIAM WE$STER,Postmaster - General.

Commonwealth Gazette 2725 No. 137.-5th October, 1916

Postmaster - General's Department,Melbourne, 2nd October, 1916.

TENDERS FOR TELEPHONE AND SWITCHBOARDMATERIAL (41 ITEMS) .

TENDERSwill be received at the office of the Deputy

Postmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Twop.m. 'on Thursday, 14th December, 1916, for the supplyand delivery, at the Departmental Stores, Sydney, ofTelephone and Switchboard Material (41 items) toSchedule N.S.W. No. 573..

Tender forms, specifications, and general conditionsmay be obtained at the office of the Controller of Stores,64 Harbour street, Sydney, also at the General PostOffices, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, andHobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for(as the case may be) to Schedule No 573," and beaddressed to the Deputy Postmaster General, Sydney.They should be deposited in the Tender -box, first floor,General Post ._Office, Sydney; if sent by post they mustbe prepaid and registered.

A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must accompany each tender.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster - General.


VICTORIA.TENDERS FOR AMMONIUM CHLORIDE FOR VARIOUS STATES.

TENDERSwill be received at the office of the Deputy

Postmaster- General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.on Tuesday, the 12th December, 1916, for the supply anddelivery of Ammonium Chloride to the Department inthe various States, for a period of five years, as perSchedule No. 1375.

Tender forms, &c., may be obtained at the StoresBranch, General Post Offices, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Ammonium. Chloride, Schedule 1375," and be addressed to the DeputyPostmaster General, Melbourne. They may be depositedin the Tender -box at the General Post Office, Melbourne;if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

A deposit in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract must be enclosed with each tender.


WILLIA1l1 WEBSTER,Postmaster General.


VICTORIA.TENDERS FOR BLAKE'S INSULATED STAPLES.

ENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.

on Tuesday, the 24th October, 1916, for the supply anddelivery of 250,000 Blake's insulated Staples, as perSchedule No. 1378.

Tender forms, &c., may be obtained at the StoresBranch, General Post Offices, Melbourne, Sydney, Bris-bane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Staples, Schedule1378," and be addressed to the Deputy 'PostmasterGeneral, Melbourne. They may be deposited in theTender -box at the General Post Office, Melbourne; ifsent by post they must be prepaid and registered.




Postmaster General's Department,Melbourne, 26th September, 1916.

VICTORIA.TENDERS EOR DRY CELLS.

TENDERS will be received at the office of ¿he DeputyPostmaster - General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.

on Tuesday, the 14th November, 1916, for the supply anddelivery of 5,000 Dry Cells, as per Schedule No. 1379.

Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained at theStores Branch, General Post Offices, Melbourne, Sydney,Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Dry Cells,Schedule 1379," and be addressed to the Deputy Post-master- General, Melbourne. They may be deposited inthe Tender -box at the General Post Office, Melbourne; ifsent by post they must be prepaid and registered.




Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 2nd October, 1916.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF 2,000 POT-HEAD INSULATORS.

TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster - General, Adelaide, until Two p.m. on

Wednesday, 8th November, 1916, for the supply of2,000 Pot -head Insulators, as per Schedule No. 454.

Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained andsealed patterns inspected at the office of the Controllerof Stores, General Post Offices, Adelaide, Melbourne,Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, and Hobart.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tenders for Pot -head In-sulators," and be addressed to the Deputy Postmaster -General, Adelaide. They may be lodged in the Tender-box at the General Post Office, Adelaide; if sent by postthey must be prepaid and registered.

A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must be enclosed with eachtender.

Neither the lowest nor any tender will necessarily beaccepted.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.

Postmaster- General's Department,Melbourne, 3rd October, 1916.

WESTRN AUSTRALIA.

TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY SWITCHBOARDS, TELEPHONE -VARIOUS AND PARTS.

ni ENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyJ. Postmaster General, Perth, until Three p.m. .10thJanuary, 1917, for the supply and delivery of Switch-boards, Telephone Various and Parts to V.A. ScheduleNo. 534.

Specifications, general conditions, and tender formsmay be obtained, and samples seen, at the Depart-mental Store, Perth, and the General Post Offices, Mel-bourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Sydney, and Hobart;also at the office of the High Commissioner in London.

Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Switchboardparts," and addressed to the Deputy Postmaster General,Perth. They may be deposited in the Tender -box at theGenea}al Post Office, Perth; if. sent by post they mustbe prepaid and registered.

A deposit, or receipt for deposit, in accordance withclause 5 of General Conditions of Contract, must beenclosed with each tender.

The lowest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.

Attorney- General's Department,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL MAGISTRATE IN THESTATE OF VICTORIA FOR THE PURPOSES OFTHE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PENSIONS ACT1908 -1912.

IIIS Excellency the Governor General, with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, lias been pleased

to appoint GEORGE ALFRED WORSFOLD, Esquire, an officerof the Pensions Branch, Department of the Treasury ofMelbourne, in the State of Victoria, to be a SpecialMagistrate of the Commonwealth of Australia for thepurposes of the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act1908 -1912, to have, hold, exercise, and enjoy the saidoffice during the pleasure of the Governor General.

W. M. HUGHES,Attorney - General.

No. 137. --5th October, 1916 2726 Commonwealth Gazette

Attorney - General's Department,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL MAGISTRATE INTHE STATE OF TASMANIA FOR THE PURPOSESOF THE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PENSIONSACT 1908 -1912.

IS Excellency the Governor General, with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased

to appoint NICHOLAS JOHN BROOKS, Esquire, o£ Cole-brook, in the State of Tasmania, to be a Special Magis-trate of the Commonwealth of Australia, for the purposesof the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1912, tohave, hold, exercise and enjoy the said office during thepleasure of the Governor - General.

W. M. HUGHES,Attorney- General.

Attorney - General's Department,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF SPECIALMAGISTRATE IN THE STATE OF TASMANIAFOR THE PURPOSES OF THE INVALID ANDOLD -AGE PENSIONS ACT 1908 -1912.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased

to accept the resignation of KENNETH A. OGILVY,Esquire, of Richmond, in the State of Tasmania, fromthe office of Special Magistrate of the Commonwealthof Australia, for the purposes of the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1912.

W. M. HUGHES,Attorn ey- General.

Attorney General's Department,Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL MAGISTRATE INTHE STATE OF TASMANIA FOR THE PURPOSESOF THE INVALID AND OLD -AGE PENSIONSACT 1908 -1912.

HIS Excellency the Governor General, with the adviceof the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased

to appoint ERNEST VICTOR BEACH, Esquire, an officer ofthe Pensions and Maternity Allowance Office, Hobart,in the State of Tasmania, to be a Special Magistrateof the Commonwealth of Australia, for the purposes ofthe Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1912, to have,hold, exercise and enjoy the said office during the plea-sure of the Governor General.

W. M. HUGHES,Attorney General.

Attorney- General's Department,Melbourne.

Statutory Declarations Act 1911.( T is hereby notified, for public information, that thej undermentioned persons have this day been ap-pointed by me to be Commissioners for Declarationsunder the above -named Act.

a

30th September, 1916.

'V. M. HUGHES,Attorney- General.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.

Major THOMAS BOYLE, of Adelaide, in the State of SouthAustralia, District Paymaster, 4th Military District.

WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN, Esquire, of Adelaide, in theState of South Australia, Officer in Charge of Expedi-tionary Force Pay Office, North Terrace.

Lieutenant WILLIAM JAMES READ, Officer CommandingHome Service Pay Corps, Mitcham Camp, South Aus-tralia.

VICTOR HALLEN EVANS, Esquire, of the ExpeditionaryPay Office, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, in the Stateof Victoria.

ROBERT CHRISTOPHER POTTER, Esquire, of the ReturnedSoldiers Pay Office, Victoria Barracks, Melbourne, inthe State of Victoria.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

ALFRED EDWARD HURLEY ROBERTS, Esquire, of Williams-town, in the State of Victoria, Boarding Inspector.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

CHARLES JOSEPH WESTHOVEN, Esquire, of Melbourne, inthe State of Victoria, Accountant, General Post Office.


ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.ENTRY OF APPRENTICES AT H.M.A. NAVAL DOCKYARDS AND

ESTABLISHMENTS, SYDNEY, N.S.W.AMENDED NOTICE.

ACOMPETITIVE Examination for admission as Appren-tices to the following trades at His Majesty's Australian

Naval Dockyards and Establishments, Sydney, N.S.W., willbe held on 18th and 19th December, 1916, in the capitalcities of the various States.

Number of Vaca neies at

Trade.Cockatooisland.

Blacksmith ..Boilermaker

Engineer ..Ship plater ..

Coppersmith ..Electrical fitterFitters and turners ..

2

610

66

10Moulder and founderBrass.. 2Iron.. .. 2

Painter . .. 2Pattern makerPlumber 4Sheet ironworker 4Shipwright.. 3Ship's joiner . . 2Shipyard fitter 4

Garden Island.

