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No. 53.3 THURSDAY, 22ND JUNE. [1 g22+

Australia to wit.FORSTER,

Governor - General.

ORDERBy His Excellency the Governor -

General of the Commonwealthof Aùstralia.

I N pursuance of the powers conferred by section 63 of theDefence Act 1903 -1918, and section 10 of the Defence

(Civil Employment) Act 1918, I, Henry William, BaronForster, the Governor- General aforesaid, acting with the ad-vice of the Federal Executive Council, do hereby. create theoffice of Clerk, Fifth Class, Clerical Division, District Ac-counts Office, South Australia, as a civil office in the DefenceForce.

And I do hereby declare that the said office in my opinionwould, but for the Defence (Civil Employment) Act 1918, havebeen a Public Service office.

And I do hereby appoint JOHN KILGOUR, an officer of theNorthern Territory, to the said office, with salary of £210 perannum with effect from 7th November, 1921.

Given at Sydney under my Hand and the Seal ¡of the Corn-(L.s.) monwealth of Australia this fouiteenth day of June,

One thousand nine hundred and twenty- two.By His Excellency's Command, .

W. MASSY GREENE,Minister of State for Defence:

PROCLAMATIONAustralia to wit. By His Excellency the Governor -

FORSTER, General of the CommonwealthGovernor- General. of Australia.

BY virtue of the provisions of section 151 of the DarwinTown Council Ordinance - 1918 -21, I, Henry - -William,

Baron Forster, the Governor - General aforesaid, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, do hereby placethe reserves dedicated for the use and benefit of the inhabi-tants of the town of Darwin, by proclamation, dated the tenthday of April, 1922, under the care, control, and managementof the Darwin Town Council.

Given under any Hand and the Seal of the Commonwealththis fourteenth day of June, One thousand nine hun-

(L.s.) Bred and twenty -two, and in the thirteenth year ofHis Majesty's reign.

By His Excellency's Command,G. F. PEARCE,

Minister of State for Home and Territories.GOD SAVE THE KING !

0.8225. --No. 53. PRIDE 6D. ; Quarterly, 7s. 7d. ; Half -Ye

TRANSFER OF CONTROL OF WIRELESS SERVICE INTHE COMMONWEALTH TO THE FRIME MINISTE/R'S'DEPARTMENT:IT is hereby notified, for public information, that the Go-

vernor- General in Council, having approved that thecontrol of wireless in the Commonwealth be transferred to thePrime Minister's Department, with such of the existing staffas the Prime Minister may require for the economic and effi-cient working of the service, the Prime Minister will ad-minister thé Wireless Telegraphy Act 1905 -1919 on and from1st June, 1922.

J. EARLE, for Prime Minister.

War Service Homes Act 1918 -1920.N pursuance of seetión 50 of the War Service Homes Act

1918 -1920, the Governor - General has been pleased toapprove of the arrangement dated the 7th day of June, 1922,entered into by the War Service Homes Commissioner withthe Government of the State of Western Australia for thepurpose of providing homes for or making advances to eligiblepersons upon the same terms and conditions as are providedby the said Act.

H. LAMOND, for Minister for Repatriation.

PURSUANTto the Regulations issued under the qùst'-alian

Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920, approval has been givento the following appointments:

To be members of the Soldiers' Industrial Committees for theundermentioned trades for Adelaide and Metropolitan area- in-the State of South Australia :

Carpenters and Joiners (Commonwealth Gazette, No. 35,27th April, 1922) .

ARTHUR RICHARD MILLER, Esq. ( vice! Walter Aber -cromby, Esq., resigned, as from 27th April, 1922).

Wood Trades (gazetted 27th February, 1919).HoRACE STANTON FARMER, Esq. (as from 26th May,

1922).

J. M. SEMMENS, Chairman, Repatriation Commission.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General directsfled that Mr. EUGENE BLOCH has resumed

orary Consul for Switzerland at Sydney, in theSouth Wales.

arly, 15s. 2d.;. Yearly, 30s. 4d.

it to be noti-duty es Pan-State of New

Short title andcitation.

1054 Lommonwealtli - Gazette

TERRITORY OF nw- KIKA.aia. so or ayas.

AST QiìINA ÇETo amend the 46 Succession Duties Ordinance 1922."

J3E

it ordained by the Governor enral of the Commonwealth ofAustralia, with the advice of the Feder al Executive Coupe í,

hi pursuance of the powers conferred by the New Quinea Act 1920,as follows :

1. (1.) This Ordinance may be cited as the Succession DutiesOrdinance 1922 (No. 2).

(2.) The .Succession Duties Ordinance 1922 as amended by thisOrdinance may be cited as the Succession Duties Ordinances 1922.

Commencement. 2. This Ordinance shall be .deemed to have commenced upon thedate of the commencement of the Succession Duties Ordinance 1922.

Amendment of 3. The Succession Duties Ordinance 1922 is amended by omitting.Part III. of from Part III. of the Schedule thereto the word " Victoria " andSchedule.

inserting in its stead the words " the Territory ".

Dated the fourteenth day of June, One thousand nine hundredand twenty -two.

FORSTFR,Governor- General

By His Excellency's Command,J. EARLE,

for Prime Minister.

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Regulations may be purchased at the Government Printing Off icet the price indicated.

Title of Act.

Commonwealth Public ServiceAct 1902 -1918 (SeventhAmendment 1922)

Meteorology Act 1906

Post and Telegraph Act 1901T 1916'Treaty of Peace (German y)" Act-1919 -1920T- Téatiss of Peace (Austria and

Bulgaria) Oct 1920

Treaties of Peace (Austria and.Bulgaria) Act 1920

War Gratuity Act 1020

Citation ofStatutory

Rule:Particulars of Regulations comprised in

Statutory Rule. s

Date onwhichmade.

To come intooperation.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

8. d.S.R. 1922,

No. 81Commonwealth Public Service Regulations.

Amendment of regulation 149 (g)7.6.22 3.12.21 0 3

S.R. 1922,No 82

Amendment of regulation 2 (1). (Increase in costof Annual Rain Map)

14.6.22 Forthwith 0 3

S. R. 1922,No. 83

Amendment of Post and Telegraph Regulation276. (Reduction of commission on money orders)

14.6.22 19.6.22 0 3

S.R. 1922,No. 84

Treaty of Peace Regulations. -After regulation20B is inserted regulation 20o. (Trustee char es)

14.6.22 28.6.19 0 3

S.R. 1922,No. 85

Treaty of Peace (Austria) Regulations: -Afterregulation 9 is inserted regulation 9A. (Trusteecharges)

14.6.22 10.9..19 . 0 3

S. R. 1922,No. 86

Treaty of Peace (Bulgaria) Regulations. After- regulation 9 is inserted regulation 94: (Trustee

charges)

14.6.22 27.11.19 0 3

S. R. 1922,No. 87

War Gratuity Regulations. After regulation 17 isinserted regulation 18. (Bonds alienable in casesof debt or insolvency)

15.6.22 Forthwith 0 3

W. M. HUGHES, Prime 2dinieter.

-- .s...w _ ÿ=ëas;

Commonwealth Gantt()

COMMONWEALTH SANK OF AIM TRALI*.

SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMUNT.

Sydney, 9th June, 1922.

TN accordance with Section 51 of the Commonwealth Bank Actit 1911-1920 the following list of accounts carried to the credit of" Depositors' Unclaimed Fund " is published for information.

DENISON MILLER, Ciov,ernex:

LIST OF ACCOUNTS CARRIED TO DEPOSITORS'UNCLAIMED FUND.

Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch. State.

AllenCormieCormie

DaviesFinneyHarrisonHughesHuskieJamiesonHarris,Jenkins

Jenkins

Jenkins

KaiserKiernanKirbyKraussLauderLoobyblacsweenMolloyMountfordO'LoughlinPeekPeeversPinnellRichardsScales

Selmes

WilliamDavid George

Patrick WilliamKarl

Thomas HenryFrances Mary..FranklinEdwardDavid Charles. ,MaryGeorgeLazarus }Henry, in trust

for MaryJenkins

Henry, in trustfor George.Gronow Jen-kins

Henry, in trustfor ElizabethAnn Jenkins

Anna E m il i e . .Edward ..Joseph ..Karl . .John ..

Matthew HenryAlexander ..Wilìiaps ..Minnie ..Hugh .August LudwigHorace .Albert Alfred..Violet Jane .Edward Herbert

AtholHenry William,

trustee forHenry WilliamSelmes, junior

Shephard Walter Leslie..Shoerder Hilda Mary ..Smith Albert t trusteesSweet Harry f for

Thomas JamesSummers

Smith Christopher, Crus-tee for AnnRebecca Smith

Snowball Joseph Taylor..Stevenson Thomas ..Stevenson William John . .

Anderson Edward ..Barnswall Bartholomew

JohnBrimley Albert V. ..Brownrigg Marcus FrancisByrne John Lalor ..Cain Margaret ..Champion ElizaClark Richard , .

Clarke CharlesCrawford William . .

Cunningham Elizabeth ..Dunlop Alexander , .Fay CharlesFlannágan Margaret Francis;Fog Peter ValentineGaydon Albert EdwardGlasgow Emily .. .

Groube Blanche Ger-trude Jean

£ 's. d.1 4 6

11. 12 6

3.13 06 18 6

62 14 41 19 101 6 72 9 5

1 4 0

1 4 0

1 4- 0

1 5 21 14 11

12.10 238 15 383 7 2

1 4 41 6 31 5 1

1 4 81 8 101 4 21 4 33 14 91 4 59 17 3

1 5 0

1 4 52 $ 1

20 7 2

6 15 2

1 17 '7

2 9 112 19 1

99 16 81 4 8

,1 5_62 3 01 8 91 4 51 14 35 19 0ì 5 01 4 81 4 81 14 11

10 0 112 17 31 5 113 9 71 8 92 3 10

Wagga Wagga

Newcastle ..

Wagga Wagga

Newcastle ..Wagga Wagga

Newcastle

,a

Wagga WaggaDubbo ..Wagga WaggaNewcastle ..Wagga WaggaDubbo ..Newcastle ..Dubbo ..Wagga Wagga

Broken Hill..Wagga WaggaBroken Hill ..Wagga WaggaNTewcastle

Wagga Wagga

o,

Broken Hill..

Wagga Wagga

Dubbo ..Wagga Wagga

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Melbourne ....

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BallaratMelbourneBallaratMelbourne

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Surname. Christian Names. Amount. Branch. gtáte.

HowardJenkinsJensenJexJonesKennedy

KennyLessingLysaghtMackenzieMasseyMcDonaldMcDonaldMeredithNicholsonNisbittO'ReganOrfordPascoePollardPowellQuinlivanRussell

ScottSheehanSiemsSullivanTernesTuohy

WantonWatsonWinterWittinghamBarber

BoydBrowneBuchananCampbellChapmanColleyKellyCollinsConeglioDavidsonDeleepaDickinsonDowlingGrantGuest

HallHardgroveInnocendJarmanKhamLalorLudbrookMansonMcAlpineMcCormackMcDonaldMorganNolanPooleRicci.RoderickRyanTurnerWillettWilsonWilsonWrightYoungBatmanLindnerMason

William EdwardMary Duncan..Jack ..

Maud ..Walter Henry..Clara Marion

MabelMarcus ThaddeusHans Walter..SusanHector ..

Richard MorganHenry ..John ..

James Gordon..Frank ..Alfred MortimerPatrick ..Charles Henry..Arthur Ernest. .John Peter ..Percy .

James EdwardKathleen Ver-

onicaRobert Muir ..MauriceLouisa

O.

John LawrenceWillis Alfred . .Eva Elizabeth..Joseph ..Alfred Charles . .Arthur ..Irene Mary ..John CecilAlbert Edward

JamesJames ThomasRobert John ..William ..Russell . .JohnAgnesWilliam fF. A. . .WilliamRobert

Ernest ..Ernest JoshuaEdward Neve , .Joseph Horatio

HarryThomas RameyJohn ..

George Alfred . .William . .Otto ..James..Hanna ..Wickim ..Bruce Adrian . .Mary EllenNeilFrankEdwardFrankNinaWallaceThomas ..George Henry..Alfred ..Agnes ..Richard ..William HenryQuanGeorge Edward

JohannWìlhelm T.Alice ..

Moorooroo GunOwenRandle

StevensSmithStreaky Bay

volent Fund

Club ..JohnGeorge Alexander Millar

FrankAnthonyArthur John ..Hospital Bene-

Amount.

ene-

s. d.1 14 10 MeibOurnß . . YlçtM&1 19 81 4 54 19 52,13 31 4 7 ..

BallaratMelbourne ..

2 14 41 11 11 9 92 8 11 Ballarat1 10 1 Melbourne1 4 4 Ballarat1 8 9 Melbourne1 7 101 17 31 5 01 14 34 19 51 7 21 5 32 19 31 5 42 16 7

1 122 18

30 1537 142 91 41 74 101 41 191 51 4

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Ballarat ..Melbourne .

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1 13 11 ,, ..2 1 10 ..6 11 10 ..1 4 4 Brisbane ..1 6 1 Townsville ..1 4 41 101 81 71 41 61 42 171 8

..

3 Brisbane ..2 Townsville .9 ..5 Brisbane ..3 . Townsville ..

5 Brisbane ..11 Townsville ..

7 0 109 $ 01 5 21 5 8

62 13 101 18 01 5 81 8 21 4 7

10 11 81 4 1

1 4 81 8 33 14 5I1 11 112 12 31 14 11{1 4 81 7 51 17 111 .5 62 14 41 6 81 4 5i 10 10s 14 52 19 52 9 44 10 9,

1 4 31 10 2

Brisbane ..p, -

Townsville . .

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Brisbane ....

Townsville ..

Brisbane ..Townsville ..

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Brisbane ..Townsville ..Adelaide .. S. Aust.

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No. 53. --22nd June, 1922

LIST OF ACCOUNTS, ETO. continued.

1056

Surname. Christiap Names. Amount. I Branch. I State.

s. d.Symons Nellie Eliza M. 4 19 11 Adelaide . S. Aust.United Building Trades Picnic 1 16 3 g, 1 77

CommitteeWade ' Patrick .. 3 13 77

Wilson J. .. .. 1 1'7 9 Pt. Augusta 77

Adie Eleanour 3 17 6 Perth .. W.A.Anse11 John Hardwick 32 15 o 7! 77

Bennett George .. 13 11 2 77 77

Brehemy Peter .. 12 8 77 77

Byrth Michael 10 3 77 77

Cavanagh George 5 5 77 7f

Dalton Florence Gert-rude

1 4 2 7, 77

Gettens Epsie 1 5 2 97 77

Halmel Ernest .. 1 4 4 7, 77

Herbert George .. 1 7 6 PP 77

Jackson Leslie Carl .. 1 4 7 77

Kazakos Panaciotis Vas -ilia

i 6 0 77

Keane Patrick .. 1 7 5 77 77

Leech Arundel Upton 1 14 5 77 77

HedleyLeonard Theo .. 1 . 6 1 77

Loncar John .. 1 11 2 77

Maunder Percy Arthur.. 1 14 4 77

Nolan Garrett .. 1 4 6 77 77

Richardson Harry .. 1 12 77 77

Schwarz Mary .. 1 4 6 77 77

Still Elsie .. 1 4 9 77

TerryBresnehan

Arthur Henry . .Martin ..

1 81 4 Hobart S.

Churchill John Edward 2 10 5 77 77

Clifton Martha Annie . . 1 4 5 77 .. 77

Daft Frank Y.. 1 4 10 Launceston . . 77

Davies Charles Herbert 1 16 1 Hobart .. 77

Donnellan Margaret .. 114 0 4 !7 77

Eight Hours Committee . 1 8 9 77 7f

Fulton Annie Evelyn . . 41 i 9 77 !7

Geeves Zona Mary .. 2 9 8 77 "77

Harbottle Frank 3 13 1 77 77

McGregor Albert Ernest 8 2 5 77 77

LivingstoneMcGregor Alexander .. 9 9 4 .. 77

McLeod John 2 14 1 .. 77

Miller James .. 2 19 2 .. 7f

Moss Mary May ..' 1 17 6 .. 77

Nicholls, jur. Henry Allan .. 3. 2 11 .. 77

Olding James .. 6 1 9 .. 77

O'May Tasman Rowe . . 1 4 8 77 sParker Emma Anne .. 6 10 7 77 77

Ponting William John . . 7 5 3 Launceston . .

Ritz Herman Balth-azar

1 12 0 Hobart ..

Sawford Alfred .. 4'11 3 77 77

Sorell Beatrice 1 6 8 77 77

Stump James FrederickKalbfell Frederick Wil-

liam1 17 10 77 I 77

Swan Louisa Jane . . 1 7 10 77 77

Taylor John Williamliam Philip

4 1 1 77 77

Tilley Charles Edward 2 0 0 77 77

OrielTu4ker Stella Bevan .. 1 4 31 Launceston . . 77

Post and Telegraph Act 1901 -1916, Section 57.T ' pursuance of-the powers conferred upon me by the Postj, and Telegraph Act 1901 -1916, I hereby order and directthat on and after this date any postal article received at aPost Office in the Commonwealth addressed to

Arthur J. McKenzie, 150 Patrick- street, Hobart;Miss Maroney, Box 215, Launceston;Mrs. M. Tynan, Box 84, Launceston;Mr. Ray Mitchell, Box 108, Launceston, or Criterion Hotel,

Launceston ;Mr. A. Leach, Box 61, Hobart;O. Nicholls, Box 293, Hobart;Miss Curran, Box 243, Hobart;Isaac Watkins, 'Box 294, .Hobart;C. H. Watkins, Box 301, Hobart;Miss Lai Pearce, Box 13, Launceston, or Brisbane 'Hotel,

Launceston;

Commonwealth Gazette

Miss E. M. Anderson, Box 79, Launceston;Miss E. Sullivan, Box 10, Launceston;J. L Meiklejohn, Box 321, Hobart;L. G. Henry, Box 193, Hobart;Miss M. Roslyn, Box 120, Launceston;Miss Molly Daly, 184 Elizabeth - street, Hobart;Miss A....Roslyn, -Cornwall Hotel, Launceston;R. Monks, 36 De Witt- street, Battery Point, Hobart;Messrs. Maahr & Co., Kapelvej 28, Copenhagen N.,Messrs. RASMUSSEN & Co., ,Elmegade 8, Copenhagen N.

by their own or any other name, fictitious or assumed, or toany agent or representative of theirs, shall not be registeredor transmitted or delivered.

Dated this 22nd day of June, 1922.A. POYNTON, Postmaster - General.

rr HE following certificate by Othe Administrator of NorfolkIsland, relative to the Sale of Shares Ordinance 1922, is

published for general information : -" No. 22/123a. . Administrator's Office,

Norfolk Island.I hereby certify that a copy of thé Sale of Shares Ordinance

1922 was posted on the ;public notice -board at the Court House,Norfolk Island, on the twenty- ninth day of May, 1922.

(Sgd.) J. W. PARNELL, Administrator.29th May, 1922."

G. F. PEARCE, Minister for Home and Territories.Postmaster General's Department,

General Post Office, Sydney.THOMAS ANDREW ADAMS, Postman, Postmaster General's De-

. partment, Campsie.

TAKE notice that, as your ,present address is unknown tome, a communication has thi% day been posted to you,

addressed to Post Of13ce, Campsie, your last known address,notifying you that you have been further suspended from dutyon a certain charge made against you under section 46 of thePublic Service Act 1902 -18, and that such charge has beenreferred to a Board of Inquiry for investigation and report.

Dated this 15th day of June, 1922.E. J. YOUNG, Chief Officer.

Postmaster- General's Department,General Post Office, Sydney.

THOMAS ANDREW ADAMS, Postman, Postmaster- General's De-partment, Campsie.

TAKE notice that, as your present address is unknown to.me, a communication has this day, been posted to you,

addrtq sed to your last known address Post Oflïce, CampsienotifyNg you that the hearing by the Board of Inquiry of thecharge made against you on the .4th day of May, 1922, undersection 46 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, will takeplace on Tuesday, 27th day of June, 1922, at 10 a.m., in theBoard Room, General Post Office, Sydney.

Dated this 15th day of _.June, 1922.

E. SWIRE, Chairman, Board of Inquiry.

Postmaster - General's Department,General Post Office, Sydney.

CLAUD HILTON JONES, Telegraph' Messenger, Postmaster -General's Department, Campsie.

TAKE notice that, as your present address is unknown tome, a comnication has this day been posted -to you,

addressed to " Fiona," Wilson- avenue, Belmore, your lastknown address, notifying you that you have been further sus-pended from duty on a certain charge made against you undersection -46 of the Public Service Act 1902 -18, and that suchcharge has been referred to a Board of Inquiry for investiga-tion and report.

Dated this 15th day of June, 1922.

E. J. YOUNG, Chief Officer.

Postmaster General's Department,General Post Office, Sydney.

CLAUD HILTON JONES, Telegraph Messenger, Postmaster -General's Department, Campsie.

TAKE notice that, as your present address is unknown tome, a communication has this day been posted to you,

addressed to your last known address " Fiona," Wilson -avenue, Belmore notifying you that the hearing by the Boardof Inquiry of 'the charge made against you on the 5th day ofMay, 1922, under section 46 of (the .. Commonwealth PublicService Act, will take* place on Tuesday, 27th day of June,1922, at 10.30 a.m., in the Board -room, General Post Office,Sydney.

Dated this 15th day of June, 1922.E. SWIRE, Chairman, Board of Inquiry.

Commonwealth gazette 1057

1922.

11:o. 53.--22nd June

PRICE LIST FOR STATIONERY IN STOCK AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,MELBOURNE,- FOR SUPPLY TO COMMONWEALTH DEPARTMENTS.

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

(Prices on this list are subject to alteration.)

ItemNo.

17 /2028314144597474a78848787a889292a9798 ti

118119

IDescription.

ENVELOPES.

Cartridge, 10 x 5 (pocket)10 x 7 ... ...

II 12x6 ...,I 13 x 81 (pocket)II 15 x 6 II

it 15x11 .Cloth- lined, 93 x 11 I,Demy, B.L., 10 x 43 (flap)

B,L., IA x 43 (pocket)it G.L. 103 x 43

Foolscap, B., L., 8/ x 3 ...n C.W., 9 x 4 ....I C.W., secretive, 9 x 4 ...11 G.L.,9x4,I Vel. Ant.,C.L., 8x3(flap), I If - 81 x n (pocket)

Letter, C.W., 5,¡ x 33 :.. ..,I C.L., 51 x 3

Square,C.L., 4 x 4A (secretive) ...,I C.L., 5 x 4 (Minister's use

only) .

119a ìI Secretive,. x 4 .

122 1, Vel. Antique, 4 x Vir135 Various, C.L., 6 x 4 ...142e Drab, 9 x 5 ..144 Ir bags, IA x 93/4 (thin) ..

... per 100 'II/

... n

...

II... per 1,000

150a150b150C150d152152a152b155156156a156 b156e

156d157158159159a160a160b160d160e160f161164172b172 e173.

178181181a182183 .185187a187d

187 e

187e1

187f

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Blocks, scribbling, 8vo. ... eachfoolscap 4to. ... ,Idemy 4to. ... ,Ifoolscap folio ...

Blotting, demy, white ... 36 lbs. per reamblue ... 36. pink ... 36

n ... 18 ,,24

Blotting -pads, demy folio....II whole sheet

I, whole sheet,leather corners

II 11 folio n IIBrown, double imperial kraft, 44 lbs. per ream

I, t1 If 63 II 11

11 I, ... 120 11 ,1

it quad. II ... 240Cardboards, royal, 5 sheet .. ... per doz.

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

SI II double small,any colour 11

Cartridge, imperial ... 60 lbs. per reamdouble foolscap 40 II ,1

,I continuous, 54 in. wide .., per yardit mounted on linen it

Copying, demy folio ... per reamfoolscap folio ... ... +I

Cyclostyle stencil, foolscap ... per quireDemy, B. L. i jH. M. ... 24 lbs. per ream

,I /I ruled faint 24 It I/

n B.L.H.M. ..24 II itII II ruled faint 24 II II

It Printing .. ...16 I, I,Drawing, imperial ... .. 60 ,r

imperial not pressed(Monckton's) 72 ,, II

imperial, not pressed(Whatman's) ...72 II u

II imperial, hot -pressed ... 72 II II

If doubleelephant, not pressedand hot - pressed, selectedinsides (Whatman's best) per quire

If

each

Price.

11

ß s. d.O 2 6O 4 3O 5 7O 5 0O 6 8O 11 9O 15 81 8 31 6 61 1 6O 16 6O 12 6O 17 31 4 6O 19 01 1 6O 69O 7 61 5 0o 11 6O 9 9

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O 0 4O 0 5O 0 8O 0 101 11 61 11 61 11 6O 15 51 1 0ü 1 0 ,O 2 0O 5 90. 3 91 4 61 15 92 9 6 .

4 15 0O 3 3

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Price.

£ s. d.187g Drawing, antiquarian, not pressed,

selected insides (What- .man's best) ... per quire 2 15 0 .

187h ,r antiquarian; mounted onlinen ... ... per yard Agreement

190 Drying, royal folio ... per doz. Agreement190e Duplicating, f'cap, single, white ... per ream 0 3 8190b .1 II ++ green ... , 0 4' 6194 Foolscap, }3. W., faint ruled,

single ... 7 lbs. 11 0 5 6196 u n ruled ... 15 0 11 0197 1, (any

pattern) 15 ,I 0 11 0198 II single ... 7 0 5 0199 B.L. 15 0 12 0

199a 13. L. I. H. M.5 ,+ 0 12 6í99b , ,+ single 7 0 6 3204 n B. L. H:1Z. , ... 15 1 15 0206 C.L., ruled ... 18 1+ 0 12 6207 i -in.

spaces 18 0 12 6208 ,I '1 single 9 It /1 0 6 3209 ,, , pattern) 18 4 12 6210 n single ... 9

430

5 6211 . a ... i8 ,, ,+ ii 0212 ruled ... 15 ,, 0 ii 0212a n , 11 ,; 3 -in.

spaces 15 If O 11 0213 single 73 0 5 6214 II 11 It (any pat-

` tern) 15 II /I 11 0215 n o single. 74 t, n 0 5 0216 It ... 155

it:

II 010 0216z double, 17 x 27... 25 0 14 9218 r, 11 folded ... 12 0 7 9219 I' single... 6 II 0 3 9220 If (dble), reinforced 60 '1 7 7 0225a If C.W., extra strong 12 II it 1 4 62255 It ,I single 6 II 11 0 '12 3225d 11 C.L., foolscap, extra ,

±, strong 18 t, u 1. 15 6225e 11 C.W., extra strong,

foolscap, single 9 11 0 17 9226a I1 Loan, double ... 20 1., Is 1 15 62265 II I, single ... 5 1, II 0 9 3226c I, I, double ... 40 it 3 10 0226d 1/ II single .. 10 II I, 0 17 6233a 11 C.W.O.T.M., single 3.i it 1 0 13 3233d 11 C.V., single, extra

thin ... ... 23 II 0 2 0233e o Linen wove, single... '4 II II 0 2 6233f Linen, double cap 15 it 1, 0 9 0284 If Printing quad. ... 37 ,, I, 0 18 0237 If II single ... 4 I, ,I 0 2 6237á II Coloured foolscap,

single ' .. 6 II 0 2 9 -

240 LawBrief, H.Mc water -lined 15 t, 1 17 0

241 I, Draft, B.L. post, single,ruled 9 0 10 0

24211

II single,notruled 9 it 0 8 3

247 Letter, C.L. ... 12 I, 11 0 7 6247a ,1 single .. 6 0 3 9248 I, If , . ... 8 II 0 5 9248a if , it sangle ... 43 /I w , 0 2 9269a Millboards, any size or

thickness, cut to sizes asordered per lb. 0 0 6.

