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WESTERN AUSP RALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]

(REGISTERED AT IRE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.)

PERTH : FRIDAY, AUGUST

Bank Holidays at Pin leo :Peei fled hereunder.

PRO( 'LA MA TIO N

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. 5 Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION., Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov.

Governor. ernor in and ever the State of Western Australia and its Dependenciesthe Commonwealth of Australia.

IN pursuance of the provisions contained d in the fifthsection of 'The Bank Holidays Art, i !," 1, the Gov-ernor of the said State, do by this my Proclamationappoint special days to be observed as Bank l-f.olida vs'as follows:-

Date and Town.Friday, 12th September, 1930-Meekering.Wednesday, 8th i October, 1930-Metropolitan Area.Friday, 24th October, 1930-Wagin.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this twenty-first day ofJuly, 1930.

By His Excellency 's Comtuand,

NORBERT KE EN AN,Chief Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! 1

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Viet., No. 22, Sec. 0)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Excellency Colonel Sir Willis inTO Wrr. f Robert Campion, Knight CommEtuder

of the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov-

Governor. ernor in and over the State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.

Corres. No. 4104/24.WHEREAS by " The Transfer of Land Act, 1 -9:S,Amendment Act, 1896" (00 Viet., No. 22), the C over-nor is empowered by Proclamation in the G,,r,Gazette to revert in His Majesty as of his f °rim r us-tate all or any lands whereof His Majesty may become

[1930.

the registered proprietor : And whereas His Majestyis now the reg eced proprietor of Na lgoorlie LotsR.1093, 1847, E. !06, 1776, 1777, 11.427, 8.420, 11.832,R.109, and Trafah.;:i r Lot 50, registered in the Office ofTitles in Volumes 12127, 321, 6-11, 123, 033, 349, 580,726; Folios 111, 146, 112, 02, 07, 44, 16, 174, 130:Now, therefore I, the 1:ovecnor, with. the adviceijiti consent of the F.- e I, do by this Pro-clutnation rawest in .1Its I.. 1,1. lieu's and successorsKalgoorl ie Lob, 11.110";, Ia J7. R.460, 1776, 1777, 11.-127,

1`-1'26 111", 10 Tra i igir 1,o1 80 foreso id, :18of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public. Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 2911 day of July,1930.

liv His Excellency 's Command,

(Sgd.) C. G. CAT HAM,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE K [NO ! ! !

PROCLA M ATION(under GO Vick 22. Sec, 0)

AlKs'ruto,. AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Colonel SirTO WIT. I Robert Campion. Knight, Commando

of the nisi. Di,li,,giiisbed Order of Si.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George. D.S.O., floe

Governor. ernor in and over the Stale of West-ern Australia and its Dependencie, isthe Commonwealth of Ausirand.

Corres. No. 90,-,5/00.WHEREAS by " The Transfer of Land Art, 1893,Amendment Act, 1800 " (60 Viet., No. 22), t1 I

nor is empowered by Prcwlamation in the G. r;Gazette to revest in His M ati'sty as of his fornwr es-tate all or at n- lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: A nd wlwreas His Majestyis now the registered proprietor of that portion of Lot20 of Wellington Location 1 on Pia 0 1672, registeredin the Office of Titles in Volume 140, Folio 76: Now,therefore 1, the said Governor, with the advic., and con-sent of the Executive Council, do by this Proclamationrevest in His Majesty, hie heirs and . . ors thnt

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portion of Lot 25 of Wellington Location 1 on Plan11072 aforesaid, as of his former estate, as from the 1stMay, 1930.

Given under my hand pad the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 29th day of July,1930.

By His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) C. G. LATHAM,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

PROCLAMATION(under 60 'Via., No. 22, Sec. 6)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT, I Robert Campion, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order of Si,Michael and St. George, D.S.O.. Gov-

Governor. ernor in and over the State of West-ern Australia and its Dependencies in

ms..1 the Commonwealth of Australia.Corres. No. 3174/95.

WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Viet., No. 22), the Gover-nor is empowered by :Prof:Initiation in the GovernmentGazelle to revest in His 'Majesty as of his former es-tate all or any lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: And whereas His Majestyis now the registered proprietor of portion of SussexLocation 226, registered in the Office of Titles inVolume 210, Folio 191: Now, therefore I, the saidGovernor, with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty,his heirs and successors portion of Sussex Location 225aforesaid, as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 29th day of July,1930.

By His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) C. G. LATHAM,Minister for Lands.

W. R. CAMPION,

GOD SAVE THE KING !

The Road Districts Act, 1919.Wongan-Ballidu Road District.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Sir William

TO WIT, J Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of St.

W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George, D.S.O., Gov-Governor. ernor in and over the State of West-

ern Australia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.[L.S.]

P, \W. 2621/24.WHEREAS it is provided by Section 233 of "The RoadDistricts Act, 1919," that Rates throughout a Districtshall be uniform, except insofar as a Board may fixRates for any Townsite or any area defined for thanpurpose by Proclamation tut a higher figure theBunts in the said section set forth: And whereas it is(fesired to approve of and define the area hereinafterdescribed as an area within which the Wongan-BalliduRoad Board may rate at such higher figure: Now there-fore I, the said Governor, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, do hereby approve ofand define the area described in the Schedule hereto asan area in which the Wougan-Ballidu Road Board mayfix its rate at such higher figure as aforesaid, within thelimits mentioned in Section 233 of "The Road DistrictsAct, 1919."

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 29th day of July,1930.

By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) C. F. BAXTER,

Minister Controlling Local Government.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

Schedule.WONGAN HILLS.

Bounded by lines starting from the intersection ofthe Southern side of Ninan Street with the South-Eastern prolongation of the South-Western side of Fen-

ton Street, and extending North-Westerly to and alongsaid side of Fenton Street, and 011WardS to the North-Western side of the one-chain road along the NorthWestern boundary of Lot 95, Wongan Hills Townsite;thence North-Easterly along said side of road and on-wards to the prolongation North-Westerly of the North-Eastern side of Ackland Street; thence South-Easterlyto and along said side of Ackland Street and onwardsto the South-Eastern side of Moore Street; thenceSouth-Westerly along said side of Moore street and on-wards to the South-Western side of Coomer Street;thence North-Westerly along said side of -Coomer Street;and thence Westerly along the Southern side of NinanStreet aforesaid to the starting point.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 29th dayof July, 1930, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued:

The Vermin Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted by Section 14 of "The Ver-min Act, 1918," that the Governor may by Order inCouncil constitute any defined portion of the State aVermin District for the purposes of this Act, andspecify the boundaries thereof ; and also may assign aname to such District and alter such name: Andwhereas it is enacted by Section 45 of the said Act thatthe Governor may appoint the Board of any Road Dis-trict to be the Board of any Vertnin District, the boun-daries whereof are the same as those of the Road Dis-trict, or which is comprised within the Road District:And wheroas by Order in Council published in the Gov:.,ernment Gazette on the 20th day of June, 1924, theGovernor constituted that portion of the State comprisedwithin the boundaries of Warren Road District to be aVermin District for the purposes of the said Act to beknown his Warren Vermin District; and by Order inCouncil published in the said Gazette of the smile datethe Governor appointed the Board of the said WarrenRoad District to be the Board of the said Warren Ver-min District: And whereas by Order in Council pub-lished in the Government Gazette on the 23rd day ofJanuary, 1925, the Governor altered the name of thesaid Warren Road District to that of Manjimup RoadDistrict: And whereas it is now deemed expedient toalter the name of the said Warren Vermin District tothat of NInnjimap Vermin District and to confirm theappointment of the Board of the said Warren RoadDistrict, under its present name of Ma njimup Road Dis-trict, a-s the Board of the said Manjimup Vermin Dis-trict: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor,acting with the advice and consent of the Executive)Council, and in exercise of the powers conferred by thesaid Act, cloth hereby alter the name of the said WarrenVermin District to that of Manjimup Vermin District,and doth, hereby confirm the said appointment of theBoard of the said Warren Road District, under its pre-sent name of Man:runup Road District, as the Board ofthe said Maidininp Vermin District for the purposes ofthis Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Vermin Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted by Section 14 of "The Ver-min- Act, 1918," that, the Governor may by Order iatCouncil constitute any defined portiOn of the State p.Vermin District for the purposes of this Act, andspecify the boundaries thereof ; and also may assign aname to such District and alter such name: Andwhereas it is enacted by Section 45 of the said Act thatthe Governor may appoint the Board of any Road Dis-trict to be the Board of any Vermin District, the boun-daries whereof are the same as those of the Road Dis-trict, or which is comprised within the Road District:And whereas by Order in Council published in the Gov-er nm eta Gazette on the 20th day of June, 1924, theGovernor constituted that portion of the State comprisedwithin the boundaries of Lower Blackwood Road Dis-trict to be a Vermin District, for the purposes of the said

AUGUST 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1741.