}

t

2

3

1

1

2

2. Candidates must not be less than 14 nor have attainedtheir 16th birthday upon 31st December, 1916, and must beof pure European descent, and sons of natural -born Britishsubjects. Applicants must be of sound bodily health, andfree from physical defects. Successful candidates will berequired to pass a medical examination before entry.

3. The rates of pay are as follows :

1st year.

10s.per week

2nd year.

14s.per week

3rd year.

18s.per week

4th year.

24s.per week

5th year.

30s.per week

Industrial award rates will be paid where higher than thosespecified above.

4. The following will be the subjects of examination :Subject. Maximum. PUB Marks.Marks.

Arithmetic (first four rules, simple andmoney') .. 300

English (dictation, composition, hand-writing and spelling) .. 200 300

Geography .. .. 100 }Geometry and Algebra . 300

Total .. .. .. 900Extra Subject (not compulsory).

Technical training experience in, andaptitude for metal or wood working, ortrade selected by candidate ; orknowledge of elementary scale drawing 100 . i

150

150

100

400

Total .. .. 1,000 400

The maximum marks obtainable and the minimum marksit will be necessary to obtain to pass the examination are asshown above.

5. Every candidate for examination must prepare an appli-cation on the printed form provided for the purpose, whichmust be forwarded to the Naval Secretary, Navy Office,Melbourne, so as to reach him not later than Saturday, 4thNovember, 1916. Each application must be accompanied bya postal note for 5s. (examination fee), crossed and madepayable to the Director of Navy Accounts, Melbourne.

6. Printed forms of application, general conditions govern-ing entry, terms of apprenticeship, particulars relative tosyllabus of examination, &c., and sample papers set at the1915 Examination may be obtained from the following :

Commodore-in- Charge, H.M.A. Naval EstablishmentsGarden Island, Sydney.

General Manager, Commonwealth Naval Dockyard,Cockatoo Island, Sydney.

DislRict Naval Officer, Edgecliffe, Sydney.Naval Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne.District Naval Officer, Bay - street, Port Melbourne.District Naval Officers, Brisbane, Large Bay, S.A.,

Fremantle, and Hobart.J. A. JENSEN,

Minister of State for the Navy.

Commonwealth Gazette 2727 No. 137. -5th October, 1916


Ex. Min. No. 112.NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

CONFIRMATION OIL` APPOINTMENTS, ETC.HIS Excellency the Governor General, acting with

the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hasbeen pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Naval Forces of the Common-wealth, viz. :

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE (SEA - GOING).

Confirmation of Appointments.The probationary appointments of the following Officers

are confirmed as . from the dates set opposite to theirrespective names :

Sub- Lieutenant JOHN GORDON BOYD, R.A.N.R.ist April, 1916.

Sub Lieutenant GEORGE BUTLER HODDINOTT, R.A.N.R.24th June, 1916.

Termination of Appointment.The appointment of GEORGE LESLIE SMITH as Lieu -

tenant in the Royal Australian Naval Reserve (Sea-going) is terminated under Regulation 52 of theRegulations for the Royal Australian Naval Reserve(Sea going) (Statutory Rules 1913, No. 305).

Dated 1st August, 1.916.

J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 847. Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, ETC.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following appointments, promo-tions, &c., made in the Australian Imperial Force by theGeneral Officer Commanding the Australian ImperialForce, in accordance with the powers conferred upon himby Executive Minute, being confirmed:

DIVISIONAL STAFFS.4TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION.

Captain A. W. HYMAN is seconded from 51st Battalionwhilst employed as Divisional Claims Officer.

Dated 18th June, 1916.

BRIGADE STAFFS.STE INFANTRY BRIGADE.

Lieutenant H. W. CuMING vacates the appointment ofOrderly Officer on transfer to the 31st Battalion.

Dated 8th May, 1916.12TH INFANTRY BRIGADE.

Major J. H. PECK vacates the appointment of' BrigadeMajor.

Dated 11th May, 1916..

LIGHT HORSE.5TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT.

Lieutenant G. W. BATHURST is, by sentence of a GeneralCourt Martial, dismissed from His Majesty's Service.

Dated 12th May, 1916.2nd Lieutenant R. C. GOYMER is, by sentence of a

General Court Martial, dismissed from His Majesty'sService.

Dated 31st May, 1916.13TH LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT.

To be Lieutenant-2nd Lieutenant A. E. C. LORD.

Dated 28th April, 1916.

ARTILLERY.1ST DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY.

To be MajorCaptain D. T. ROGERS.

To be CaptainLieutenant H. R. BYRNE.

To be 2nd LieutenantsCorporal HAROLD LEO TOOTH.Battery Sergeant -Major GORDON MURRAY WALLACE,

Dated 12th March, 1916.


Sergeant JAMES PATRICK FORD.Sergeant LESLIE RIDER BurPus.Sergeant BERNARD ELVEY OLIVER.Corporal WILLIAM KEITH ELTHAM.BOlnbardier ROBERT MORGAN SHAW.Gunner AUDLEY PARIER.

Dated 17th May, 1916.2ND DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY.

To be MajorCaptain F. HARBOTTLER.

Dated 1st April, 1916.To be Lieutenants -

2nd Lieutenant A. B. SNODGRASS.Dated 27th May, 1916.

2nd Lieutenant R. R. RICHARD.Dated 9th June, 1916.

To be 2nd Lieutenants'Warrant Officer ALFRED ROBERTS, 4th Field Artillery

Brigade.Warrant Officer CHARLES OSWALD GABBERT, 2nd Am-

munition Sub-Park.Warrant Officer LEONARD SEYMOUR, 1st Australian

Divisional Supply Column.Warrant Officer GEORGE SAMUEL BAKER, l.st Ammuni-

tion Sub-Park.Warrant Officer NORMAN RAMSAY IRVINE, 3rd Field

Artillery Brigade.Dated 2nd June, 1916.

4TH DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY.To he Major

Captain (temporary Major) A. F. R. THOrssoN.Dated 11th May, 1916.

To be 2nd LieutenantWarrant Officer JAMES SLACK.

Dated 8th May, 1916.

5TH DIVISIONAL ARTILLERY.

To be 2nd LieutenantsBombardier ANDREW GARDINER MACALLISTER, 5th

Divisional Artillery Head- quarters.Bombardier ALLAN NICHOLSON NEWTMARCH, 14th Field

Artillery Brigade.Gunner BERESFORD HENRY CAIRNES, 15th Field Artil-

lery Brigade.Gunner GILBERT PHILIP MAXINSON, 15th Field Artil-

lery Brigade.Regimental Sergeant -Major EDWARD DUNLOP, 5th Divi-

sional Ammunition Column.Warrant Officer ALBERT TAYLOR, 13th Field Artillery

Brigade.Corporal ROBERT AVENEL BENNETT, 25th Howitzer

Brigade.Sergeant CHARLES BRASSEY THORNE, 5th Divisional

Ammunition Column.Corporal ERNEST EDWIN JONES, Divisional Ammuni-

tion Column.Bombardier FRANK NORMAN JOHNSON, 3rd Field Artil-

lery Brigade.Bombardier BOB THOMPSON COwLISHAW, from 5th

Light Horse Regiment.Dated 2nd May, 1916.

ENGINEERS.1ST AUSTRALIAN DIVISION.

To be Lieutenant -2nd Lieutenant E. J. PECK.


4TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION.To be 2nd Lieutenant

Sapper DANIEL ERIC BALDWIN.Dated 9th May, 1916.

5TH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION.To be Major

Captain H. GREENWAY.

To be 2nd LieutenantsDated 8th May, 1916.

Sapper CALDER KERNOT OLIVER, 15th Field Company.Sergeant AUBREY HAROLD FfiEEMAN, Head- Quarters,

Divisional Engineers.Dated 7th May, 1916.

Warrant Officer ALEXANDER BRUCE LITTLER, Head-Quarters Divisional Engineers.

Dated 8th May, 1916.2ND DIVISIONAL SIGNAL COMPANY.

7'o be 2nd LieutenantSergeant HOWARD BOTH.



4TH DIVISIONAL SIGNAL COMPANY.To be 2nd Lieutenant -

Sergeant REGINALD BARTLEY ASHE.Dated 25th May, 1916.

INFANTRY.3RD BATTALION.

To be Lieutenant2nd Lieutenant F. E. PAGE (seconded) .

Dated 2nd June, 1916.

4TH BATTALION.To be Temporary Captain -

Lieutenant R. M. T. MATTHEWS.Dated 8th May, 1916.

To be Lieutenants -2nd Lieutenant M. R. L. DOWLING.2nd Lieutenant G. H. PUGH.2nd Lieutenant W. P. CLEMENGER.2nd Lieutenant D. W. ISAACS.2nd Lieutenant C. M. BOILEAU.