276 Note (largo), C.L.... ... 6 lbs. per ream 0 4 0277 n I, ruled ... 6 I, 0 4 6277a n n single .. 3 11 It O 1 11278 . n ... 4i vt II 0 3 0278a II II II single ... 2i II II . O i 6290: u 11 C. W.O.T. i11., -0 9 0waterlined 2 1, t,

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ItemNo. Description.

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321 Oiled, demy folio ... .. per doz..322 i, fòolscap folio :.. n333a Post (dbl. lge. ), C.P. Bank 22 lbs. per ream334 (large), tinted, 8 colours 18 n n334a Post (large), safety cheque 183341

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368 detiay fó1., half calf,750 leaves

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.., per ream 0 2 6S. M. BRUCE, Treasurer.

HE Governor General in Council lias apjitOVed of thé fol-j lowing appointments under the Treasury Regulàtibns :

FEAN JiS- EDWAiin PÓLIÑEBs to be Acting, Certifying Ofi eerfor the Repatriation Commission, State of Victoria, cïïr-¡hg the tenporary absence on other duties of B. Wilkin-son:

FRANK I3ALDWIN HAIbiOND to be Certifying Officer for the-Witt ,Service Home§ .Commission, State of Queensland,vice R. V. Jackson.

JAbiks FRANCIS MirmInlY to be Acting Authóriting Officerfor the Home and Territoriés Department, during thetemporary absence of H. $. Jones.

A. G. HALL to be Acting Certifying and Authorizing Officerfor the Acetate of Lime Factory, Department of Defence,during the temporary absence of P. ;g. de Baviy.

S. M BRUÇE, Treasurer.

Cö#»lonweÀlth Gitittie

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1050 . .1to. SS.-22nd J'une, 102

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY 1 t« UtAT1ON 7MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1920.

HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.

,£115 3s. 8d.Purchase from Curcier Adet & Co. of wine andspirits for the Northern Territory hotels.

Carriage from Sydney to Melbourne and return of a VickersVimy aeroplane and turnstiles for the Sydney War MeniorialExhibition Commonwealth Government Line of Steamers,£124 10s. 6d.; Rudders Ltd., £133 10s. 7d..

.£528 17s. 4d.Purchase of liquor from the Carlton andUnited Breweries Ltd. for the Northern Territory hotels.

£142 5s.Purehase of beer from the Melbourne. Co- operativeBrewery Co. Ltd. for the Northern Territory hotels.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Ex Mins. 286, 287.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

£11,205 138.R. Fowler Limited, Fitzrey- street, MarrickvillePurchase of 56,000 conduits, glazed earthenware, two - duets,

and 10,000 conduits, glazed earthenware, four- duets. (Thistakes the place of the notification relative to the expenditureof £10,900 in the purchase of this material appearing on page301 of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 15, of 17th February, 1921,which notification is hereby cancelled.)

QUEENSLAND.

£666 13s. 4d. Edison Swaii Electric Co., Brisbane Purchaseof 20,000 pattern A insulators. (This takes place of thenotification relative to the expenditure of £616 138. 4d. in thepurchase of this material appearing on page 960 of Common,-wealth Gazette, No. 46, of 25th May, 1922, which notification ishereby cancelled.)

W. M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.EXPENDITURE UNDER CLAUSE 110 OF THE NAVAL

ACCOUNT REGULATIONS UNDER SECTION 63A OF THEAUDIT ACT 1901 -1920:

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE (NAVAL FORCES) .£332 2s, 9d. Union Steam -ship Coy. of N.Z. Ltd., Dunedin

Supply of 150 tons of coal to H.M.A:S. Geranium, at Hól3art,on 22nd May, 1922.

£313 4s. 7d. James Sandy & Co. Ltd., Sydney Supply ofbrushes to Garden Island.

£472 17s.Colonial Sugar Refining Coy. Limited, SydneySupíly of 10 tons of sugar to RoyalEdward Victualling Yard,Sydney.

£1,881 12s. Colonial Sugar Refining Coy. Limited, Sydney-Supply of 40 tons of sugar to Royal Edward Victualling Yard,Sydney.

£562 10s.--- Grifñths Bros. Pty. Ltd., Sydney Supply of10,000 lbs. of tea to Royal Edward Victualling Yard, Sydney.

W. MASSY GREENE, Minister of State for Defence.

APPOINTMENT AÑTD RETIREMENT OF ELECTORALREGISTRARS.

IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons, whosenaives are printed in capital letters, have been appointed

to be Electoral Registrars tinder the Commonwealth ElectoralAct, and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons,whose names are printed in italic letters, has been terminated.Each appointment is to take effect on and from the date uponwhich the person appointed takes over the duties of the office,and to continue during the pleasure of the Minister :

STATE OP NEW SOUTH WALES.Division of Cowper. THOMAS HERBET WALL, Divi-

sional Returning Officer for Cowper, Grafton, to keep the

.Roll for the Subdivisióh of Coff's Harbour (without addi-tional remuneration), in the place of William Alexander,whose appointment is terminated.

Division of Hume . WILLIAM ALFRED NEWMAN, Act-ing Postmaster, Heuty, to keep the Roll for the Subdivisionof He7nty, in the place of Ernest George Brtghtwell11McColough, whose appointment is terminated.

División of Riverina. JAMES JOHN STEPHENS, Post -master, Jerilderie, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision ofJerilderie, in the place of Francis Jóseph kabeirt testa,whose appointment is terminated.

STATE OF VICTORIA.

Division of Coranga.nrite.; WILLIAM HENRY LISCO EE,- Senior Postal Assistant, Beaufort, to keep the Roll for 'the

Subdivision of Beaufort, in the place of Annette BlanchePollock, whose appointment is terminated.

G. F. PEARCE, Minister for Home and Territories.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY

THE COMMONWEALTH.IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the

Governor - General, acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land hereunder described, togetherwith all buildings and tanks (if any) thereon, has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands AcquisitionAct 1906, for the following public purpose, 'namely, for Fede-ral Capital purposes, in the Federal Territory.

Dated the 15th day of June, One thousand nine hundredand twenty- two.

FORSTER,Governor- General.

By His Excellency's Command,G. F. PEARCE,

Minister of State for Home and Perìitóries.F.C.L.22/794.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.

All those pieces or parcels of land containing a total area.bf 223 acres, more or less, being portions 2 and 3, parish ofFergus, county of Cowley, in the Territory for the Seat ofGovernment of the Commonwealth of Australia, as shownhachured on plan hereunder.

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G'tiA1HS 4{)

TENDERS.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT:

Ee3tAI..E

46 cKasa&

TENDERS INVITED.

TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or services. Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for. (asthe case may be) ", and be addressed to the Deputy Postmadet-Gehera1 ht the State named. They may be deposited in the Tender-

box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required.

Covered Wire - --All States .. .. ...Telephones, Calling Dials, and Switches- -All

StatesCable All States .. .. .. ++

Switchboard Cable -- Various States ..

Schedule No.

V.31V.34

effe i%

9.42V.30

Tehder Forms, Specifications, &c., obtainable from

GENERAL.!

*fit

Tenders Close

3 p.m., 15:8223'p.m.,.4.7.22

8 p.m., 25.7.223 p.rit., 22.8.22

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Commonwealth Gazette-

Description of Material or Service required. Schedule No.

One Accumulator Battery of 11 cellp, Sydney

Supply and delivery, where required, of about235 new wooden poles between Dorrigo andMegan vid Leigh

12,500 pairs protectors

Tender Forms, Specifications, &c., obtainable from Tenders Close --

NEW SOUTH WALES.929 Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour -

street), Brisbane, .P.O.,G Melbourne,and Adelaide

37/21 State Engineer, G.P.O. ; Sectional Engi-M.O. neer, Lismore ; Post Offices . Dorrigo,

Megan, Leigh, Coramba, Bellingen, and/Cuff's Harbour

. 938 Departmental Stores, Sydney (64 Harbour-street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West Ter-race) ; G.P.O., Melbourne

Sectional Engineers, Armidale and New-castle ; and Post Offices, Bellata, Graves-end, Gunnedah, Moree, Narrabri, WeeWaa. and Tamworth-

Stato Engineer, Sydney ; Sectional Engi-neer, W agga ; Post Offices, Jerilderie,Berrigan, Finley, Balranald, Deniliquin,Bundanoon, Wingello, and Benalla (Vic.)

946947 Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64

Harbour - street), Brisbane, and G.P.O.,Melbourne

948949 Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64

Harbour - street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide(West Terrace) ; and G.P.O., Melbourne

945 Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide(West Terrace) ; and G.P.O., Melbourne

952 Ditto. .. .

Supply and delivery of telegraph poles, where S.E. 8/21required, between Narrabri and Bellata A.D.

Repairs to Jerilderie - Berrigan telegraph line or S.E. 17supply and delivery of necessary poles W.G.

Arms, Wooden, Sydney .. ..Earthenware conduits and pipes Sydney (as

specified)

Tapes and Binders Sydney.. ..Coal Tar Composition Sydney

Bolts, Steel spindles and metal work Sydney . .

Bakelite Sheet, Erinoid Rod, and Fibre SheetSydney

Supply and delivery, where required, of 108 newwooden poles between Grafton and Copman-hurst

Supply and delivery of poles Young- Boorowatelegraph line

Supply, &c., Automatic Switchboards andAssociated Apparatus Ascot

Supply, &c., Automatic Switchboards andAssociated Apparatus N. Melbourne

Switchboard Material Ballarat ..4,000 Pairs Protectors Melbourne ..3 -part Plugs Melbourne ..Batteries and Cells Brighton .. ..Stay Rods, Melbourne ..

Cable and Switchboard Parts, MelbourneWooden Crossarms and Spindles, MelbourneTelephone Parts, Melbourne .. ..Spindles and Ironwork, Melbourne .. . .Cable Boxes, Melbourne .. ..Sleeves, paper, jointing Melbourne ..Earthenware ConduitsLead Soil Pipe and Solder Melbourne

Protective Apparatus Brisbane ..Telephone Apparatus and Parts BrisbaneSwitchboard Apparatus and Parts Brisbane ..Letter -box Fronts, Locks and Keys, Telephone

Control Locks Brisbane

Telephones Adelaide .. .Wooden Telegraph Poles- - Renmark to- Lake

Victoria lineEarthenware pipes and conduite, cement, man-

hole covers and ironwork for manholesMetropolitan area

Telegraph and Telephone Apparatus, TestingInstruments and Protective ApparatusPerth

Earthenware and Galvanized Iron Pipes

Instrument Parts, &c., Hobart

36/21 State Engineer, G.P.O., Sydney;- SectionalM.O. Engineer, Lismore ; Post Offices, Casino,

Maclean, Copmanhurst, and Grafton -

S.E. State Engineer, Sydney ; Sectional Magi-22/3G. neer, Goulburm ; Post Offices, Young,

Marengo, Boorowa, Frogmore, Rye Park,Wingello, Mittagong, Thirlmere, Bunda-noon, and Hill Top

VICTORIA.V.39,

V.40

V.25V.26V.36V.37V.12

V.27V.55V.53V.56V.57V.58¢V.59V.63

563561559570

Departmental Stores Branch, G.P.O., Mel-bourne; and Sydney (64 Harbour- street)

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Departmental Stores Branch, Melbourne..Ditto .. .

QUEENSLAND.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.626628

627

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Departmental Stores Branches, Adelaide(West Terrace) ; and G.P.O., Melbourne

WESTERN AUSTRALIA734

750TASMANIA.

T.347

2:30 p.m., 17.8.22

2.30 p.m., 3.7.22

2.30 p.m., 29.6.22

2.30 p.m., 6.7.22

2.30 p.m., 3.7.22

2.30 p.m., 10.7.222.30 p.m., 3.7.22

2.30 p.m., 27.7.222.30 p.m., 3.7.22

2.30 p.m., 6.7.22

2.30 p.m., 24.8.22

2.30 p.m., 20.7.22

2.30 p.m., 10.7.22

3 p.m., 17.10.22..

3 p.m., 17.10.22

3 p.m., 11.7.223 p.m., 11.7.223 p.m., 11.7.223 p.m., 18.7.223 p.m., 27.6.22

3 p.m., 8.8.223 p.m., 27.6.223 p.m., 26.9.223 p.m., 27.6.223 p.m, 18.7.22**3 p.m., 11.7.223 p.m., 4.7.223 p.m., 11.7.22

Noon, 9.8.22Noon, 27.9.22Noon, 20.9.22Noon, 12.7.22

Noon, 28.6.225.7.22

Noon, 28.6.22

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* Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West Terrace) ; and Perth ; G.P.Os., Melbourne and Hobart.t Tender forms, &c., may also be inspected at the office of the Official Secretary to the Commissioner for Australia In America, Boom 1013, South Ferry

Buildings, 44 Whitehall- street, New York.Tender forms,Ac., also, ppbtalnable at the office of the High Commissioner, London.Tenders returnable abuts of Deputy Postmaster - Oeneral, Melbourne.

II A fee of il ië. ie made for each copy of the Specifloatlon, wbch fee will be returned on receipt of a bond fide tender.as Date of closing -extended from 4th July, 1922.

. -

Commonwealth -Gazette7'

1061 No. 53.-22nd June, 1922

{ TENDERS ACCEPTED.

NEW Sacra W--ALES.

Wm. Brooks and Ltd., 17 Castlereagh- street, Sydney : Supply and delivery of Telephone Directories.

STORES SCHEDULE NO. 921, N.S.W.A

.06

ItemNo.

Approx.Quantity. Description. Rate.

1

234

1314

68,00068,00068,00068,000

October, 1922, Main= Metropolitan Telephone Directory . . .April, 1923, Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory .. . .October, 1923, Main Metropolitan Telephone DirectoryApril, 1924, Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory .. . .For marginal indexing Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory . .(a) For two copies of each Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory,

cloth bound(b) One copy of each Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory, one

side crown foolscap (proof), good paper esseñtial(c) Thirty copies of each Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory,

interleaved brochure, good paper essential(d) Nine copies- of each Main Metropolitan Telephone Directory,

interleaved brochure, indexed, good paper and specialbinding essential d

3d. per page per 100 copies3d. per page per 100 copies3d. per page per 100 copies3d. per page per 100 copies£15 per 1,000 copies10s. each . .

£2 10s. each

5s. each

7s 6d. each

Eagle Press Ltd., Allen - street, Waterloo : Supply and delivery of Telephone Directories.

STORES SCHEDULE N.S.W., NO. 921.

£ 8.2,788 0. ;02,788 0 02,788 0 02,788 0 0 .

4 0 0

ItemNo.

Approx.Quantity.

Description. No. .of copies.-on which

price is based.

N o. of pagesin book onwhich price

is. based.

Rate per pageper 100 copies.

Total amountfor approx...ghantity.

8. d. £ 8. d.5 40,000 October, 1922, Country Telephone Directories-

(a) Section 1 .. .. . .. 1,300 16 1 11 19 8 8(b) Section 2 .. . . .. .. . . 700 16 3 3 18. 4 0(c) Section 3 .. - . .. .. .. 7,500 92 0 6/ 194 1 3(d) Section 4 .. .. .. .. 5,600 88 0 7 154 ; .0 0(e) Section 5 .. .. .. .. .. 3,300 44 1' 0 72 12 0(f) Section 6 - .. .. .. .. .. 5,700 88 0 7 156 15 6(g) Section 7 .. .. .. 8,200 100 0 6/ 230 12 6(h) Section 8 .. . . .. .. .. g 6,800 84 0 7 178 10. 0(i) Section 9 .. .. .. .. 6,400 84 0 7h 168 0 0

.45,500 1,192 3 11

8 40,000 April, 1923, Country Telephone Directories -(a) Section 1 . 1,300

'70016 1 11 19 8 8

(b) Section 2 .. .. .. .. 16 3 .3 18 4 0st

(e) Section 3 .. . .(d) Section 4 .. . . .

.. ....

7,5005,800

9288

00

6f7

194 1 3154 0 0_

(e) Section 6 .. .. .. .. .. 3,300 44 1 0 72 12.. 0(f) Section 6 .. .. .. .. 5,700 88 0 7/ 156 15 6(g) Section 7 .. .. .. .. .. 8,200 100 0 61 230 12 6(h) Section 8 . . .. .. 6,800 84 0 7¡ 178 10 0(i) Section 9 .. .. .. .. 6,400. 84 0 7 168 0 0

N 45,500 1,192 311

'7 40,000 October, 1923, Country Telephone Directories-(a) Section 1 < .. .. .. .. 1,300 16 1 11 19 8 8

_ (b) Section 2 .. .. .. '700 16 3 3 18 4 0(c) Section 3 .. . . .. 7,500 92 0 6/ 194 1 3(d) Section 4 .. .. 5,600 88 0 7 154 0 0(e) Section 5 .. ... .. 3,300 44 1 0 72 12 0(f) Section 6 .. . . 5,700 88 .0 71 156 15 -6(g) Section 7 .. .. .. .. .. 8,200 100 0 61 230 12 .6

(h) Section 8 . .: .. .. .. 6,800 84 0 71 178 10 0(i) Section 9 .. .. .. .. 6,400 84 0 71 168 0 0

45,500 1,192 3 -11

8 40,000 April, 1924, Country Telephone Directories-(a) Section 1 .. .. .. .. 1,300 16 1 11 19 8 8

..(b) Section 2 .. . -. ..(e) Section 3 .. .. ..

.

..700

7,50016

.9230

361

18 4. 0194 1 2

(d) Section 4 .. .. .. . .. .. 5,600 88 0 71 1M 0 0(e) Section 5

_, .. .. .. .. .. 3,300 44 1 0 . 72 12 .0(f) Section 6 .. .. ..(g) Section 7 .. .. ..

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5,700.8,200

88100

0_ 0

761

156 15 6230 12 6

(h) Section 8 .. .. , .. .. 6,800 84 0 71 178 10 0(i) Section 9 .. .. . .. . ". 6,400 84 0 71 168 0 0

45,500 1,192 3 21

ö. a:-92nd 'runa, 1921 3069 . OommOnwealth Gazette

TENDERS ACCEPTED-continued.

StemNo.

Approx.Quantity.

Description. Rate.Total amountfor approx.quantity.

£ a. d.+9 55,000 January, 1923, Supplementary Telephone Directory 41--d. per page per 100 copies of 24 pages .. 261 5 0

10 55,000 July, 1923, Supplementary Telephone Directory .. . .. 4d. per page per 100 copies of 24 pages .. 261 5 011 .55,000 January, 1924, Supplementary Telephone Directory . . 414. per page Per 100 copies of 24 pages .. 261 5 012 55,1000 July, 1924, Supplementary Telephone Directory .. . . 40. perpdge per 100 copies of 24 pages . . 261 5 015 .. (a) For the supply of an interleaved set of sections of Country is. each copy, 9s. per set .. .. 1 16 0

Telephone Directories, issues of October, 1922 ; April,1923 ; October, 1923 ; and. April, 1924 -Trunk lineinformation only

(b) For the supply of an interleaved set of sections of CountryTelephone Directories, issues of October, 1922 ; April,

ls. each copy, 9i. per set .. .. 1 16 0

1923 ; October, 1923 ; and April, 1924 - Alphabetical .

portion only10. 2 Copies, interleaved, of Country Telephone Directory, issues

of October, 1922 ; April, 1923 ; October, 1923 ; and April,1924, as follows :-

. Alphabetical portion only -2 of Section 3 .. .. .. . .. ls. each .. .. .. .. 0 8 02 of Section 4 .. .. .. .. .. ls. each .. .. .. 0 8 0

. 2 of Section 7 .. .. .. 11, .. is. each .. .. .. .. 0 8 0Whole of 'book-

, 1 of Section 1 .. .. .. .. ls. each .. .. .. .. 0 4 05 of Section 3 .. .. .. . . . . 2s. each .'. .. .. .. 2 0 01 of Section. 4 .. .. .. .. 2s. each .. .. .. .. 0 8 01 of Section 6 .. .. .. .. .. 2s. each .. .. .. 0 8 0

- 3 of Section 7 .. .. - .. .. 2s. each .. .. .. .. 1 4 0

3 of Section 8 .. .. .. .. .. 2s. each .. .. .. .. 1 4 0'2 of Section 9 .. .. .. .. .. 2s. each .. .. .. .. 0 16 0

7 8 0

A. W. Rose, South Woodburn.- Supply and delivery of woodentelegraph poles and logs where required between Wyrallah and.Coraki; Schedule N.S.W. 25/21, M.O. -About 3 28-ft. poles at£1 10s. 4d. per pole ; about 28 26 -ft. poles at £1 8s. 2d. per pole ;about 122 24 -ft. poles at £1 6s. per pole ; about 1 20 -ft. pole at£1 ls. 8d. per pole ; about 3 18 -ft. poles at 19s. 6d. per pole ; about4 6 -ft. logs at 7s. 6d. per log ; and about 4 4 -ft. logs at 5s. per log-approximate total amount, £209 ls. 10d.

A. W. Rose, South Woodburn.- Supply and delivery of woodentelegraph poles a nd logs where required between Lismore and Wy-rallah, and spur line to Gundurimba ; Schedule N.S.W. 26/21, M.O.-About 1 30 -ft. pole at £1 12s. 6d. per pole ; about 9 28 -ft. poles at£i 10s. 4d. per pole ; about 16 26 -ft. poles at £1 8s. 2d. per pole ;about 69 24 -ft. poles at £1 6s. per pole ; about 1 6 -ft. log at 7s. 6d.per log ; and about 1 4 -ft. log at 5s. per log ; approximate totalamount -£128 2s. 8d.

T. Barnier and Sons, Thornton.-Supply and delivery of woodentelegraph poles and struts on trucks at Aberdeen Railway Station ;Schedule N.S.W.' N.C. 26/22 -About 1 30 -ft. pole at 18s. per pole ;about 83 26 -ft. poles at 14s. per pole ; about 22 24 -ft. poles at 12s.per pole ; about 126 22 -ft. poles at 10s. per pole ; about 6 20 -ft. polesat 7s. 6d. per pole ; about 8 17 -ft. 1 -in. struts at 6s. per strut : andabout 8 16-ft. struts at 5s. 6d. per strut. Freight £30. Approximatetotal amount -£172 ls.

The Western Electric Co. (Aust.) Ltd., 192 Castlereagh - street,Sydney.- Schedule 927, Item 1, supply and delivery of 2,000,000sleeves, paper jointing (No. 3), at 4s. 11d. per 1,000, £491 13s. 4d,;Item 2, supply and delivery of 1,000,000 sleeves, paper jointing (No 2),at 4s. lld. per 1,000, £245 16s. 8d. Duty at the rate of 35 per cent.,viz., is. 2d. per 1,000.

R. Fowler Ltd., Fitzroy- street, Marrickville.- Schedule 930, Item1, supply and delivery of 8,000 conduits, glazed earthenware, 2ducts, at 3s. 3d. each, £1,300 ; Item 2, supply and delivery of 3,000conduits, glazed earthenware, 4 ducts, at 5s. 6d. each, £825.

Bennett and Wood Ltd., 284 Pitt - street, Sydney.-Supply anddelivery into the Department's Garage, Myrtle- street, Chippendale -Schedule No. 920, N.S.W., Item 1, 12 Harley Davidson Model F.228 h.p. V. twin- cylinder motor cycles, complete, with full kit of tools,together with genuine Harley Davidson side -car chassis, fitted withcommercial -type side -car body, at £163 10e. each ; Item 2, 7 B.S.A.Model 1L2 4t h.p. single- cylinder motor cycles, complete, with tools,&c., at £136 each. Total amount, £2,914. Customs duty -Item 1,30 per cent. ; Item 2, 20 per cent.

- Lowe Bros. Ltd., 256 -264 Mitchell -road, Alexandria. Schedule923, Item 3- Supply and delivery of 500 spindles, steel (No. 6),I inch, sherardized, at 2s. 101-d. each -£71 17s. 6d.

Metal and Machinery Co., Box 817, G.P.O., Adelaide. Schedule923, Item 4- Supply and delivery of 1,000 spindles, steel (No. 7),

inch, galvanized, at 2s. lid. each-=£106 5s. f.o.b. Port Adelaide. ..

NEW SOUTH WALES.The Widdis Diamond Dry Celle Pty. Ltd., 360 Collins- street,

Melbourne.- Schedule No. 18 -Item I. (portion), 30,000 drycells, at 3s. 80. each- £5,562 10s.

VICTORIA.

The Widdis Diamond Dry Cells Pty. Ltd.;, 360 Collins- street,Melbourne.- Schedule No. 18 -Item 2 (portion), 36,000 drycells, at 3s.. 7d. each.- £6,450.

New Brunswick Brick & Pottery Co. Pty. Ltd., 9 -45 Darkly-street east, Brunswick. - Schedule No. 43 -Item 1, 5,000 glazedearthenware pipes, at is. 72d. each-£406 5s.

R. Johnson Clapham & Morris Ltd., 95 Queen- street, Mel-bourne.- Schedule No. 44 -Item 1, 7 tons galvanized -iron wire,at . £33 per ton -£231; item 2 (portion), 132 tons galvanized-iron wire, at £35 5s. per ton -£475 17s. 6d.; item -2 (portion),62 tons galvanized -iron wire, at £33 15s. per ton -219 Is. 6d.Total, £926 5s.

Mr. T. Speary, Dereel.- Supply and delivery of 402 stringy -bark poles at peg marks between Bannockburn and Rokewood,for the sum of £276 16s.

Stromberg- Carlson Telephone Manufacturing Company (bytheir agents,' L. P. R. Bean & Company Limited, 229 Castle-reagh- street, Sydney) .- Schedule No. 20 -Item 1, 2,000 tele-phones, magneto, wall pattern, at £3 13s. 9d. each, exclusive ofCustoms duty, but including all other charges- £7,375.

QUEENSLAND.

The Widdis Diamond Dry Cells Pty. Ltd. 360 Collins- street,Melbourne. - Schedule No. 18 -Item 3, 22,, 00¢ dry cells, at3s. 10d. each- £4,216 13s. 4d.