Act, to be known as Lrever lack-wood Vermin District:And by Order in Counc!! puldi I in the sail Cu:, Ptof

the i;:nle dot, 1 iv'' iii: itpooinied the Board_ ofthe said Loyer to:4 'Ni at to be the 14,,,,o1-3of ti ri Id 'food Vermin Distriet: And

le ("aunt Ii published in the Govorti-en the 24s.t day or August, 1925, the Gov;

ctrttor aitct;ed it name 0, the Bower BlackwoodRoad Bisi;rici 14;t1 rr -.ono 1)IStrktt: Awl\11.'1`:< it I I 1 iit spt lout 1 alter the mono ofthe sehl Lower; Blockv.00d to that ItNa 'tip Vermin DiFtrici. ;ma to confirm the appointment of the Board of I said Lower Blackwood RoadDistrict, under its present name of Nannup Road Dis-trict, as the Board of the said Nannup Vermin Distriet: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor,not big with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, and in exercise of the powers conferred by thesaid Act, cloth Ilili tter the name of the said LoweIlffickwood Vermin Ii irict to that or Nannup VerminDistrict, told :loth lenithy confirm tile said appointment

0,, lard of the ttild Lower Road Distciet,under its present: II 110 of Nannup Boat District, as theBoard :tilt the t.:id :::::ttiutp Vermin District for the pur-poses of this Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHA PCOTT,Clerk of the Exeinitive Council.

The Vermin Act, 1918.ORDER IN COITYCIL.

WHEREAS it is enacted ho l--;:-t-ite It of "The Ver-min Act, 1918," that tie: Go.... :;:t. may by Order EtCouncil constitute any of the State aVermin District for the porin: 4: of this Act, andspecify the boundaries then reR and also may assign aname to such District :lint alter such name: Andwhereas it is enacted by Section 415 of the said Act thatthe Governor may {Ito:diet :he Board of any Road Dis-trict to be the Board of :tn.:. Virmin District, the boun-daries whereof are the see: e those of the Road Dis-trict, or which is coe.1:::4--1 wilitin the Road District:And whereas by Order it ouncil published in the Gov-ernment Gazette on the 12:11 day of December, 1919, theGovernor constituted flint leetittu of the State comprisedwithin the boundaries of Queen's Park Road Districtto be a Vermin District, fir the purposes of theAct, to lie known as Queen's Park Vermin Diitclitt .

And by Order in Council puldithed in the said Cerof the 14th day of May, 1920, the Governor appointedthe Board of the said Queen's Park Road District lebe the Board of the said Queen's Park Vermin District:And whereas by Order in Council published in the Gov-ernment Gazette on the 17th day of June, 1921, the Gov-ernor altered the name of the said Queen's Park RoadDistrict to that of Conning Road District: And whereasit is now deemed expedient to alter the name of the saidQueen's Pork Vermin District to that of Canning Ver-min District and to vonfirm the appointment of theBoard of the said Queen's Park Road District, underits present name of Canning Road District as theBoard of the said Calming Vermin District: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, acting with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, and inexercise of the powers conferred by the said Act, clothhereby alter the name of the said Queen's Park VerminDistrict to that of Canning Vermin District, and clothhereby confirm the said appointment of the Board of thesaid Queen's Park Road District, under its present nameof Canning Road District, as the Board of the said Can-ning Vermin District for the purposes of this Act.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

The Road Districts Act, 1919.General By-laws, Forms, etc.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1460/28.

WHEREAS it is enacted by ''The Road Districts Act,1919.'' that the Governor may make By-laws for givingeffect to the said Act and prescribing the forms foruse under the said Act: Now, therefore, His Excellency

the Governor of the State of Western Australia, actingwith the advice of tile Executive Council, doth hereby,in exercise of the powers conferred by the said Act,

au i UtilLT powers enabling him in this behalf, make:he following addition to the Regulations :out Formspublished in the Goverantent Gazette on the 4th July,.1924, as prescribed in the Schedule hereinafter settorth, and such may apply to and be carried out byill .Road Boards throughout the State of Western Ans-

i ralia.(Sgdt) L. E. SHAPCOTT,

Clerk of the Council.

Schedule.Form 104,

Collector's Book.(Issued under Section 307 of "The Road Districts

Act, 1919.")Directions for Guidance of Collector.

1. No erasures or idterations whatever shall bemade in this book.

2. No acknowledgment shall be destroyed or takenfrom this book, except when given in return for pay-II ii

th In the event of error being made, the acknow-ledgment should be cancelled and a fresh one issued.

4. If desired to cancel an acknowledgment through:1 iv cause whatsoever, it should be done by writingacross the face the word "Cancelled," stating causesigning saint' at date, and retaining both original andduplicate in book for reference of the Secretary andAuditors.

3. Original form to be written on with a pen orindelible pencil, using carbon sheet underneath so asto get exact impress on duplicate.

No Revenue stamp is necessary on acknowledg-ments for rates :old licenses.

7, I hereby acknowledge to have read the abovedirections.

Authorised Collector.

This hook must not be defaced or mutilated in anyway, and must be given up on demand to the Secretary,the current members of the Board, or the Minister.

x 91tV30.

COLLECTOR 'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT ONLY.Official receipt will be issued from Head Office of

the Road Board within fourteen days, failing whichPrompt- notice should be sent to the Secretary.

(Nate.To be endorsed acro Hi(I.)

ROAD DISTRTCT.

Date 193

This acknowledgment is issuedwithout any erasure or altera-tion whatsoever.

WARD

RECETVED from M

by cas" chheque the sum of pounds

shillings and pence, in payment of rates orlicenses as per particulars hereunder.

Assessment or ; Particulars.other No.

£Authorised Collector.

[On back of Receipt.]

0 8 Fl

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The Road Districts Act, 1919.-Port Ilecilcucd -13.ofori District--

with the. Tableland and ..aBoundaries

Rood Districts.ORDER IN

W111.1R11.1, toiler the provisions of The Road Dis-tricts 1919," the Governor by. Order in Connellratty st. lined District and annexto on existing Road DLtriet And whereas it is desir-cc :le to s,.` ect ccorti n of the Tableland and NullagineRoad Districts stud annex same to the Dort Redl a ndRoad District : therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, by and with the advice and consent of theDsecutive Councii, _order the provisions of the said Act,and all other po,-..s enabling hint iu this behalf, dothhereby sever iT n.;ions of the Taideland and Nulla-gine i-,!0,1(-1. Ili. (11_scrihed in 5: Iledules A aqui Bhereto and aninx. :inn, to the 1 P-Hand Road Dis-trict.

(Sg,d.) L. E. et]IA['COTT,Clerk of the Council.

Schedule A.PORT HEDLAND ROAD DISTRICT.

Transfer of Territory from the Tableland Road District.All that piece of land bounded by lines commencing

on the present District boundary at its intersection withthe East boundary of Pastoral Lease 3503/96 and ex-tending East along part of said District boundary toSurvey Mark B.3 in Pastoral Lease 1884/96; thencesouth through the latter Pastoral Lease and PastoralLease 3456/96 to the South boundary of the last-men-tioned lease; thence West along part of the South boun-dury of Pastoral Lease 3456/96, and a South, an East,the Southernmost, and the West boundary of PastoralLease .5012/96, a West and a South boundary of Pas-toral Lease 1884/96, and part of the East boundary ofPastoral Lease 3503/96 to the starting point.

Schedule B.POR'T HEDLAND ROAD DISTRICT.

Transfer of Territory from the Nullagine Road District.All that piece of land, being portions of Pastoral

Leases 1884/99 and 3456/96 bounded by lines commenc-ing on the present District boundary at its intersectionwith the Easternmost boundary of the former lease andextending along part of said Easternmost boundary, theEast and part of the South boundary of said PastoralLease 3456/96 to the present District boundary; thencealong said District boundary to the starting point.

JUSTICES HP THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 30th July, 1930.1it'S Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the appointment of Messrs.Edward John i'leCormack, of Cottesloe, and Arthur'Parton, of North Fremantle, as Justices of the Peacefor the Fremaatle Magisterial District.

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

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that Hislixccliccc y the Governor has approved of the transferof the (1ild Welfare Department from the Ministerft. t:-; ;-.1:1.r., to tic' Minister for Mines, Railways,and rnemploynknt.

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

Crown Law Department,Perth, 31st July, 1930.

;H Coivernor in Executive Council has,:ovnd 01' the liolloivims,

.\.,iting Electoral Registrar forIhe -PreinaMT 5'7firth-Eait Fremantle, and South Frenuietle DistriL during the absence on sickleave of M, A, Sande s:

Ernest Percy Neville Moore, of Goomalling, as aSworn Valuator under "The Transfer of Land Act,1893";

Algeric Hartley Williams, of Northam, as a SwornValuator under "Tile Transfer of Land Act, 1893."

EIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed Monday, the 18th day of August, 1930, asthe day for the holding of a Special Sitting of theLicensing Court for the Irwin Licensing District.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed Perth asthe place for the holding of a Special Sitting of theLicensing Court for the Irwin Licensing District onthe 18th day of August, 1930.

1113 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed Friday, the 15th day of August, 1930, as theday for the holding of a Special Sitting of the LicensingCourt for the Guildford Licensing District.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed Perth as theplace for the holding of a Special Sitting of the Licons-htg court for the Gui1dford Licensing District on the15th day of August, 1930.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed C. W.Casselton, A. E. Birch, A. Millar, L. C. Cooper, ;mil1. W. Jackson as Commissioners for Declarations under

Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913."

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927.Medical Department,

122/29. Perth, 30th July, 1930.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to appoint, under the provisions of "The Hos-pitals Act, 1927," Hospital Boards for the managementand control of Hospitals, as set out in schedule here-under, for a period of twelve months from the 1stAugust, 1930, and, also, appoint L. E. Treasure andS. A. Wells to he members of the Kojonup District Hos-pital Board, vice P. E. Homier and C. B. Vincent:, re-tired.

H. C. TRETHOWAN,Under Secretary.

CONST IITION OF HOSPITAL BOARDS.Schedule.

Name of Board and Names of Members.Ora Banda and Broad Arrow Hospital Board.

Brealey, 0. H.; Barclay, R, O.; Cassin, Francis; Han-melt, R. :J.; Move c. David; Sanders, William; Nazzori,Francis; Brealey, W. G.; Smith, :fames.

-Warren Hospital Board (Jardee).Bryant, B.Miller, F.; Campbell, R.; Paling, J.; Barrie, j.;Smith, J.

Kukerin Hospital Board.Smith, I.; Nenke, B.; Dix,E. M.; Barnes, W. W.; Ditchburn, R.; Bell, W.;Troup, A.

Black Range District Hospital Board (Sandstone).Green, P. G.; Morris, F. J.; Morgan, J. Ii'.; David,Llewellyn; Allen, S. IV.; Clinch, P. (1.; Buzza, E. J.

Ravenstliorpli Hospital Board.Baseden, Robert;Buckie, H. H.; Bebbington, '1'. II.; Barrett, T. M.;Mitchell, C. J.; Dasborough, S. C. B.

Wyalkatchem District Hospital Board.Thurstun,V. T.; Sear, Mrs. II.; Read, Mrs. B. 0.; Dan-non, Mrs.J.; Carter, Mrs. J.; Dawson, J.; Robinson, H. E.;Campbell, Leslie H. A.; Smith, W. J.; Corr, Dr. 0. R.;Hutchinson, E.; Read, B. O.; Davies, W. IL; Scott, F.;Giesse, E.; Clutterbuck, A. L.

Woodanilling Hospital Board.Mader, Mrs. G. T.;Wilson, Mrs. D.; Wilson, D.; Greay, W, O.; Ramat,3. P.; Kealley, M. R.

AuGusT 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.Fremantle Harbour Trust.

Port of FremantleGage Roads.Stranded Steamer "Lygnern."

THE Fremantle Harbour Trust Commissioners herebygive notice to navigators generally that for the pur-pose of marking the position of the now unlightedstranded steamer "Lygnern," they have tempor-arily placed in lat. 32° 03' 34" S., long. 115° 43' 22"E, and approximately 300 feet North-West fromits port quarter, a Red Buoy carrying a white flashinglight giving 0.7 seconds flash and 2.3 seconds eclipsevisibility 5 miles.

Dated at Fremantle, this 14th day of July, 193(1.Issued for and on behalf of the -Fremantle Harbour

Trust Commissioners byW. R. CLACK,Acting Harbour Master.R. J. COX,

Secretary and Accountant.

Charts affected.No. 1058Iiottnest Island to Warnbro' Sound-.No. 1700Fremantle Harbour and Gage Roads.No. 240Approaches to Fremantle.

THE AUDIT At 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 29th: july, 1930.Treasury No. 310/29.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatIlie appointments of Messrs. A. Potts and W. J. Held),ss Receivers of Revenue for the Forests Department owhereby cancelled.

GEO. Itir. SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.

THE STAMP ACT, 1921.The Treasury,

Perth, 30th July, 1939.Treasury No. 1033/30.

IT is hereby published, for general infornnition, thatdeclarations in connection with aprilications for assist-ance under the Housing Trust tire eximpted from StampDuty.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Commissioner of Stamps.

DIVIDEND DUTIES ACT, 1902, AND AMEND-MENTS.

Section 6, Subsection 5.Taxation Department,

Perth, 29th July, 19:;0.

NOTICE is hereby given that His Excellency the- Gov-ernor in Council has approved of the cancellation ofthe Agreement entered into under the above section onthe 17th day of April, 1912, with the British ImperialOil Company, Ltd. (now the Shell Company of Aus-tralia., Ltd.), as notified in GaTette No. 26 and dated26th day of April, 1912.

E. A. BLACK,State Commissioner of Taxation.

AMENDMENT OF AREA AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVE.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 29th July, 1930,

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the area and boundaries ofthe following Reserve being amended as described inthe Schedule below, for the purpose therein set forththe area and boundaries previously published in theGovernment Gazette being hereby cancelled:

8016/10.WANNERU.No. 12990 (Agricultural Show

Ground);.Lots 40 to 46, 111 and 112. (15n. Or. 16p.)(Plan Wanneru Townsite.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

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CAls-ICELL..\.1.01-.`: OF RESERVE No. 9-181,Popmiimmt of 4,ods and surve

Corres. 1:1196/03, Vol. 11, Perth, 29th July, 1930.HIS Excellency the Go:, :1,0r in Executive Council hasbeen plensei . to all it. un,ier Section 41 of -ThcLand Act, I;l9S, o,' the mmeellntion of Reserve No.9481, " V:ater lleparIment)," in the VictoriaDistrict, south of Find:' e. Winn 1:35/89, A & 112.)

C. 0. .MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE CI:ThTP.11:1ES ACT, 1897.Appointment oil a,!.rd---Southern Cross Cemetery.

Fh.cont-iit of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 405/93. 2,611 July, 1930,

HIS Excellency tit,- (.0a,...,:ec 11:4-- utive Council hasbeen pleased to and,: [In, provisions of theabove Act, the koad livard us a Board to con-trol and manage the S'outhern Cross Public Cemetery,and to cancel all previous appointments acleordingly.

C. C.ljuder Seer:tar' Cur 1-11.1111S.

CANUELLATION OF RES El R.\ ES.

Dopartment of Lands and Surveys,Corn 'a l71/9.5. Perth, 2,1th .Tuly, 1930.

1 lilt L.,i','lle"

Land

Karridale.

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:an, no:n-

I Or' 14.0, U-.

Under Secretary for Lands.

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.Department or Tin' 'is and Surveys.

Corres. 2396/29. rlh, 2901 July, 1930.IT is hereby no; thfOrillati011, thatPlantagenet Tom: . a ilia-ft:Iwo from seleetion.(Plan 451/80,

C. C. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Loods.

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVE No. 10306.Perth Land Agency.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1398," and its

amendments.Department of Lands and Surveys,

231.1 July. 1930.11 e lan.1 ;;imprised within

(-ituated near:ire invited.

Corr. 4415/06.TENDERS for theBorio!!on.ro 1 .

-iii t:iuingNamMie),The al ,e Re.serve will 0, tn, ii dl-' for leasing under

Section I la of "The Land A,t, 1 -l9.3," and its amendmeats, for a term of one veal. 1:-newable at the willthe Hon. the :linisto. Ind telmilmble at thr..months' , :ice. rent hong anno,inoleil Iccordingly,no compeication will 1). ,;*il for implo-,ements effectedat the expicr.lion of Ge 1.; ; sooni r determinationInereof ; am: I ni-sp-etor:aid .sandalwood culler; :dal II have right to enter fo:.the purpose of grazing obtaining water,

'renders for thereiit ((lie minimum2o-.. per annum per

ed "Tender for;llown 011 Public Plan

:der Secreta...yat the Lands WM-,13th August, 19311.

All Tenth-,treated ns 1.4

el by one year'sr the rate

or -part thereof), en--an;ve No. 19106 "

and 511/300, and ad:, --Perth," must be ltnignil

Perin, ii or before Wednesday,

that date will 1.v.

on that date.The Illghe,-; or any ti ''toil! not necessarily lie AC

cepte.d. (Plan 54/300 and 59/300.)C. G. 11101111IS,

Under Secretary for Lands.