Dated 24th May,


Lieutenant H. E. SHAW, seconded to No. 5 A/2 TrenchMortar Battery, to take rank and precedence inthe Australian Imperial Force, as if his appointmentas Lieutenant bore date 1st April, 1916.

18TH BATTALION.To be Captains-

Lieutenant (temporary Captain) R. M. SADDLER.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) H. L. BRUCE.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) F. CoEN.Lieutenant C. H. HARRISON.

Dated 27th May, 1916.To be Lieutenants -

2nd Lieutenant C. T. DOCKER.2nd Lieutenant H. P. CONGDON (seconded).2nd Lieutenant N. H. HOBBS.2nd Lieutenant W. L. APPLEBY.2nd Lieutenant A. PAINE.

Dated 9th June, 1916.2nd Lieutenant L. C. LUCAS.


1916. To be Captain-To be Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant -

2nd Lieutenant W. A. SYMINGTON.Dated 25th May, 1916.

The temporary rank of Captain granted to the under-mentioned officer is cancelled from the date shown -

Lieutenant R. M. T. MATTHEWS -18th May, 1916.

5TH BATTALION.To be Lieutenant

2nd Lieutenant T. A. HOOTER.Dated 23rd May, 1916.

7TH BATTALION.To be Lieutenants -

2nd Lieutenant A. N. HAMILTON.2nd Lieutenant J. W. HOPKINS.2nd Lieutenant J. E. SCHOLES.2nd Lieutenant F. J. S. HOLD.2nd Lieutenant J. F. BOWTELL- HARRIS.


8TH BATTALION.To be Captain-

Lieutenant J. C. M. TRAILL.Dated 26th May, 1916.

9TH BATTALION.To be Lieutenants-

2nd Lieutenant F. .PAGE.2nd Lieutenant G. R. PAGE (seconded) .

Dated 20th May, 1916.2nd Lieutenant C. H. RuDDLE.

Dated 1st June, 1916.10TH BATTALION.

To be Captain -Lieutenant R. K. HuRCOMBE.


11TH BATTALION.To be Lieutenant -

2nd Lieutenant W. C. BELFORD.Dated 29th May, 1916.

12TH BATTALION.

To be Lieutenants-2nd Lieutenant G. F. Goura.2nd Lieutenant G. H. C. HART (seconded) .2nd Lieutenant L. DADSON.2nd Lieutenant C. D. LUCAS.

Dated 25th May, 1916.14TH BATTALION.

To be 2nd Lieutenant-Sergeant JAMES STANLEY ROGERS.

Dated 25th May, 1916.171H BATTALION.

To be Majors-Captain B. D. BROWN (seconded) .

Dated 2nd Junes 1916.Captain (temporary Major) J. M. MAUGHAN.

Dated 9th June, 1916.To be Captains

Lieutenant (temporary Captain) E. T. MANEFIELD.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) L. G. FUSSELL.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Ii. W. JOHNSON.


19TH BATTALION.

Lieutenant (honorary Captain) J. E. DONALDSON.Dated 11th May, 1916.

2nd , Lieutenant H. P. MCMEEKIN, seconded to No.5 A/2 Trench Mortar Battery, to take rank andprecedence in the Australian Imperial Force as ifhis appointment as 2nd Lieutenant bore date the28th April, 1916.

20TH BATTALION.To be Captains -

Lieutenant J. H. MCDONALD.Lieutenant J. J. L. MCCALL.


22ND BATTALION.To be Captains-

Lieutenant L. ELMIGER.Lieutenant E. A. Awls.

To be Lieuteriant,s --2nd Lieutenant J. L. TALLYN.2nd Lieutenant C. F. ROBINSON.


Dated 1st April, 1916.

23RD BATTALION.To be Major-

Captain ( temporary Major) E. T. BRIND.Dated 27th May, 1916.

24TH BATTALION.To be Captains-_ Lieutenant (temporary Captain) T. C. E. GODFREY.

Dated 6th December, 1915.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) G. M. NICHOLAS.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) W. M. TREw.Lieutenant M. W. SAYCE.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) H. C. BRINSMEAD.

Dated 1st May, 1916.Lieutenant W. H. ELLWOOD (seconded) .Lieutenant G. S. MCELROY.Lieutenant W. H. TÀTNALL.

Dated 27th May, 1916.To be Temporary Captains -

Lieutenant G. M. NICHOLAS.Lieutenant W. M. TREW.Lieutenant H. C. BRINSMEAD.

Dated 1st April, 1916.This cancels the notification respecting the promotion

of Lieutenants G. M. NICHOLAS, W. M. TREw, andH. C. BRINSMEAD, which appeared in ExecutiveMinute 768/1916, promulgated in Commonwealthof Australia Gazette, No. 118, dated 7th Septem-ber, 1916.


Lieutenant IL_ H. PAGE.Lieutenant H. CROSS.



Lieutenant W. M. CAMERON.Lieutenant F. B. CALESS.

Dated 2nd June, 1916.



2nd Lieutenant F. H. LANG.2nd Lieutenant W. W. HOSKING.2nd Lieutenant R. D. SOUTHON.


28TH BATTALION.

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To be Quartermaster and Honorary LieutenantRegimental Quartermaster Sergeant JAMES ROBERT

GUNN.Dated 2nd June, 1916.

31ST BATTALION.

To be Temporary CaptainLieutenant H. W. CUMING.


32ND BATTALION.To be 2nd Lieutenants -

Warrant Officer GEORGE GOFF.Company Sergeant-Major ALLAN CAMPBELL.

Dated 12th May, s 191 6.


Lieutenant R. T. TAnRAnT.

Lieutenant J. A. HAND.Dated 1st April, 1916.

Dated 10th May, 1916.To be Lieutenants -

2nd Lieutenant L. S. DRINKWATER.2nd Lieutenant S. J. ABEL.2nd Lieutenant W. N. TING COMBE.

Dated 1st April, 1916.


2nd Lieutenant F. -O. PURNELL.2nd Lieutenant J. J. MCPHERSON.2nd Lieutenant A. HARRINGTON.2nd Lieutenant H. S. DAVIS.

. Dated 12th March, 1916.To be 2nd Lieutenant -

Warrant Officer JOHN WILLIAM IIUGH MARSHALLDated 12th May, 1916.


Lieutenant H. F. McLAUGHLIN.Dated 12th May, 1916.

Lieutenant D. V. HANNAY.Lieutenant J. H. WILSON.Lieutenant E. A. TERRY.Lieutenant F. R. NORTH.

Dated 1st June, 1916.To be Lieutenants -

2nd Lieutenant J. W. MILLAR.2nd Lieutenant C. A. SYMONS.2nd Lieutenant W. PRICE.2nd Lieutenant J. JUDD.2nd Lieutenant G. J. GIBSON.2nd Lieutenant E. O. WILLIAMS.

Dated 1st June, 1916.To be 2nd Lieutenant-

Lance- Corporal GEORGE NOAICES MACAULEY GOODE, flour3rd Light Horse Brigade.



Lieutenant H. W. Buen.Lieutenant O. JILLEy.

To be Lieutenants-2nd Lieutenant O. V. RICHARDSON.2nd Lieutenant W. CALDWELL.2nd Lieutenant L. L. CARTER.2nd Lieutenant F. ANDERSON.2nd Lieutenant J. WHITTLE.



49TH BATTALION.To be Captain-

Lieutenant P. AD SETT.

To be Lieutenants -2nd Lieutenant L. KEm.2nd Lieutenant F. RENINGER.2nd Lieutenant F. B. KAY.

Dated 22nd May, 1916.


Captain J. M. PERRIER is cashiered by sentence ofGeneral Court Martial.

Dated 1st July, 1916.


Lieutenant D. L. TODD.

Lieutenant R. G. WILTON.

To be Lieutenant-2nd Lieutenant H. THOMSON.

To be 2nd _ Lieutenants -Sergeant HAROLD RIGGS.

Dated 24th May, 1916.Corporal JOHN BAIN MONÇRIEFF, from 5th Light Horse

Regiment.



Dated ist May, 1916.


52ND BATTALION.To be Captains-

Lieutenant J. MCNAMARA.Lieutenant C. H. STUBBINGS.

Dated 5th May, 1916.To be 2nd Lieutenants -

Sergeant NAPIER KYFFIN BIRKS.Sergeant WILLIAM VIVIAN KEATS.Sergeant GEORGE SITU TTLEWOBTH REINECKE.


53RD BATTALION.

TD be Temporary Major -Captain P. J. HIGGINS, Whilst commanding the 14th

Infantry Training Battalion.Dated 13th May, 1916.

To be Captains -Lieutenant P. T. ROBERTS.Lieutenant H. PAULIN.Lieutenant F. R. RANSON.Lieutenant R. T. RAMSAY.

Dated 29th April, 191e.To be Lieutenant-

2nd 1\1Lieutenant H. L. OFFITT.Dated 11th May, 1916.

56TH BATTALION.To be Majors -

Captain A. J. SIMPSON.Captain J. S. S. ANDERSON.