A. G. Healing & Co. Pty. Ltd., Melbourne Schedule No. 564,item No. 2, supply and delivery into the Department's Store,Mary- street, Brisbane, of 3 motor cycles, 8 horse -power J.A.P.engines, at £143 10s. each - total, £430 10s.; item No. 3, 3 sidecars for attachment to motor cycles referred to in item No. 2,and to comply generally with Departmental print No. Q3683,at £33 17s. 6d. each - total, £101 12s. 6d.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Th& Widdis Diamond Dry Cells Pty. Ltd., 360 Collins- street,Melbourne.- Schedule No. 18. -Item 4,, 7,000 dry cells, at 3s.92d. each- £1,327 is. 8d.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

The Widdis Diamond Dry Cells Pty. Ltd., 360 Collins- street,Melbourne.-Schedule No. 18 -Item 5, 6,000 dry cells, at 3s.10d. each - £1,150.

TASMANIA.

The Widdis Diamond Dry Cells Pty. Ltd., 360 Collins- street,Melbourne. - Schedule No. 18 -Item 6, 1,500 dry cells, at 3s.9}d.each- --£284 7s. 6d..

A. POYNTON, Postmaster - General.

Clohmolixrehhh Gazette 1068 No, 68.--22nd June, 1922

CONVEYANCE OF MAILS IN NEW SOUTH WALES:

JONVYANCEbeing required for the Post Office Mail,

either by Vehicle or on Horseback, to and from theundermentioned laces, for one, ttvo, or three years and bymotor mode (w eke stated), from the. 1st January, 1923(with the exe ptióii Of those lines for which a special term isnamed), persons willing to contract for the same are invitedto transmit tenders in the approved form (hi accordance withthe Conditions annexed thereto), to reach the General PostOffice, Sydney, not later than half -past Two p.m. oii Wednes-day, 2nd August, 1922.

Tenderers for motor service -the period of which may befor one, two, . three, four, or five years, at option of tenderer- should furnish full particulars of type of cars to be used;such cars should be suitable to convey letter, packets news-paper, and parcel mails, and adequate provision must be madefor the carriage of the mails by other suitable means of con -veyance, at a speed of not less than six miles an hour, stop-pages included, when, for the time being, the motor servicebecomes, in the opinion of the Postmaster- General, temporarilyimpracticable.

A returned soldier holding a satisfactory discharge from theForces may indicate by indorsement on his tender, underneathhis signature, the words " Returned Soldier," quoting the unit,&c., from which discharged.

Printed forms of tender, upon which are printed the Con-ditions öf Tender and General Conditions of Contract, maybe obtained on application at the General and all other postand receiving offices throughout the State of New South Wales,and persons tendering are requested to fill up such forms withgreat care.

A. POYNTON, Postmaster - General.

WESTERN RÓADs.To acid from -

1. From Wentworthviile to Greystanes and Widemere, viaJersey -road and Harper - street, returning via Wentworth andProspect roads, six times a week.

2. From Blacktown to Prospect, six times a week; andfrom Prospect to Blacktown, eleven times a week.

3. Blacktown and Parklea,_ six times a week,.4. Riverstone and Rouse Hill, once a day.5. Riverstone and Scheyville, via Vineyard Post Office, äix

times a week ; and Scheyville and Maraylya Post Office, leav-ing the posting box 70 chains 'from Scheyville, and travellingvia Midson's, Fletcher's, Hammond's, McGuire's, Dùiui's (2),Swanson's, and Clarke's, three times a week ; or,

6. Riverstone and Scheyville, via Vineyard Post Office, sixtimes á week; and Scheyville and Maraylya Post Office, leavingthe posting box 70 chains from Scheyville, and travelling viaMidson's, Fletcher's, Haminond's, McGuire's, Dunn's (2),Swansea's, and Clarke's, six tunes a week.

7. From Railway Station to the Post Office, Windsor, fourtimes a day, or teener if required ; and from the Post Officeto the Railway Station, Windsor, six times a day, or oftenerif required, on five days a week,_ and five times a day, oroftener if required, on one day a week.

8. Windsor and Freeman's Reach, six times a week.9. Windsor, Wilberforce, Ebenezer, and Sackville Reach, six

times a week.lo. Cattai and G. Weaver's, three times a week.11. Sackville Reach, Sackville North, and Lower Portland,

six times a week.12. Lower Portland and Leet's Vale,. via F. Brown's, and

thence by the new road, six times a week.13. Leet's Vale and Wiseman's Ferry, along the road on

the southern bank of the river, six times a week.14. Richmond and Agnes .Banks, six times a week.15. Kurrajóng, Comleroy Road, and Blaxland's Ridge, six

times a week.16. Blaxland's +Ridge and Upper Colo, via Wheeney Creek,

twice a week.18. St. Mary's and Werrington. six times a week.19. St. Mary's and Llandilo, three times a week.20. Railway Station and Post Office, Penrith, five times each

way or oftener daily between the hours of 5.30 a.m. and 9.00p.m. (letter receiver at Railway Station tö be cleared oncedaily, viz., upon arrival at the Station at about 8.40 p.m., withmails from the Post Office); arid from Penrith to Cranèbròok,Castlereagh, and Agnes Banks;_ returning from Agnes Banks toCastlereagh and Penrith, via Upper Castlereagh, sit. times ,a

Huweek. (Contractor to clear letter receiver at J. T. xley'son journeys from and to Penrith and Castlereagh.)

21. From Penrith to W. Calvert's, via Smith- street, Cad -den's -road to Campbell's, returning to junction of Cadden's-road. and Kingswood -road, thence Kingswood -road past thepublic school, Frogniore -road, around Rollier's corner, Home-stead -road to Calvert's; returning from Calvert's, via Horne-stead-toad, Kingswood -road, Castle -road, Bringelly -road, andSmith- street to Penrith, six times a week.

22. From Little Hartley to Ka.nimbla, Rosevale, H. Dalziel's,Cúllen's, H. Flanagan's, and Draper's on the outward J9úrney,returning via J. Flanagän's, Wilkinson's Mine, Rosèvale, andthence to Little Hartley, twice -a week.

23: From Post Office, Lithgow, to Railway Station, Eskbank,nineteen timeá a week, or oftener if required; and frorti Rail-way Station, Eskbank, to Post Office, Lithgow, eighteen,:timesa week, or oftener if required.

24. Bowenfels and South Bowenfels) six times a week, byhorse - drawn, motor, horseback, or bicycle mode of conveyance.

25. Wallerawarig arid Newnes, three times a week.26. Capertee, Running Stream, Round Swamp, Ilford, Cud -

gegong, Appletree Flat, Broontbee,, and Mudgee, three times aweek; by horse -drawn or motor mode of cóitveyance.

27. Railway Station and Post Office, Rylstone, twice a day,or oftener if required.

28. Mudgee, Upper Meroo, Windeyer; Pure Point, Cant' -bell's Creek, Long Creek, Upper Pyramul, and Crudine, miaQueen's Pinch, twice a Week, by horse drawn or motor modeof conveyance.

29. Mudgee, Erudgere, and Merindee, via Main -road, twicea week. -

30. Mudgee, Buckaroo, Budgee Budgee, Ulan, Cook's Gap,Turill, and Cassius, via Bobadeen and Eurunderee, three timesá week, by horse -drawn or Motor mode of conveyance; with abranch mail to and from the main road and Linburn, threetimes a Week. -

31. Mudgee, Cullenbone, and Junction Hotel, twice a week.32. Merindee and Twelve Mile, via the junction of Meroo

and Cudgegong Creeks, Horseshoe Bend, to junction of Euü-gula Creek, twice a week.

33. From Canadian Lead Post Office to Warrobil and HonieRule, returning to Canadian Lead, via Warrobil, six times aWeek.

34. Dtinedoo and Cobbòra, three times a week.35. Craboon Siding, Crabóon Post Office, Denison NU*,

Learlville, Coolah Bridge, and Coolah, three times a week,-by horse-drdwn or motor mode of conveyance.

36. Railway Station and Post Office, Gulgong, twelve times bweek, Or oftener if required.

37. Uarbry and Gulgong, once a week.38. Warkton Post Office and Spireview (C. Rohr's), Ilia

Gowang, twice a week. .

39. Coolah and Pandora (B. P. Sievers'), via Gundare Sta-tion, Collaburragundy -road, Irwin's, and Brennan's Gap, oncea week:

40. West Mitchell, Dark Corner, and Palmer's Oakey, twicea Week.

41. Tarana, Hazelgrove, and Oberon, travelling alternatelyvirt Delaney's Falls and Mutton's Falls -, six times a week, byHorse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance. (The Postmaster -General reserves the right to cancel the contract if at anytime it is decided that mails are-to be conveyed by railwciybetween Tarana and Oberon.)

42.- Oberon, Edith, a.nd, Jenolan Caves, six times a week.43. Oberon, Norway, and Black Springs, four times a week.44. Porter's Retreat, Cross Roads, and Black Springs, twice

a week.45. Wainbool Railway Station and O'Connell, calling at

Wambool Post Office, six times a week.46. O'Connell, The Junction, Wiseman's Creek, and Essing-

trìii, twice a week; and The Junction and Bloome hill, twice aweek.

47. Bathurst, Esroin, Eglinton, Dunkeld, and Evans' Plains,six times a week.

48. Bathurst, Peel, Wyagdon, Wattle Flat, and Sofala, sixtimes a week, by horse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

49. Bathurst, Eglinton, and Killong - Butta, twice .a week:50. Sofala, Upper Thron, and Palmer's Oakey, via Main

Road past Wilde's, twice a week.51. Rockley, Judd's Creek, and Burraga, via Mount Lawson

and Gilmandyke, six times a week.52. Perthville and The Lagoon, via C. Booth's, J. Paddi-

son's, N. Booth's, G. Bentley's, N. Barnes', and G. Morris',three titrieä a week.

53. Railway Station and Post Office, Newbridge (conveyingall mails), on a day, or oftener if required; and NewbridgePost Office, Moorilda, Hobby's Yards, and Trunkey Creek, sixtimes a weak, by horse - drawn. or motor mode of conveyance.

54. Blayney and King's Plains, three times a week.55. Blayney, Brown's Creek, and Tallwood, three times a

week. .

56. Blayney, Greghamstown, Spring Mount, and Vittoria,three times a Week.

57. Blayney, Barry, Neville and Shan, six times a week.58. Railway Station and Post Office, Carcoar, once a day, or

oftener if required.59. Mancltirama, Eganton, Walli, and Canowindra, yid

Marangulla Public School, Egan's, and Cliefden (and Belmore,when practicable), twice a week.

60. Lyndhurst and Greenmantle (calling at Garland PostOffice on journey from Lyndhurst), once a week.

61. Railway Station to Post (Ace, Cowra, twenty -seventimes a week, or oftener if required; and from Post Office toRailway Station, Cowra, twenty times a week, or oftener ifrequired; including clearance of posting -boxes in the brake-vans on Harden-Blayney line at Cowra, three time or oftenerdaily.

62. Cówra, Canimbla, Goolagong, Tomanbil, and Forbes,three times a week.

63. Cowra; Gticóììiinylà, Graham, and Reid's Flat, twice aWeek:

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64. Bumbaldry, Kelly's Creek, and Grenfell, three times aweek.

65. Railway Station and Post Office, Millthorpe, once a day,or oftener if required.

66. Forest Reefs and Flyer's Creek, three times a week.67. Canowindra, Belubula, and Goolagong by the River

Road, three times a week.68. From Canowindra to Eugowra, via Nyrang Creek by

direct road, returning via Nanami -road, three times a week.69. Canowindra and Burdett, via Smith's and Doust's (Mo-

gong- road), twice a week.70. From Goolagong along the present route to Goonigal

(Mr. W. J. Edmonds'), thence through Mr. Edmonds' propertyto the Government road, via Betts' and McKeon's, returningto Goolagong along the Tin Pot and Forbes roads, three timesa week.

71. Railway Station, Borenore, and Post Offices, Borenore,CCheeseman's reek, Cudal, Toogong, and Murga, six times a

week, for one year only.72. Murga, Eugowra, and Forbes, travelling, on alternate

days via the River Road, and via the main road betweenEugowra and Forbes, six times a week, by horse -drawn ormotor mode of conveyance, for one year only.

73. Railway Station and Post Office, Molong, twice a day,or oftener if required.

74. Molong, Copper Hill, Mullylargah, and Cumnock, sixtimes a week, for one year only.

75. From Copper Hill to McVicars, via Masonwell's, Tre-main's, and Cardington Hall mail box, settlers' residences onLarras Lake Estate, returning to. Copper Hill via CundumbulPost Office, and from Tremain's by the main road, three timesa week.

76. Cumnock, Yullundry, Yeoval, and Obley, keeping themain road, three times a week.

77. Cumnock, Eurimbla, and Cundumbul, via main road, re-turning via Eurimbla, Catombal Creek, and Avondale, passingMeurant's, Bloomfield's, Reid's, Burrell's, Johnston's, Nes-bitt's, and Foley's, three times a week.

78. From Obley to Obley Vale and Wandoo Wandong, viaYoorooga, returning to Obley via Washpan and Detowie,twice a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price to call atFryer's Gate, between Wandoo Wandong and Washpan.)

79. Meranburn, Bumberry, Bindogandra, Kamandra, andParkes, twice a reek.

80. From Railway Station to Post Office, Parkes, eighteentimes a week, or oftener if required; and from Post Office torailway Station, Parkes, twelve times a week, or oftener ifrequired.

81. From Parkes to Trundle, via Deep Lead, Cook's, Myall,Maynard's, and Cotter's, returning by the road passing Will -mott's and McInerney's boxes to Manard's, thence to Parkes,three times a week. (Contractor to also deliver and collectmails at the various points along the road as required.)

82. Railway Station and Post Office, Forbes, nine times aweek, or oftener if required.

83. Forbes, Garema Receiving Office, Boyd, and Tregalana,via Bundaburra Creek, Boyd Bridge, Boyd Homestead, Pin-nacles, ,Pearce's (Blinkworth), Mafeking, Leslie's box, Barry'sbox, C. B. Jones', Parker's box, Warangla, and Eugatong,twice a week.

84. Forbes, Waroo, Newlands, and Condobolin, along thesouth side of the Lachlan River, and via Borambil, three timesa week.'

8D. Railway Station and Post Office, Trundle, six ties aweek, or oftener if required.

86. From Tullamore to Toutville (Melrose Plains): via BurraBurra and the tin mines, returning to Tullamore via the FourCorners, Kinvarra, the road round Pyers' block, and BurraBurra, three times a week.

87. Condobolin and Vermont Hill, via Palesthan -road andboxes at Austin's and Palesthan Station, Mount Talabung TinMines, and boxes at Dine Dine Station, Joseph and JohnBarnes', and Richards', once a week.

88. Condobolin and Wamboyne (including roadside delivery),once a week.

89. Three Peak (Melrose Hotel) and Mineral Hills, twice aweek.

90. Lake Cargelligo and Euabalong, via Phillips', Saville's,Edgar's, Millthorpe's, Wells', and Volckmann's, once a week.('Tenderers to state a separate price for twice a week.)

91. From Euabalong to Hillston, south side of the LachlanRiver, via Lake Cargelligo, once a week ; and from Hillstonto Willanthry and Euabalong, via the north side of the river.once a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price for twice -a -week frequency); or,

92. From Lake Cargelligo to Hillston, once a week; andfrom Hillston to Willanthry, thence -to Euabalong on northside of river, returning r# ,o Lake Cargelligo, once a week.(Tenderers to state a separate price for twice -a -week fre-quency) ; or,

93. From Lake Cargelligo to Hillston, once a week; andfrom Hillston to Willanthry, thence to Lake Cargelligo bynorth side of river, ,via Hyandra, Whoey, and Murrin Bridge,once a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price for twice -a -week frequency) ;, or,

94. From Hillston to Willanthry, thence on north side of theriver to Lake Cargelligo, via Hyandra, Whoey, and Murrin

Bridge, returning to Hillston on south side of river, once aweek. (Tenderers to state a separate price for twice -a -weekfrequency); or,

95. To and from Lake Cargelligo and Willanthry, along thesouth side of the river, via Hannan's, McInnes', McGrath's,and Uabba, once a week. (Tenderers to state a separate pricefor twice -a -week frequency); and,

96. To and from Lake Cargelligo and Gunnagulderie, viaMurrin Bridge, North Whoey, and Hyandra, once a week.(Tenderers to state a separate price for twice -a -week fre-quency) ; and,

97. To and from Hillston and Willanthry, along the southside of-the river, once a week. (T,enderers to state a separateprice for twice -a -week frequency) ; or,

98. To and from Lake Cargelligo and Hillston, via Willan-thry, along the south side of the river,- once a week. (Ten-derers to state separate prices for twice and three times a weekfrequencies.)

99. Hillston and Vieta, via Mooral and Horn's box, once aweek.

100. Hillston, Whealbah, and Booligal, twice a week.101. Booligal, Merrowie, Mossgiel, and Ivanhoe, twice a week;

and Ivanhoe and Wilcannia, once a week, by horse -drawn ormotor mode of conveyance, for one year only; or

102. Booligal, Merrowie, Mossgiel, and Ivanhoe, twice a week,by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance, for one year only;and

103. Ivanhoe and Wilcannia, once a week, by horse -drawn ormotor mode of conveyance, for one year only.

104. Roto, Davitltsdale, and Trida via Mulga, Mount View(John's Lease) , Miss Bevan's property, Wangaron, Warranary-box, Weejagada -box, Mrs. Holmes', and Wangaroa, once aweek.

105. Ivanhoe and Clare, via Kilfera Station, once a week.106. Ivanhoe and Nolan's, via Orana, Woodlands, Bonton,

and Palapah, once a week.107. Clare, Manfred Station, Mulurulu, Pan Ban, Garn. Pang,

and Gol Gol, returning to Clare, via Mulurulu, and ManfredStation, once a week.

108: Euchareena, Dandarbang, and Molong, twice a week.109. Stuart Town and Surface Point, via Lower Mookerawa,

twice a week.110. Mumbil, Fashion's Mount, Burrendong, and Katella,

twice a week; -and from Mumbil to Fashion's Mount, StockyardCreek, Burrendong, and Katella,'returning via Burrendong andthe direct road to Mumbil, twice a week.

111. Dripstone, Neurea, and Baker's Suvamp, six times a week.112. Railway $.cation and Post Office, Wellington, twice. a

day, or oftener if required.113. Wellington, Finger -post, Walmer, Yeoval, Baldry, Mount

Aubrey, Coobang Creek, and Parkes, twice a week.114. From Wellington to Arthurville (Stewart's), via Sun -

top, returning to Wellington, via- O'Brien Bros.', O. Wise's, P.Baker's, and the Micketymulga Gap, three times a week.-115. Wellington and Wuuluman, via Frogley's, Fletcher's,and Martin's, twice a week.

116. From- Tellington to Finger -post, Curra Creek, andBournewood, returning via G. and H. Wyke's, J. Ryan's, S.Bruce's, and Murrambong Station to Curra Creek, thence perusual road, via Finger -post, to Wellington, twice a week, byhorse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

117. From Geurie to Benaloiìg, via Ponto, Micketymulga, andTerrabella, returning to Geurie, via Terrabella and Ponto, omit-ting Micketymulga, twice a week.

118. Goolma, Dapper., and Cobbora, via Sandy Creek,Sweeney's, Thompson's, Wisby's, Mines', and Allandale, thencealong the Dubbo- Cobbora road to Cobbora, twice a week.

119. Railway Station and Post Office, Dubbo, twenty -fauxtimes a week, or oftener if required.

120. Dubbo, 'Brocklehurst, Kingalbung, and Milpa, via Mears',Brown's, Lohan's, Marten's, Warren's, Mulcahy's, Bolger's,Kearney's, Mitchell's, Millers, Edwards', and McMillan's,twice a week; or

120A. Dubbó, Brocklehurst, Kingalbung, and Milpa, viaMears', Brown's, Lohan's, Marten's, Mulcahy's, Bolger's,Kearney's, Mitchell's, Miller's, Edwards', Angus McMillan's,I. Roberts', Gregor's, and S. McMillan's, twice a week.(Tenderers to state a separate 'price to terminate at S.McMillan's in lieu of Milpa.)

121. Dubbo, Bunglegumbie -road, Dickygundi, RawsonvillePost Office, Erin Vale, Belars, Brown's, thence to T. Roberts',Doyle's, and Scott's, returning to Brown s, via R. Roberts',Pine View, and Fisher's, thence to D'ubbo by same route ason outward journey, twice a _week.

122. Dubbo and Obley, via Wambangalang, Eulandool, TheSprings, and The Meadows, three times a week.

123. Eumungerie and McLennan's (Maiala) , twice a week.124. From Armatree to Yarrandale, via Richardson's,

Peart's, Feeney's box, Maloney's, and Hodgson's, returning toArmatree by the main road, three times a week.

125. Bullagreen and Inglegar, via Byrnes'; J. H.' Fisher'sbox, Dalgleish's, J. J. Fisher's box, J. McCalman's, Patrick'sbox, and Cosgrove's box, twice a week.

126. Balladoren and Edwards', via Jarvis', McInnes' box,Boss' box, Bennett's (Ashvale), Wycott, W. Wheaton's, andCarson Bros., twice a week.

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127. Railway Station and Post Office, Gilgandra, twice aday, or oftener if required.

128. Gilgandra and Reynor's, by public road, via Molken-tin's, G.: Pagan's, ai nd Mortimer's, twice a week.,.

129: from Gilgandra to March's, Public School," Townsend's,Wake's, and Whiteman's, twice a week.

130. Gilgandra and O'Brien'.s, via Jarvis' and Craig's (omit-ting Dawes' and Wheaton's), twice a week.

131. From Collie to Collie, via Merigal, Mcllveen's, S.Kilby's, Irvin's, Sehley's, Stewart's, A. Jones', and O'Brien's,three times a week; or

132. Collie, Merigal, Stewart's, and Sehley's, returning toCollie by direct road, via O'Brien's, Stewart's, and Saddler's,three times a week.

133. Warrumbungle and Far Claraway, via Guinin, twice aweek.

134. Combara and Taylor's, via Cullen's, Crago's, andRichardson's boxes, twice a week.

135. Coonamble and Walla Walla, via Middle Station,Shanklin's, Reid's, Ibbott's, and Fetherstonhaugh ?s, twice aweek.

136. Coonamble, Tyrone; and Walgett, via Yowie Hotel,Bundy, Wingadee, and Combogolong, twice a week.

137. Coonamble and Quambone, twice a week.138. Coonamble, Billeroy, and Pilliga, via the Tourable -road,

Goldsmith's, Terembone box, Walters', J. Conn's, Gordon's,Croxon's, R. F. She'rwood's, E. Cone's, and the cleared line,once a week. (Contractor to travel through Terembone viaGoldsmith's, thence to Terembone, and join present route nearBiblah, omitting Holyrood and Oaklands,- if required.)

139. Coonamble, Baradine, Bugaldi, and Coonabarabran, viaWarana, Hitchen's, Gardiner's, Croxon's, Border's, Cornish's

Homestead,box, Calga omestead, Calga box, Barrie, and Hillside,once a week. (The Postmaster- General reserves the right tocancel the contract if at any time it is decided that mails areto be conveyed by railway between Coonabarabran and Bara -dine.)

140. Gidgenbah (on Coonamble- Carinda mail line) andQuabatho, via Nelgowrie, Harford's, McMahon's, Davis', andJohnstone's, twice a week.

141. Harvey's and Tooloon, via Stoneman's, Hardy's,Fagan's, Bailey's, Mills', and Parson's boxes, twice a week.

142. Narromine, Timbriebung,ie, and Burraway Crossing, viaMcKillop's, once a week; and Narromine, and Dixon's, viaBurraway Station, and Hogan's, returning to Narromine viaHudson's, and Burraway Station, once a Week. (Contractorto cross at Burraway Crossing when the river at the latterplace is fordable.)

143. Narromine, Farrendale, and Alagala via Solling's Cross-ing, and Main road, calling at Currie's mail -box on the riverbank, half -a -mile frani the road, ,three times a week.

144. Railway Station and Post Office, Peak Hill, six timesa week, or oftener if required.

145. Peak Hill and Sampson's (Mungery), via the main roadpast Hutchin's, McKeown's, Fardy's, Jacob's, Wilmott's,Bogan Bridge, 'Bayliss, Dietrich's box, Mulligan's box, Ham-mond's box, Palmer's, Job's box, Symon's box, S. Symon's,Job's (jun.) box, Cross' box, Sheehan's box, and Armiston'sbox, twice a week.

146. Railway Station and Post Office, Trangie, twice a day,or oftener if required.

147. From Nevertire (on Tuesday), vils McSmith's, " TheWilga," Perry's, Thompson's box, Walsh's and Falkenhagen'sboxes, Hazell's, and Clonnor's to Tahratong, returning toNevertire (on 'Wednesday) via Burrell's, Richardson's box,Easy's, Quigley's box, Ambrose's box, Berryman's box, andDalton's, estate; and on Friday from Nevertire by the reverseroute, arriving at Nevertire on Saturday.

148. Warren and Cannonbar, twice a week.149. Warren, Mount Harris, and Carinda, via " Simpson's

Pine Ridge Hotel,' and Woodbine, twice a week, by horsedrawn or motor mode of conveyance.

150. Warren, Tenandra, and Bullagreen, twice ,a week.151. Mullengudgery and Pritchard's (Mullah ), twice a -week.152. Nyngan and Tarcoon Railway Station, along the eastern

bank of the Bogan River to Bogan Bridge, thence along thewestern bank to Tarcoon Railway Station ( the western bankto be, travelled the whole way when Gunningba.r Creek is inflood) , once a week.

ï,53. Nyngan and Buckiinguy, via Curran's, Doyle's, Smith's,Colane Station box, and Whitewood. box, twice a week; or

153A. Nyngan and McManus' (Araluen), via Curran's,Doyle's, Smith's, Colane Station box, Whitewood box, Bucki-inguy, and Thornton's, twice a week.

154. Miandetta and Lansdale, via Mayger's,.: ` The Retreat,"Miandetta Homestead, Honey Bugle Station, Stapleton's,Hart's, Berwick's, Holmes', McDonald's, Berryman's, Neeld's,Latham's corner, thence via Lacey's to .Hunt's corner, LubraHouse, and Balgay Station, Colbnn Peak box, Mogal Park,Teale's, Lindley's, Ryrie Hut, and Coralie Station, returningby same route, once a week.

155. Hermidale and Bonnie Dundee Mine, via Wilgaa Downsand Budgerygar, three times a week, by horse -drawn or motormode of conveyance.

156. Boppy Mountain and Canbelego, six times a week.

157. Canbelego and Nymagee, once a week.158. Cubar and Wrightville, three times a week; and

Wrightville and Illewong, once a week.159. Cobar, Wrightville, Shuttleton, and Nymagee, via Brura

Government Tank, Shearlegs Government Tank, Nillera Sta-tion, " Priory Hotel," the Priory Station, and Powers, ence aweek; and Nymagee and Shuttleton, once a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; or

159A., Cobar, Wrightville, Shuttleton, and Nymagee, viaBrura Government Tank, Shearlegs Government Tank, Nil-lera Station, Priory Hotel, Priory Station, and Power's, oncea week; or

159x. Cobar, Wrightville, and Shuttleton, via Brura Go-vernment Tank, Shearlegs Government Tank, Nillera Station,Priory Hotel and Priory Station twice a creek.