1744 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. rAuGusT 1, 1930.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be, offeredfor sale at Public Auction on the dates and at theplaces specified below:

BRUCE ROCK.2nd August, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the District Land In-

spector's OfficeBruce RockTown 123, lr., £15.

WAGIN.5th August, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeDurableyungTown 68, lr., £13.

COLLIE.6th August, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the Court House

CollieTown 256, lr., £50; 1336, lr. 1.5.1p., £50;1337, 1338 1339, 1340, 1341, lr. 16p. each, £50each; t1348, 2r., £12; *1150, 5a., £15.

INIEEKATHARRA.6th August, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the Mining Registrar's

OfficeMeekatharraTown 500, 1r., £12.

KATANNING.7th August, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeMuradup--Town 43, lr. 16p., £10.

PERTH.Sth August, 1930, at 1.1 mm., at thee Dcpartmen'.: of

Lands and SurveysGreenmount*839, 6a. 2r. 12p., £30; 362, 7a. 3r.

34p., £40.Keysbrook*47, 9a. 3r. 38p., £2 per acre.Mt. Helena*173, 25a. 2r. 30p., £50.

BRIDGETOWN.13th August, 1930, at 12 noon, at tin District Lands

0 trice-Bridgetown Town 805, 2r. 9p., £20; *738, 3a. Op.,

£10; 740, 3a. 28p., £10.Manjimup*272, 9a. 2r. 8p., £60.

BUNBURY.13th August, 1930, at 3.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeCookernupTown 68, 70, la. each, £15 each; 69,

la., £12.DonnybrookTown 24, lr. 8p., £10.3.4anjimupMown 318, 2a. Or. Sp., £100.

GERALDTON.13th August, 1930, at 3.15 p.m., at the District ands

OfficeCannaTown 30, lr., £15.GeraldtouTown 1146, 4a., £40.MorawaTown 117, lr., £15; 151, 2a. 2r. 28p., £80.Narngulu--*51, 4a. 3r. 1p., £12.PindarTown 1, lr., £15; 2, lr., £12.

ALBANY.14th August, 1930, at 2.30 p.m., at the District Lands

OfficeAlbany*314, 4a. 2r. 26p., £13.Young's Siding ` §34, 3a. 3r. 17p., £10.

NORTHAM.14th August, 1930, at 11.30 a.m., at the District Lands

OfficeCunderdinTown 257, lr., £12.DalwallinnTown 193, lr., £12.DowerinTown 70, lr., £12.Goomalling*60, 3a. 3r. 29p., £25.KalannieTown 21, 22, 23, lr. each, Z15 each.KoordaTown 113, 39.lp., £20; 114, Ir. £15.Kulja--Town 53, lr., £30.WyalkatchemTown 196, 39.1p., £20.

MERREDIN.20th August, 1930, at 4 p.m., at the Court House

Nungarin*148, 5a., £25; 149, 4a. 2r. 27p., £25..,154, 5a., £22 10s.; 155, 4a.. 3r. 39.1p., £25.

*Suburban for cultivation.tSubject to payment for improvements if purchased

by other than the owner of same.

:Subject to payment of £18,919 for ituprov-cuierrtsif purchased by other than the owners of same.

Subject to payment of £S t Os. for improvements.The purchaser will have the option of taking in lieu

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

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

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

C. G. MORRIS,Trader Secretary for Lands.

WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY,

Nelson District.Corres. 476/20. (Plan 4420/40, D4.)

IT is hereby notified that Location 8018 has been with-drawn from selection and will be again available on the20th August, 1930, only to applicants who hold 110 otherland and subject to the reservation of all marketableKarri to the Crown.

C. G. MORRIS,Linder Secretary for Lands.

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

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part X. of"The Land Act, 1893," and its amendments, on andafter the date specified:

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1930.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Eucla Division.Mundrabilla District (about 20 miles West of Forrest).

Corres. 1100/30. (Plan 28/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 89,343

acres; being E. Lee's cancelled application.

Eucla Division.1alladonia District (near Balladonia Telegraph Station).

Corres. 2934/29. (Plan 12 and 17/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 113,353

acres ; being J. A. Kelly 's cancelled application.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1930.PER-Tit LAND AGENCY.

North-West Division.Hardee District (near Ullawarra Station).

Corres. 5675/27. (Plan 93/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

15,770 acres; being 0. H. Parker's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3719/96; subject to an Agricultural Bankmortgage.

North-West Division.Teano District (near Bearuroo Spring).


50,000 acres; being A. G. Finchs' forfeited PastoralLease No. 5034/96.

North-West Division.Thaduna District (near. Mooligal Station).


94,840 acres; being J. B. and H. B. Inickin 's forfeitedPastoral Lease No. 3636/96.


AUGUST 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1745

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 30th July, 193U.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by" The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices:

Applications to he lodged at Northam.i-,430/27.MANMANNINGTown 19, 21, 22, 26, and

31. (1r, each), £15 each; 3 and 12 (lr. each), 1220. Re-serve 20034 "Excepted from Sale," is hereby reduced;subject to the payment to the Covertinient within 3odays of sale of the value of improvements (it ;iny), atthe Minister's valuation, which shall be final and bind-ing on the purchaser.

5340/24.WADDER1NTown 12 and 43 (lr. each),£25 each; Suburban for Cultivation 33 (5a.), 3::20. Sub-ject to the payment to the Goveruntent within 30 daysof sale of the value of improvements (if any), at theMinister's valuation, which shall be final and binding onthe purchaser.

Plans showing the arrangement. of the lots referredto are now obtainable at this ollice and the offices of thevarious Government Land Agents.


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

The areas marked "A" shall be open for selection bythe special classes of selectors hereinafter named in thefollowing order of preference:

(1) Under " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act,1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" within themeaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c) ofthe interpretation of the term in Section 3

of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

(2) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

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

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinary selee-tore.

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

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

Applications must be lodged at the Local Laud Officefor the district in which the land is situated, not laterthan the date specified, but may be lodged before suchdate if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block,

the application to be granted will be determined by theLand Board, except in cases where it is already deter-mined by the order of preference set out above under"A." Should any lands remain unselected such willcontinue available until applied for or otherwise dealtwith.

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

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Read Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District orBranch Land Offices for a certificate to the RailwayDepartment, which, on presentation at the nearestRailway Station, will entitle him to a Return Ticket,at Excursion Rates, to the place where the Board willsit, available for seven days from the date of issue.

'1'lle selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part Viii. must take the balance there-of, if any, under Conditional Purchase.

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

SCHEDULE.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1930.

.BEVEliLE Y LAND ACtENCY.Avon District (near Cunaring Hill).

Corr. No. 675/30.Open under Part V., Section 57. (Plan 342(5/40,

E4.)The, area surveyed as a " Water Reserve," within

Location 19011, containing 2 acres, at 30s. per acre,excluding survey fee.

Avon District.Corr. No. 675/30.Open under Part V. (Plan 342C/40, EL)The land contained within the closed road passing

along part of the North and the North-Eastern boun-dary of Avon Location 19012, together with the laudcontained- within the closed road passing through bora-tioa. 13011., at £1 per acre. These lands are availableonly to holders of land abutting thereon. The Crowngrants of these lands will not be issued before thoseadjoining blocks in the 'same name.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.tcaii

Nelson District (about two miles South-West ofYanmah).

Corr. No. 416/30.Open under Parts \T,, VI., and VIII. (Plan 439C/40,

D4).Location No. 9176, containing 93a. 2r. 36p., at 103.

Gil. per :wry; classification page 7 of Pile. 416/30. TheGovernment retains the right to resume ,free any landrequired for railways or other public purposes t subjectalso to the right being reserved to the Crown to re-move all marketable timber from this location, also tothe special conditions governing the selection of landwithin Saw Milling Permits; Tieing B. H. Green's can-celled application.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.B',

WELLINGTON DISTRICTTIPPER CAPEL REPURCHASED ESTATE.Available for General Selection. Plan-414D/40, B3.

Cortes. 2110/22.Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act,

1909," and Section 10 of " The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

LotNo.

Area. Price peracre.

To Returned Soldiers. ExImperlai Civilians. 1 Improvements.Soldiers.

AgrIcul-1 tural Ban k Total lialf-yearly in.Indebted- charge, stalm en t

, nese. Including over 25 years,capitalised at 6} per cent,

Purchase I Plus Bret Ralf-yearlyinstatmenthalf-year's

next"allay' interest

capitalised at 41, yea"6 per cent. only at 6

cent.per annum, per annum.'

Hall-yearlynalf-YearlY H If vmar I Ina % Y InstalmentInstalment,balance 25 i't"al over 30ment overyears, and years, Induct;

interest eluding in'terest lap interestat 6 per cent,at 6 per cent. at 0 per cent. I interest. per Annum,per annum.per annum. I per annum.

r. 1..1 E

2550 107 2 21 4

B. (1.

0 0 430 10 6

1

1

E s.d.i £ s. d. 1

443 8 10 13 6 1 1

£ a. U.