Dated 9th May, 1916.To be Captains -

2nd Lieutenant W. R. SHEEN.Dated 29th April, 1916.

Lieutenant (temporary Captain) C. R. LUCAS.Lieutenant (temporary Captain) H. A. ROBERTS.


57TH BATTALION.To be Lieutenant

2nd Lieutenant S. J. NIcHoL.Dated 2nd May, 1916.


2nd Lieutenant D. BUZOLICH.2nd Lieutenant W. J. CRAZE.2nd Lieutenant N. G. PELTON.2nd Lieutenant H. M. PULLIN.


59TH BATTALION.To be 2nd Lieutenant-

Corporal FREDERICK DAVID WHELPTON.Dated 29th April, 1916.

PIONEER BATTALIONS.

1ST BATTALION.

To be 2nd Lieutenants -Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant HERBERT NEVILLE

SOUTHWELL SKEFFINGTON.Company Sergeant -Major WILLIAM CHARLES Four.sïm.

Dated 10th June, -1916.

2ND BATTALION.

-To be 2nd Lieutenant-Warrant Officer JOSEPH ALVIN ARMITAGE.


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4TH BATTALION.Major E. M. WILLIAMS to command.

Dated 9th May, 1916.Major (temporary Lieutenant Colonel) J. M. C. COR-

LETTE relinquishes the temporary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel on transfer to the Engineer Training Depot.


MACHINE GUN COMPANIES.4TH INFANTRY BRIGADE MACHINE GUN COMPANY.

To be 2nd LieutenantCompany Sergeant -Major FRANK REGINALD WATTS.


5TH DIVISIONAL CYCLIST COMPANY.

To be 2nd LieutenantsSergeant SIDNEY DIAMOND.Sergeant PERCY COLQUHOUN REID.Company Quartermaster- Sergeant HOWARD KINGSLEY

LOVE.Staff- Sergeant HECTOR JOHN MACLENNAN.


AUSTRALIAN ARMY SERVICE CORPS.1ST DIVISIONAL TRAIN.

To be 2nd LieutenantsWarrant Officer FRANCIS LAWREN SMITH.Stall Quartermaster- Sergeant FRANCIS HORACE NIXON.

Dated 18th May, 1916;

4TH DIVISIONAL TRAIN.To be Captain

Lieutenant J. ARNOLD.

To be 2nd LieutenantsWarrant Officer THOMAS SEFTON WARE, 7th Company.sergeant TREVOR WILLIAM BRUNT, 14th Company.



5TH DIVISIONAL TRAIN.To be 2nd Lieutenant

Warrant Officer REGINALD STANLEY COLLINS.Dated 2nd May, 1916.


Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 838. Melbourne, 27th September, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.

APPOINTMENTS, ETC.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has

been pleased to approve of the following appointmentsbeing made to the Australian. Imperial Force, to datefrom 25th September, 1916, except where otherwisestated :.___

To be Lieutenant- ColonelLieutenant - Colonel J. J. PAINE, V.D., 41st (Blue

Mountains) Infantry.Dated 12th May, 1916.

To be Lieutenant (Australian Flyingying Corps)Captain H. H. STORRER, Australian Garrison

Artillery.

To be Lieutenants (Mechanieal Transport Companies)Sergeant WILnun STRUAN ANDERSON, Australian Im-

perial Force.CECIL MUNRO DYER.

To be LieutenantsCaptain G. V. W. JOYNT, 62nd Infantry (Carlton

Rifles) .Captain T. H. TEMPLETON, 15th Light Horse (Vic-

torian Mounted Rifles) .

Captain A. Wn cocR, Senior Cadets.2nd Lieutenant B. P. WOODLAND, Australian Imperial

Force.

7'o be 2nd LieutenantsLieutenant R. E. SARA, 19th (Yarroweè) Light Horse.Lieutenant (provisional) L. G. LUCAS, 73rd Infantry

( Victorian Rangers) .Lieutenant (provisional) W. F. SCRIVEN, 76th Hind-

marsh) Infantry.Lieutenant (provisional) G. S. I. QUEALE, 78th In-

fantry ( Adelaide .Rifles) .Lieutenant (provisional) A. MCFADYEN, 59th Infantry.Lieutenant (provisional) W. R. WILLS, 77th Infantry.Lieutenant (provisional) E. E. PATERSON, 52nd

(Hobson's Bay) Infantry.Lieutenant ( provisional ) A. E. TAYLES; 52nd

(Hobson's Bay) Infantry.Lieutenant ( provisional) F. G. HYETT, 63rd Infantry

( The East Melbourne Regiment) .Lieutenant C. T. CRISPE, late Senior Cadets.Sergeant EARLE NORRURY SEARY, Australian Imperial

Force.

To be 2nd Lieutenants, dated 15th September, 1916Warrant Officer ALEXANDER HAROLD JAMES HOWLETT,

Australian Imperial Force.Company Sergeant-Major GEORGE HOLMES THORNTON,

Australian Imperial Force.Sergeant. JOHN HENRY BATE, Australian Imperial

Force.

To be 2nd Lieutenant (provisionally)HUBERT" JOHN CARWARDINE SMITH, late Lieutenant

Herefordshire Regiment.Dated 15th September, 1916.

Termination of Provisional AppointmentsThe provisional appointments of the undermentioned

2nd Lieutenants are terminated, dated 16th Sep-tember, 1916:

W. M. KYLE.V. S. BROWN.H. G. ToMMERUP.W. S. WILKIE.

CorrigendumReferring to Executive Minute- 539 /1916, promulgated

in Commonwealth, of Australia Gazette, No. 69,dated 15th June, 1916, for " 2nd Lieutenant F. T.SMALL " read " Lieutenant F. T. SMALL."

APPOINTMENTS TERMINATED.

The appointments of the undermentioned officers areterminated from dates as stated against their respectivenames :

HEAD-QUARTERS.

Lieutenant- Colonel A. G. FARR -30th September, 1916."

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

Captain E. R. B. PIKE Sth September, 1916.Lieutenant E. BAKER -27th August, 1916.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

Captain W. A. FORSYTHE -22nd September, 1916.Captain W. S. HINTON -23rd August, 1916.Captain A. MCKEAN -6th September, 1916.Lieutenant F. H. W. ROBINSON -11th September, 1916.Lieutenant A. I. BLOOMFIELD -6th September, 1916.2nd Lieutenant J. W. MoRRIs -14th September, 1916.

3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.

Captain D. W. EDWARDS -18th September, 1916.Lieutenant F. O. ROGERS -19th April, 1916.2nd Lieutenant E. EDWARDS -29th August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant A. G. BENNETT -19th September, 1916.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT .

2nd Lieutenant L. E. CLARKE -27th September, 1916.

6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Captain J. NORTHCOTT -30th September, 1916.Lieutenant T. B. MACLEOD -23rd October, 1916.



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Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 830. Melbourne, 28th September, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.APPOINTMENTS, ETC.

HIS Excellency the governor- General acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been

pleased to approve of the following changes, &c., inconnexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.: -

COMMONWEALTH MILITARY CADET CORPS.

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.S'enior Cadets -

Appointments.HUGH CHALONER OLIVE and BERNARD GLLPIN HEP

WORTH to be Lieutenants (provisionally).Dated 1st August, 1916.

SHERRINGTON HOLMES to te 2nd Lieutenant.Dated 30th June, 1916.

HUGH GAST1 EN, NORMAN BENNETT, WILLIAM ERNESTGOERTZ, GEORGE HENRY GREENAWAY, WILLIAM HENRYCASSIDY, DOUGLAS JAMES RYAN, HARRY MALTMAN,GORDON LESLIE HORN, MAURICE JOHN RIDLEY,JOSEPH THOMAS HERBERT BOLLES, ARTHUR THOMASHORNE, and PATRICK JOSEPH WARD to be 2nd Lieu-tenants.

Dated 1st August, 1916.

Confirmations.The provisional appointments of Lieutenants A. J.

MASON and H. G. CRAIG are confirmed.

Promotions.2nd Lieutenants W. J. CUEREL and C. ANDERSON to b

Lieutenants.e


Trans f ers.2nd Lieutenant B. F. WALTON is transferred to the

Senior Cadets, 2nd Military District, with seniorityas from 1st April, 1916.

Dated 1st August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant N. W. PEISKER is transferred to the

Senior Cadets, 2nd Military District, with seniorityas from 15th June, 1914.


Miscellaneous.Lieutenant (provisional) L. H. GATCUM and 2nd Lieu-

tenant T. C. WATSON are seconded from the SeniorCadets whilst serving in the Australian ImperialForce.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets-

Appointments.Captain B. TOLLIS commands the 39th Senior CadetBattalion (temporarily) .

Dated 1st August, 1916.Lieutenant T. M. CANVIN, Reserve Forces, to be Lieu-tenant.