160. Girilambone and Brewarrina, via the boxes of Messrs.La-mph, McDonald, Finn, Butler, and Payne, thence via theBogan River and Duck Creek Bridges, stock route to theMarra Creek ; and thence by the left bank of the Marra Creekto Brewarrina, once a week.

161. Brewarrina, Collerina, Weilmoringle, Dennawan,Brenda, and Goodooga, via Milroy, W. A.. and J. Hayes', Cart -land's, Urie Point, Gaaringle, Burban Grange, Cawwell, Byra,and Tara, once a week; and Brewarrina, Collerina, Weilmoringle, Dennawan, Brenda, and Goodooga, via CulgoaDowns, Boneda, Mayland's, Voollahra, Burban Grange, Caw -well, and Crother's, along the route ,hitherto followed by theBourke mailman between Collerina and Weilmoringle, once aweek.

162. Brewarrina, Beemwry, and Bourke, twice a week.16.3. Railway Station and Post Office, Bourke, three times a

week, or oftener if required.164. Yantabulla and Hungerford, once, a week; and Yanta-

bulla, Parragundy, and Hungerford, once a week, for oneyear, or two years.

165. Wilcannia and Wanaaring, via 11 -Mile Tank, CopagoGovernment Tank, Momba, and Gaorinipa, once a week, byhorse-drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

167. Grass Hut -and Collerina, 'tiia Lila Springs and Led -napper, once a week.

SOUTHERN ROADS.To and from-

1. Wollongong, Keiravil,e, and Mount Keira, six times aweek; and from Wollóngdtsgq Keiraville and Mount Beira,six times a week.

2. Railway Station and Post Office, Unanderra, twice a day,or oftener if required.

3. Albion Park and Tongarra, six times a week.4. Berry, Woodhill, and Wattamolla, six times a week.5. Berry, Bellawongarali, and Kangaroo Valley, six times a

week.6. Nowra, Bamarang, Burrier, and Yalwal, twice a -week;

or7. Nowra, Bamarang, and Burrier, twice a week; and8. Yalwal and Nowra, twice a week. (Tenderers to state a

separate price for a six times a week service.)9. Nowra, Brundee, Pyree, and Greenwell Point, six times a

week. .

10. Milton, Gingaman, and Brooman, three times a weék.11. Termeil, Bawley Point, and K-ioloa Receiving Office, three

times a week.12. Nelligen, Shallow Crossing, and Brooman, three times a

week.1.3. From Nelligen to Bolan), Buckenbowra Creek, and

Runnyford, returning to Nelligen .on same day, twice a week.14. Tathra, Tathra Road, and Bega, four times a week, on

steamer days. ,

15. From Pambula to South Pambula, Greig's Flat, Nether -cote, and Fourter's box, six times a week; from Fourter's boxto "Nethercote, South Pambula, and Pambula via Greig's Flat,three times a week; and from Fourter's box to Nethereote,South Pambula, and Pambula, via Lochiel, three times aweek.

16. Railway Station and Post Office, Liverpool, six times . aday, or oftener if required.

17. Liverpool, Bonnyrigg, Cecil Park, and Badgery's Creek,six times a week. .

18. From Fairfield to Smithfield, and Wetherill Park, eleventimes a week; and from Wetherill Park to Smithfield-andFairfield, twelve times a week.

19. Wetherill Park and Bossley Park, .six times a week.20. From Railway Station to Post Office, Campbelltown,

forty -one times a week, or oftener if required; and from PostOffice to Railway Station, Ca,napbelltown, thirty times a week,or oftener if required.

21. Post Office and Tramway Station, Camden, three timesa day, or oftener if required.

22. Camden, Brownlow Hill, and Werombi, six tintes aweek.

24. Camden and Cawdor, three times a week.25. Nattai River, Burragorang, and Cox's River, three times

a week.26. Railway Station and Post Office, Moss Vale, forty -two

times a week, or oftener if required.

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27. Moss Vale and Sutton Forest, six times a week; SuttonForest and Canyon Leigh, twice a week; and Canyon Leighand'H. Murray's, once a week.

28. Moss Vale, Burrawang, and Robertson, six times a week;and Robertson and Pheasant Ground, via the Public School,threw tunes a week.

29. From Kangaroo Valley to Post Office, Upper KangarooRiver (W. O'Sullivan's residence) , returning via the crossingat the junction of Kangaroo River and 0-erringong Creek;thence along route past Cooper's, Keever's, William's, Broker's,back to the main road, and then on to Kangaroo. Valley, threetimes a week.

30. Goulburn and Inveralocliy, six times a week.31. Goulburn, Slateland, and Middle Arm, three times a

week.32. From Goulburn to Bungonia, via Boxer and Shaw's.

Creeks; following the main road via W. Frost's, Beegling's,Slaughter Yard, and O'Neill's, on return journey from Bungonia to Goulburn, three times a week.

33. Crookwell and Bigga, via Binda, Markdale, and BlanketFlat, by new Government road, three times a week, by horse-drew' or motor mode of conveyance.

34. \7Tlieeo and Reeves, three times a week.35. Binda and Junction Point, twice a week; or36. Binder and Junction Point, travelling via Peelwood and

Dog Trap Roads, twice a week.37. Taralga, Yalbraith, and Golspie, via the 9 -mile peg, J.

A. Marmont, D. Lawler's, G. Croker's, Mrs. McLaren's, andJ. Horne's, three times a week.

38. Guard's van; Railway Station, Tarago, and Araluen, viaTarago Post-office, Boro, Manar, Larbert Turn -off, Six Mile,Flat, Braidwood, Bell's Creek, and North Araluen, six timesa week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; and apoint on Braidwood- Araluen mail line and Reidsdale, threetimes a week.

39. Braidwood and Mongarlowe, three times a week.40. Braidwood, Jeinbaicumbene, and Major's Creek, six times

a week.41. Araluen and Moruya, via the new road and Kiora, three

times a week, by horse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance.42. Krawarree, Oranmeir (O'Connell's) , and .Ballalaba, four

times a week; and Ballalaba and Major's Creek, six times aweek. ( Contractor to travel between Krawarree and Ballalabatwice a week on alternate days, via Jerrabat Gully, returningvia Stony Creek, and twice a week via Stony Creek, returningvia Jerrabat Gully.)

43. 73odalla, Eurobodalla, Cadgee, and Nerrigundah, via theRiver -road, between Eurobodalla and Cadgee (contractor totravel via the old route when river is uncrossable), six timesa week.

44. Cobargo, Bermagui, and Bermagui South, six times aweek. ( Contractor to convey an extra mail from Bermagui,if required, when the steamer from Sydney arrives late atBermagui.)

45. Cobargo, Wandella, and Yowrie, three times a week.46. Bega, Tanja, Wapengo, Murrah, Bermagui South, and

Bermagui, via Bunga, three times a week.47. Bega and Angledale, twice a week.48. Railway Station and Post Office, Bungendore, twice a

day, or oftener if required.49. Railway Station and Post Office, Queanbeyan, twice a

day, or oftener if required.50. Queanbeyan, Tuggranong Homestead, and Tharwa, via

Lanyon, six times a week.51. From Tharwa to Riversdale, and Gudgenby, via Naas,

returning by the main road to Naas Junction, via T. Oldfield's, H. Oldfield's, T. Kelleher's, H. Jones', and F. Mayo's,once a week.

52. Coöma and R. Brasshaw% via Jones' Plain, and Bobe-yan, once a week.

53. Cooma and Bungarby (Johnson's); via Woodstock,Springwell, E. Shiel's, N. Ecclestdn (Cottage Creek), Bobun-darah Bridge, Maffra, Iron.niongie, H`J. and J. Seares', andHeins', three times a week, for one year only.

54. Adamin- by, Glynwood, and Yaouk, once a week.55. Adaminaby and Eastbourne, once a week; from East-

bourne to Snowy Plain, twice a week ; and from Snowy Plainto Eastbourne, once a week.

5G. Adaminaby and Caddigat, twice a week.57. Rhine Falls and Dry Plain, twice a week..58. Dalgety and Jiw.enbuan, three times a week.59. Railway Station and Post Office, Nimmitabel, twice a

day, or oftener if required. (Tenderers to state a separateprice for a once -a -day service.)

60. Nimmitabel and Springfield Station by main road, viaSilk's, Jardine's; Caldwell's, and Blyton's, twice a week, forone year only,

61. Kybean Station (O'Neill's) , and Nimmitabel, via, themain direct road, twice a week.

62. From Bibbenluke to Cathcart, six times a week; andfrom Cathcart to Bibbenluke; three. time a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance ; or

62A. Bibbenluke and Cathcart, three times a week, by horse-drawn or motor mode of conveyance ; or

62B. Bombala and Cathcart, three titles a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

62c. Bibbenluke and Bukalong Railway Siding, twelve timesa week. (Tenderers to state a separate price for a six- time,s-a -week service.)

62n. Railway Station and Post Office, Bombala, six times aweek. (Tenderers to state a .separate price for a time- times-a -week service.)

63. Bombala, Cathcart, Rocky Hall, Wyndham, Whipstick,Lochiel, and Pambula, three times a week, by horse- ctrrawn ormotor mode of conveyance.

64. Delegate and Tombong, via Thomas Martin's . and C.Stokes', twice a week.

65.. Breadalbane, Parkesbourne, Merrilla, and Pomeroy, viamain road and Chaffey's Orchards, three times a week.

66. Breadalbane and Gurrundah, by direct road, via Han -nan's and Murray's, returning by Watson's and. Hannan's, toCox's and Cotter's, thence to Breadalbane, via Hannan's, twicea week.

67. Gunning and Dalton, six times a week.68. From Gunning to Chain of Ponds and Berrebangalo,

thence to Gunning, three times a week.69. From Dalton to Little Plain by main road, via W. T.

Bush's, T. S. and N. Southwell's, W. Russell's, and W. Patter -son's, to Yass Narrawa main road, thence to the publie schoolin the vicinity of Pye's and Howard's, and on to Bevendale bymain road, via Smith's, Johnston's, .Clarke's, Pye's, T. Dow -ling's, J. J. Hallam's (Byrneville), and Moore's, returning toDalton by main road, via Roche's., Haynes', P. Toohey's, M. J.Toohey's, and J. Thorn's, reverse travelling alternate trips,twice a week.

70. From Yass to Good Hope School, via M. Barber's, H.Barber's, E. Laurence's, C. Laurence's, Anderson's, and R.Thompson's, returning to Yass via Euralie School (SpringCreek) , S. Hume's, and J. Galvin's, twice a week.

71. Yass, Greenfield Farm, and Gundaroo, three times aweek.

72. From Yass to Wargeila, thence to Pudman Creek PublicSchool, via W. Mill's and G. Fuller's, thence by Boorowa -Yass-road to Yass, via Pudman Creek Receiving Office and Black-burn, twice a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of con-veyance.

73. Murrunibateman, Kirkdale, and Nanama, twice a week.74. Gundaroo and Tallagandra, via.".Back Creek, three times

a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price for calling atMurphy's residence.)

75. Bowing and Bookham, four times a week; and Book-ham and Berremangra, three times a week, by horse -drawn ormotor mode of conveyance.

76. Bookham, Nanangroe, Adjungbilly, Tomooroma, andTumut. via Hassell's, Campbell's (Red Hill), Geary's, and J.McKinnon's, twice a week; or

76A. Bookham and Nanangroe Receiving Office, via Love's;A. Armour's, and Carroll's mail boxes on the roadside, twicea week; and

76B. Tumut and P. Sheehan's, via. J. McKinnon's, Geary's,Thomas', and main road to Tomooroma Post Office, thencevia Webb's mail box, Adjungbilly Post Office, Hassell's andStrike's mail boxes; returning via Strike's and Hassell's mailboxes; Adjungbilly Post Office, Red Hill Station Homestead,Tomooroma Post Office, the main road to Thomas', Geary's,and J. McKinnon's, three times a week.

77. From Tomooroma to Miller's box, via Doon's box, A.Bush's box, J. Brasier's box, and J. Mitchell's box, returningto Tomooroma via J. Webb's, A. Lynch's box, J. Edgar's box,W. Long's box, Morris' box, and J. Clout's box, twice a week.

78. Boorowa, Marengo, and Young, three times a week.79. Boorowa and Frogmore, six times a week; and Frogmore

and Reid's Flat, three times a week, by horse -drawn or motormode of conveyance. :.

80. Boorowa, Morongla Creek, and Cowra, via Narra AllanStation and Godfrey's Creek, three times . a week.

81. Boorowa and Gunnary, via Waterhole Flats, once aweek.

82. From Marengo, via . Boyd's, Hurley's, Maloney's,O'Connor's, and Cartwright's, to Lucerne Flats; returning toMarengo by present. route, twice a week.

83. From, Galong to Douglas Gap, via O'Neill's, M+iddleton's&c., returning to Galong, pia Gooramma, Boorowa Hills, and.Boorowa Flats, three times a week.

84. Murru;mburrah, Blind Creek, Aurvill, Barwang, andYoung, via B. IIill's, and the Government road, twice a week.

85. Young, Burramundra, Weddin, a nd Grenfell, three timesa week.

86. Young, Thuddungra, Bribaree, and Bimbi, .via .the Chill-ing Works -road to Scott's Siding, Quamby, Wootoona, Fin -nigan's, Burramundra; the travelling stock route, BribareeCreek, Old Balabla, Eurabba, and Woodlands, three times aweek. (Contractor to travel via main road to Scott's Siding. when Back Creek is uncrossable.)

87. Thuddungra and Thuddungra, via road passing Sander -son's, Crow's, Avoca School, W. H. Perkins', Bailey's, Edwards',and Schouten's, twice a week.

88. From Tubbul, via-- Webb's, Cook's, Heub'S, Haggett's,McIntosh's, Moralha School, and West's, returning to Tubbul,via Springs, Lamb's, Hannigan's, and Clark's, three times aweek.

89. Grenfell, Ooma Creek, and Forbes, three times a week,

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90. Grenfell and Tyagong, via the Q141ändppg- road, pastRobert Graham's, R. Lyneii's, Griffins", Quandong School, AndMcDonald's, twice a creek; or

90a. From Grenfell to Tyagong, via the Quandong -road pastRobert Graham's, R. Lynch's, Griffin's, Quaaidong School, andMcD.onald's; returning via Taylor's, Rowland's, Shannon's,Brundab, W. Pfeiffer's, awl L. Smith's, thence by outwardroute, twice a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price fora three- times -a -week service.)

91. Piney Range and Yarran Vale, via Marten's, Cleary's,Kirk's, Gault's, J. H. Granleese's, thence to B. Woodbridge's,three times a week. .

92. Yarra.0 Vale and Bland, via the road passing Caldwell'sblock, and Troy's, twice a week.

93. From ¡allendbjeen to Cullinga Mines, via Morrow's,Bassingthwaite's, Sweeney's, Crisp's, and Packett's, returningto Wallendbeen, via Chapman's, Manwaring's, White's,McLeod's, Kairl's, _Lynam and Ryan's, Packett's, Crisp's,Sweeney's, Bassingthwaite's, and Morrow's, three times aweek.

94. Wallendbeen, via Colarado, Cahill Brothers, Wombat,Tumlileton Holding, Fontenoy, Berthong, Dara, thence alongthe Stockinbingal - Wallendbeen -road, via Robert's, Forsyth's,and Hoey's, three times a week.

95. Railway Station and Post - office, Cootamundra, threetimes a day, or oftener if required; and Cootamundra Post-office and Cootamundra West Railway Station, one and a halftimes a day, or oftener if required.

96. Tenióra and Trungley Hall Post - office, via Main -road,thence to Mórangarell, via old Tullyfroine School mail box,late Chellington Post - office, Cleverdon, Lanner's, Kennedy's,Coleman's, and Morton's, twice a week.

97. From Teinora to Big Mimosa Post office, via W. Porter's,Melzer's, J. Porter's, Maher's, Barnes', Berthshmer's, S.Brown's, Ladd's, Aitken's, and Denyer's, returning to Temora,via B. King's, J. Golder's, J. Blair's, J. Crook's, J. T. Crook's,A: McKelvie's, Cooney's, Box's, Cartwriglit's, S. Bradley's, J.Granless, A. Beatons, Melzer's, and W. Porter's, three times aweek.

98. Ariah Park to Penfold's, via the boxes of H. Stewart, D.Tyndall, W. Durham A. Tayler, A. Menzie, H. Breust, C.Breust, W. Breust, Giles, and A. Breust, returning to AriahPark, via boxes of Breust, Giles, J. Wells, E. Kahn, E. Carnie,F. McLeod, T. O'Brien, P. Tyndall, Landgon, and F. Sawyer,twice a week.

99. Ariali Park and Gutlirie's, via J. Scott's, S. 'Rogers', O.C. Blizzard's, A . Mills', H. Maxwell's, and A. Minchin's, re-turning via A. Minchin's, H. Maxwell's; A. Mills', H. Mills',S. Rogers', and J. Scotts', twice a week.

100. Beckom and Hillington, via Martin's, Stanmore's, Kil-dary School box, Kildary Station, McKenzie's, Allen's, andPrentice's, returning to Beckom, via The Black Gate, Prior's,Bonehäm'e, J. Baker's,_ Kildary School box, Stanmore's, andMartin's ley the main road, three times a week.

101. From Beckom to Wallaroobie, via Gemell's, Carter's,McLean's, and Weir's, returning via Boyd's, G- ardiner's,Rowallan, and Jenkinson's, three times a week.

102. From Beckom to Jones', via Thomas', Pursehouse's,Mooney's, Mallinson's, Lucas', Dunlop's, and Hunter's; re-turning to Beckom via Baker's, PoppTe's, tRudd's, Ely's, andDean's, twice a week.

103. Barmedman and L. Graham's (Rosewood), by Govern-ment road, via Hall's, McLaren's, Neindorf's, and ThomasPowston's mail box, twice a week.

104. West Wyalong, Wyalong, and ]'Marsden, via the roadpast Burtenshaw's, Williams'; O'Keefe's, Thompson's, BackCreek, and Oakhurst Station, twice a week; and WestWyalong, Wyalong, and Marsden, via the main road, andthence to Lake Cowal East (Wilson's), via the Bland CreekPunt (Donkin's) , twice a week.

105. Ungarie and Wilga Plains, via. J. Wood's and E. H.Clemson's, returning via C. \Vest's, W. H. Clemson's, F. L.Clemson's, W. H. Clemson's, and F. D. Ewer's, to Ungarie(roadside delivery) , once a week.

106. From Ungarie, via H. Dowling's box, Jack Aberuethy'shex, Jim Abernetliy's box, Blairgowrie, Boreamble, Dixon's, A.Lee's, Scott and Bohm's, W. Lee's, J. Tamered's, Fraser's,Cross' box, and Miirrell's box to Uiigaric, twice a. week.

107. Railway Station and Post -office Gundagai, twice a day,or oftener if required. .

108. Railway . Station Gilmore, Post - office Gilmore, \Vonclalga, --Batlow, Kiznania, Laurel Bill, Cquraby ra, and Tum-barumba,. via Broadhurst's, C. Heineke's, and G. Il.eincke's,three times a week, by liorse- drawn or motor mode of con-veyance.

109. From Gilmore Post office to Upper Gilmore ReceivingOffice and J. Hurl's residence (Fern Gully) , via the road onthe eastern side. of Gilmore Creek, returning to Gilmore,. viaUpper Gilmore Office and the road crossing the creek at Ferndale School, thence along the road on the western side ofGilmore Creek to Windowie School and Gilmore, once a week;and from Gilmore Post office to Upper Gilmore Receiving Officeand J. Hurl's residence ( Fern Cully), via Windowie Schooland the road On the western side of Gilmore Creek, crossingthe creek it Ferndale School, thence along the road on theeastern side of the creek, returning to Gilmore, via the road

on the eastern side of Gilmore Creek, once a week. (Con -tractor in times of flood to observe the route via the easternbank of the 'creek. )

110. Adelong, Mount Adrah, and Hines Creek, twice aweek

Adelong and Hillsboro, Yaven Creek, via Ellersl.eStation, and R. Sharpe's (Westwood) , twice a week.

112. Railway platform and Post - office, Tumblong, twice aday, or oftener if required.

113. Railway Station and Post office, Tumut, six. times aweek, or oftener if required.

114. Tumut, West Blowering, and Yellowin, travelling viathe Tumut Plains -road and J. Purcell's, Naughton's, McLeary''s,and Tumut Plains Public School, twice a week.

115. Tumut, Gilmore, and Adelong, six times a week, "byhorse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

116. Betliungra, Mitta Mitta (Dillon's), and Lower Yamma-tree, via Langwelt, A. W. White's, and Waddell's (on returnjourney contractor to travel between A. W. White's andBethungra, via the main public road) , twice a week.

118. Wagga -Wagga and Clarke's, via Euberta, 112illwood,Currawarra, and main road to Northowono Public School,Jewel's, and Murphy's, three times a week, by horse -drawn órmotor mode of conveyance.

119. From Wagga Wagga to Brucedale, thence by the Junee -road to the 14 -mile post, thence westerly by public road toW. Hamilton's, thence by main road to Downside, returningto Wagge, Wagga by direct road from Downside, three timesa week.

120. Wagga «'agga, Lake Albert, Gregadoo Receiving Office,Clifton, and Little Billabong, via Big Springs and Livingstone,three times a week.

121. Wagga Wagga, Dhulura, Clonegonnel (Lindon's), andHancock's, via Donoliue's. (Contractor to travel on outwardjourney via the east and north sides of R. Miller's land, leav-ing present -route at latter's mail box, returning from Han-cock's via Lock's and Sell's), three times a week.

122. Wagga Wagga, Mangoplah, Cookardinia, Kinross, andHolbrook, three times a week, by horse -drawn or motor modeof conveyance.

123. Tumbarumba and Batlow, via Taradale, Peel's, OldBago-road to Tumbarumba- Adelong -road, and White Gate,twice a week.

121. Tumbarumba, Mannus, and The Glen, twice a week.125. Tooma and Khancoban Receiving Office, via Warbroak

Bridge, Greg G-reg, and Briñgenbong, twice a week.126. Railway Station and Post Office, The Rock, three times

a day, or oftener if required ; and The Rock, South CollingullieSchool, and Collingullie Post Office, returning via Tribolet's,Ballymoran, and Lansdown to the Rock, three times a week;and from the Rock to Meigel's, G. Lawrence's, Patterson's,Byrnes', Jarick's, Higgins', Kohihagen's, Breen's, H. Cricih-ton's, Hooper's, Lally's, Bragg's, and Klimpsch's ; thence toThe. Rock via the Mangoplah road, three times- a week; or

127. Railway Station and Post Office, The Rock, three timesa day, or oftener if required ; and

128. The Rock, South Collingullie School, and CollingulliePost Office, returning via Tribolet's, Ballymoran, and Lands-down to The Rock, three times a week ; and

129. From The Rock to Meigel's, G. Lawrence's, Patterson's,,Byrnes',

Hooper's,Higgins', Kohihagen's, Breen's, H. Crich-

ton's, ooper's, Lally's, Bragg's, and Klinapsch's; thence toThe Rock via the Mangoplah road, three times a week.

130. Boree Creek and McLean's, via T. Morley's, HopwoodBros., O'Leary's, W. Jones', and Birrego, three times a week.

131. Frein Yerong Creek in an easterly direction along theMangoplah -road as far as J. H. Armstrong's, thence via O.A. and C. Klimpsch's and Lutheran Church. thence to F.Jarrick's corner, returning to near the Lutheran Church,thence south to Hawkins',' thence west to Egan Creek StationWoolshed, Egan Creek Station, thence north to Mangoplah-road, rejoining saine near Egan Creek Bridge, thence returningto Yeroug Creek, three times a week.

- 132. Cookardinia and 'lenty, three times a week; or132A. Henty and Bahr's (\'Vasleys), by the main road, three

times a week.133. Cookardinia. and Griffith's (Emu Point), twice a week.134. Walla Walla and Sherwyn School, via Voss', Paech's,

Si.uipfendorfer's, Kobleh-agen's, Douglas', thence along the2- chain road to \ Toolnier's, J. G. Dembrell's, and Sturtz's,returning to Walla Walla via King's, Schmidt's, and Connors,twice a week.

1.35. Morven and W. B. Sanger's, three times a week.136. Albury, Bungowannah Receiving Office, and Howlong,

six times a week, by .horse-drawn or motor mode of convey-ance; and

136A. Howlong and Corowa, by the main road, three times aweek, by horse drawn or motor mode of conveyance; or

1.36a. Albin; and Corowa, via Bungowannah Receiving Officeand Howlong, three times a week ; and Albury and Howlong,thine times a week, by horse- drawn or motor mode of con-veyance.

137. Howlong' and Brocklesby, via Just's, Leahy's, Weule's.Reid's box, The Olives, Scheetz's, Maxwell's, Courtney's -lane,and F. Weule's, three times a week.

136. Ka,marah Post Office. and Durnan's, sen., via The Wil-lows, Boyd's mail box, and Mount Crystal, twice .tia week.

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139. Coolamon and Wallaroobie, via Clarke's, W. W.Hewitt's Blake's, Barnes', Yerberg's, Gannon's, Ward'sBrown's, Hallum's, and Anderson's, twice a week.

140. Coolamon, via Brushwood School, Lockett's Lane, J.Cutler's, Jessup's, A. Smith's, Mangain. School, Erskine's,Cottee School; thence via J. Rebenger's, A. Robinson's, Brom-ham's, Kittegora School, C. Dyce's, Robinson's, Kerin's, andD. Armstrong's to Coolamon (alternate directions each trip),three times /a week.

141. From Coolamon to Tooyal North by the main road, re-turning via Bromham's, R. Nixon's, Booth's, and J. Boyton's;thence by Tooyal -road (alternate directions each trip), threetimes a week.

142. From Ganmain to J. Maxwell's, H. Hamblin's, Haines',HPlane's, McGrath's, Oehm's, R. Creely's, D. amblin's;

.thence to Winnett's via lane off main road, Kelly's, Halbiech's,'and Kockibitoo School, returning to Ganmain via Ayscough's,Bartlett's, Plane's Kember's, and Hamblin's, three times aweek.

143...From Matong to Airlie Station, E. Hoskin's, E. Hughes',Cowabbie boundary; thence about 3¡ miles east to DullahParish boundary; thence south via Boase's, E. Bryant's, Saun-der's, and E. Brill's to Matong, three times a week.

144. From Grong Grong to Murril Creek (Dumbrell's oldsaw -mill) via Federal Park School, Hogan's, Hall's, Mye s',North Berembed School, North Berembed Station, and Bel -more Mines, twice a week; and from Murril Creek via Mew'sbox, B. Jones', T. Jones' to Billaah and Grong Grong viaWilga Park, Summerleigh, Kennedy Bros'., and the mainroad, twice a week.

145. Railway Station and Post Office, Narrandera, twelvetimes a week, or oftener if required.

146. From Barellan, via Cracknell's, Parnaby's, McMahon's,Tho1npson's, Cuthbert's, Foy Brothers' box, H. Durham'sWarby's, Garoolgan Post Office, Robinson's, Old MirrabeeStation, Mirrabee Station (Killen's), Old Mirrabee Station,Overs', and Dunn's, thence to Barellan, three times a week.