17 4 8

E s. U. £ s. d. C s. U.

16 11 2 15 2 0

£ s. d.

118 18 5 ;

£ s. U.

4 13 10

1716 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [AUGUST 1, 1930.

,c13.»

Sussex District (East of l\largaret, Witchcliffe, ForestGrove).

Corr. No. 6977/23.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 440D,

440A, 440/80.)Area. Price per acre.

Loc. No. a. r. p. s. d.3636 221 0 12 10 0;J637 24,3 0 6 10 03638 229 U 8 10 03639 139 0 36 11 03640 182 0 8 10 63641 198 1 38 9 63642 152 3 7 12 03643 166 2 16 9 63644 205 1 18 9 03645 135 3 31 9 93646 183 3 7 9 63647 200 1 29 9 03648 273 1 12 9 03649 269 2 22 9 03650 162 2 8 10 03651 319 2 16 9 03572 181 1 19 9 635773578

235245

1 122 38

99

36

3576 274 2 16 9 03600 288 3 10 9 33594 281 2 14 9 33592 322 3 36 9 03593 139 3 36 10 33596 211 1 0 9 93597 207 2 2 9 93598 412 1 1 19 63595 212 3 21 9 93599 349 3 27 9 03602 301 3 21 9 63603 213 3 16 9 63604 236 2 23 9 63605 291 2 22 9 03606 212 2 14 9 636073608

910213

0 310 16

1011

60

3609 263 3 34 9 63610 159 1 28 10 03611 211 1 37 9 63619 116 0 0 12 03613 289 0 7 9 03614 181 1 8 9 63615 202 1 3G 9 63616 207 2 13 9 63617 246 3 36 9 63618 244 2 15 9 63619 169 0 6 9 63620 229 2 12 9 03621 205 2 31 9 03622 264 2 31 9 03623 231 0 26 9 02624 168 3 25 10 63625 228 2 0 9 6:1697 177 0 12 9 6

G28 198 0 28 9 63629 251 0 5 9 63613 218 3 30 9 ti

3631 192 1 3 9 036::2 206 2 13 9 6:1(4i411 4:1 273

2400 162 30

99

66

259 3 18. 9 6:,g:51':.. 265 5 19 9 63 554 151 0 8 10 63555 319 3 0 9 93556 273 3 24 9 03557 146 1 5 11 33558 273 1 16 9 69559 157 2 32 11 035a0 137 2 19 10 6:1561 164 0 36 10 635623563

190174

2 1 11 29

910

60

3564 290 0 8 9 6

3517465

278228

1 91 11

99

66

9:-,-7() 934 3 4 9 3!1:-.-1 207 3 27 9 6:17(i7 1131 n 9 8 0:,,r, ., 178 0 5 9 6

219 1 30 9 3:1572 157 1 25 10 93574 180 0 5 10 9

Area. Price per acre.

3070 219 3 U 9 6.oc..No. a. r. p. s. d.

.;35

3.:,9202 0 26 9 6i i '9

3581270 1 21327 1 15

9 06 6

5.382 227 1 11 9 63583 260 0 23 9 6

3585183 3 19 9 3176 0 7 9 3

3586 168 1 3 10 33587 237 1 4 9 3

35893588 183 3 1 10 6

150 3 22 10 93590 298 2 12 8 33657 234 3 30 9 636583659

264 3 26 9 6297 1 7 9 0

3661 238 3 1 9 6253 0 24 9 63663

8 63665

345 0 32334 0 13 9 0

3666 276 0 2 9 03667 366 1 23 8 63668

3669

309 2 17 Subject topricing

3670197 2 21 10 0177 0 36 10 6

3652 181 1 26 9 62, 373 2 20 9 0365

3665554

359 0 36 9 03 220 3 20 10 03672 168 2 4 9 03673 8 6

3676407 1 0139 3 24

7 0367.5

3679319 1 0361 2 20

320 3 6 8 07 98 6

3677

3680 202 1 22 8 03681 166 0 38 9 63682 192 0 1. 9 0361 312 0 19 9 633 235 - 3. 9 65513552 197 1 4 9 6

Reserve 12974, Timber (Government requirements), idhereby reduced.

Those locations within Saw Milling Permits are subjest to the conditions governing selection of land withinsuch permits.

Applications for financial assistance must be madeto the Agricultural Bank, and will be considered entirelyon their merits; no advance is guaranteed.

r c B. ,,

Nelson District (near Hester).Corr. No; 1341/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan, 439B/

40; F.1.)The area, containing about 24 acres, bounded on the

North-East by a surveyed road along the South-Westboundaries of Locations 5945 and 3610, on the SouthEast by a surveyed road extending from the Southboundary of the latter location to the East. boundaryof Location 2023, and on the West by State ForestNo. 30; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

l(Nelson District (about 13 miles S.W. of Pemberton).Corr. No. 476/20.

400Open I.under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 442C/

Location 8018, containing 116a. 2r. 20p., at 13s. 6d.per acre; classification page 3 of file 2976/18; availableonly to applicants who hold no other land; being A. H.I' isdee 's forfeited Lease 38014/55.

(CB 11

Sussex District (about 5 miles South of Busselton).Core. No. 3913/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. Plan 413C/

40, D3.)Location 2337, containing 122a. 2r. 25p.; cash price

including improvements and survey fee£132 10s.;half-yearly instalment over 30 years, including interest--....5 2s. 8d.; available subject to the condition that(11 the lessee shall maintain the improvements to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands; (2) the Coy-eminent does not guarantee a continuance of drainagemain lend see ; being T. Doutliwaite 's forfeited Lease55/1670.

AucusT 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1747

Sussex District (near Metricup).Corr. No. 1198/30.Open under Parts V., V., and VIII. (Plan 413D/

40, B 3 and 4.)The area, containing about 140 acres, bounded. on the

North by Location 2599, ou the East by a surveyied roadalong parts of the West boundaries of Locations 2523and 252'7, on the South by a line in prolongation East.-ward of the South boundary of Location 3191, on the\Vest by the latter location, and on the North-West bya line extending from the North-East corner of saidLocation 3191 to the South-West corner of Location2599; excluding Reserve 20166 (Anglican Church Site)and proposed roads; subject to survey, classification,and pricing.

Wellington District (about 4 miles S.E. of Noggerup).Corr. No. 3033/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 414B/

40, F2.)Location 3789, containing 200a. Or. 8p.; subject to

pricing; Reserve 10670 (Water and Resting Place) ishereby cancelled.

(qv)Wellington District (near Donnybrook).

Corr. No. 97/92.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 414A/40, Cl.)The area, containing about 25 acres, bounded by tines

starting from the North-East corner of Location 658and extending Eastward along the South side of theRailway Reserve about 13 chains; thence South to apoint due West of the South-West corner of Reserve15731; thence West to the East boundary of Loation658 aforesaid, and thence Northward along same to thestarting point; the boundaries of Donnybrook Town-site are hereby amended to exclude this area; Reservp2013 (Townsite) is hereby reduced; subject to survey,classification, and pricing.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.fl13.77

Wellington District (about 2 miles West of Collie-Burn).Corr. No. 6177/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 411C/

40 and Locations near Collie-Burn.)Location 2957, containing 20 acres, at £1 10s, per

acre; classification page 34 of file 10531/09j selection islimited to one location to any one person in this locality,unless otherwise approved by the Minister for Lands;this location is available to a depth of 20 /feet only'below the natural studace; being J. W. Hodgson's for-feited Lease 2024/60.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.(ciltt

Victoria District (about 12 Miles E. of Weld Siding).Corr. No. 2572/18.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160/80,& D 2.)Location 4038, containing 4,999a. lr. 19p., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 7 of 2572/18; being H. J.Downs' forfeited Lease 11437/68.

BifVictoria District (about 16 miles N. of Indarrta).

Core. No. 1987/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 156/80,

Al; 161/80, A4.)Location 6S27, containing 657 acres, at 5s. per acre;

and Location 7:123, containing 2,547a. Or. 3p., at 4s. peracre; classifications pages 11 Of 4377/12 and 4 of 4987/20; being S. Haddy's forfeited Lease 13931/68.

ceR»Victoria District (about six miles North-East of Hutt).

Corr. No. 1543/29.Open under Parts V., VT.. and VIII, CNN n 1 th1/80,

iI & C I.)Location 6910, containing 2,010a. 3r. 1p:, at 4s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 7 of 2572/19; being J. 0.Browne 's forfeited Lease 68/1512.

Victoria District (about 11 miles East of Northampton).Corr. NO 3465/ tO.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160D/40,

C4.)Location 6_129, containing I 60a.; sub .j Oct to re-ciassili.

cation and prtning; being A. Councilor's forfeited Lease21068/74.