Dated 1st August, 1916.FREDERICK JOHN HOLDEN, HAROLD VINING GALE, JOHN

HENRY SMITH, ROBERT ANGUS GOLDING, ARTHURGEORGE WARREN, and CHRISTOPHER GORDON MADELLto be Lieutenants (provisionally) .

Dated 1st August, 1916.CHRISTIAN HENRY CLEMENT FISCHER and ALEC. RAY-

MOND MITCHELL to be 2nd Lieutenants.Dated 30th June, 1916.

GEORGE HENRY SANDS, CLIFFORD MALLABY, SHIRLEYWATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, WALLACE ANDREWSCOLES, WILLIAM JAMES ROGERS, MEREDITH ST.CLAIR MCMINN, JOHN LESLIE WELLS, ROY EAST,LEONARD MCKAY, ROBERT ARTHUR BRADLEY, TREVORHADDEN HENRY, KENNETH JAMES HOWELL, HAROLDCOOPER, JAMES FRANCIS SPENCE, WILLIAM ERICADDICOAT, CLIVE ALEXANDER HATHAWAY, WILLIAMCHARLES PRYCE EDWARDS, HERBERT LESLIE WILLS,ROYSTON JAMES HENDERSON, and RICHARD JOHNHARDY to be 2nd Lieutenants.


Con firnnations.The provisional appointments of Lieutenants J. E.

GARRED, W. M. CARNE, N. T. HOURN N. R. CHAP -MAN, W. J. BARNES, J. A. MANSFIELD, C. A. E.PETERSON, J. L. PHILLIPS- GIBSON, R. A. HOOK, A.READ, J. W. A. ADAIR, C. J. FoY, A. E. KITCHEN,E. L. PALMER, F. T. HANSEN, H. O. J. SLOANE, andF. WARREN are confirmed.

Prornotiotís.Captains H. E. GORDON and J. GREEN to be Majors.

Dated 1st August, 1916.Lieutenants N. L. LIDDELL, H. R. WALTON, J. C. GEE,

R. A. G. SINFIELD, and W. H. WILSON to be Captains.Dated ist August, 1916.

2nd Lieutenant J. H. CoLOGON to be Lieutenant.Dated ist August,. 1916.

Transfers.2nd Lieutenant B. F. WATSON is transferred from the

Senior Cadets, 1st Military District, with seniorityas from 1st April, 1916.

Dated 1st August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant PEISKER is transferred from the Senior

Cadets, 1st Military District, with seniority as from15th June, 1914.


Resignations.The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant B. C. HUGHES of his

commission is accepted.Dated 30th March, 1916.

The resignations of Lieutenants F. GIBSON and F. H.MORRIS, and 2nd Lieutenants C. E. R. TuL.LOII, L. S.CORNER, C. W. LUSCOMBE, J. H. HAWKINS, W. HUTTON, and W. D. ROBINS of their commissions are ac-cepted.

Dated 31stThe resignations of Lieutenants E. St. C.

P. J. LAMBERT, W. F. O'BRIEN, and G.of their provisional appointments are

Dated 31stMiscellaneous.

The commission of 2nd Lieutenant F. A. S. THOMPSONis cancelled.

July, 1916.HAWTHORNE,H. S. DOVERS

accepted.July, 1916.

Dated 31st July, 1916.Captain A. C. Ross, Lieutenants I. E. IVES and H. M.

ASPINALL, Lieutenants ( provisional) A. R. B. THOM-SON, W. T. PERKINS, F. A. MAILLER, and E. N.BIRKS, and 2nd Lieutenants F. P. PENNINGTON, H.

-K. Ross, IL M. ECKFORD, R. G. COMPTON, B. W.HOWARD, C. W. SAWYER, G. V. GIBSON, H. A. FRIEND,J. M. BRADY, H. B. MORIARTY, E. A. F. SMITH, D. S.MATHESON, and M. H. PRIDEAUX are seconded fromthe Senior Cadets whilst serving with the AustralianImperial Force.

2nd Lieutenants E. R. SINCLAIR and C. W. FIRTH areseconded from the Senior Cadets whilst serving withthe British Army.

The provisional appointment of Lieutenant J. G-. SNED-DEN is cancelled.

Dated 9th November, 1915.Lieutenant (provisional) H. HUNT resumes duty with

the Senior Cadets.Unattached List-. Captain D. LANEY is transferred to the Senior Cadets,

2nd Military District, with seniority as from date oftransfer.

Senior Cadets-Major G. R. CROWTHER to command the 46th (Brighton

and Elsternwick) Senior Cadet Battalion.Dated 1st August, 1916.

Appointments.ANDREW WILLIAMS MCCALL, THOMAS WALKER PEARCE,

and JAMES THOMSON WALLACE INGRAM to be Lieu-tenants (provisionally) .

Dated 1st August, 1916.3RD MILITARY, DISTRICT.

Dated 1st August, 1916.ALBERT THOMAS SEWELL, GEORGE OFFOR SALTHOUSE,

ARTHUR CHARLES PORTER, ALAN BISSETT CALDWELL,WILLIAM MICHAEL LAFFAN, and CHRISTOPHER JOHNSYLE to be 2nd Lieutenants.

Dated 13th June, 1916.MAX VALENTINE, LAWRENCE WALTER GORDON FORBES,

FREDERICS JAMES DUNDAS, COLIN JAMES YOUNG,WILLIAM GORDON BARNETT, JOHN EDWARD FRANCESMCGREEVY, ANDREW DOUGLAS MURRAY PATTERSON,VICTOR GORDON BANNER,, LEONARD FRANCIS EWINS,ARTHUR WILLIAM STACK CARLTON, RONALD EDWARDBAKER LEE, REX ERCILDOUNE PHILLIPS, ALBERTEDWARD DEMMERT, ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSTON,JOSEPH ERIC KNOTT, HARRY HOLBERY MILLER, GEOF-FREY ALFRED PENINGTON, CLAUDE WILLIAM HENRYFARROW, RONALD CUTTLE, ARCHIBALD WALKER,DESMOND CECIL O'BRIEN- MORTIMER, RONALD ISAACLOWENSTERN, WILLIAM AMBROSE SMYTH, and ERROLFRANKSTON HOLTHAM to be 2nd Lieutenants.


No. 137.-5th October, 1916 2782

Confirmations.The provisional appointments of Lieutenants W. M.

OWEN, A. E. JONES, E. E. SALMON, L. A. DYSON, W.H. ROBERTSON, and A. NoALL are confirmed.

Promotions.Captains W. A. BLAIR, J. KERR, and A. D. AFMINGWAY

to be Majors.Dated 1st August, 1916.

Lieutenants J. V. MARTYN, J. L. J. HERRIN, and J. E.ROYLE to be Captains.


Transfers.Lieutenant C. O. BENCKENDORFF is transferred from the

Senior Cadets, 5th Military District, with seniorityas from 25th May, 1914.

Dated ist August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant R. PASCOE is transferred to the Senior

Cadets, 5th Military District, with seniority as from12th May, 1913.

Dated 1st August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant N. JEFFREY is transferred to the Senior

Cadets, 6th Military District, with seniority as from23rd June, 1913.

Dated 1st August, 1916.Captain J. MEERE is transferred to the Unattached

List.Dated ist August, 1916.

Resignations.

The resignation of Captain R. W. MCCULLOUGH of hisappointment as Commanding Officer, 46th (Brightonand Elsternwick) Senior Cadet Battalion is accepted.

Dated 31st July, 1916.The resignations of Lieutenants E. C. MUHLHAN and

F. C. SPITTLE of their provisional appointments areaccepted.

Dated 31st July, 1916.The resignations of 2nd Lieutenants L. A. MYERS, J. M.

PETHEBRIDGE, J. C. SMITH, and N. A. HARTLEY Oftheir commissions are accepted.

Dated 31st July, 1916.That portion of Order in Council, Number 593, of 13th

July, 1916, relative to the resignation of 2nd Lieu-tenant H. E. HEINE of his commission, promulgatedin Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, Number 83,of 13th July, 1916, is cancelled.

Miscellaneous.Captains J. L. DOEG, F. R. IMRAY, and D. C. PRITCHARD,

Lieutenant E. S. GEORGE, Lieutenants (provisional)R. O. GOLDSMITH, W. T. WADSWORTH, R. J. SUGGETT,C. STOREY, and F. J. STRATTON, and 2nd LieutenantsH. S. IMRAY, J. F. COMMONS, E. J. TAYLOR, C. J.ANGUS, T. V. PETTIT, H. S. HARVEY, R. PARKIN, R.P. MINIFIE, C. W. V. FINCHAM, F. R. B. GALE, andW. C. ELLIS are seconded from the Senior Cadetswhilst serving with the Australian Imperial Force.

Lieutenant C. BENNETT and 2nd Lieutenant J. L. VEALresume duty with the Senior Cadets.