147. From Barellan to Sandy Creek, via Waide's, publicschool, and Roaches' sawmill, returning via Aria, Dowling,Garoolgan Parishes, to Barellan, twice a week.

148. From Binya Post Office to W. Cruickshank's (Coco -para), via Myers', Heard's, Loechel's, Saunders', school house,Byrnes', Maile's, Curtis', Brown's, A. E. Gullifer's,. ThompsonBros.', E. W. Gullifer's, Goode's, The Peak, and Grieves', re-turning to Binya via The Bluff, Litchfield's, and Barber's,three times a week.

149. Railway Station and Post Office, Jerilderie; twelve timesa week, or oftener if required.

150. Jerilderie and Finley, via South Coree -road to a pointabout 8 miles from. Jerilderie, thence in 'a southerly directionthrough the parishes of Booroorbanilly and Tongaboo, viaSleeman's, Baker's, Larkin's, Yeo's, and Springfield's, once aweek.

151. From Brocklesby to Cunningham's, via Shippard's, A.Gale's, and T. I. Maxwell's, returning to Brocklesby via theWalbundrie -road, three times a week.

152. Balldale and Howlong, via McDonald's,4Seymour Bros.',Morebringer Public School, Black's, Ryan Bros.', O'Hallo ,ran's, Eyer's, and P. Salmon's, twice a week.

153. Corowa, Mulwala, Mount G-wynne, and Boomanoomana,three times a week.

154. Corowa and Berrigan, via . Redlands Publi.c Hall, BullPlain, Savernake, and Warmatta, twice a week; with a branchline from Redlands Hall to J. L. Young's (Box Vale), viaKnight's, Gorman's, Forge's, Merton's, Walsh's, and Pater -son's, returning to Corowa by the same route, twice a week;and from Corowa to Ringwood Homestead, via Knight's, Gor-man's, Forge's, Merton's, and Byrnes', returning by the mainroad to Coroza, once a week.

155. Berrigan, Narrow Plains, Innesvale, Oaklands, andDaysdale, via Jerilderie -road, Myall Plains Gate (on bothforward and return . journeys), Momolong, Wangamong, E. C.Jones', and Hanrahan's, twice a week; and Oaklands andDaysdale, via. Jones' and Hanrahan's, once a week.

156. Finley and Tocumwal, six times a week, by horse -drawnor motor mode of conveyance.

157. Railway Station and Post Office, Deniliquin, once aday, or oftener if required.

158. Moulamein and Barham, via Neimer bridge, NoorongHomestead, and Miller's, twice a week.

159. Moulamein. and Swan Hill (Vic.), via McCannon's,Williams', Maddy Bros.', Jeffers', Frantz's, L. M. Mac -kenzie's, A. G. Mackenzie's, Johnston's, Marshall's, Runci-man Bros.', and Chishohn's, twice a week.

160. From Barham to Koondrook (Vic.), six times a week;and from Koondrook to Barham, twelve times a week.

161. Leeton and D. L. Jones' (farm 506) via Doylton andfarms 479, 497, 483, 493, 501, 504, and 505, three times a week.

162. From Leeton to Doylton Post Office, via farms 49, 46,44, E59, 563, 62, 215, 212, 207, and 187,' returning to Leetonvia farms 187, 183, 192, 209, 356, and 342, three times a week.

163. Griffith and Rankin's Springs, via Jackson's, Wilcox's,Venda, W. Kites', Store Dam, Bellandry Station, ConiparaStation and saw - mills, twice a week; or

163a. Yenda and Rankin's Springs, via W. Kite's, Store Dam,Bellandry Station, Conipara Station, and saw - mills, twice aweek.

164. From Griffith to Mount Ida and Curlew Park, viaWilson's (Ballingall), Telford's, (Lakeview), Silverton's (Sings.lea), Donovau's letter box, McInnes's (Sherwood) letter box,Clifton's box, Campbell's (Glenroy) letter box, Mount Ida,Hillston stock route, and Gunbar stock route to Gibson Bros.'(Waverley), Hill's (Fairview), and Curlew Park, returning toMount Ida via Gunbar stock route, Hillman's letter box, thenceto Griffith by route followed on outward trip, twice a week,for one year only.

165. Wilbriggie Railway Station, Wilbriggie Post Office,North Darlington Point, and Darlington Point Post Office, nearthe river, six times a week.

166. Darlington Point and Hay, travelling on the south sideof the river, three times a week.

167. Carrathool, Gunbar, and Hillston, via Dry Lake, por-tion. NTo. 23 parish of Lake Gunbar, thence by Gunbar Stationroad to J. McKinley's Hotel, Smith's, Australian Mortgageand Agency Company's selection, portions Nos. 24, 20, and 18parish of Burgess, and Green Hills, once a week; and Carrathool, Gunbar, an' d Hillston, via Dry Lake, Gunbar Hotel.McKinley's, and Naradhan School, twice a week, by horse-drawn or motor mode of conveyance, for one year only; or

167a. Carrathool and Gunbar, via Dry Lake, three times aweek, by horse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance, for oneyear only; and

167B. Hillston and Gunbar, via Green Hills, portions Nos.24, 20, and 18 parish of Burgess, Australian Mortgage andAgency Company's selection, Smith's, J. _.McKinley's Hotel,thence by Gunbar Station road to portion 23 parish of LakeGunbar, and via the Whealbah road to Gunbar Hotel, once aweek; and Hillston and Gunbar, via Naradhan School,McKinley's, and Gunbar Hotel, twice a week, by horse -drawnor motor mode of conveyance, for one year only.

168. From Hay to Eason's ( Wantwood) via Emu Scrub,Yeadon, Sidonia, Wyoming, Yurdilla, Amolia, and Wongalea,returning to Hay via Aspley's, Berangerine, Te Aro, Gaiah,Gap Gate, Yeadon, and Emu Scrub, once a week; and fromHay to Eason's (Wantwood) via Emu Scrub, Yeadon, GapGate, Galah, Te Aro, Berangerine, and Aspley's, returning toHay via Wongalea, Amoila, Yurdilla, Wyoming, Sidonia,Yeadon, and Emu Scrub, once a reek.

169. Hay, Maude, Oxley, and Balranald, three times a week,by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; with a branchmail between Maude, Gilam, and Nap Nap mail box on thenorth side of the river, once a week.

170. Railway Station and Post Office, Hay, six times aweek, or oftener if required.

171. Hay and Thelangerin, via Wooloondool, Darcoola, andBenduck Back Station, once a week.

172. Hay and Parslow's, via South Burrabogie, Schiller's,and Eurolie, once a week.

173. Balranald, Hatfield, and Clare, via Paika, Block D,Youhl Plain Tank, Till Till Station, and Till Till Govern-ment Tank, twice a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode ofconveyance.

174. Tooleybuc via Hudson's, Hoare's, Lockhart's, Louttit's,Pevey's, Sinclair's, O'Connor's, Paon Boon, Bray's, McInnes',Farrant's, Soar's, Millens', Guy's, and others, twice a week.

175. Wentworth and Popiltah, via the Ana Branch Bridge,Oakbank, Wilpataria, tara Downs, Allanvale, Glenesk, Wilton,Bingo, Lamplough, Bulpunga, Watara, Quambi, Toora, Col-rain, Bunnerungie, Windamingle, Willow Point, Woodlands,and Boxgrove, once a week, by horse, drawn or motor mode ofconveyance. (Tenderers to state a separate price for twice aweek.)

NORTHERN ROADS.

7'o and from -1. Spencer Post Office Wharf, Spencer Post Office, and Lower

Mangrove, six times a week.2. Mangrove Creek. and Upper Mangrove Creek, once a week.3. Lower Mangrove and Mangrove Creek, three times 'a week.4. Galston and Arcadia, six times a week.5. \Voy Woy and Kincumber, via the channel between Riley's

and St. Hubert's Island, Davis Town, and Empire Bay, sixtimes a week.

6. Newcastle, The Junction, Merewether, Kahibah, Charles-town, Belmont, Swansea, Mine Camp, and Catherine Hill Bay,six times a week; and from Merewether to The Junction andNewcastle on Saturday, once a week.

7. Newcastle, Naval Base, Nelson's Bay, Pindimar (FishWorks), Windy Wtoppa, and Tea Gardens, six times a week;or

7a. Karuah and Tea Gardens, six times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; and

7B. Tea Gardens, Windy Whoppa, Pindimar (Fish Works),and Nelson's Bay (or vice versa), six times a week, by motorlaunch; or

7c. Newcastle, Naval Base, and Nelson's Bay (by motor caror char -a -banc between Newcastle and Salt Ash Wharf, andmotor launch or steamer between Salt Ash Wharf and Nelson'sBay), six times a week; and

7n. Karuah and Tea Gardens, six times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; and Tea Gardens, WindyWhoppa, and Pindimar (or vice versa), six times a week, bymotor launch; or

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7s. Karuah and Tea Gardens, six times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance; and

7F. Tea Gardens, Windy Whoppa, and Pindimar (FishWorks) (or vice versa), six times a week, by motor launch.

8. Charlestown, Dudley, and Redhead, six times a week.9. W;allsend and Minmi, twelve times a week, by horse -drawn

or motor mode of conveyance.10. Railway Station and Post Office, Gloucester, three times

a day, or oftener if required, by horse -drawn or motor modeof conveyance.

11. Raymond Terrace, Nelson's Plains, and Mount Kenwary,six times a week.

12. Barrington and Upper Bowman, three times a week.13. Barrington, Berrico, and Rawden Vale, via Gloucester

River Public School, Carney's Homestead, and main road toBerrico House, three times a week; and Rawden Vale andCobark Station, once a week.

14. Krambach and Failford, via Avalon, Dyer's Crossing,Koribar, and Nabiac, six times a week.

15. Wingli'am, Cedar Party Creek, Killabakh Creek, andComboyne, three times a week, by horse-drawn, or motor modeof conveyance.

16. Wingham and Krambach, via Burrell Creek and Kundi-bakh, three times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode ofconveyan ce.1

17. Mount George, Wyoming, and Knorrit Flat, three timesa week; and Knorrit Flat, Number One, and Cooplacurripa,twice a week.

18. Dingo Creek and Wherrol Flat (J. F. Unger's) , threetimes a week. (Contractor to travel via Dingo Creek Bridgein times of flood.)

19. Bobin, Elands, and Hyndman, twice a week.20. Railway Station and Post Office, Moorland, six times a

week, or oftener if required.21. Railway Station and Post Office, John's River, six times

a week, or oftener if required; and John's River and HannamVale, three times a week.

22. Railway Station and Post Office, Waauchope, twice a day,or oftener if required, by horse -drawn or motor mode of con-veyance.

23. Wauchope and Beechwood, via the main road, six timesa week.

24. Telegraph Point, Ballengarra, Rolland's Plains, andUpper Rolland's Plains, four times a week.

25. Kempsey Post Office, West Kempsey Post Office, andKempsey Railway Station, twice a clay, or oftener if required;and Kempsey to West Keempsey, once a day.

26. Gladstone, Loftus Bridge, and Upper Belmore ReceivingOffice, three times a week. (Contractor to. travel alternatelyby the left bank on the outward journey, returning by the rightbank, and by the right bank on the outward journey, return-ing by the left bank.)

27. Macksville, Tewinga, and Bowraville, six times a week,by horse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance. (Contractor totravel by the present route, or via Congarini as required.)

28. Bowraville and Argent's Hill, travelling via North Armon forward- journey, and via Buccra Bendinni on the return,three times a week.

29. Bowraville, .Missabotti, and 14 -mile peg (Upper Missa-botti) , three times a week.

30. Bellingen, Upper South Arm, Ferny Flat, and 20 -milepeg, three times a week.

31. North Dorrigo, Bostobrick, and Tyringham Post Office,twice a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance...

32.. Coff's Harbor Post Office, Coff's Harbor Jetty Post Office,and steamers ( receiving and despatching mails at steamer'sside on jetty on arrival and departure of steamers), as re-quired; and from Coff's Harbor Post Office to Coff's HarborJetty Post Office, eight times a week; and from Coil's HarborJetty Post Office to Coff's Harbor Post Office, six times aweek. (The Postmaster - General reserves the right to cancelthe contract if at any time it is decided that Sydney mails forCoff's Harbor and other towns are to be conveyed over theNorth Coast railway.)

33F. From Railway Station to Post Office, East Maitland,thirty times a week, or oftener if required; and from PostOffice to Railway Station, East Maitland, thirty -six times aweek, or oftener if required.

34. From Railway Station, Church street, to Post Office, WestMaitland, seventy times a week, or oftener if required; andfrom Post Office to Railway Station, Church- street, West Mait-land, sixty -four times a week, or oftener if required. (Con-tractor to clear Late Fee -box at Railway Station, and handcontents to sorter of " Up " Express.)

35. West Maitland, Aberglasslyn, Rosebrook, Gosforth, andLamb's Creek, three times a week.

36. Cessnock, Bell -bird, Millfleld, Sweetman's Creek, and Wol-lembi, six times a week, by horse - drawn, or motor mode of con-veyance.

37. Cessnock, Bell -bird, and Ellalong, six times a week.38. Railway Station and Post Office, Cessnock, three times

a day, or oftener if required.0.8225.-2

39. From Railway Station to Post Office, Morpeth, twelvetimes a week, or oftener if requried; from Morpeth Post Officeto Railway Station, six times a week, or oftener if required;from Morpeth to Hinton, twelve times a week; from Hintonto Morpeth, six times a week; and from Hinton and WallalongPublic School, six times a week.

40. Railway Station and Post Office, Paterson, twice a day,or oftener, if required, on six days a week.

41. Wollombi, Laguna, and Central Wattagan, three timesa week. .

42. From Railway Station to Post Office, Branxton, twelvetimes a week, or oftener if required; and from Post Office toRailway Station, Branxton, eighteen times a week, or oftenerif required. (Contractor to convey mails from RailwayStation to Post Office, eighteen times a week, if required.)

43. Singleton, Boggy Flat, Gouldsvìlle, Warkworth, andJerry's Plain, via Thorley's, six times a week, by horse -drawn or victor mode of conveyance.

44. Singleton and Scott's Flat, six times a week; and Scott'sFlat and Mitchell's Flat, three times a week.

45. Singleton, Mount Olive, St. Clair, and Carrow Brook, viaSt. Clair Homestead (G. Loder's), three times a week. _

46. A point on the Singleton- Jerry's Plains mail -line (nearBoggy Flat) and Bulga, four times a week.

47. Bulga, Howe's Valley, and Putty, via Darkey Creekroad, twice a week.

48. Mount Olive, Greenlands, Dawson's Hill, and Gooran-goola, travelling along Campbell's Creek road, three times aweek.

49. Dawson's Hill and Dry Creek School, three times a week.50. ';From Glennie's Creek to Hartin's along existing route,

returning to 3 -mile peg, 'thence via Middle Falbrook School,Falbrook Bridge, Oak Park School, and Noble's Crossing, toGlennie's Creek, clearing and delivering mail in boxes placedalong the roadside, twice a week. (When the creek is un-crossable at Noble's Crossing, contractor to return to Glennie'sCreek, via Falbrook Bridge.)

51. Muswellbrook, Denman, Hollydeen, Giant's Creek, Gun -gal, and Merriwa, six times a week, by horse -drawn or motormode of conveyance.

52. Muswellbrook, Spring Creek, Wybong, Hewitt's, Mano -balia Public School, and Ridgelands (Osborne) , three times aweek.

53. Muswellbrook and Kayuga, three times a week.54. Muswellbrook and Dunbar's Creek, twice a week.55. Cassius and Uarbry, via Barrier Wire Netting Gate,

McKenzie's, Kurrajong Park, Curryall, Flagmont, Parcel,Doondi, and Tongy Station mail -box, three times a week;and Uarbry and Leadville, via Melrose and Cambil máíì =hox,three times a week.

56. Railway Station and Post Office, Aberdeen, twice a day,or oftener if required.

57. Aberdeen, Rouchell Brook, and Upper Rouchell (MainCamp) , three times a week. (In flood time, when the riveris uncrossable, contractor to travel by pack -horse from nearS. Holmes', via S. Holmes' and Gardiner's paddocks, toRouchell Brook.)

58. From Aberdeen to Brushy.Hill by the present route, viaBroad Crossing, thence back to junction of road near Wilkin-son's, across new road to Harrison's and Dight's, and back toAberdeen, via Segenhoe, twice a week.

59. From Aberdeen via Blairmore -road to Dartbrook Creek,thence per road to Kayuga -Scone -road, thence to its junctionwith Sandy Creek road, thence to P. Morris', returning toKayuga -road by same route, thence to Dartbrook -road, and bythat road to Aberdeen, twice a week.

60. Blandford, Timor, and Nundle (contractor to convekmails between Blandford and Timor, per two - wheeled vehicle,and to travel via main road between Blandford and M. Whit-ten's, about 11 miles, thence by road along Green Creek to S.Watson's, thence to Timor Post Office and along existing routeto Nundle) , twice a week.

61. Willow Tree, G aha's, and J. Cronin's, via MainRoad to Miller's Creek, thence via Reid Bros. .end Sevil's, toGlasston, Glen Moan, A. A. Co's Gate, three times a week.

62. From Railway Station to Post Office, Quirindi, twig aday, or oftener if required; and from Post Office to RailwayStation, Quirindi, Once a day, or oftener if required.

63. Quirindi, Castle Mountain, and Wallabadah, via theMain Road, returning via Quirindi Station, six times a week.

64. Quirindi, Yarraman, and Blackville, via Main Road,Pine Ridge, Mooki Springs, and Kickerbill, three times aweek; and Yarraman, Bundella, and Tambar Springs, viaRockgedgiel, three times a week, by horse - drawn, or motormode of conveyance.

65. Quirindi and Trinkey, via Caroona, Wal'hollow, G.Binney's (4n station), McVean's, Spring-ridge, Coolanbilla,and Colly Blue Post Office, three times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance, for one year only.

66. Quirindi, Gaspard, Ferncliffe Finger -post, Norton's, Wil-son's, H. Swain's, J. Swain's, and Ranger's Valley (AlfredSwain's), via Jacob and Joseph Creek, twice a week.

67. Werris Creek and Bowra (Werris Park), travelling viaThe Gap School and Wallhollow -road, twice a week.

68. Gunnedah and Meermaul, twice a week.

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80. Prom Kelvin Post Office to residente south thereoftravelling via Hawker's, Kennedy's, Berwick's, Woólshed,Carolan's box, Gall's, Brady's, Finley's, White's, Mitchell's,Nolan's, Perrett's, Connolly Bros'., and Perrett's, to KelvinPost Of lee, twice a week.

70. Railway Station and Post Office, Boggabri, twice a day,or oftener if required.

71. Boggabri and Lindsay Station, via Grover's (The Rock) ,as well as via all places on route hitherto followed via \Var -ner's, Chambers', O'Shea's, Therribri, T. Phillips', W.H©lmes', Thornfield, Hobden's, Old Coolah, and Willeroi,twice a week.

72. Railway Station and Post Office, Narrabri, 23 times aweek, or oftener if required.

73. Narralri and Mackinson's, vita Pike's, Smith's,McGregor's, Allan Pike's, McFarlane's, Smith's, Scott's, Fitz -gerald's, Shepherd's, W. Smith's, Have's, McMahon's,Barker's, Wilson's, Grant's, Stork's, and Porter's, returningdirect by main road north of Shepherd's, twice a week.

74. Narrabri, Terry -chie -hie, and Gravesend, following May-field -road, via W. Samuels', W. Farrand's (Mayfield),Jenkins', Houget's, connecting with old Government roadat 15 -mile peg, thence via Meppen's, Madden's, Wallace's,Old Edgeroi, Collymongle, Bull's, Bradford's, Wallace's, EliDavies', Berrygill Public School, Jurd's and Butler's, Gill's,Cook's, Wick's, Keel's (Berrygill), Regan's, J. Cannon's(Eden Valley) , E. Hann's, Sullivan's, Drinan's, Subsidised

School, Moore's, Lambourne (Iragappa), J. Cory's, E. J.Cory's, McCusker's (Gaitee More), Gardiner's, R. Watt's(Glendaara), Skipton's (Mountain View), Tomilson's, Ä. W.Gin's (Brooklyn), and Maiden's (The Ranche), once a week.

fis. Naarabri and Cramsies, via Balfe's, Brown's, Mel-bourne's, M. Avery's, Murphy's, Ritter's, Dale's, Burrell's,Melbourne's, and R. Cramsie's, once a week.

76. Terry-hie-hie and The Glen (Berrigal Creek) , once aweek.

77. Come -by- Chanee and Gow's (Meadow Plain) on Pilliga-Walgett mail route, via Oakleigh box, Huon box, KennedyBros.' (Newlands), Kensington, McCulloch's box, O'Brien's(Tallwood), said Hunter's box (Eurabah), once a week; or

77A. From Come -by- Chance to Hunter's (Eurabah), via Oak -leigh box, Huon box, Kennedy Bros.' (Newlands), Kensington,McCulloch's box, and O'Brien's (Tallwood), once a week.(Contractor to pick up mail matter at Come -by- Chance PostOffice and make the return journey to Come -by- Chance in theopposite direction, viz., from Come -by- Chance áirect toHunter's box ( Eurabah), thence via O'Brien's, McCulloch'sbox, Kensington, Kennedy Bros.' (Newlands), Huon box, andOakleigh bog, ones a week.)

78. From Come -by- Chance via J. V. Constable's, Bullen's,Constable's, 'Gordon's, and S. C. Gordon's, returning thencedirt to Come -by- Chance, twice a 'week.

79. Railway Station and Post-office, Wee Waa, twice a day,or oftener if required.

S0. Wee Wan and Pilliga+, visa Cuttabri, Molyneaux's, Merim-borough, and E. Curry's, once a week.

81. Bugilbone Siding, Dangar's, and Turner's, via Moore's,Radford's, Abb's, Boland's, .O'Neill's, O'Mullane's, and Slack -smith's, twice a week.

82. Railway Station and Post Office, Walgett, three times aweek, or oftener if required.

53. Walgett, Nettleton, Lightning Ridge, Angledool, NewAngledool, Currawillinghi, Rebel (Q), and Goodooga, twice aweek-; and Walgett, Nettleton, and Lightning Ridge, once aweek, by horse- drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

84. Walgett and Goodooga, via main road to CumborahPost Office, thence main road to -Grawin, Wiiby Wilby (siteof old homestead), :Loughnan's, and New Bangate Station,once a week; and from Walgett to Cumborah, -Grawin Hotel,Morelia box, Morendah, Moorlands, Kurrajong, Newton's,Cumborah, and Walgett, once a week, -by horse - drawn ormotor mode of conveyance. (Tenderers to state a separateprice for serving Bonzalli and- Waldo at Wilby Wilby box onthe south side of Narran, once a week.)

85. Prom Mogil Mogil to G-oondabluie, Dunieindi, andEulalie, via Burrell Burren, Picton's, Cambo "Cambo (Doyle's) ,Burrenbah, and Clode's Gate, returning the same route, twicea week.

86. Millie and Wyrilla, via Orlando, Thalaba, J. Cameron's,R. Cameron's, Aberfeldie, Everinglrain's, Seccombe's, BunnaBunna., Dalton's box,. and Locke's; returning via Locke's,Bunna Bunna box, and Dalton's, Bonnyrigg, R. Cameron's,.Aberfeldie, J. Cameron's, T-halaba, and Orlando, twice aweek.

87. -From Rowena to Moomin Plains, vi-a OGuilfoyle's, Rix's,McDonnell's, Grace's, Hughes', Moloney's box, Smith's, Pit-man's box, Burcher's, - Dubois' shed, Rolls', Reskers box,

und Walsli's, returning via Dubóis', Mitchell's,Graces, McDonnell's, Yl,ix's, and Guilfoyle's, twice a week.-88. Rowena and Steucarts, via Shearer's, .Phelli's, Lud-

low's, 'Maguire's, and Lawler's (residents to be served byroadside 'boxes), once a week.

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89. Avondale and P. OQrabin's (north bank of Mehl) , viaMcKenzie's, Brummell's, Hardy's, Hooley's, O'Neill's (Bar-mono.), Reid Bros.', King's, McDonnell's (Bronte), Willmott's box, Reardon's, and New Woolshed (Mungyer) , twicea week.

90. Pokataroo and Gall's, via Myamblar, Mehi Bridge,Cooper's box, Collymongle Station, thence along south side ofnetting fence, to corner of Adams' boundary with nettingfence, thence north to Rafferty's, -O'Neill's, and Batt's, twicea week.

91. From Railway Station to Post Office, Moree, twice aday, or oftener if required ; and from Moree Post Office toEast M'oree Post Office and Moree Railway Station (EastMoree being called at daily on one trip only), twice a day, oroftener if required.

92. From Garah to Brown's (Hvlmdale) , Weeweelanga,Morse, Iolantlie, W. J. Doran's, P. Doran's, D. N. Moore's,Marsden's, Strang's, Strong's, Hughes', Shaw's, A. W. Bucknell's, and Smith's ( Budgeree) , to Garah, once a week; andfrom Garah to Brown's, Smith's( Budgeree), A. W. Buck -nell's, Shaw's, Hughes', Strong's, Strang's, Marsden's, D. N.Moore's, P. Doran's, W. J. Doran's, Iolanthe, Morse's, Weewee-langa, and Browns (Holmdale) , to Garah, once a week.

93. Garah and Boomi, via, the travelling stock route betweenSarah and Sandholes Station, thence via W. Yates', J. Pit-man's, Mitchell's, Turnbull's, Eural, Layton's box, and thencevia existing route and " Barnato " to Boomi, three times aweek.

94. Weemelah and Borah (Longworth's) , travelling viaWinter's, Tosswill's, Locke's, Houston's, Balarang, and Brit -ton's, returning by same route to Locke's, thence via Taylor'sand Brown's, to Weemelah, twice a week.

95. Railway Station and Post Office, Mungindi, three timesa week, or oftener if required.

96. From Boomi to Kunopia, Boronga, Palerang, and Stuart -ville, returning to Boomi, .via Newman's, J. P. Carrigan's, TheSaw Mills, Milton's, Rennie's, 'Cousin's, McIntosh's, A. W. F.Carrigan's, Owen P. Carrigan's house, and Mrs. Matchett'sbox, twice a week.