KATANNI.N0 LAND AGENCY.fra,,

Kent 1)istrict (about 45 miles North-East of Pingrup).Corr, No. 2147/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 419/80,

D3.)Location 997, containing about 1,250 acres, at 5s. per

acre, including part survey fee, reducible to 3s. per acreif poison is eradicated and land stocked within fiveyears; subject to survey and payment of part surveyfee (10) with application; being J. J. Rutherford'scancelled application.

gcB.1)

Kojonup District (about nine miles South ofKuringup).

Corr. No. 539/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 418/80,

A2.)Locations 6691 and 8267, containing 1,560a. Or. 30p.,

at 5s. Pd. per acre; classification page 13 of 6188/26;being '1', H. Meehan's forfeited Lease 68/1285.

.NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (near Tincurrin).Corr. No. 13025/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 386A/

40, B2.)The area, containing about 235 acres, bounded on the

North by Locations 10405 and 6114, on the East byLocation 10112, on the South by Tincurrin TownsiteReserve and Locations 10131, 9413, 10018, and 9044, andon the West by a road along the East boundary ofLocation 12330; subject to survey, classification, andpricing.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Ninghan District (near Clafferty Soak).Corr. No. 3942/2S.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80,

B & C 2.)Location 2985, containing 1,252a. 2r. 37p., at 10s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 10 of 5537/27; beingC. F. Toohey's forfeited Lease 55/1148.

Ninghan District (about nine miles West of Cadoux).Corr. No. 5457/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

A2.)Location 169, containing 160a. lr. 1p., at 9s. per

ticre; classification page 6 of 5457/26; subject to thepayment for improvements; being P. L. Tunzi's for-feited Lease 42177/55.

Ninglian District (near Vanoning Rock).Corr. No. 4010/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 67/80,

B and C 3.)Location 3063, containing 1,55Sa., mt 4s. Gd. per acre;

classification page Ida of file 6319/27; being P. W.Klie's cancelled application.

ica7)Avon District (near Norpa Siding).


B and C 3.)Locations 20756 and 25298, containing 1,379a. 3r.

36p.; subject to pricing; classification page 37 of file8295/13, Vol. 1.; subject to the payment of full surveyfee (£30) with application; being H. Marks' cancelledapplication.


Correa 448/29.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

SWAN DISTRIOT-HERNE HILL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate Herne Hill).

Available for General Selection.

Under Part V., Section 55 of " Land Act, 1898," as modified by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," and Sec. 10 of" The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."

Plan Herne Hill Estate.

Lotvo

Area. Price peracre.

Purchasemoney.

To Returned Soldiers.

Plus firsthalf year's

interestcapitalisedat 6 percent. perannum.

Half-yearly Instalment.

Next 41 Balance 25years only years andat 8 per interest atcent. per 6 per cent.annum. ; per annum.

a. r. p. i £ s. d. s. d., s. d.2909 12 0 22 16 0 0 194 4 01 200 0 6 6

2910 13 0 17 i 16 0 0 209 14 01 215 19 10 6

s. d. s. d.

Ex-imperial Civilians.Soldiers.

AgriculturalBank In

Improvements.

Half-yearly Instalment.

Total charge,Half-yenriyinstalment

Over 30 years,including

Over 30 years,including

debtedness. includingcapitalised

over 25 yearsat 6t per cen tInterest at 6

per cent. perannum.

interest at 6per cent, per

annum.

interest. per annum,

s. d. , s. d.0 0 715 8 7 0 5 616 3

9 7 8 711 711 7 7 7 2

Subjeot to an Agricultural Bank mortgage ; being P. A. W. Noack's forfeited Lease 20/2357.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.413.17

Gascoyne District (near Carnarvon).Corr. No. 2221/22.Open under Part V., Section 55. (Plan 563/80.)Location 71, containing 30 acres, at £1 per acre; to

be held under Section 55 only; subject to payment forimprovements and the conditions appertaining to loca-tions in this vicinity; being D. L. Wheelock's forfeitedLease 39158/55.

RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.

Oldfield District (about 8 miles North-East of Kundip).Corr. No. 6186/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 421/80,

B 1 & 2.)Location 397, containing 1,050a. 1r. 3p., at lls. per

acre; classification page 52 of 61S6/26; subject tomining conditions; being W. H. Price's forfeited Lease55/1491.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.

Williams District (about three miles South-East ofHighbury).

Corr. No. 10543/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VEIL (Plan 385C/

40, D3 and 4.)Location 11319, containing 823 acres, at 8s. 6d. per

acre; classification page 7 of file 10543/12; being M. C.Pedlar 's forfeited Lease 8728/68.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, 1930.

BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (about two miles South-West ofBillaricay Siding).


A3.)Location 23577, containing 1,387a. lr. 30p., at 4s. 3d.

per acre, including part survey fee; classification page7 of 4419/2S; subject to the payment of £15 (partsurvey fee) with application ; being E. G. Chidlow and

Kane's forfeited Lease 68/1335.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about one mile North of Manjimup).Corr. No. 3254/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 439C/40,

'VI.)Locations 61.99 and 9501, containing 200 acres, at

14s. 9d. per acre; classification page 7 of 3254/24;subject to the payment for improvements; being W. H.Naylor 's forfeited Leases 24121/74 and 41004/55.

(canNelson District (near Pemberton).

Corr. No. 1766/30.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 4420/40, El,

and Locations near Pemberton.)Location 11549, containing 4a. 3r. 38p., at £5 per

acre; subject to the conditions that the grantees shallpersonally reside on allotted blocks within six monthsof date of approval, and for the balance of the termof the license; being P. R. Burney's cancelled appli-cation.

Wellington District (near Capel).Corr. No. 669/29.Open under Parts V., VI, and VIII. (Plan 413B/40,

FL)Locations 2031 and 2030, containing 399a. 3r. 3p.,

at 8s. 6d. per acre if selected together; classificationpage 4 of 1117/19 and page 5 of 1116/19; being S. ILHunter's forfeited Lease 68/1184.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.

Wellington. District (about nine miles South-West ofCookernup).

Gorr. No. 977/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 383D/40,

A 3.)Location 1527, containing 174 acres, at lls. 6d. per

acre, including improvements; classification page 3 of977/29; subject to the right of the Government toenter upon the land for the purpose of constructinglnd maintaining drains free of compensation; beingT. D. Roger's forfeited Lease 68/1771.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.tea',Victoria District (about four miles North of Eradu).


E3.)Location 715-1, containing 3,190a. Or. Nip., at 2s.taining Nip.,

per acre, plus £47 10s., to rbe paid with application( survey fee), or 4s. 3d. including survey fee; classifi-cation page 60 of 2623/22; subject to payment forimprovements.

AUGUST 1, 1930. 1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1749

Victoria District (about seven miles North ofTenindewa).

Corr. No. 1193/29.

B1Upen under Parts V., VI., and VEIL

&

Location 6090, containing 2,598 acres, at 4s. Gd. peracre; classification page 7 of 1442/12, Vol. 2; beingJ. Hansen's forfeited Lease 68/1566.

( n 156/80,

Victoria District (Guranu Repurchased Estate).Corr. No. 3879/22. (Plans 127/SO, 04; 123/80, 111.)Under Part; V., Section 55, of The Land let,

1898," as modified by The Agricultural Lands Pur-chase Act, 1909."

Lot 4, containing 1,042a. 2r. Ip.; price per aere--£7 3s. 3d.; purchase moneyII7,400 19s.; half-yearlyinstalment over 30 including interest at 0 percent.£261 .18s. 10d.

A cropping lease is held over this lot,is available subject to the right of the share -fatanto harvest the growing crop when ready.

No Agricultural Bank assistance will be gnudevelop this land, which is only Vaithhie to s;who, in the opinion of the Minister, possess the neces-sary capital and experience to satisfactorily developthe land, for which purpose he may appoint a Boardof Inquiry.

Subject also to the usual reservations regarding min-erals, etc.; being A. lylinore's forfeited Lease 20/1970.

c/By,Victoria District (about 12 miles East of Canna).Corr. No. 4454/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 128/80,

C & D1.)Locations 8913 and 8914, containing 1,206a. Sr. 1p.,

at 9s. Gd. per acre; classification page 9 of 4764/26;to be selected as one holding; no Agricultural Bankadvance will be made on these locations; subject topastoral lessee's claim for improvements; being C.

Brown's vancelled application.

District (about 12Latham).

les North -East of

Corr. No. 231S/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 96/80,& CI.)

Location 5766, containing 2,003a. Or. 36p., at 5s. 3d.per acre; classification page 9 of 3480/28.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY,

Roe District (divot 30 miles South-East ofNewdegate).