Unattached List -Lieutenant E. J. SPRARI is transferred to the Senior

Cadets, with seniority as from date of transfer.Dated 1st August, 1916.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets-

Appointments.ALAN KENNETH FORREST, JOHN WILLIAM TOPLISS,

OLIVER REGINALD GRElG, PHILIP DENNIS BULBECK,and MURRAY JOHN MOTEN to be 2nd Lieutenants.


Promotion.2nd Lieutenant A. N. O'SULLIVAN to be Lieutenant.


Transfer.Lieutenant T. E. LITHERLAND is transferred to the

Unattached List.Dated 1st August, 1916.

Resignations.The resignations of Lieutenants C. T. BARNES and J. T.

TRAVERS of their provisional appointments are ac-cepted.



The resignations of 2nd Lieutenants R. J. DEN. SOUTER,C. W. MALPAS, H. F. CONIGÜAVE, M. C. JAMES, andW. H. D. STEWART are accepted.


5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets-

Appointments.JOHN JOSEPH SIMONS to be Lieutenant (provisional) .

Dated 1st May, 1916.FRED WOOD, RAYMOND ARTHUR CARGEEG, and CYRIL

JOSEPH KING to be Lieutenants ( provisionally) .Dated ist August, 1916.

Transfers.Lieutenant C. O. BENCRENDORFF is transferred to the

Senior Cadets, 3rd Military District, with seniorityas from 25th May, 1914.

Dated 1st August, 1916.2nd Lieutenant R. PASCOE is transferred from the

Senior Cadets, 3rd Military District, with seniorityas from 12th May, 1913.

Dated ist August, 1916.

Miscellanaeous.Lieutenant (provisional) R. E. PARRY and 2nd Lieu -

tenant T. A. DONALD are seconded from the SeniorCadets whilst serving with the Australian ImperialForce.

6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

Senior Cadets-Appointments.

HENRY GEORGE ATKINS and 1IYER NATHAN to be 2ndLieutenants.

Dated 30th June, 1916. _

NEIL LACHLAN CAMPBELL, HARRY ALLEN MUSKrTT, andJAMES WILFRED BOWMAN to be 2nd Lieutenants.


Confirmation.The provisional apliointment of Lieutenant W. T. TODD

is confirmed.Transfer.

2nd Lieutenant N. JEFFREY is transferred from theSenior Cadets, 3rd Military District, with seniorityas from 23rd June, 1913.


Resignation.The resignation of 2nd Lieutenant R. D. BARBER of his

commission is accepted.Dated 31st July, 1916.

ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence,Melbourne, 12th. October, 1916.

Ex. Mins. Nos. 841, 842.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

PROMOTIONS.

Excellency the Governor - General, acting withH.ISthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, hasbeen pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Australian Military Forces,viz.:Australian Army Medical Corps -

Captain (Honorary Major) D. H. E. LINES iS grantedtemporary rank and pay of Lieutenant - Colonel atrate prescribed by Universal Training Regulation160, whilst holding appointment as PrincipalMedical Officer, 6th Military District.

Dated 18th September, 1916.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve -Honorary Captain R. G. BURNARD to be Honorary

Major (temporarily) with pay of rank of Majorat rate prescribed by Universal Training Regulation160, whilst holding appointment as Senior MedicalOfficer, Australian Imperial Force Camp, Mitcham,4th Military District.

Dated 14th August, 1916.


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Department of DefencesEx. Min. No. 845. Melbourne, 5th October, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN-MILITARY FORCES.

LEAVE OF ABSENCE ON GROUNDS OF ILLNESS.


pleased to approve of leave of absence, on grounds ofillness, being granted to Honorary. Lieutenant W. T. S.ROBERTSON, Administrative and Instructional Staff, 6thMilitary District, from 22nd August, 1918, to 10th Sep-tember, 1916, on full pay, under the provisions of Com-monwealth Military Regulation 482.

ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.

Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 846. Melbourne, 5th October, 1916.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

PROMOTION.


pleased to approve of the following change, &c., in con-nexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.:

Australian Army Medical Corps ReserveHonorary Lieutenant W. D. WILLIAMS is granted tem-

porary rank of Honorary Captain, and pay at rateof £325 per annum, whilst holding appointment ofSenior Pharmacist, 3rd Military District.


COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

Melbourne, 4th October, 1916.THE undermentioned notifications of Staff changes,

&c., _are made in accordance with thé Common-wealth Public Service Act and Regulations:

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.ALLOWANCE TO PRIVATE SECRETARY TO ACTING PRIME

MINISTER.

V. C. DUFFY, Clerk, 4th Class, Department of Defence, isgranted an allowance of £25 in respect of the periodfrom 20th January, 1916, to 8th August, 1916, duringwhich he acted as Private Secretary to the ActingPrime Minister.

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE,

Payment to an Officer for Setting and MarkingExamination Papers.

H. A. EARL, Officer in Charge of Examinations, is grantedpermission to receive and retain the fee of £10 10s. forsetting and marking papers in connexion with anexamination to be held in October, 1916; for appoint-ment as Cadet in the Royal Navy.

W. M. HUGHES,Prime Minister.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.REGISTRY OF INSCRIBED STOCK.

Abolition of Office.Messenger, General. Division (486) .

TAXATION BRANCH, CENTRAL STAFF.

Promotion.GOVAN ARTHUR WOOLSTON Cox, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical

Division, salary £156 per annum, to be Clerk, 4th Class,Clerical Division, vice H. E. Jones promoted, withsalary at the rate of £220 per annum; promotion totake effect from 1st July, 1916. (484.)

TAXATION BRANCH, VICTORIA.

Exemption.R. C. MCGIE, Clerk, from 21st August, 1916, to 31st

December, 1916, inclusive. (485.)

NOTE PRINTING BRANCH.

Exemption.R. H. DAVIES, Letterpress Feeder, from 1st August, 1916,

to 30th June, 1917.V. FIDDES, Hoe Assistant, from 31st July, 1916, to 30th

June, 1917.R. JOHNSTON, Hoe Assistant, from 1st August, 1916, to

30th June, 1917.

E. KELLY, Hoe Assistant, from 31st July, 1916, to 30thJune, 1917.

R. THOMAS, Hoe Assistant, from 31st July, 1916, to 30thJune, 1917.

D. HALL, Female Assistant, from 7th August, 1916, to30th June, 1917.

R. MAYER, Female Assistant, from 25th July, 1916, to30th June, 1917.

W. G. HIGGS,(485.) Treasurer.

DEPARTMENT ÒF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Mins. Nos. 357 -360.

LIGHTHOUSE BRANCH.

Reclassification of Position and Promotion of Officer.The classification of the position of Assistant Light-

keeper (in charge) , General Division, Flat Top Island,Queensland, at present occupied. by GEORGE RENDALL,salary £138 per annum, has been raised to that of Light-keeper, General Division, Grade IV., and the said G.Rendall has been promoted therein, with increase insalary to £168 per annum in accordance with suchhigher classification; to take effect from 15th September,1916.

Creation of Vew Position.Assistant Lightkeeper, General Division, Grade III.,

Flat Top Island, Queensland.

Exemptions.R. J. SIMPSON, Lightkeeper, Lady Elliott Island, Queens-

land, from 1st July, 1916, to 12th June, 1917 (inclu-sive).

H. GASSON, Head Lightkeeper, Claremont Isles, Queens-land, from 1st July, 1916, to 30th June, 1917 (inclu-sive) .

A. B. ROBINSON, Head Lightkeeper, Eddystone Point, Tas-mania, from 1st July, 1916 to 31st December, 1916(inclusive).

QUARANTINE BRANCH.

Confirmation of Appointment.DAVID ERNEST ARMSTRONG, Assistant, Victoria, as from

1st December, 1915.

Abolition of Position.Foreman Assistant, General Division, Western Aus-

tralia, occupied by H. E. Chambers.

Creation of New Position.Sanitary Inspector, General Division, Western Aus-

tralia.Classification of Position.

The position of Sanitary Inspector is classified.in theundermentioned grades as shówn :

Grade.

Salary.Increments(Annual).

Minimum. Maximum.

£VIL 216 228 6VIII. 240Ix. 252 276

*Salary within the limits of the Grades will be such asmay be determined from time to time by the Commis-sioner.

Promotion.HENRY ERNEST CHAMBERS, as Sanitary Inspector, General

Division, Grade VII., Western Australia, with increasein salary from £210 to £216 per annum; to take effectfrom 9th September, 1916.

E. J. RUSSELL.

DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.EXEMPTIONS.

Name, Position, Period not exceedingG. H. MACPHEE, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria, two

months from the 14th August, 1916.H. D. HAMMOND, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria, two

months from the 14th August. 1916.W. F. KILMARTIN, Clerk, Electoral Branch, Victoria,

two months from the 14th August, 1916.A. EsAM, Clerk, Offioe of Divisional Returning Officer for

Melbourne Ports, two months from the 14th August,1916.


A. W. HASLAM, Clerk, Office of Divisional ReturningOfficer for Henty, two months from the 14th August,1916.

ANNULMENT OF APPOINTMENT.