97. From Currabubula, vita main road for 3/ miles, thenceto Mrs. Jas. Daly's, thence along Breeza -road for 7i miles,serving residents en route per roadside box, thence. to Pialla-way -road, via T,S.P..., to Mrs. Jno. Daly's, thence per mainroad to Piallaway Station, Blaxiand's, Perfrement's, to Clif-ton's, returning via same route to Mrs. Jno: Daly's, andthence via Ison's, School, Hallett's, Mrs. Jas. Daly's, to Curra-bubula, twice a week; and from Currabubula, via main roadfor 31 miles, thence via Mrs. Jas. Daly's, Hallett's, School,Ison's, Mrs. Jno. Daly's, Piallaway Station, Blaxland's, Per-frement's, to Clifton's, returning via same route to Mrs. Jno.Daly's, thence via T.S.R. to Breeza -road, and to Currabubula,once a week. -(Contractor to travel direct from 7 *,mile pegon the Breeza -road to P.iallaway, thence to terminus by pre-sent route, when the present route between 7/-mile peg andPiallaway -road is untrafficable owing to wet weather, servingJ. Daly, J. H. McKay, E. W. Marr, and W. Hoffnung on thereturn journey, which follows the Piallaway -road. )

9S. Dungowan, Ogunbil, Carnedgie, and Weabonga, via Dun -.gowan Creek (north and south sides on alternate trips), andPort Stephens -road, three times a week; and Carnedgie andNiangala, via Terrible Billy, once a week; and Ogunbil CreekCrossing and Dignam's, pia Ogunbil Creek, twice a week, byhorse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance 7. or

98A. Dungowan, Ogunbil, Carnedgie, and Weabonga, viaDungowan Creek (north and south sides on alternate trips)and Port Stephens-road, three times a week, by horse - drawnor motor mode of conveyance; and

98n. Carnedgie and Niangala, via Terrible Billy, ,once eweek; and

98c. Ogunbil . Creek Crossing and Dignam's, vita OgunbilCreek, twice a week; or

98D. Carnedgie and Niangala, via Terrible Billy, once .aweek; and Ogunbil Creek Crossing and Dignam's, via OgunbilCreek, twice a week.

99. Attunga and White's (Narara) , via Attunga Station,G. Wiseman's, E. Smith's, Brann, Brinds', E. A'Bras, F. C.

MRodgers, Fison's box, P. Balkin's box, aher's box, Galla-gher's, and T. King's; three times a week.

100. Railway Station and Post - office Manilla, once a day,or oftener if required.

101. Mountain View and Geddes' (Hobden) , via Main- road.,past school, thence north per road past Mellwraith's, Leaver's,thence west per road past "Stengert's to Costello's Crossing,thence per road to travelling stock route, along this route andBrown's, Borah Creek `Station, returning via Everton (Chick's),to Borah Creek Station, and thence per outward route toMountain View, twice a week.

1(12. Railway Station and Post -office Barraba, three times aweek, or -oftener if Tequired; and Barraba, -Cobbadah, Dinoga,and Bingara, three times "a week, fly -horse drawn or motormode .of conveyance.

103. Barraba and Trevallyn, via Dennis, thence to Burindi-road, near Urquhart's (junior), Burindi Station, Kirk's, Mayvale Station, Campo Santo, Plumt-horpe (Wilson . Bros.),Cairnton, "Violet Bale, Vermont, Wes, The Furnace, Richardson's, Cowper's, and Boomni Creek, 'twice 'a week.

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104. Barraba and Gunyah (V. R. Halloran's), via. White's,E. L. Spencer's residence " Mulwaree," McKid's, "- Etherdaie,"iL B. Jackson's, Spencer's, E. Currell's, Wilson and Wilson's,J. H. Wilson's, J. McKechnie's, Studdert's, G. Taylor's, J.Fern's, Howard's, and Banoon, twice a week. (Contractor notto be required to cross river between Banoon and The Gunyahafter floods until water has gone down sufficiently to makecrossing reasonably safe.) (Tenderers to state a separateprice to include Mrs. Halloran's place in route.)

105. Cobbadah, Upper Horton, Caroda, Terry- hie -hie, andMoree, via Currangandi, Ullumbarella, W. Brien's box, G.;end T. Brieni's box, Eulourie Station, Rocky Creek, W. R.Pitman's box, Bundoowitherdi box, Lairdoo box, Trainor'sbox, and Dunroy box, twice a week, by horse -drawn or motormode of conveyance.

106. Bingara and Warialda Railway Post - office, via the roadpast C. Batchelor's, J. Batchelor's, and Gineroi Station, oncea week.

107. Gravesend and Gardiner's, via the north side ofGwydir River, past old Glendon Station, Robinson's, Gainey'sW. Coulton's, A. Coulton's, H. Fisher's, W. Robinson's,McArthur's, public school, Langworthy's, Well's, W. Scott's,Jeffries', and Atkin's, once a week. ( Contractor to conveymails by train to Glendon Siding, and then by road fromGlendon. Siding to Gardiner's, via C. Robinson's, &c., return-ing to Gravesend by same route during periods Gwydir Riveris in flood.)

108. Dinoga and Upper Bingara, Hartog, Fletcher's, Monies'Battery, Miller's, McManus, and Whaleing, three times aweek.

109. Bendemeer and Roseneath, via Hanging's, LongfordStation, Watson's Creek, McDonald's, S. Chad's box, andBlair's, once a week; and Bendemeer and Roseneath, via Han-ging's, Longford Station, T. McDonald's, Watson's Creek,McDonald's, S. Chad's box, and Blair's, once a week.

110. Walcha, Glen Morrison, and St. Leonard's Creek, viaOrundumbi Station and Branga Park, twice a- week.

111. Uralla and Arding, via Methven, twice a week.112. Bundarra, Tingha, Gilgai, and Inverell (contractor to

travel from Inverell via Gilgai, Tingha, The Grove Station,thence to the main Bundarra- Tingha -road, past Hawkin's,Wilke's, Walker's, McCarthy's, Graham's, Monekton, and theGap to Bundarra, returning the same route), three times aweek, by horse - drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

113. Railway Station and Post- office, Armidale, four timesa day, or oftener if required.

114. Armidale, WSndella, and Booroolong, three times aweek ; and Booroolong and Lockwood (Upson'$) , twice a week.

115. Tyringham, Nymboida, Blaxiand's Flat, Coutts' Cross-ing, South Grafton, and Grafton, twice a week, by horse drawnor motor mode of conveyance.

116. From Guyra to Brockley, Boundary Creek (JacobR ginger's) , Stonebrook (John Grill's) , Pearson's, Glenross(J. McLellan's), and Spring Ridge (Duncan Finlayson's), re-turning to Fernliill via Brazier's, Newberry's, Halloran's,Hamilton's, Willis', Grill's, and Schaefer's, twice a week.

117. From Ben Lomond to Wandsworth, via White's, Cun-ningham's, Palmer's, Reeve's, Baker's, Tarrant's, and Moredon,returning to Ben Lomond vi.a Green Bank, three times a week.

118. Glen Innes, Beaufort, Matheson, Swan Vale, Elamore,Brodie's Plains, and Inverell, six times a week, by horse -drawnor motor mode of conveyance.

119. Railway Station and Post -office, Dundee, six times aweek, or oftener if required.

120. Dundee Railway Station and Fladbury, via Ranger'sValley, three times a week.

121. Railway Station and Post - office, Deepwater, twice a day,or oftener if required; and Deepwater, Tent Hill, and Emma -ville, six times a week.

122. Tent Hill and The Gulf, via Teller's box, GIen Creek -road, Highland Home, Paradise Creek, once a week.

123. Torington, Tungsten, Bismuth, and Cobalt, three timesa week.

124. From Inverell to Oakwood, Cherry -tree Hill, Graman,and Wallangra, via Bannockburn and the main road, returningfrom Wallangra, via Bannockburn and Kulki, three times aweek.

125. Inverell, Stanborough, Howell, and Copeton, via the12-mile post on the main Bundarra;.road, three times a week.(Contractor to travel via the Tingha Bridge when Cope's Creekis in flood.)

126. Ashford and Bonshaw, via New Fraser'. Creek Station(contractor to travel via the Severn River Bridge and a pointabout 3 Mile from Mr. C. Glasser's roadside box on mainroute), three times a week, by horse - drawn or motor mode ofconveyance.

127. Bonshaw and Yetman, via road past` Robinson's, Hal -lam's, Bradshaw's, Thompson's, thence across the river atabout 7-mile punt, via Schneider's, Coventry's, Hughes',Gunyen Station box, thence across border to Gunyan Station,Christenson's, Rush's, Potter's, Texas, and New Beebe, twice aweek; and

128, Bonshaw and Atholwood, twice a week; and Atholwoodand Kerry (J. Irwin's) , via road past J. Ferris', A. C.Lewin's, C. Turner's, N. Heron's, L. L, Cutt's, H. McNab's, A.

1`-9. 3äna, 1Leader's, J. O'Reilly's, T. Grearson's, and S. Cole's, once eweek. Tenderers to .state a separate price to convey mailsto and from Atholwood Post -office and Lewin's, via Dreamer'sbox, Osborne's box, Edmondstone's, Legge's, Donohae's, areal

Hachenzie's, once a week) ; awl12e. Yellarbon (Queensland) and Bosverer's (N.S.W.),, 4t Ci

Bengalla Crossing, once a week; or129e. Bonshaw and Atholwood, thence along main road past

Edmondson's, Legge's, Donohue's, McKenzie's, and Lewin'.to Texas (Q.), thence via Potter's, ,Rush's, Christenson's Gun -yan Station, thence across border to Gunyan Station box,Hughes', Coventry's, and Schnieder's, thence across river atabout seven (7) mile post, via Thompson's, BraMdshaw's, Hal -lam's, and road past Robinson's, to Bonshaw (contractor tomake the return journey from Bonshaw by the same route butin the opposite direction), twice a week; and

129e. Atholwood and Kerry (J. Irviin's), via road past J.Ferris', A. C. Lewin's, C. Turner's, N. Heron's, L. L. Cutt's,H. MeNab's, A. Leader's, J. O'Reilly's, T. Grearson's, andS. Cole's, once a week ; and

129e. Texas (Q.) and Yellarbon (Q.), via New Beebe (serv-ing selectors on N.S.W. side of river) and Keetah boundarybridge, twice a week; or

129n, Bonshaw and Atholwood, twice a week; Atholwoodand Kerry (J. Irwin's), via road past J. Ferris', A. C. Lewin's,C. Turner's, N. Heron's, L. L. Cutt's, H. McNah's, A.Leader's, J. O'Reilly's, T. Grearson's, and S. Cole's, once aweek ; and Atholwood Post Office and Lewin's, via Deemer'ebox, Osborne's box, Edmonstone's, Legge's, Donohue's, andMackenzie's, once a w eek; and

129E. Bonshaw and Texas (Q.), via road past Robinson's,Hallam's, Bradshaw's, Thompson's, thence across the river atabout 7 -mile post, via Schneider's, Coventry's, Hughes', Gun-yan Station box, thence across border to Gunyan Station,Christenson's, Rush's, and Potter's, twice a week.

130. Wilson's Downfall, AmoSfiela, Liston, Wylie Creek,Windaroo, Lower Acacia Creek, and Legume, via the surveyedroad, and Dunkeld's, twice a week.

131. Wilson's Downfall, South Rivertree, and Rivertree,twice a week. (Tenderers to state a separate price for threetinges a week.)

132. Legume, Acacia Creek, and Killarney (Q.), four timesa week.

133. Maclean and Yamba, calling at Palmer's Island onjourney to Yamba, three times a week.

134. From Yamba to ocean steamers, Palmer's Island, andfrom ocean steamers, Palmer's Island, to Yamba, once a week.

135. Steamers' Wharf, Grafton, and Post - office, Grafton, onarrival and departure of steamers, as required.

136. Railway Station and Post - office, Grafton, seven times aweek, or oftener if required.

137. Grafton, South Grafton, Glenreagh, Nana Glen,Coramba. Karangi. Coff's Heights, Coff's Harbor, Bonville,Repton, Raleigh, Fernmount, and Bellinger, three times aweek, by horse- drawn or motor mode of conveyance; and Kan-garoo Creek, Upper Kangaro Creek, Maxwell's Homestead,McLennan's, and Pollard's, three times a week. (Contractorto perform an additional trip from Coff's Harbor to Graftonon Sundays.) ( The Postmaster- General reserves the right tocancel the contract if at any time it is decided that Sydneynails for Grafton and other towns are to be conveyed overthe Grafton-Raleigh. section of railway.)

138. Whiteman Creek, Stockyard Creek, and Whiteville, viaCoaldale, three times a week.

139. Nana Glen, Lower Bucca, Central Bucca, and Apsey's.following the eastern bank of Bucca Creek on the outwardjourney, returning along the western bank, crossing over againto the eastern bank between Rowe's and Walter's, and servingthe settlers en route, three times a week.

140. Kvogle and Cawongla, three times a week.141. Back Creek (Nicholl's) and Bentley, three times a

week; and Railway Station and Post -office Bentley, threetimes a week.

142. From Lismore to Duncan, Dorroughby, Rosebank, andCorndale, returning direct to Lismore, six times a week.

143. Lismore. Goonellabah, Alphadale, Wollongbar, Alston -ville, Westbridge, and Ballina, six times a week, by horse -drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

144. Lismore, Chelmsford, and Larnook, three times a week.145. Lismore, Tuncester, Goolmangar, 11 -mile peg, and

N imbin, six times a week ; and Lismore, Blakebrook, Keer-rong, Goolmangar, Jiggi, and Georgica, six times a week, byhorse drawn or motor mode of conveyance.

146. Lismore, Chilcott's Grass, Tregeagle, Rous Mill, andRous, three times a week ; and

147. From Wollongbar to McLean's Ridges and Alphadale,via. Crnrlong -road, returning to Wollongbar via Lindendale-road, three times a week; and from Wollongbar to M'cLean'sRidges and Alphadale, via Cowlong -road, returning to Wollon-bar via Lindendale -road, Tregeagle, and Chilcott's Grass, threetimes a week ; or

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. 147A. From Wollongbar. to MeLean's Ridges and Alphadale,via Cowlong -road, returning to Wollongbar via Lindendale -road, Tregeagle, and Chilcott's Grass, three times a week;and from Wollongbar to McLean's Ridges and Alphadale, vice

Cowlong -road, thence via Lindendale -road, Lindendale School,and Daley's to Tregeagle, Chilcott's Grass, Rous Mill, andRous, returning to Wollongbar via Rous and Lindendaleroads, three times a Meek.

148. Woodlawn Railway Siding, Woodlawn, and Numulgi,four times a week.

149. Eltham and Coorabell Creek, via Clines, Eureka, andFederal, six times a week.

150. Bin.na Burra and Fernleigh Public School, deliveringmail matter en route, six times a week.

151. Wardell, Meerschaum Vale, Rous, Rous Mill, andAistonville, three times a week.

152. From Post - office to Railway Station Bangalow, twice aday, or oftener if required; and from Railway 'Station toPost-office Bangalow, twice a day, or oftener if required.

153. Mullumbimby and Coorabell Creek, via the MyocumPublic School, three times a week. (Contractor to deliver toand receive from the residents personally who are actuallyliving on the roadside, or who may arrange to meet mailmanor to use roadside boxes for the mail matter of persons whoare residing off the main road.)

154. Railway Station and Post -office Mullumbimby, fourtimes a day, or oftener if required.

155. Murwillumbah, Condong, Tumbulgum, North Tumbul-gum, Stott's Creek, Chinderah, and Tweed Heads, includingthe porterage of mails to and from the several post - offices andthe steamer, six times a week. ( Contractor to call at SouthMurwillumbah Wharf if required.)

156. Railway Station and Post - office, Murwillumbah, twicea day, or oftener if required. ( Contractor to also convey mailsbetween South Murwillumbah Wharf and Railway Station, asrequired) .

157. Tyalgum, Eungell; and Murwillumbah, six times aweek, by horse -drawn or motor anode of conveyancce.

158. Bilambil, Terranora, Banora Point, and Tweed Heads,via Baxter's and Marks' (Bungalora), three times a week.

SUBURBAN ROADS.To and from'-

1. Wahroonga and The Sanatorium, including the deliveryof mails to residents living between the junction of the FoxValley and Lane Cove roads, and The Sanatorium, and within1 mile of the Wahroonga Post - office, twice a day; also clear,twice daily, the letter -box at the junction of Fox Valley andLane Cove roads. (Contractor to also deliver correspondenceat Mr. Alfred Treliving's residence, Roland's- avenue,Wahroonga.)

SHIP CONSTRUCTION BRANCH.TENDERS will be received by the Tender Board, Ship

Construction Branch, 31 King- street, Melbourne, up to Noonon Wednesday, 28th June, for the purchase of the followingmaterial and other articles, at Williamstown Dockyard :-

Quantity old Copper Piping.Oil Casks (old).Quantity of old Brass Filings.Three old TanksQuantity of old !Rigging Rope.Quantity of Rigging Rope.Quantity of old lead - covered Copper Cable.Quantity of used and damaged V.I.R. Copper Electric Wire.Three old Boilers (ex dock pumps).Quantity of Muntz Metal Sheathing.One Wells Lamp (old burner, out of repair),Quantity of Scrap Zinc (about 2 cwts.).Quantity of old Lifebelts.About 2 tons Iron Rigging Wire.One double- purchase Crab Winch (good order).Two Lattice- Derricks (nearly new), to lift up to 5 tons.Two 20 -h.p. Kerosene Engines (makers, McDonald's, Burn-

ley) ..One Downton Pump (ex John Murray sailing ship) .One lote of old Boiler Tubes (scrap)) .

Further particulars on application to the Manager of theDockyard.

W. M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.

TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit, will .be re-ceived up to Eleven a.m. on Wednesday, 5th July, 1922, forthe-

SUPPLY OF HAND CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS FOR THEYEAR ENDING 30TH JUNE, 1923.

Specifications and tender forms are available at theoffices of-

The Director- General Of Works, Commonwealth Offices,Melbourne;

The Works Director for New South Wales, Customs House,Sydney;

The Works Director for Queensland, Desmond Chambers,Adelaide- street, Brisbane;

The Works Director for South Australia, Selborne Cham-bers, Pirie- street, Adelaide;

The Commonwealth Works Registrar for W.A., St.George's Terrace, Perth;

The Commonwealth ' Works Registrar for Tasmania,Hobart.

Tenders, indorsed "Tender for Fire Extinguishers," are to beaddressed to the Secretary, Department of Works and Rail -ways, Commonwealth Offices, Melbourne.

No tender will be necessarily accepted.

EXTENSION OF CONTRACT TIME.Approval has been given to extend, by fifteen days, the time

for completion of Messrs. Norris & Skelley's contract forelectrical installation at the Munitions Supply Branch, Mari -byrnong.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

Date, Place and Description of Work, Amount, Contractor'sName and Address, Date for Completion.

8th June, 1922- Strathfield Pole Depôt (N.S.W. ), construc-tion of metalled road, £595 9s.. 'W. J. Jones, Railway- parade,Granville; 3rd August, 1922.

12th June, 1922- Gordon (N.S.W.) , erection of Post Officeand outbuildings, £1,572.- Garnet Finlay, Findlay- avenue,Roseville; 25th September, 1922.

7th June, 1922 - Maribyrnong (Victoria) , electrical installa-tion, Munitions Supply Branch, £78 4s. 6d. -M. H. Bolton, 1David -road, Hampton ; 14th July, 1922.

2nd June, .1922- En.oggera Mobilisation Stores (Queensland),road work, levelling, drainage, and repairs to fencing;-&c., £73719s.- Gibson & Sutherland, Lutwyche, Brisbane; 14th July,1922.

26th May, 1922 -Leura Post Office (N.SW.) , erection andcompletion of additional stable accommodation, £68.- MacLean& Pattie, Leura ; 23rd June, 1922.

29th May, 1922- Customs Launch No. 1, supply and delivery,f.o.w. Sydney, of 2,500 feet boiler tube, 4id. per foot.Stewarts & Lloyds ( Australia) Ltd., Wattle- street, Sydney;21st August, 1922. -

30th May, 1922- Manildra Post Office (N.S.W.), erection andcompletion of additional verandah, &c., to Postmaster's resi-dence, £70 10s. -A. S. Green & Co., Close - street, Parkes; 20thJune, 1922.

7th June,, 1922,---/Federal Taxation Offices, Sydney, supply,delivery, and placing in position of pigeon -hole sets, also repairsto existing cupboard, £37 10s.- Toogood & Jones, Pitt - street,Granville; 5th July, 1922.

7th June, 1922 -Bondi Beach (N. S.W. ), erection of PostOffice and store, £1,464 15s. 6d. -F. Packenham & Son, Vic-toria- street, Arncliffe ; 20th September, 1922.

8th June, 1922-Cowra Post Office (N.S.W.) - Alterations,additions, and renovations, £1,510.- --John Waugh, 24 Kingstreet, Ashfield; 28th September, 1922,

R. W. FOSTER, Minister for Works and Railways.

CONTRACTS (MILITARY) ACCEPTED.Requisition No. 15129. Chargeable Division 70/2/1.

Approved 7th June, 1922.The Spicer Shoe Co. Pty. Ltd., 163 Noone- street, Clifton Hill.

-476, for the supply and delivery of 3,800 pairs boots, ankle,brown militia, in accordance with specification No. 356, andsealed pattern No. 1464, as modified on specification No. 356,at 15s. per pair.

Requisition No. 15130. Chargeable Division 70/2/1.Approved 7th June, 1922.

A. E. Matthews, John street, Leichhardt, New South - Wales-477, for the supply and delivery of 1,200 pairs boots, ankle,brown militia, in accordance with specification No. 356 andsealed pattern 1464, modified, at 15s. per pair.

T. TRUMBLE, Secretary.

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THE Governor - General in Council has approved of theagreement made between the Commonwealth Govern-

ment and Burns, Philp, & Co. Ltd., for the conveyance ofmails to certain Pacific Islands fora period of twelve monthscommencing 1st August, 1921.

W. M. HUGHES, Prime Minister.

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Income Tax Assessment Act 1915 -1921.THE Governor - General in Council has approved that each

member of the Board of Appeal appointed under section10 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1915 -1921 be Voidtravelling allowance at the rate of One pound five shillings(£1 Ss.) per day while absent from head - quarters on officialduties, such allowance to be paid for a period of twelvemonths from the 26th May, 1922. (390)

S. M. BRUCE, Treasurer.,

Statutory Declarations Act 1911.T is hereby notified, for public information, ,that JACK

PAYNE, Esq., of Sydney, New South Wales, Manager Com-monwealth Dockyard, Cockatoo Island,, has this day been ap-pointed by me to be a Commissioner for Declarations underthe above Act (in lieu of notice re appointment of JamesPayne contained in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No.47, of ist June, 1922) .

R. R. GARRAN, Solicitor - General.27th May, 1922.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved that JAMESMICHAEL SEMMENS be paid a salary at the rate of £1,000

per annum for his services as Acting War Service Homes Com-missioner, such salary to be paid as from the 12th day ofMarch, '1921, and to continue so long as the said JamesMichael Semmens occupies the position of Acting War ServiceHomes Commissioner.

H. LAMOND, for Minister of State for Repatriation.

THE Governor General in Council has approved of ColonelJ aMES MICHAEL SEMMENS being appointed Acting War

Service Homes Commissioner for a further period of onecalendar month commencing on the first day of July, 1922.

H. LAMOND, for Minister of State for Repatriation.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.THE Governor - General in Council has approved of the

following changes being made :NAVAL ADMINISTRATION.

Resignations. The resignations of the undermentionedOfficers of their appointments as Naval Staff Clerks, Class V.,are accepted, with effect from the dates shown : VIc°roaGEORGE HENRY HARRISON, 17th March, 7922; GERALD JOSEPHRICHARD BANNON, 6th May, 1922. (Ex. Min. 160.)

W. MASSY GREENE, Minister for Defence.

AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.THE Governor- General in Council has approved of the

following changes, &c., being made in connexion withthe Australian Military Forces :

Australian Instructional Corps. Warrant Officer, Class I.,ERNEST BATTERHAM is placed on the Retired List, with thehonorary rank of Lieutenant and with permission 10 wear theprescribed uniform, ..16th May, 1922.

Corps of Military Staff Clerks. Honorary Captain C. E.WALKER is placed on the Retired List, with the honorary rankof Major and with permission to wear th3 prescribed uniform,20th July, 1922.

AWAR.D of THE MEDAL FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE.Australian Instructional Corps. Warrant Officer, Class I.,

p. G. O'CoNNOR, 3rd Military District.

AWARDS OF THE MEDAL FOR LONG SERVICE AND GOODCONDUCT.

Australian Instructional Corps, No. 171 Warrant Officer,Class II., C. L. WooD, 1st Military District.

Royal Australian Engineers. Quartermaster and HonoraryMajor A. J. GREEN, 2nd Military District.

1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.

1ST DIVISION.

Infantry,49th. Battalion. Major E. J. DIBDIN, D.S.O., is appointed

to command, 1st March, 1922. r `Reserve of Officers. To be Captains HARRY LESLIE SWAIN,

M.C., 1st January, 1920 (this cancels the notification respect-ing this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No.134/1920, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,No. 29, dated 18th March, 1920) ; SYDNEY L'OXFORD, 1st Janu-ary, 1920 (this cancels the. notification respecting this officerwhich appeared in Executive Minute No. 226 /1920, promul-gated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 40, dated13th May, 1920) ; Honorary Captain RICHARD PIERS BLUNDELL,

1st July 1920 (this cancels the notification respecting thisofficer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 495/1920,

promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No 93,dated 28th October, 1920). Lieutenant J. A. RENA is trans-ferred to the Reserve' of Officers, 2nd Military District, istMay, 1922; Honorary Major H. J.13TEWART and HonoraryCaptain C. H. SEAFORTH are transferred from the Reserve ofOfficers, 2nd Military District, ist June, 1922; Lieutenant -H.FYSH, D.F.C., is transferred from the Reserve of Officers, 6thMilitary District, 1st June, 1922.

Rifle Clubs. Disband,nents georgetown, Geraldton, Moss -.an, T. C. Beirne, Press, Sherwood Shire, Bundaberg Town

Guard, and Nymboida Riffle Clubs.

2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.

1ST CAVALRY DIVISION,

Cavalry.15th Light Horse. The . provisional appointments of Lieu-

tenants E. L. ELLIOTT, J. G. HINDMARSH, H. T. BRUCE, S.A. J. CHEERS, R. BURGESS, G. 'T. COOPER, E. H. TULK, andH. E. GALE are confirmed.

1ST DIVISION.

Staff.The resignation of Colonel K. SMITH, C.M.G., of his ap-

pointment as Assistant Director of Medical Services is ac-cepted, 30th June, 1922.

Infantry.18th Battalion. Lieutenant C. G. PRESCOTT, M.C., is trans-

ferred to the Reserve of Officers, 16th June, 1922.33rd Battalion. Captain (Temporary Honorary Major) W.

S. FORSYTH relinquishes the honorary rank of Major onceasing to command the Senior Cadet Battalion, 30th June,1922, and is transferred to the Unattached List, 1st July,1922.

Sydney University Scouts. The provisional - appointments ofLieutenants V. T. ENGLAND, K. E. WEBB, and E. R. ELDERare confirmed.

2ND DIVISION.

Staff.The resignation of Captain S. W. I3AWKiNs, M.C., of his

appointment as Assistant Staff Captain, 9th Infantry Brigade,is accepted, 31st May, 1922.

Infantry.19th Battalion. -- Lieutenant F. B. FORSTER is transferred to

the Reserve of Officers, 16th June, 1922.20th Battalion. The resignation of Lieutenant A. L. PARKER

of his commission is accepted, 15th May, 1922.34th Battalion. Captain S. W. HAWKINS, KC., is trans-

ferred to the Reserve of Officers, Ist June, 1922,

Army Service Corps.Australian Army Service Corps. Lieutenant L. LOGAN is

transferred to the Reserve of Officers, ist June, 1922.