ES.)Locations 1052 and 1054, containing 1,109a. lr. 35p.,

at Os. per acre, excluding survey fee; classification page4 of 5944/26; subject to the payment of full surveyfee (£28) with application; being .T. M. Leslie's for-feited Leases 42328/55 and 25590/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY,.(fa,/

Avon District (about 10 miles South-West ofWyalkatchem).


P4.)Location 10490, containing 997a. 1r. 1 at 4s. 9d.

per e classification page 9 of 3732/15; being J. P.Wutuienherg's forfeited Lease 68/790.

Melbourne District (about three wiles South of

. No. 3109/13.Otnen under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan :1I2/80,

2.)Location 2792, containing 100 acres; subject to prig

classification page 5 of 3109/13; being S. 'Mill-forfeited Le6.se 19375/74.

Ninghan District (near Dajoing).Corr. No. 5032/29.Open, under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80

and Dajoing Sheet 2.)Loe :itiou 3118, containing 2,442a. Or. 26p., at 7s. per

neve; classification page 16 of 6320/27; AgriculturalBank assistance has been refused on this area; beingH. W. J. Osborne's forfeited Lease 68/2148.

Avon District (near Noonadgin Siding).Corr. No. 5597/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII, (Plan 24/80,

C & D 3.)Location 25250, comprising 4,472 acres 3 roods 9

perches, at 4s. per acre, excluding survey fee; classifi-cation page 7 of 5597/27; subject to the payment offull survey fee (£.54) with application; being A. W.Noel and G. Williams' forfeited Lease 68/1242.

"B."Ninghan District (about 1.2 miles S.E. of Kulja).

Corr. No. 3723/28.Open under Parts V., VE, and VIII. (Plan 65/80,

E C. 4.)Locution 775, containing 998 acres, at 6s. 6d. per acre;

classification page 30 of 1611/10, Vol. 1; subject topaymenf for improvements; being H. R. N. Powell'srorfeited Lease 68/590.

Avon District. (near Koonadgin Siding).Corr. No. 6529/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and 24/80,

U3.)

Location 25271, containing 4,841a. 3r. 28p., at 4s. Gd.per acre (exeluding survey fee) ; classification page linof 6529/27; subject to the payment of full survey fee(£57) with application; being P. J. McKay's forfeitedLease 68/1128.

Avon District (about 11 miles South of Kwolyin).Corr. No. 931/27.

B4open under Pa rts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 4/80,

Locution 17995, containing 32a. 1r. 24p.; subject topricing; classification page 32 of 4375/15; being thearea. excluded from R. Pinkelstein's application.

"13.Avon District (about 9 I. ) North of Weira Siding).

Corr. No. 4360/28.Open under Parts V., VL, and VIII. Plan 54/80,

(.13.)Locations 24300 and 24699, containing 1,800a. lr. 6p.,

at 58, 90., ntcluiling survey fee; classificatioa page 13of 4360/28.

..Avon District (about 11 miles South of Bencubbiu).Corr. No. 1507/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 55/80,

C4.)Locations 15650 anti 20533, containing 525a. 2r, 27p.

at 7s. Gd. per acre; classification page 5 of 1507/28;being S. G. J. Wilson's forfeited Lease 68/783.

Avon District (about 91/2 miles West of Koorda)Corr. No. 1049/28.Open under Parts V. VT., and VIII. (Plans 50/80,

D2; 560/40, D3.)Location 18933, containing 1,5tiSm 2r. 19p., at 5s. 00.

per acre; classification page 9 of 1134/27; subject topayment for improvements; no assistance from the Agricultural Bank ; being C. Cowain 's forfeited Lease22786/68.


Avon District (near Nangeenan).Corr. No. 3836/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 25/80,

PT.)The area, containing about 3 acres 20 perches, being

the laud contained within the closed road passing alongthe South-Eastern boundary of Location 8978, at £1 peracre; this land is available only to holders of land abut-ting thereon; the Crown Grant of this land will not beissued before those adjoining blocks in the same name.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.B .y,

Peel District (near Group 29).Corr. No. 891/22.Open under Part V. (Plan-Peel Estate.)I.ocation 177, containing 297a. 2r. 10p., at 9s. 6d. per

acre; purchase money-£141 6s. 10d.; half-yearly in-stalment over 30 years, including interest at 7 per cent.per annum-£5 9s. 6d.

Location 178, containing 192a. 3r. 24p., at 9s. 6d. peracre; purchase money-£91 12s. 7d.; half-yearly in-stalment over 30 years, including interest at 7 per cent.per annum-£3 lls.

Location 179, containing 296a. 2r. 16p., at 9s. 6d. peracre; purchase money-2140 17s. 8d.; half-yearly in-stalment over 30 years, including interest at 7 per cent.per annum--£5 9s. ld.

These lots are available subject to the conditions:1. That the lessee shall maintain the improvements

to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands;2. That the Government does not guarantee a con-

tinuance of drainage maintenance;3. That no person shall be granted more than one

lot containing buildings, except with the specialapproval of the Minister for Lands first ob-tained.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.(CB.),

Roe District (near Burngup).Corr. No. 2691/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 387/80,

103.)Locations 1184 and 1267, containing 1,818a. 3r. 14p.,

at 3s. 6d. per acre (excluding survey fee) ; classifica-tion page 25 of 2691/28; subject to the payment of fullsurvey fee (£36) with application; being I. Faber'sforfeited Lease 68/1532.

/91/,Williams District (about 8 miles South of Kukerin).Corr. No. 2158/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 408/80,

102.)Location 9713, containing 501 acres, at 7s. per acre;

classification page 88 of 11768/09, Vol. 1; Location 9158,containing 160 acres, subject to pricing; classificationpage 5 of 275/14; and Location 9160, containing 500acres; subject to classification and pricing; these loca-tions are subject to an Agricultural Bank mortgage;being J. Blake's forfeited Leases 8513/68, 20011/74,and 23539/55.

(cm',Williams District (about 15 miles South of Toolibin).

Corr. No. 4889/20.Open under Parts' V., V I., and VIII. (Plan 386D/

40, A4.)Location 12320, containing 160a. Or. 19p.; subject to

classification and pricing; being A. MeAully's forfeitedLease 22396/74.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1930.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

ccanHay District (near Group 116).

Corr. No. 2452/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 452D/

40, A4.)Location 1680, containing 240a. lr. 31p.; subject to

pricing; applications for financial assistance must bemade to the Agricultural Bank and will be consideredentirely on their merits; no advance is guaranteed.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.(ray)

Sussex District (about 6 miles South of Busselton).Corr. No. 2405/29.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 413C/40,

D3.)Location 2120, containing 80a. lr. 2p.; cash price,

including improvements and survey fee-2208 10s.; half-yearly instalment over 30 years, including interest £8ls. 6d.; subject to the conditions that the lessee shallmaintain the improvements to the satisfaction of theMinister for Lands and that the Government does notguarantee a continuance of drainage maintenance; beingW. C. Marshall's forfeited Lease 55/1642.

93Nelson District (about 13 miles South-West of

Pemberton).Corr. No. 476/20.

D4 .)Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 442C/40,

Location 8018, containing 116a. 2r. 20p., at 13s. 60.Per acre; classification page 3 of file 2976/18; availableonly to applicants who hold no other land, and subjectto the reservation of all marketable karri to the Crown.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.ceB ca

Victoria District (about 7 miles East of Boddera).Corr. No. 1349/28.

B3.)Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 160D/40,

Locations 8825 and 8832, containing 866a. lr. 34p.and 160a. respectively, at 4s. 90. per acre; classificationpage 8 of 1349/28; to be selected as one holding.1

B. ))-Victoria District (about 3 miles South of Wilroy).Corr. No. 6125/24.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 156/80,

F3.)Locations 5740 and 8138, containing 1,287a. 2r. 8p.,

at 7s. 9d. per acre; classification page 68 of file 10300/11; subject to payment for improvements, as may bedetermined by the Minister.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.

Avon District (near Manmanning)Corr. No. 6268/20, Vol. 2.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

B2.)Location 19403, containing 804 acres, less area re-

quired for railway; subject to pricing;page 112 of File 6268/20, Vol. 2.

classification

Ninghan District (near Dalkooting Wells).Corr. No. 1280/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 54/80,

A2.)The area, containing about 540 acres situated between

Locations 1823 and 1822; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing and to the payment of quarter surveyfee in advance, if called upon; the previous notice re-garding this area, appearing in the Government Gazetteof 10th June, 1927, page 1478, is hereby superseded.

R y)Ninghan District (near Yellari).


02.)Location 3146, containing 1,648a. 3r. 4p., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 1 of 6064/28.

Ninghan District (about 20 miles North of Gabbin).Corr. No. 861/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/8o,

A3.)Location 1333, containing 1,638 acres, at is. 60. per

acre; classification page 52 of File 9152/12; being C. 11.Storer's forfeited Lease 21670/68.