Appointment of WINIFRED HILDA ELLIOTT, Typist, onprobation, Electoral Branch, Central Staff, annulled.

KING O'.MALLEY,Minister of State for Home Affairs.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Ex. Mills. Nos. 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 415, 417.

CENTRAL STAFF.

Promotions.

PHILLIP MICHAEL COFFEY, Telegraph Messenger, Tele-graph. Branch, Victoria, salary £39, to be Messenger,Central Staff, with same salary, from 1st September,1916.

ERIC RAYMOND SYMONS, Telegraph Messenger, TelegraphBranch, Victoria, salary £39, to be Messenger, ChiefAccountant's Office, with same salary, from 1st Sep-tember, 1916.

Services Terminated.J. J. W. LAMB, Engineer Operator, Wireless Telegraph

Station, Sydney, from 30th June, 1916 (resigned) .

NEW SOUTH WALES.Promotions.

CHARLES JOHN TAYLOR, Clerical Assistant, 5th Class,West Wyalong, salary £200, to be Clerical Assistant,4th Class, West Wyalong, . with salary of £210, from16th September, 1916.

DANIEL MULLANE, Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Tenter -field,- salary £200, to be Clerical Assistant, 4th Class,Tenterfield, with salary of £210, from 16th September,1916.

WILLIAM HUGH DATSON, Clerical Assistant, 5th Class,Surry Hills, salary £200, to be Clerical Assistant, 4thClass, Surry Hills, with salary of £210, from 16thSeptember, 1916.

ETHEL SWAN Cox, Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Braid -wood, salary £200, to be Clerical Assistant, 4th Class,Tumut, with salary of £210, from 16th September,1916.

ANDREW NANCE MUIR, Postmaster, Grade V., 4th Class,Relieving Staff, salary £282, to be Postmaster, GradeIV., 3rd Class, Bellingen, with salary of £330, from15th September, 1916.

JOHN HORSLEY, Postmaster, Grade V., 4th Class, Re-lieving Staff, salary £282, to be Postmaster, Grade IV.,3rd Class, Wellington, with salary of £330, from 15thSeptember, 1916.

JOHN ALBERT REID, Relieving Officer, 5th Class, Reliev-ing Staff, salary £190, to be Clerical Assistant, 4thClass, Cobar, with salary of £210, from 22nd Septem-ber, 1916.

NORMAN WILLIAM VICTOR HAYES, Assistant Engineer,Class E, . Chief Electrical Engineer's Office, CentralStaff, salary £240, to be Assistant Engineer, Class D,Electrical Engineer's Branch, with salary of £336,from 15th September, 1916.

Extension of Probation.WALTER LESLIE BAILEY, Postman (Relieving), Broken

Hill, three months from 28th August; 1916.

Payments to Officers.w. H. WARNER, Senior Messenger, Sydney, to be paid

a bonus of £2 in consideration of a suggestion madeby him for the reduction in size of registered letterlists.

A. CAMERON, Senior Lineman, Wentworth, to£3 for use of his sulky and harness on officialfor fifteen days.

Leave of Absence without Páy.HAROLD MCCARTHY, Postman, Kempsey, six

such period of leave not to be counted for anyas part of such officer's period of service.

Services Terminated.RICHARD )IETD BLACKFORD, Telegraph Messenger,

from 9th September, 1916 (resigned) .

New Offices Created.Assistant, Parkes.Telegraph Messenger, Grade I., fi4allerawang.Senior Lineman, Moss Vale.Telegraph Messenger, Gulgong.

be paidbusiness

months,purpose

Sydney,

Offices Abolished.Telephonist, Cobar.Postman, Woollahra. -

Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Moree.Lineman, Mittagong.Clerical Assistant, 5th Class, Parkes.

Exemptions.J. T. WILLIAMS, Carpenter, Electrical Engineer's Branch,

not exceeding six months from 22nd May, 1916.A. Ross, Assistant, Goulburn, ffoin 1st July to 22nd

August, 1916 (inclusive) .

VICTORIA.

Furlough.ALBERT EDWARD HACKETT, Senior Lineman, Electrical

Engineer's Branch; six months on full pay.

Leave of Absence without Pay.GEORGE ALBERT BROWN, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's

Branch, three days, such period of leave not to becounted for any purpose as part of such officer's periodof service.

Services Terminated.J. T. TOPE, Telephonist, Electrical Engineer's Branch

(Telephones), from 15th September, 1916 ( forfeitedoffice on her marriage) .

Office Abolished.Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch ( Construction

and Maintenance) .Exemptions.

_, L. FOWLER, Postman, Kyneton, not exceeding threeweeks from 21st August, 1916.

F. J. O'HARE, Cleaner, Inspection Branch, not exceedingthree months from 28th August, 1916.

QUEENSLAND.

Promotions.` GILBERT WILLIAM LANE, Messenger, Grade II., Un-

attached, Department of Trade and Customs, salary£110, to be Assistant, Grade II., Townsville, withsalary of £120, from date of commencing duty.

ERIC ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROCK, Telegraph Messenger,Grade I., Mt. Perry, salary £60, to be Postal Assistant,Grade II., \Vondai, with salary of £78, from 20thApril, 1916.

PATRICK JOHN O'SHEA, Telephonist, Electrical Engi-neer's Branch (Telephones) , salary £110, to beMonitor, Electrical Engineer',s Branch (Telephones),with salary of £132, from 6th June, 1916.

Cancellation of Approval for Promotion.The approval given for the promotion of ARCHIBALD

ARTHUR KANN, Telephonist, Ayr, as Assistant, Hughen-den, at his present salary of £102, from 9th June, 1916,notification of which appears on page 1741 of Common -wealth Gazette, No. 96, of 3rd August, 1916, has beencancelled.

Payment to an Officer.W. CARTER, Line Foreman, Brisbane, to be paid £1 5s.

in connexion with the removal of his furniture fromCairns upon his transfer to Brisbane.

New Offices Created.Postal Assistant, Innisfail.Postal Assistant, Acting Telegraphists' Staff, Rock-

hampton.Postal Assistant, Acting Telegraphists' Staff, Tele-

graph Branch.Senior Postal Assistant, Acting Telegraphists' Staff,

Townsville.Postal Assistant, Acting Telegraphists' Staff, Towns

trille (three positions) .Office Abolished.

Telephonist, Toowooinba.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Cancellation of Approval for Promotion.The approval given for the promotion of CLIFFORD

AUGUSTUS REVELL, Telegraph Messenger, Grade I., PortPinie, salary £52, as Postman, Grade II., Petersburg,with salary of £72, from 7th June, 1916, notification ofwhich appears on page 1682 of Commonwèalth Gazette,No. 91, of 27th July, 1916, lias been cancelled.

Offices Abolished.Postal Assistant (in charge) , Burnside.Telegraph Messenger, Burnside.

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Pronzotion.OSMOND DETWILER SANDERSON KEYSER, Telegraph Mes-

senger, Grade L, Wagin, salary £52, to be Messenger(in training), Grade II., Accounts Branch (TelephoneAccounts) , with salary of £78, from 4th September,1916.

Furlough.BAYLEY STEPHEN DEVENISH, Clerk, Accounts Branch

(Cashier), three months, on full pay.TASMANIA.

Services Terminated.E. F. BALSTRUP, Telephonist, Launceston, from 7th Octo-

ber, 1916 (resigned) .Exemption.

L. V. HANLEY, Lineman, not exceeding three monthsfrom 4th August, 1916.

WI LLI A M 11EB STE R,Postmaster General.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 664.

FOR APPOINTMENT, AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

ACOMPETITIVE Examination, for appointment asabove, of boys who are not officers of the per-

manent staff of the Commonwealth Public Service, andwho will be not less than 14 years of age nor havereached their 16th birthday at the date of examination,will be held at the places named below, and subject tothe following conditions :

DATE OF EXAMINATION. Saturday afternoon, 7thOctober, 1916.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be lodgednot later than Thursday, 5th October, 1916, with thePostmaster, at the Post Office at which the candidatedesires to be appointed, from whom printed forms ofapplication may be obtained either by written or per-sonal request.

Candidates for appointment at Sydney and Suburbsshould forward their applications, and fees direct to theCommonwealth Public Service Inspector, 8th Floor,Commonwealth Bank Building, Sydney, from whom ap-plication forms may be obtained, and with whom theyshould be lodged not later than 30th September.

EXAMINATION CENTRES :New South Wales. Sydney and Suburbs, Bangalow,

Coolah,, Cronulla Beach, Delungra, Gulg ng,Greta, Kyogle, Lithgow, Matong, Narrabri,Orange, Paterson, Tamworth, Temora, Wallera-wang.

Queensland. Allora, Charleville, Emu Park, Ilfracombe, Inglewood, Many Peaks, Mount Perry,Roma, St. George, Selwyn, Stanthorpe, Thargo.mindah, Thursday Island, Wallumbilla.