.4rmy Medical Corps.Australian Army Medical Corps.=- Colonel K. SMITH, C.M.G.,

is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st July, 1922;Captain J.. C. DOUGLAS is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers, ist June, 1922.

Unattached List. Major (Honorary Lieutenant Colonel) D.A. STOREY is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st Decem-ber, 1920 (this cancels the notification respecting this officerwhich appeared in Executive Minute No. 18/1921, promulgatedin Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 6, dated 13thJanuary, 1921) ; Lieutenant (provisionally) W. S. A. Mui.s istransferred to the Reserve of Officers and to be 2nd Lieutenant,ist May, 1922.

Reserve of Officers. Honorary Major H. J. SrJ WART andHonorary Captain C. H. SEAFORTH are transferred to the Re-serve of Officers, 1st Military District, 1st June, 1922 ; Lieu-tenant E. K. DENTON is transferred from the Reserve of Officers,4th - Military District, 1st June, 1922; Lieutenant J.A. _RENA is transferred from the Reserve of Officers,Ist Military District, 1st May, 1922 (this amendsthe notification respecting this officer which appearedin Executive Minute No. 139/1922, promulgated. in Common-wealth of Australia Gazette, No. 46, dated 27th May, 1922) ;the notification respecting the grant of the substantive rank ofMajor to Honorary Captain A. M. LANGAN, Australian ArmyMedical Corps Reserve, which appeared in Executive MinuteNo. 175/1921, promulgated in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 43, dated 12th May, 1921, is cancelled.

Australian Army Medical Corps Reserve. To be HonoraryCaptain.ARTIFUR STANLEY HUGHES, 1st June, 1922.

Rifle Clubs. Formation Name of Club-- Merríwa; PlaceMerriwa.

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3RD MILITARY DrsTRxcr.3ßD DIVISION.

Staff.The resignation of Captain E. T. BAZELEY, M.C., of his ap-

- pointment as Assistant Staff Officer, 2nd Grade, General Staff,is accepted, 31st May, 1922.

Infantry.22-4d Battalion.-To be Major- Captain (temporary Honor-

ary Major) I. P. STEWART, M.C., 1st June, 1922.29th Battalion. Captain R. E. HAIN is transferred to the

Unattached List, ist May, 1922.39th Battalion.-Lieutenant C. L. WRIGHT is transferred to

the Reserve of Officers, 16th June, 1922.46th Battalion. - Captain E. T. BAZELEY, M.C., is transferred

to the Reserve of Officers, 1st June, 1922.58th Battalion. -To be Major-Captain (temporary Honorary

Major) R. B. ANDERSON, 1st June, 1922.

4TH DIVISION.

Infantry.nth Battalion.- Lieutenant. ( provisionally) A.

DENNING is transferred to the Reserve of Officers2nd Lieutenant, 16th June, 1922.

21st Battalion. -Major L. G. CAMPBELL is transferred to theReserve of Officers, 1st June, 1922.

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Artillery.Australian Field Artillery.-Lieutenant E. N. DEWAR is

transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1st June, 1922 ; Lieu-tenant (provisionally) R. G. ANDERSON is transferred to theReserve of Officers, and to be 2nd Lieutenant, 1st June, 1922.

Army Medical Corps.Australian Army Medical Corps. -The resignation of Lieu-

tenant E. H. DERRICK of his provisional appointment is ac-cepted, 19th May, 1922.

Unattached List. -Major (Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel) T.ANDERSON, V.D., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 15thAugust, 1920 (this cancels the notification respecting thisofficer which appeared in Executive Minute No. 430/1920, pro-mulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 75, dated16th- Setember, 1920) ; Lieutenant (provisionally) J. ;J.MCMILLAN' is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, and to beLieutenant, 1st June, 1922.

Reserve of Ofcers.-To be Captain- WILLIAas STEPHENTASKER MORGAN, 1st January, 1920 (this cancels the notifica-tion. respecting this officer which appeared in Executive MinuteNo. 191/1920, promulgated in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 36, dated 22nd April, 1920) . To be Lieutenant-CYRIL WENTWORTH GRAY, ist May, 1922. To be honoraryLieutenant- Honorary Lieutenant JAMES ROGERS, V.C., Aus-tralian Military Forces, ist May, 1922. Majors E. A. H.RANDALL, D.S.Ó., and D. O. Im Krrro, M.C. , Captains F. G.REYER and L. J. ASPINALL, Lieutenants G. R 11cGowAN, A. B.SMITH, B. H. RADCLIFF, A. L. LONG, A. S. CAMPBELL, C. W.GAME, M.C., and E. W. L. LINES are transferred from the Re-serve of Officers, 6th Military District, 1st June, .192A Thename of Major ROGER ST. CLAIR STEUART is amended to readas now stated, and not as shown in Executive Minute No.371/1921, promulgated in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 72, dated 15th September, 1921. The resignationof Honorary Captain D. A. TWINING, M.C., M.M., of his com-mission is accepted, 11th February, 1920.

AWARD OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES LONG SERVICEMEDAL.

8th Battalion.-No. 19 Sergeant J. WAY.Rifle Clubs. Disbandment- Tarnagulla Rifle Club.

4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.4TH DIVISION.

Infantry,--27th Battalion. ---The provisional appointment of Lieutenant

J. H. E. EVANS is confirmed.

Artillery.Australians Field Artillery. - Lieutenant (provisionally.) H.

G. WATsoN is transferred to the Reserve of Officers and to be2nd Lieutenant, 16th June, 1922. -

:Reserve of Officers. --To be Honorary Captain- MALCoLMLESLIE SCOTT, 22nd May, 1916. (This cancels the notificationrespecting this officer which appeared in Executive Minute No.347/1919, promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,No. 57, dated 15th May, 1919.) To be flaptain= HonoraryCaptain M: L. Scow, ist October, 1920. (This cancels thenotification respecting this officer which appeared in ExecutiveMinute, Nom. 599/1920, promulgated in. Commonwealth ofAustralia Gazette, No. 113, dated 23rd December, 1920.) To

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be Lieutenants -2nd Lieutenant V. R. SWANK, Reserve ofOfficers, and PATRICK GERALD BROWNE, ist January, 1922.Lieutenant E. K. DENTON is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers, 2nd Military District, 1st June, 1922._

AWARDS OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES OFFIo as'DECORATION.

27th Battalion.-Major (Honorary Lieutenant- Colonel) M. F.BEEvoa. Unattached List -Major W. S. ESAU._

AWARDS OF THE COLONIAL AUXILIARY FORCES LONG SERVICEMEDAL.

Unattached List -Major W. L. STUART ; JOHN WILLIAMYOUNG (late Sergeant, 10th Australian Infantry Regiment) .

Rifle Clubs.Dsbandmonts.-Mabclesfield and Yacka RifleClubs.

5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.

13TH MIXED BRIGADE.

Cavalry.10th Light . Torse.- Captain J. P. O'NEILL, M.C., is trans-

ferred to the Reserve of Officers, 16th June, 1922; Lieutenant(provisionally) J. A. BROWN is transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers and to be 2nd Lieutenant, 16th June, 1922.

Infantry.16th Battalion. -The resignation of Lieutenant M. E. G. P.

NIND of his commission is accepted, 31st May, 1922.

Army Medical Corps.Australian Army Medical Corps.-Lieutenant (provisionally)

R. H. MORGAN is transferred to the Australian Army MedicalCorps Reserve -and to be Honorary Captain, 12th July, 1922.

Reserve of Officers.-2nd Lieutenant S. O'HARA is trans-ferred from the Reserve of Officers, 6th Military District, 1stJune, 1922.

Rifle Clubs. - Formation -Name of Golub Wladderin. Place -Wadderin. Disbandnients- Sussex, Swan River, Waverley.and Wellington Mills Rifle Clubs.

6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Reserve of Officers. --To" be Captain -- DOUGLAS BINGHAM

WHFFr,ER, M.B.E., 1st January, 1920. -( This cancels the noti-fication respecting this officer which appeared in ExecutiveMinute, No. 134/1920, promulgated in Commonwealth, of Aus-tralia Gazette, No. 29, dated 18th March, 1920) . LieutenantH. FYSH, D.F.C., is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 1stMilitary District, 1st June, 1922; Majors E. A. H. RANDALL,D.S.O., and D. O. L. Iimmm°, M.C.; Captains F. G. HEYER andL. J. ASPINALL; Lieutenants G. R. MoGoWAN, A. B. SMITH,B. H. RADCLIFF, A. L. LONG, A. S. CAMPBELL, C. W. GAME,M.C., and E .W. L. LINES, are transferred to the Reserve ofOfficers, 3rd Military District, 1st June, 1922 ; 2nd LieutenantS. O'HARA is transferred to the Reserve of Officers, 5th Mili-tary District,. 1st June, 1922. (Ex. Min. No. 162.)

W. MASSY GREENE, Minister of State for Defence.

THE Governor - General in Council has approved of leaveof absence, on grounds of illness, being granted to No.163 Aircraftman 1 O. S. HoY, Royal Australian Air Force,without pay, from 26th January, 1922, to 11th April, 1922.(Ex. Min. 163.)

GRANVILLE RYRIE, for Minister of State for Defence.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.Defence Act 1903 -18, Section 63; and Civilian Staff

Regulation 11.Retirement.- EDMUND FRANCIS . SHELLEY, Examiner, Grade

IV., Munitions Supply Branch, is retired from the Govern-ment Service on 27th June, 1922, he having reached the agefor retirement. (Ex. Min. 164.)

W. MASSY GREENE, Minister of State for Defence.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

Melbourne, 22nd June, 1922.THE undermentioned notifications of Staff changes, &c., arei made in accordance with the Commonwealth Public

Service Act and Regulations-:-PRIME 'MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Resignation.-. -P. T. CARROLL, Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Divi-sion, Auditor - General's Office, Central Staff, as from 11thMarch, 1922:

Pronuion.- JosEPH BERNARD JENKINS, Messenger, GeneralDivision, Prime Minister's Department, to the position of As-sistant, Unattached, General Division, with salary of £132per annum, as from 3rd June, 1922.

Comúií)31wsakh Gazette

ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Confirmation of Appointment. ROLAND SEYMOUR BROWNE,

Inspector, Class D., Professional Division, InvestigationBranch, Central Staff, as from 1st September, 1921.

Promotion. SEAFOBTH SIMPSON MACKENZIE, Legal Assist-ant, Class D, Professional Division, to be Principal Registrar,Class A, Professional Division, The High Court, with salary atthe rate of £700 per annum, vice J. W. O'Halloran, retired,sueh promotion to take effect from 27th June, 192e.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Promotions. PHILLIP HENRY CRUTCHLEY, Messenger, Taxa-

tion Branch; South Australia, promoted as Assistant, Unat-tached, Taxation Branch, South Australia, with increase insalary from £120 to £132 per annum, as from 28th-April, 1922.( 384.) CLAUDE Noimis LAMB NEAL, Telegraph Messenger,Postmaster General's Department, Queensland, promoted asMessenger, Pensions and Maternity Allowances Branch (Pen-sions) , Queensland, with salary of £60 per annum, as from24th May, 1922. (355. )

Leave of Absence.- -EDITH ANNIE MELSOAM, Typist, Taxa-tion Branch, Western Australia, granted leave of absence forsix months, without ,pay, such period of leave not to be in-'eluded for any purpose as part of such officer's period ofservice. (386.)

Extension of Probation. --IvY ISABELLA LEWIS, Sorter(Female), Taxation Branch, Western Australia, for threemonths from 27th June, 1922. (387.)

Resignations.JOSEPH MICHAEL Wuicox, Clerk, Fifth Class,Sub- Treasury, New South Wales, as from 8th June, 1922;WILLIAM JOHN VAUGHAN MCCARTHY, Clerk, Fifth Class, Taxa-tion Branch, Victoria, as from 27th May, 1922; FLORENCEMARJORIE THOMPSON, Sorter (Female), Taxation Branch,Western Australia, as from 12th May, 1922; WILLIAM GEORGE-POWELL JACKSON, Assistant, Unattached, as from 12th June,1922; JAMES ADOLPIHUS NELSON, Clerk, Fourth Class, SubTreasury, Tasmania, as from 5th June, 1922. (389.)

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.Ex. Min. No. 125.

CENTRAL STAFF.Continuance of Allowance. The allowance of £1 lls. 6d.

per diem granted to E. J. MULVANY, Chief Clerk, CommerceBranch, while acting as Chairman of the Commonwealth FruitPool, continued to 30th June, 1922, when it will be reviewed.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Retirements. A. G. JOHNSON, Head Lightkeeper, Solitary

Island, as from 16th December, 1921; W. H. JONES, Examin-ing Officer, 3rd Class, Landing Branch, as from 7th February,1922; C. E. STUART, Locker, Warehouse Branch, as from 11thMay, 1922.

Forfeiture of Office on Account of Marriage GERTRUDE W.JANSON, Assistant, Landing Branch, as from 23rd October,1920.

VICTORIA.Retirement. S. M. BUSE, Head Lightkeeper, Cape Schanck,

as from 22nd January, 1922.QUEENSLAND.

Retirement. H. N. BURROWES, Sub - Collector,Rockhampton, as from 15th May, 1922.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.Retirement. T. J. BICKERS, Inspector of Excise, 4th Class,

Excise Branch, as from 14th May, 1922.WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

Retirement.B. H. QUICK, Accountant, 3rd Class, as from20th May, 1922.

2nd Class,

HOME AND TERRITORIES DEPARTMENT.Leave of Absence.HENRY LAINSON, Senior Assistant, Elec-

toral Branch, Victoria, granted sick leave on half pay from13th April, 1922, to 12th July, 1922, inclusive; R. W. RUTTER,Clerk, 5th Class, Unattached, granted sick leave on one -thirdpay from 14th April, 1922, to 13th July, 1922, inclusive.

Resignation. EDWARD HENRY PERCY KERSHAW, Clerk toDivisional Returning Officer for Yarra, as from 15th June,1922.

DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.Promotion; REGINALD PERCY ABBOTT, Telegraph Messenger,

Telegraph Branch, Postmaster- General's Department, SouthAustralia, to be 11lessenger, Public Works Branch, Depart-ment of Works and Railways, South Australia, with salaryof £60 per annum, to take effect from 29th May, 1922.

DEPARTMENT OF ,HEALTH.Ex. Min.-No. 38.

Conformation of Appointment.L. F. STANLEY,General Division, Nestern Australia (Albany) asNovember, 1921.

Assistant,from 24th

ge. 88.-2n1 *Tune, 192a

Promotion. J. BEAD, Assista ist Grade, Victoria, tothe position of Coxswain, Fumigation Branch, Viietoria, withsalary at the rate of £192 per annum; to take effect from 7thJune, 1922.''Dismissal.W. S. S. HENDERSON, Engine- driver, Quarantine

Station, Brisbane,, Queensland.Exemption from Exanvination. --The system of examination

not to be applied in relation to the appointment of J. W.MURRAY as Assistant, Fumigation Branch, Victoria.

POSTMASTER- b- ENERAL'S DEPARTMENT:

Ex. Mins. 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 285, 288, 291.

NEW SOUTH WALES.Promotions._WTLZ.IAM CHARLES MORES, Senior Postal Assist-

ant (in charge), Bundanoon, to be Postmaster, Grade VIL,5th Class, Bundanoon, with salary of £212, from 1st January,1922.

Reclassification of Positions. The classification of the posi-tion of Postmaster at each of the undermentioned offices hasbeen raised as shown : Queanbeyan, Grade V., 4th Class, toGrade IV., 3rd Class; Carrington, Grade VII., 5th Class, toGrade VI., 4th Class; Corrimal, Grade -VIL, 5th Class, toGrade VI., 4th Class; Springwood, Grade VII., 5th Class, toGrade VI., 4th Class; Wallerawang, Grade VII., 5th Class, toGrade VI., 4th class. The classification of the position of Post-master, Waverley, has been lowered from Grade IL, 2nd Class,Clerical Division, to Grade III., 3rd Class, Clerical Division:

Appointment Confirmed. ELLEN O'BRIEN, Telephonist, Tele-phone Branch, from 7th June, 1921.

Extension of Probation.GEORGE MILTON WYCLIFFE HAY -MAN, Telegraph Messenger, at. Peters, six months, from 15thApril, 1922.

Allowances. Allowances, as shown hereunder, to be paidto the officers named, as from 1st January, 1922, and to con-tinue for such period not exceeding twelve months, as eachofficer remains at the office shown against his name; allow-ance to be reduced to such amount as may be determined bythe Acting Commissioner in the event of an officer receivingan increase in salary :J. M. LEE, Cessnock, £16; A. KEITH,Crow's Nest, £66; E. Wimps, Adelong, £32; W. J. OSWALD,Bankstown, £36; J. MCFADDEN, Port Macquarie, £16; S. E.SCHOFIELD, Wentworth, £16 ; J. PASCOE, Woy Wog, £18; H. F.MACK, Adamstown, £15; M. H. MCC. KINRED, Barellan, 116;S. H. DUTFIELD, Barmedman, £15; C. P. MULVILLE, Carring-ton, £15; W. W. ALLAN, Corrimal, £15; F. W. CANN, Spring-wood, £15; W. H. JULIAN, Wallerawang, £15; W. P. O'NEILL,West Kempsey, £15; J. JOHNSTON, Woonona, £15; H. MOTS;Marrickville, £32; J. F. IBRIDEKIBK, Liverpool, £43; W. NEw-TON, Strawberry Hills, £43; C. C. Ross, Whitton, £15; W. W.J. ANLEZARK, Kandos, £8 ; C. F. KRAHE, Taralga, £7; W. C.OLDROYD, Beecroft, £18; G. A. WRIGHT, Killara, £18. An al-lowance, at the rate of £27 per annum, to be paid toSTEPHENS, Postmaster, Queanbeyan, from 1st January, 1922,to 27th March, 1922, inclusive.

Payment to an Officer. P. C. BOWLER, Clerical Assistant,Glen Innes, . to be paid £2 for a pendograph supplied forofficial use.

Furlough. ROBERT ALEXANDER RAE, Telephone Inspector,Electrical Engineer's Branch, six months, on full pay; JOSEPHKEEFE, Line Foreman, Electrical Engineer's Branch, CountryLine Parties (No. 2 Party) , from 20th February, 1922, to12th March., 1922, inclusive, on full pay. (This takes theplace of the notification-relative to the granting to this officerof furlough for six months, on full pay, appearing on page 520of Commonwealth Gazette, No. 29, of 30th March, 1922, whichnotification is hereby cancelled.)

Leave of Absence Without Pay. DAVID LITTLE, Engineer,Electrical Engineer's Branch, nine months, such period ofleave not to be included for any purpose as part of the officer'speriod of service.

Services Terminated. Resignations Donis WILSON, Tele-phonist, Moree, from 24th May, 1922; JACK CHARLES

WILSON,_

Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch, from 20th May, 1922;A. H. BRISSENDEN, Telephonist, Wagga Wagga, from 23rdMay, 1922 ; AUGUSTINE JAMES MooN, Postman, Mail Branch(City) , from 24th May, 1922 ; FREDERICK WILLIAM ThossAsiSOUTH, Assistant, Mail Branch (Parcels) , from 24th May,1922; SAMUEL EMANUEL DAVIS, Telegraph Messenger, Cane -windra, from 31st May, 1922; VIVIAN WILFRED CRATER, Me-chanic, Parramatta, from 31st May, 1922; JAMES BROWN,Storeman, Stores Branch, from 31st May, 1922. Retirements-- -JOHN DEADY, Office Cleaner, General Post Office, Sydney, from26th July, 1922 ; JouN ANSCHAU, Postmaster, Parramatt&,from 23rd June, 1922; ROBERT COOPER., Clerical Assistant, Bur-wood, from 25th June, 1922. Appointment Annulled RoyGEORGE GILES, Telegraph Messenger (on probation) TelegraphBranch. Dismissal THOMAS CHARLES OLIVE O'KEEFFE, Tele-phonist, Telephone Branch. Oniice Forfeited on Marriage- -LILY E. BROWN, Telephonist, Telephone Branch, from 244May, 1922.

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Offices Created. Postmaster, Grade VII., 5th Class, Bunda-noon; Postmaster, Grade VI., 4th Class, Tighe's Hill; SeniorAssistant, Wagga Wagga (two positions) .

Offices Abolished. -- Assistant, Wagga Wagga (two positions) ;Telegraph Messenger, Condobolin; Senior Postal Assistant(in charge) , Grade VIII., Bundanoon; Assistant (in charge) ,Grade IX., Tighe's Hill.

VICTORIA.

Promotions.WIL LLAM HAMILTON MITCHELL, Postmaster,Grade VII., 5th Class, Rainbow, to be Clerical Assistant,Grade I., 4th Class, Albert Park, with salary of £220, fromdate of commencing duty ; ARTHUR PETER HANSLOW, Labourer,Stores Branch, to be Storeman, Stores Branch, with salary of£168, from 25th May, 1922.

Appointments Confer ?red. -- Telephonists FRANCES LocKEHoURIGAN, Telephone Branch, from 13th August, 1921; VIOLETELIZA MABEL KITTSON, Stawell, from 20th September, 1921.Telegraph Messengers JAMES FAHEY TOOHEY, Yarrawonga,from 30th May, 1921 ; HERBERT O'BRIEN, Telegraph Branch,from 18th May, 1921; ROBERT JOSEPH ALLAN, Sea Lake, from15th August, 1921; STANLEY HOARE, Macarthur, front 9thMay, 1921; GORDON Ross GUNN, Ballarat, from 3rd October,1921; DUDLEY CHARLES FOSTER, Ballarat, and EDWARD JOHNDEVLIN, Toora, from .4th October, 1921 GEORGE EDWARD BoR-BACK, Ballarat, from 1 lth October, 1921 ; WILLIAM STANLEYWRIGHT, Richmond, and EDWIN GEORGE BURGE, Brighton,from 14th September, 1921; LAWERANCE EDWARD BARRY, Dim -boola, and WILFRED JOHN SANDFORD, Nllill, from 12th October,1921 ; FRANCIS JOSEPH JAMES KIERNAN, and ERNEST LEONLAWRENCE, Telegraph Branch, from 13th. October, 1921;MICHAEL STANISLAUS BRADY, Tatura, HAROLD JACOB HENRYLAMBOURN, and LEO PATRICK HOLMAN MCGUIRE, Wodonga,%TOHN JOSEPH JONES, Seymour, KEITH ANDREW GEORGE SMITH,Geelong, ROBERT CRAWFORD, Daylesford, GORDON LEIGH SPEEDY,Eaglehawk, and RALPH RAIMUND SCHACHE; Murtoa, from 14thOctober, 1921; RONALD ALEXANDER BLACK, Ballarat, HECTORFREDERICK TURNER, Eaglchawk, and FREDERICK JOHNNORTHAUSEN, Rushworth, from 24th October, 1921; OLIVERSAMUEL ROBERT POLMEAR, Tallangatta, from 17th October,1921.

Extension of Probation. GEORGE RAYMOND AHERN, Tele-graph Messenger, Numurkah, three Months, from 27th April,1922.

Suspension of System of Examination. The system of ex-affiination not to apply in connexion with the probationaryappointments of JOHN SHILLING and EDWARD CHENOWETH asLabourers.

Ailowances. G. W. YEOMAN, Clerical Assistant, Grade J.,4th Class, to be paid an allowance equal to the differencebetween his salary and £396 per annum, the minimumsalary of the position of Postmaster, Grade III., during suchperiod, commencing 23rd April, 1922, as he continues to acttemporarily in the higher position, up to 31st December, 1922.

Bonus. J. R. LOCKE, Mechanic, Windsor, to be paid a bonusof £1 ls., in consideration of a suggestion made by him inconnexion with the registration of calls to ascertain time ofday from subscribers connected to automatic exchanges.

Cancellation of Leave of Absence without Pay. --The ap-proval given for the granting to EDWARD FRANZ MEIER, SeniorMechanic, Electrical Engineer's Branch, Telephone Workshop,of leave of absence without pay for (a") thirty -one and a halfdays; and (b ) one day, on 28th September, 1921 notificationof which appears on (a) page 1415 of Commonwealth Gazette,No. 77, of 6th October, 1921; and (b) page 2309 of Common -wealth Gazette, No. 95, of 15th December, 1921 has been con -celled.

Services Terminated Resignations ALBERT JENKINS, PostalAssistant, Unattached (Telegraph Branch) , from 23rd May,1922; WILLIAM JOHN MCFARLANE, Senior Lineman, Wan -garatta, from 7th June, 1922; J. W. KELSEY, Assistant, Colac,from 19th May, 1922; A. MALE, Lineman, Electrical Engineer'sBranch (Metropolitan South) , from 20th May, 1922. Retire -mentFHILIP OWENS, Senior Sorter, Mail Branch, from31st May, 1922. Appointment Annulled CYRIL HEDLEY,Telegraph Messenger (on probation) , Telegraph Branch.Dismissals DONALD ROBERT `ROSS, Telegraph Messenger,Windsor; JoHN HENRY THOMAS TOBIN, Assistant, MailBranch ( Postmen) ; WII.ItI AM THOMAS PHELAN, Assistant,Mail Branch (Inland Mail) .

Offices Created. Postal Assistant, Richmond; TelegraphMessenger, Rainbow; Telephonist, Hawthorn; Assistant, Elec-trical Engineer's Branch'.

QUEEN SLAND.

Appointments Confirmed.Clerks, 5th ClassHERBERT JOHNKATCHELL, Accounts Branch ( Money Order) , from 26th March,1918.; LEWLS THOMAS, Stores Branch, from 1st April, 1916.Clerks, 5th Class, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Costing)JOHN HERBERT SONDERGELD, Townsville, from 26th March,1918; FRANK THOMAS WILLIAM WOOD ELLIOTT, from 5th Oc-tober, 1921; MICHAEL JOSEPH FRAINEY (stationed at Rock-hampton), from ist April, 1916. Clerks, 5th Class, ElectricalJngineer's Bran eh- --,FRANCIS CECIL HUNGERFORD and SAMUEL

CRAUFURD MALYON, from 1st April, 1916; ALBERT LUY OLIVER,from 8th November, 1916; SAMUEL HEDLEY HEMMINGHAwzINS, from 18th October, 1921: Telephonists MARGARETMARY BYRNE, Telephone Branch, from 2nd May, 1921; ALICEVERONICA BOLAND, Telephone Branch, from ist September,1921; FRANCES DORINE LOWRY, Rockhampton, from 31st Oc-tober, 1921 ; MARGARET MARY NEWMAN, Warwick, from 28thOctober, 1921. Motor Car DriverFRANK WEATHERHEAD,Electrical Engineer's Branch (Mechanical) , from 23rd Sep-tember, 1921. Telegraph Messengers ALBERT EDWARDCROWLEY, Telégraph Branch, from 13th June, 1921; ROBERTSTEPHEN BUTLER, Surat, PATRICK JoHN EDWARD CLAFFEY, andARTHUR JAMES Ross, Townsville, from 14th October, 1921;PHILIP CLEMM JOHNSTON, Townsville, . from 27th October,1921.

Extensions of Probation ELSIE MARY STANLEY, Telephonist,Telephone Branch, three months from 9th May, 1922; JOYCEALEXANDRA FORD, Telephonist, Albion, six months from 12thJune, 1922.

Services Terminated. Resignations STANLEY GOODWINGIBas, Postman, Longreach, from 27th May, 1922; JOHNCLAREY PRICE, Engineer, Electrical Engineer's Branch, Bris-bane, from 1st July, 1922; WILLIAM LAWRENCE MOORE SMITH,Telephonist, Blackall, from 7th June, 3922. RetirementsTHOMAS ALovsms KENNEY, Postmaster, Gladstone, from 30thJune, 1922; WILLIAM JOHNSTON ROBINSON, Clerk, AccountsBranch (Money Order) , from 29th June, 1922.

Offices Created. Postal Assistant, Many Peaks; Assistant(Relieving), Charleville; Messenger, Electrical Engineer'sBranch; Senior Postal Assistant, Innisfail.

Offices Abolished.Messenger (in training) , Training Staff,'Telegraph Branch ; Telegraphist (Instructor) , Grade II., 4thClam, Telegraph Branch.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Promotion and Traatsfer. Amos WILLIAM FLAVEL, Post-master, Grade VII., 5th Class, Gawler Railway, to be Clef'iealAssistant, Grade I., 4th Class, Gawler, with salary of £220,from date of commencing duty; NORMAN CLEMENT WAUCHOPE,Postal Assistant, Norwood, to be Clerical Assistant, 5th Class,Marree, with salary of £156, from 15th September, 1921.

Appointment Confirmed. JOHN HENRY WATKINS, TelegraphMessenger, Nlarracoorte, from 18th July, 1921.

Reduction of Officer.WALTER CHARLES CRAWLEY, AssistantManager, 3rd Class, salary £400, reduced to Supervisor, 3rdClass, with salary of £360, from 6th June, 1922.

Deductions from Salaries. --A deduction, at the rate of £6per annum, to be made from the salary of WILLIAM Go0LEY,as rent for quarters occupied by him at Smoky Bay for thepurpose#of residence, such deduction to take effect from thedate of occupancy; a deduction, at the rate of 10 per centumper annum, excluding portions of a pound, to be made fromthe salary of WILLIAM MILNE, as rent for quarters occupiedby him at Marree for the purpose of residence, such deductionto take effect from 28th April, 1922.

Furlough. -- GERALD Dow, Telegraphist, Telegraph Branch,three months, on full pay.

Leave of Absence without Pa y.DORIS DAGMAR WAUCHOPE,Telephonist, Stirling West, one month, such period of leave notto be included for any purpose as part of the officer's periodof service.

Services Terminated. Resignation MICHAEL JOSEPHMCGRATH, Postmaster, Unattached, from 26th May, 1922.Appointments Annulled LORKE Rowe, Telegraph Messenger(on probation) , Parkaide; HAROLD BEAUMONT WHITE, Tele-graph Messenger (on probation) , Brighton.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.Promotion.-- MAGGIE QUIN, Telephonist, Telephone Branch,

to be Assistant, Accounts Branch ( Mooney Order) , with salaryof £90, from 4th May, 1922.

Appointments Confirmed. Telephonists EDITH BARBARAMORRELL, Northam, from 14th October, 1921; ANNA MARCELLEWALSH, Telephone Branch, from . 15th October, 1921. Tele-graph Messengers, Telegraph Branch KEITH VERNON MICHAELKENNEDY, from 11th October, 1921; ALLAN MYLES ARNUPand ARTHUR REGINALD BROWNFIELD, from 24th October, 1921.Telegraph Messengers WALTER NORMAN GILES, Esperance,and RALPH DUNSTAN, Wagin, from 14th October, 1921; MEL-VILLE WATSON JARVIS, Bunbury, from 20th October, 1921.

Extensions of Probation. DENIS GEORGE MCBRIDE, Tele-graph Messenger, Albany, six months from 15th April, 1922;JAMES COLVIN DAILLY, Telegraph Messenger, Telegraph Branch,three months from 24th April, 1922.

Offices Abolished. ;Senior Postal Assistant (in charge) ,Beria; Postal Assistant, Beria.

TASMANIA.

Prom.otion. 'DAVID SINCLAIR, Postmaster, Grade VII., 5thClass, Franklin, to be Clerical Assistant, Grade L, 4th Class,Ulverstone, with salary of £220, from 25th May, 1922.

Commonwealth Gazette 1077 No. 58.--22nd Tune, 1922

Appointments Confirmed. -- Telephonists, Telephone BranchIsIA GRACE MACPHERSON, LILLIAN OLIVE SEYMOUR, MARYELIZABETHALFE, FLORA OLIVE BENJEAN ROUND, MONICAEDNA DUNPHY, VERA CONSTANCE LANGFORD, and CLEMENTINASARAH EDITH CLARK, from 22nd October, 1921. Telephonists,Launceston --ROSE BRENT and AIMÉE MARTHA ELIZABETHWHYBROW, from 2nd July, 1921; MARY ELIZABETH DONNELLY,'ETHEL MURIEL JEFFERY, PAULINE DOROTHY LAYH, URSULANELLIE LACEY, MARY ALTHEA MARTINEAU ANDREWS BAKER,and MARGARET ELIZABETH MARY SOLOMON, from 22nd October,1921. Lineman THOMAS JOSEPH DONNELLAN, No. 1 Party,from 15th July, 1921. Telegraph .Messengers- MAxwpLLWILSON, Launceston, and ALLAN AUBREY SALTER, St. Mary's,from 6th September, 1921; THOMAS PATRICK BURKE, Queens -town, from 23rd September, 1921 ; SIDNEY CHARLES TATLOw,Devonport West, from 14th October, 1921.

Extension of Probation: HUBERT GEORGE FLETCHER, Tele-graph Messenger, Wynyard, three months from 9th May, 1922.

,Services Teyminurted.Resignations BERTRAM W. J. BAN-NISTER, Mechanic, Launceston, from 15th April, 1922; WILLIAMERIC DUNPHY, Telegraph Messenger, Burnie, from 10th June,1922.

EXAMINATIONS NOTIFIED IN PREVIOUS ISSUE.

Examination No. 1089, for appointment as Mechanic,Electric Light and Power Section, Postmaster- General's De-partment, Victoria, to be held on 26th August, 1922, and sub-sequent dates. Applications close 27th July, 1922. Fordetail's, see Commonwealth Gazette of 15th June, 1922.

Examination No. 1091, for appointment as Telephonist(female), Perth and Suburban Exchanges, to be held on 5thAugust, 1922. Applications close 17th July, 1922. For de-tails, see Commonwealth Gazette of 15th June, 1922.

Examination No. 1055, for appointment as Lineman, SouthAustralia, the results of which appeared in Gazette No. 38,of 4th May, 1922. The name of John Ingleby Lee, who suc-ceeded in obtaining 585 marks, has been included in the list.His position on the list of qualified candidates is betweenHorace Hoskin Philp and Thomas Harry Evans.

W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 1090.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS CLERK, CLERICAL DIVISION, CLASS V.,NEW SOUTH WALES, QUEENSLAND, AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

AMENDED NOTICE.

A COMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as abovewill be held on 26th September, 1922, and following

days.EXAMINATION CENTRES.The examination will be held in

Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide, and at such other centres inthe States above mentioned as may be found necessary, regardbeing had to the number of candidates and the remoteness ofthe localities in which some of them may reside.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. The examination will be con-fined to any male Australian who served with satisfactory recordin the war which commenced on the 4th August, 1914. Theterm " Australian " means a person born in Australia, orbeing a natural -born or a naturalized British subject wasresident in Australia within six months prior to his joiningthe British Forces, &e. Candidates must be natural -born ornaturalized British subjects, who will not have reached theage of 51 years on the first day of the examination, and whoare

(a) not on the permanent staff of the CommonwealthPublic Service ; or

(b) officers of the General Division of the CommonwealthPublic Service in the States indicated above.

A successful candidate cannot be appointed after he reachesthe age of 51 years.

PARTICULARS OF- MILITARY SERVICE. Persons who served inthe A.I.F., &c., should furnish the following particulars oftheir service:- -

Name on enlistment,Regimental. number,Unit,Rank,Date of enlistment,Date of discharge.

Those who served in the British Forces, &c., or as wirelessoperators, should furnish all of the documents which havebeen issued to them.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must reach the Secre-tary to the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner, Mel-bonnie, not later than 29th July, 1922.

0.8225. -3

If an intending candidate is unable to lodge his applicationin Melbourne by the date named, he should notify his can -didature and selection of subjects by telegram., at the sametime posting his written application and entrance fee.

How TO MAKE APPLICATION. -- Applications must be madeon printed forms, which may be obtained upon request (eitherwritten or personal) from the Secretary Commonwealth PublicService Commissioner, Customs House, Melbourne, and theCommonwealth Public Service Inspectors, Commonwealth BankBuilding, Pitt and Moore streets, Sydney; Union BankChambers, corner of Queen and Creek streets, Brisbane; Brook -man Buildings, Grenfell street, Adelaide.

EXAMINATION FrE. Each application must be accompaniedby a postal -note for 5s., made .payable to the Secretary tothe Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner, Melbourne.

SALARY. Successful candidates from outside the Servicewill be appointed to the Fifth Class. The remuneration atpresent payable is as follows:

Age.

At 21 yearsAt 22 years and over

Remuneration.

£144Not less than

£156*

Plus cost of livingallowance at rate of£30t per annum andbasic wage allow-ance at the rate of£12 per annum.

In fixing remuneration, dates of enlistment and discharge are taken intoconsideration.

t £50 in the case of married men.In addition, married men and widowers who are the fathers

or stepfathers of dependent children under the age of fourteenyears, will be eligible from date of appointment for childendowment at the rate of £13 per annum in respect of eachchild so dependent.

Officers already in the service will, upon transfer, receivethe salaries, &c., found to be necessary under the provisionsof Public Service Regulation No. l42.

Subject to good conduct, diligence, and efficiency, appointees22 years of age and over will be advanced annually to thenext higher subdivision of the Fifth Class, with salary of suchsubdivision, until the maximum salary (£214 per annum, plusallowances) of the Fifth Class is reached.

Officers of the Clerical Division are eligible, without exami-nation, for promotion to higher classes therein.

SENIORITY.The relative seniority of appointees and trans-ferees will be determined by the Commissioner, the dates ofenlistment and discharge being taken into consideration.

COST OF RAILWAY OR OTHER FARE TO PLACg OF APPOINTMENT.An appointee will be required to defray the cost of fares tothe place of his appointment, but any expense on second -classfares in excess of £3 incurred by him may be refunded upona request for such refund being submitted to the Departmentby the appointee.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. --A successful can-didate from outside the Service must, upon appointment,produce evidence of the date of his birth and a medical cer-tificate satisfying the Commissioner in such particulars u hemay determine of sound bodily health and freedom fromphysical defects. Physical defects in this connexion meanssuch physical defects as would incapacitate a person fromefficiently performing the duties of a clerk. He will alsobe required to assure his life in accordance with the Regula-tions. A successful candidate should not undergo medicalexamination until instructed by the Commissioner to do so.

A successful candidate cannot be appointed after reachingthe age of 51 years.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. --The subjects of the examina-tion will be--

Subject. Fall Mask&1. Handwriting.To be valued for legibility, sim-

plicity, and neatness, judged by the answers tothe examination papers in Dictation .. 400

2. Dictation .. .. .. .. 4003. English.Essay writing; précis writing; cor-

rection of grammatical errors; 'meanings ofwords; and simple analysis (comprising divi-sion of a piece of English into its componentclauses, division of sentences into subject andpredicate, naming the character of each sen-tence) . In lieu of analysis a candidate mayelect to paraphrase a simple, piece of verse .. 400

4. Arithmetic: The first four rules, simple andcompound; averages; simple proportion; per-centages; simple interest and discount; mea-surement of rectangular surfaces .. .. 400

/to. 53. --22nd June, 192e

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Subject. Fall Marks.

5. Geography.The following should receive specialattention by the candidates, but the examina-tion will not necessarily be limited to the rangementioned, and candidates should prepare inthe whole subject as covered by a standardtreatise :

Commercial and Political Geography:The distribution of the great industriesof mankind; the chief products of theworld ; the relationship between thegrowth of cities and the natural re-sources of the surrounding districts; thegreat ocean trade routes; the principalckble routes especially as affecting Aus-tralia; Australian exports and importsthe principal countries of the worldwith their capitals and types of govern-ment. Candidates may be asked toshow a knowledge of places which havebeen brought prominently before thepublic in the columns of the pressrecently. Maps of the British Isles,Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand,

- Papua, India, Canada, and SouthAfrica, or parts thereof, may berequired in which a fair degree ofaccuracy will be expected; also sketchmaps of a recognisable character of therest of the world as necessary for areasonable understanding of commercialand political geography.

(b) Physical Geography, with special atten-tion to Australia, Tasmania, and NewZealand. Temperature, its variationsand effects ; barometric pressure, itsvariations and effects; Australianweather charts; factors determiningclimate; ocean currents; winds; theearth's surface; agents tending tomodify the crust of the earth ; thebuild of a country; the development ofmountains, rivers, lakes, plateaux, andplains.

(c) Astronomical Geography. The shapeof the earth ; the movements of theearth ; zones and their limits; definitionand methods of determining latitudeand longitude; meridian altitude ofthe sun; equinoxes; solstices; the com-pass; methods of determining a northand south line .. .. .. 300

6. English History. From the middle of theeighteenth century to the present time, espe-cially with reference to Australia and otherBritish Dependencies .. .. .. 300

7. Mathematics.Geometry, theoretical and prac-tical. Elements of geometry as contained inany of the modern textbooks, including simpletheorems about angles, parallels, congruenttriangles, inequalities, parallelograms; areasof rectangles, triangles, and parallelograms;theorems corresponding to algebraic identi-ties; relations between the squares on thesides of right- angled, acute, and obtuse - angledtriangles; centre, diameter, and chords of acircle; intersection and contact of circles; tan-gents, angles in segments; cyclic quadri-laterals; intersecting chords; circumscribed,inscribed, and escribed circles of a triangle;regular polygons; loci; theory of proportionrelating to triangles of a given altitude, pro-portional division of the sides of a triangle,similar triangles, bisector of an angle of a.tri-angle.

Constructions, depending on the above, ofpoints, angles, straight lines, triangles,parallelograms, squares, regular hexagons, andcircles, satisfying given data, may be requiredto be done carefully with graduated ruler, pro -tractor, and compasses.

Algebra up to and including quadratic equa-tions in one or two unknown quantities

8. Bookkeeping. Use of subsidiary books, includ-ing cash book, sales book, purchase book, billsreceivable book, bills payable book. Ledger,nominal, real, and personal accounts. Trialbalances. Extracting trading and profit andloss accounts and balance- sheets .. .. 300

9. Business Knowledge. Business correspondence(composition of letters, treatment of out -goingletters, treatment of incoming letters, index-ing). Postal itiformation (chief oversea mailroutes from and to Australia, registered let-

(a)

300

eabjeot. Full Marks.tern, late letters, parcels post, money orders,postal notes) . Banking (Notes, Cheques,Pay -in slips, Exchange, Current accounts,Overdrafts, Deposits) . Common commercialterms and abbreviations .. .. .. 300

10. Shorthand and Typewriting.Shorthand willcomprise three tests of three minutes each, atthe rates of 80, 100, and 120 words a minute,45 minutes being allowed for the transcriptionof the whole. The transcription must bewritten (200 marks).

No speed is prescribed for typewriting. Can-didates will be allowed a fixed time for typingthe set paper (100 marks) .. .. .. 300

11. Latin. Including easy sight translation, easycomposition, and grammar .. .. .. 300

12. French. Same as in Latin .. 1.1b

13. Elementary Physics. The properties of matter,elementary mechanics, and the elements ofelectricity, magnetism, and . heat .. . 300

14: Elementary Chemistry. The principal non-metallic elements and their chief inorganiccompounds .. .. .. 300

A candidate must undergo examination in at least six, butnot more than eight subjects, four of which shall be (1),(2), (3), and (4) above, the remaining two, three, or fourbeing left to his choice.

To pass the examination, a candidate must obtain at least1,320 of the 2,200 marks 'available for six subjects, viz.(1), (2), (3), and (4), and the two of the selected subjects inwhich the highest marks are obtained, and at least 25 percent. of the marks allotted to each of such subjects.

A successful candidate will also be credited with the marksawarded in the one or two additional subjects he may havetaken, if at least 25 per cent. of the marks available for eachof the additional subjects is obtained, but the marks for asubject not considered for the purpose of a pass shall beawarded on a maximum of 200.

A candidate must specify on his application the subjectsin which he desires to be examined.

W. B. EDWARD'S, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.

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COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

Examination No. 1078 (Additional Results).FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

Held 3rd June, 1922.

1N addition to the names of candidates published in the Common.wealth Gazetteof 15th June, 1922, the candidates named hereunder

were successful at the above examination, and have thereby qualifiedfor appointment to the position of Telegraph Messenger at theplaces under which their names respectively appear :

The following should be noted :(1) The names will remain on the Register of Qualified Candi-

dates for eighteen months, that is, until and including21st December, 1923, when they must, in accordancewith the law, be removed therefrom.

(2) Where two or more candidates secure the same number ofmarks, their order of merit is determined by the numberof marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, and (b) Handwriting,and, where these numbers are -also equal, then. by ballot.

A candidate, though successful, will cease to be eligible forappointment upon reaching the age of sixteen years,provided, however, that a successful candidate who hasreached the age of sixteen years may be appointed to avacancy which occurred prior to his reaching that age.

(4) A candidate passes this examination if he secures at leasthalf marks each in Handwriting and in Spelling, butthose who have also gained half marks in Arithmetic atthis examination will, if appointed, be eligible for pro-motion to a higher position in the General Divisionwithout further examination.

Those who have not secured at least 100 marks in Arithmeticwill be required to pass a further examination in thatsubject after appointment, in order to become eligiblefor promotion. Promotion examinations are held half -yearly.

(6) Unless a Telegraph Messenger qualifies for promotion to ehigher position before reaching the age of eighteen years,he must retire from the Service on attaining that age.

Upon appointment, a successful candidate must produceevidence of the date of his birth, and a medical certificatesatisfying the Commissioner in whatever particulars hemay determine as to the appointee's sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. A successful candi-date should' not undergo medical examination untilinstructed by the Commissioner to do so.

(3)

(5)

(7)

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(8) Before a successful candidate who is liable for`training underthe compulsory clauses of the Defence Act 1903 -18 canreceive appointment, he must produce evidence from hisArea Officer that he has rendered the personal servicerequired, or has been granted a temporary exemption.

(9). If a successful candidate decline to accept an appointmentoffered to him, or fail to reply within seven days to acommunication from the Commissioner or a Public ServiceInspector, respecting his nomination to the Public Service,his name may be removedfrom the " Register of QualifiedCandidates."

(10) Should a successful candidate change his address, he shouldimmediately notify the Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector of his State.

Name.

Maximum marksPass marks .. ..

NEW SOUTH WALES.COONAMBLE.

Rowe, William Manning ..VICTORIA.

MALDON.Healy, Joseph PatrickBaker, Lynton SamuelHatchard, Ronald JamesCaudry, Arthur ..Chisholm, ClarenceMeyer, Harold RaymondWest, Leslie Charles . .Bowe, William PierceKnight, William John DanielWood, Glyn Hughes ..

MORTLAKE.Slater, Edgar . .

Alen, Peter Noel .. . .Whitson, Ronald DickisonCameron, IanPonting, John Stanley

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150 200 45075 -- --

.. 60 1136 i 40

Applications must be in the applicant's handwriting,should show fully qualifications for the position sought, andmust, to insure consideration, be forwarded to the PublicService _IIspector in the State in which the vacancy existsill tune to reach the office of the Public Service Inspectornot later than the date shown in each case.

In the case of officers of the Commonwealth Public Serviceapplications should be forwarded through the Department towhich the officer is attached.

In the case of applicants who are officers of the Public Ser-vice of the Commonwealth or of a State the following par -ticulars should be set out at the foot of the application:- -

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 full nameand date and year of birth, also place of birth and whether

236 they are natural -born or naturalized British subjects. Copiesonly of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates shouldbe forwarded. If the originals are required they will be awedfor.

65 150 174 38965 150 171 38655 143 171 36960 108 198 36655 108 150 31355 87 169 31155 115 136 30665 136 98.29950 129 118 29760 122 88 270

80 143 20070 136 18880 129 17380 101 17865 136 103

423394=382359304

W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATION S will be received from persons qualified

for appointment to the positions specified below.Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for ap-

pointment to (1) the Administrative Division,. (2) the Pro-fessional Division, and (3 ) to the General Division whereindicated, but are not eligible for appointment to the ClericalDivision unless qualified under the provisions of the PublicService Act.

Fares to locality of appointment of persons appointed fromoutside the Service will not be paid by the Commonwealthunless such fare exceeds £3, when such allowance as the cir-cumstances justify may be granted.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range. Cost of living allowances are subject to reviewby the Arbitration Court from time to time. Successful ap-pointees must comply with the life assurance provisions of thePublic Service Act and Regulations.

Officers promoted to positions in the Fourth Class, whichcome within the scope of the award of the Australian Com-monwealth Public Service Clerical Association, may beretained at the salary of £245 where, in the opinion of theActing Commissioner, the fixing of that salary as a maximumis justified.

Officers who may be transferred without promotion or in-crease of salary, as the result of an application for an adver-tised vacancy, will be required to pay their own expenses- ofremoval unless the transfer (comes within the conditions pre-Acribed in Public Service Regulation No. 54.

Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merely forthe information of officers. It is not incumbent on Depart-ments to provide quarters, which, if provided, may be whollyor partially withdrawn at any time.

Position and Division.

$Assistant ...

Locality.

Salary and Allowance per Annum.

Salary. Cost of Living Allowance. Basie wageAllowance.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH:Western. Australia.

j Fremantle (Quaran=1

£168 to £186 ... .,. £30 if unmarried, £50 if j §£12II tine Station) married j

Applicants must hold an engine- driver's certificate.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales,

£150 to £192 ...- en(,ur Assistant, General Haymarket

DivisionClerical : Assistant, Grade I., Bathurst ...

Class 4. Clerical DivisionSenior Lineman, General Divi- Wee Was ...

sion

Senior Postal Assistantcharge), General Division

£220 to £235 ...

£192 to £210. Districtallowance, Scale I.

£30 if unmarried, £50if married

£30 if unmarried, £50if carried

£27 if unmarried, £44if married

§£12

§£12

§£12

Forage allowance, £54 ; this allowance is subject to revision from time to time.(in Broadwater ... £168 to £204, less 10 per £30 if unmarried, £50 §£1.2

cent. deduction for rent if marriedof q uarters

Six rooms Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.Senior Postal Assistant, General

DivisionClerical Assistant, Grade I.,

Class 4, Clerical DivisionAssistant Supervisor, Class 4,

Clerical Division, Mail Branch(Ship Room)'

Assistant Manager, Class 2,Clerical Division, TelegraphBranch

Quarters :Coonamble

Dubbo

Sydney

Sydney

£156 to £204. Districtallowance, Scale I.

£220 to £235 ...

£220 to £310 ...

£420 to £460 ...

£30 if unmarried, £50if married

£30 if unmarried, £50if married

£30 if unmarried, £50if married

£30 if unmarried, §£50if married

§£i2

§£12

§£12

Closing Date torReceipt et

Applications,

...` j 29th June

29th June

29th .dune

29th Juno§

29th June

29th June

29th June

6th July

6th July ".

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No. 58.--22nd June, 4922 1080 V4mmo3awealth,Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIEScontinued.

Position and Division. Locality.

Salary and Allowance per Annum.

Salary.

Clerical Assistant, Grade I.,!

BenallaClass '9, Clerical Division

Cost of Living Allowance.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT continuedVictoria.

... £220 to £235 ...

Clerical Assistant, Grade I. , Innisfail ... ...Class 4, Clerical Division

Line Foreman, General Division No. 12 Line Party ...

Senior Assistant (in charge), MitchamGeneral Division

ONO

Queensland.£220 to £235. District

allowance, Scale II.£216 to £240. District

allowance according tolocality in which em-ployed

South Australia.

Basic WageAllowance.

£30 if unmarried, £50 §£12if married

£30 if unmarried, £50if married

£27 if unmarried, £44if married

Closing DateReceipt of

Applications.

1

6th July

§212 6th July

§£12 29th June

1

29th June£162 to £192, less 10 er £30 if unmarried, £50 §£12cent. déduction for rent if marriedof quarters 111 ÌÌÌ

Quarters : Five rooms.Applicants must be not less than 21 years of age.

Western Australia.

Clerical Assistant, Grade 2, Geraldton ... j £245 to £260. District £30 if unmarried, £50I

§£12 6th JulyClass 4, Clerical Division i I Allowance, Scale III. 1 if married

Tasmania.

Lineman (in charge of office), King Island (Currie) £192 to £210, less 10 per. £27 if unmarried, £44 §g12 ... 6th JnlyGeneral Division cent. deduction for if married

rent of quartersThe officer selected for the position must be married, and his wife willing and able to undertake the duty of conducting the post office

during the absence of her husband on outside duties, for which payment (subject to alteration) will be made at the rate of £122 per annum.Quarters : Four rooms.

§ Exclusive of child endowment.$ This position is open to persons both within and without

preference will be given to returned sailors and soldiers.

H. A. EARL, Acting Secretary.

t Subject to the provisions of Regulation No. 169e.the Public Service. As amongst suitable applicants from without the Service,

W. B. EDWARDS, Acting Commissioner.

PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

INTERNATIONAL CIGAIR MACHINERY COMPANY'SAUSTRALIAN LETTERS PATENT, dated 17th June, 191x,No. 7681, for " Cigar wrapping mechanism."

NOTICE is hereby given that the above Patentee is prepre-pared to license the manufacture of the above patented

invention, or to sell . or otherwise dispose of the Patent onreasonable terms, or offers, proposals, or suggestions from anyperson, firm, or corporation, desirous of making, using, exer-cising, and /or vending the patented invention, in Australia,or of otherwise supplying the requirements of the public inrespect of said invention, will be favorably considered.

FRED WALSH, Patent Attorney for the Proprietor, Georgeand Wynyard streets, Sydney, New South Wales. 428

INDUSTRIAL POURED CONCRETE HOUSE COMPANY'SAUSTRALIAN LETTERS PATENT, No. 7696, dated 18thJune, 1918, for " Improvements in concrete house molds."NOTICE is hereby given. that the above Patentee is pre-

pared to license the manufacture of 'the above patentedinvention, or to sell or otherwise dispose of the Patent onreasonable terms, or offers, proposals, or suggestions from anyperson, firm, or corporation, desirous of making, using, exer-cising, and/or vending the patented invention, in Australia,or of otherwise supplying the requirements of the public inrespect of said invention, will be favorably considered,

FRED WALSH, Patent Attorney for the Proprietor, Georgeand Wynyard streets, Sydney, New South Wales. 429

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