South Australia. Pine Creek.Tasmania. Zeehan.

Unless informed to the contrary, candidates shouldpresent themselves for examination at 1.45 p.m. on thedate shown above, at the Post Office at which they desireappointment.

Candidates for appointment at Sydney and Suburbswill be notified where to attend for examination.

EXAMINATION FEE. Each application must be accom-panied by a crossed postal note for 5s.

VACANCIES. Successful candidates will be eligible forappointment," in their order of merit, to existing vacan-cies at the centre at which they are examined only, andalso to vacancies arising at such centre during theperiod of eighteen months ensuing the date of the entryof their names on the Register of Qualified Candidates.A successful candidate will, however, cease to be eligiblefor appointment upon attaining his seventeenth birthday.

SALARY. The salary attached to the position is -1styear, £39; 2nd year, £52; with an increase, after afurther twelve months, to £60 per annum conditionalon passing a test in sending and receiving telegraphmessages at the rate of twenty words a minute.

On reaching the age of 21 years, officers in the GeneralDivision may be paid a salary of £132 per annum.

ALLOWANCE. Upon application being made by asuccessful candidate appointed away from home, anallowance will be paid at the rate of £1 per monthduring his services as Telegraph Messenger while livingaway from home.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. The subjects of examinaLion will be

(a) Handwriting To he judged from the candi-dates' papers in -Spelling. (Maximum marks,100.)

(b) Spelling To betion, not lessmarks, 150.)

(c) Arithmetic First four rules, simple and money.(Maximum marks, 200.)

GENERAL PARTICULARS. Candidates will pass thisexamination if they secure half marks in Handwritingand in Spelling; but those who also gain half marksin Arithmetic will be eligible for promotion to ahigher position in the General Division. Those who donot secure half marks in Arithmetic will be required topass a further examination, after appointment, in thatsubject in order to become qualified for promotion. ATelegraph Messenger on attaining the age of 18 yearsmust retire unless he has qualified for promotion. Pro -mQtion examinations are held half- yearly.

Telegraph Messengers, upon being qualified for pro-motion, may be appointed to higher positions in theGeneral Division, such as Telephonist, Postman, Assist-ant, Mail Driver, and Indoor Messenger. Officers mayadvance from these positions to other and higher posi-tions in the General Division. Telegraph Messengersmay also be appointed as Postal Assistants on passingan examination in Telegraphy.

Telegraph Messengers and other General Divisionofficers may qualify for transfer to the Clerical Division53- passing competitive examinations that are held forthat purpose from time to time as the requirements ofthe Service demand.

NAVAL OR MILITARY TRAINING. Before any successfulcandidate, who is liable for training under the compul-sory clauses of the Defence Act 1903 -15, can receiveappointment, he must produce evidence from his AreaOfficer that he has rendered the personal service requiredor has been granted a temporary exemption.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. A successfulcandidate upon appointment must produce evidence ofthe date of his birth and a medical certificate, satisfyingthe Commissioner in such particulars as he may deter-mine, of sound bodily health and freedom from physicaldefects. A successful candidate should not undergomedical examination until instructed by the Commis-sioner to do so.

TEXT BOOKS. No text, books are prescribed; but theannual issues in book form of the papers set at Com-monwealth Public Service Examinations held during theyears 1913, 1914, and 1915 (including Examinations forappointment as Telegraph Messenger) may be obtainedfrom the Government Printer, Melbourne or Sydney, andthe Collector of Customs, Brisbane, for is. each (beypost, ls. Id.), for which a postal note must be remitted,as stamps alone will not be accepted.

tested by writing, from dictathan 180 words. (Maximum

W. B. EDWARDS,Acting Commissioner.

H. McTAGGART,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commis-sioner, Melbourne, 20th September,. 1916.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATIONS will be received by the Public

Service Commissioner from persons qualified forappointment to the positions specified below.

Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible forappointment to the Administrative and ProfessionalDivisions, but are not eligible for appointment toClerical or General Division vacancies, unless they werein the service of a State on 1st January, 1901, or areat present permanent officers in the service of a State,or have retired from the service of the Commonwealthor of a State.

Applications must be in applicant's handwriting, andshould show fully qualifications for the position sought.

In the case of applicants who are officers of the PublicService of the Commonwealth or of a State the follow-ing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication:

DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length 'of service (in years)Salary ( per annum )Date of receipt of present salary

Applicants from outside the Service should state fullname and date and year cf birth. Copies- only ofdiplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates shouldbe forwarded. If -the originals are required they willbe asked for.


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Applications should be addressed to the " Commonwealth Public Service Inspector " of the State in whichthe vacancy exists. If the applicant is an officer of theCommonwealth Public Service the application shouldbe forwarded to the Inspector through the principalofficer of the Department in the State in which theofficer is located, except when the vacancy is in anotherState, when the application should be forwarded directby the applicant to the Inspector, a copy at the sametime being forwarded to the principal officer of theDepartment.

Minimum and maximum salaries where shown indicatethe limits of the class or grade in which the position isclassified. Subject to the provisions of the Public Ser-vice Act appointments may be made at any salary withinthose limits. Successful appointees must comply withthe life assurance provisions of the Public Service Actand Regulations.

Officers of the Public Service should note that inany case where the minimum salary of a position in theClerical Division is not the minimum salary of a Class,and the successful applicant is not eligible for the formerby reason of not having received the salary of the nextlower subdivision for twelve months, he will be grantedan allowance equal to the difference between the salaryfor which he is eligible and the minimum salary of theposition until he can be advanced by annual subdivi-sional increments to the latter salary.

Where vacancies are notified in positions which havebeen the subject of award, the minimum and - maximumsalaries shown are those prescribed by the award. Ifthe officer appointed to any such position is eligible tobecome, but is not, a member of the- organization whichobtained the award, he can only be paid the rates ofsalary prescribed in the Public Service Act or Regula-tions for the position to which he has been appointed,unless and until he becomes a member of the organiza-tion, when the award rates shall apply.

Officers who may be transferred without promotion orincrease of salary, as the result of an application-for anadvertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes withinthe conditions prescribed in Public Service RegulationNo. 54.

Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merelyfor the information of officers. It is not incumbent onDepartments to provide quarters, which, if provided,may be wholly or partially withdrawn at any time.

Position.Division

Locality. and Salaryper Annum.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

ApplicationReturns ble.

Chief Clerk, 1st f Melbourne ... I Clerical, £520 12th OctoberClass 1 1 to £600

Applicants should have good experience in departmentaladministration and knowledge of commercial matters.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.

Chief VeterinaryInspector,Class B,CommerceBranch

SeniorVeterinaryInspector (2positions),Class C,CommerceBranch

VeterinaryInspector (4positions),Class D,CommerceBranch

CENTRAL STAFF.

Melbourne ...

Melbourne ...

Melbourne ...

Professional,£600

Professional,£432

Professional,£372

19th October

19th October

19th October

Successful applicants will be required to conduct activework in meat inspection in the several States, as required, inaddition to maintaining a general supervision over the work ofmeat inspection in the Commonwealth.

NOTIFIUATION OF. VAOANOIEScontinued.

Position. Locality.Division

and Salaryper Annum

ApplicationReturnable.

DEPARTMENT ON TRADE AND CUSTOMS continued.

QUEENSLAND.

Inspector, 2ndClass, Land-ing Branch

Brisbane Clerical, £420to £500

12th October

Detective Port AdelaideInspector, 4th

Clerical, 220to £310

19th October

Class, LandingBranch

QUARANTINE BRANCH.

Tasmania.

... I Clerical, £310 912th OctoberClerk, 4th Class ( Hobart

Applicants should have good knowledge of the conditionsgoverning the exportation of fruit and other products under theCommerce Act, and the importation of animals and plantsunder the Quarantine Act.

DistrictEngineer,Class D

LIGHTHOUSE BRANCH.

South Australia.

Port Adelaide Professional,£336 to £408

19th October

Applicants should possess a thorough knowledge of repairsand maintenance, and inspection work, lighthouse structuresand dwellings, manned and unattended lights, and be capable ofestimating in all its phases.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Clerical Assist-ant, 4th Class

Postmaster ...

New South Wales.

Tame

Barraba.

Clerical, £210 19th October

Clerical, £282 19th Octoberto £318, less10 per cent.for rent ofquarters

Quarters : Six rooms, &c.

Victoria.

Clerical Assist - HorshamIant, 4th Class I

... I Clerical, £210 112th October

Postmaster

SeniorTelegraphist

Queensland.

Rockhampton Clerical, £462to £500, less10 per cent.for rent ofquarters ;district al-lowance,Scale I.

Quarters : Twelve rooms, &c.

Rockhampton Clerical, £235to £300 ; dis-trict allow-ance, Scale I.

19th October

19th October

W. B. EDWARDS,Acting Commissioner.

H. MoTAGGART,Acting Secretary.

Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 3rd October, 1916.

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