Acrausp 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1751

PERTH LAND AGENCY.ceB.,)

Avon District (about 13 miles N.E. of Muchea).Corr. No. 581/30.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 28/80,

E and F 2.)Location 10690, containing about 1,541a. 2r. 35p.;

subject to pricing and payment for improvements; chls-sification page 5 of File 2774/27; being D. M. Lloyd'scancelled application.

(cat,Victorian District (about 21/2 miles West of (1unyidi).


C 3 and 4.)Location 8901, containing 2,636a. 2r. 6p., at 3s. per

acre, excluding survey fee; classification page 9 of778/28; subject to the payment of full survey fee (£44)with application; being A. F. Elder's forfeited Lease68/654.

RA VENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.rtim)Oldfield District (about 41/2 miles South-East of

Kundip).Corr. No. 4876/26.Open under Parts V. and Vi. (Plan 421/80, Al.)Location 88, containing 1,000 acres, at 7s. 3d. per

acre; classification page 15 of 1201/14; subject to pay-ment for improvements and to mining conditions; beingG. J. Tracy's forfeited Lease 21552/68.

SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.((Bit'Yilgarn District (about 6 miles South of Campion).Corr. No. 3798/23.Open under Parts V. and Vi. (Plan 35/80, C and D 1

nod 2.)Location 247, containing 922a. 1.r. 24p., at us, per

acre; classification page 27 of 2751/23; subject tomining conditions, to an Agricultural Bank mortgage,also a wire netting debt of £207 13s. 5d., and to acropping lease over this land; being A. E. Leach's for-feited Lease 40335/55.

itaitJilbadji District (near Mt. Hampton).

Corr. No. 4897/28.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 6/80

;tint Mt, Hampton, Sheet 1.)Location 550, containing 1,407a. 2r. 34p., at 10s. per

acre; classification in 1788/22; subject to mining con-ditions mild to the payment for improvements; beingBarnes and E. J. Osborne's forfeited Lease 68/567.

.Jilbadji District (about 14 miles South of Noortgartr).Corr. No, 4892/29.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan 23/80, B2.)Location 487, containing 1,011a. 3r. 4p., at lls.

Per acre (including survey fee); classification page 1of 668/28; subject to ruining conditions and to thepayment, with application, of the sum of £17, being thevalue of the chopping-down that has been effected;Agri cu !tura I Batik assistance has been refused on thislocation ; being E. Daw 's forfeited Lease 55/1768.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1930.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.

"B.Kent District (about 13 miles S.W. of Ravensthorpe).

Corr. No, 1641/30.Open under Parts V. and Vi. (Plan 420/80, 1/3.)Location 1)66, containing about 800 acres, subject to

survey, classification, and pricing and to the payment ofpart survey fee, as may be required; subject also toruining conditions; being F. C. White's cancelled ap-plication.


FORFEITURES.TILE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-paymentof rent to the 30th June, 1930:Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corres. No., Plan.Williams, G. J.; Kimberley; 2126/98; 50,000a.; £48

15s.; 642/25; 142/300, 141/300.

Alexander, Alexander; Buckland 41; 20/2054; 50a. Or.6p.; £32 5s.; 2632/23; 27a, b, e, d/40.

Heenan, Michael; Fitzgerald 90; 12707/56; 160a.; £1517s.; 3575/21; 402/80, Bl.

Heenan, Michael; Fitzgerald 80; 8826/56; 991a. Or.11p.; £323 15s. 3d.; 7304/10; 402/80, Bl.

Ager, G. E.; Victoria 8250; 68/1149; 480a. Or. 26p.;El 3s. ldt.; 6298/25; 122/50, E4.

James, Q. H., Trustee Estate of J. H. Hurley; Yanda-nooka 221; 19362/47; lr.; £18; 1749/21; Yauda-nooka.

Raphael, Essie; Merredin 3; 20352/47; la.; £9 10s.;4572/24; Merredin.

Williams, R. J.; Victoria 5651; 11584/68; 2,005a. Or.Lip.; .£15 ls.; 537/18; 159/SO, E & F 3 & 4.

THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a:Name District, Lease No., Area, Corres. No., Plan.

Ager, G. E.; Victoria 8202; 24574/74; 160a. non-compliance with conditions; 3088/25; 122/80, El.

Burton, George; Kent 965; 68/1159; 2,038a. lr. 37p.;non-compliance with conditions; 6177/28; 407/80,D3 & 4.

Hibbert, Charles; Roe 1644; 68/1432; 2,231a. 3r. 34p.;non-compliance with conditions; 1215/29; 405/80,Mt. Madden.

Jeffries, P.; Melbourne 3201, 3218, 3049; 22257/68;4,948a. Jr. 15p.; non-compliance with conditions;4315/26; 57/80, A2.

Jeffries, P. C. N.; Melbourne 3219; 68/2064; 1,770a.2r. 27p.; non-compliance with conditions; 4773/29;57/80, A2.

Potter, Madeline; Kent 554; 22586/68; 500a.; non-compliance with conditions; 6561/27; 435/80, D2& 3.

Dunn, A. 13.; Avon 17683; 68/1306; 1,172a.; non-compliance with conditions; 398/29; 26C/40, F4.3B/40, El.

Green, A. R.; Roe 1479; 68/499; 1,268a. 211. 2p.; non-compliance with conditions; 3178/28; 346/80, C.D.3, Sheet 1, King Rocks.

Marfieet, R. G.; Kojonup 6198; 55/1466; 340a.; non-compliance with conditions; 6048/28; 407/80, Al.

Ma-fleet, R. G.; Kojonup 8481; 74/589; 160a.; non-compliance with conditions. 6049/28; 407/80, A4.

Morris, L. W.; Avon 20774; 21117/68; 751a. 2r. 30p.;non-compliance with conditions; 4760/26; 24/80,D2.

Morris, L. IV.; Avon 26008; 25323/74; 160a.; non-compliance with conditions 5314/26; 24/80, D2.

Smith, F. B. L.; Vilgarn; 22372/68; 4,780a. 2r. 17p.;non-compliance with conditions; 5818/27; 35/8)1,F2, Cicelakin, Sheet. 2.

Stack, E. G.; Roe 1629; 68/538; 1,822a. 39p.; non-compliance with . conditions; 5079/28; 405/80, Mt.Madden.

Stack, E. G,; Roe. 1808; 74/367; 160a.; non-compli-ance with conditions; 5080/28; Mt. Madden,Sheet 1.

ilary, R. S.; .Ninghan 1785; 68/1854; 460a. 3r. 4p.;:H-idol-led; 2528/29; 56/80, F2.

mutes; Ninghan 2964; 68/2416; 2,923a. lo,8p.; abandoned; 1190/30; 66/80, Cl.

Snyer, G. H.; Roe 1509 ; 68/406; 2,674a. Or. 23p.; non-compliance with_ conditions; 3901/28; 346/804375/80, Like Carmody.

Sayer, G. Ii.; Roe 1755; 74/287 ; 160a.; non-compliancewith conditions; 4323/28; 346/80, 375/80, LakeCa rmodv.

Budiselie, Stephen; Fitzgerald 251; 22896/74; 160a.;non-compliance with conditions; 27.53/22; 392/80,Sheet 13.

Drake-ford, Dyer; Murray 1255; 68/1985; 482a. lr.14p.; abandoned; 3922/29.

Evans, R-. P.; Victoria 8432; 68/1588; 2,200a. lr. 30p.;non-compliance with conditions; 1161/29; 128/80,Cl.

Gilmour, W. A.; Eastern; 3629/97; 33,000n.; aban-doned; 5200/28; 41/300.

Onley, W. F.; Fitzgerald 1273; 55/1469; 840a. 3r.22p.; non-compliance with conditions; 6380/28;292/80, A3.

Gilley, IV. F.; Fitzgerald 1435; 74/600; 160a.; non-compliance with conditions; 239/29; 392/8.0,

Reading, .T. Vilgarn 1301; 74/622; 160a.; abnn-dolled ; 967/29: 36/80, D.E. 1.

Daws, Edward; Jilbadji 487; 55/1768; 1,011a. -3r.4P.: abandoned; 4892/29; 23/80, 132.

johnson, W. TT.; Fitzgerald 1164; 55/1206; 1,031a, 2-r.32p.; abandoned ; 3968/28; 371 & 390/80, Esper-mice, Sheet 19,

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands,


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS the SWAN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board held at MidlandJunction on or about the 3rd day of October, 1929, re-solved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

L. & S. 3010/28; ALR.113. 1233/29.No. 14: Widening of partThose portions of Lots

9A and 1 (L.T.O. Plan 879) of Swan Location 14bounded by lines commencing on the West boundary ofthe former lot 5 chains Si) links from its South-Westcorner and extending (as shown Diagram 52883) 42min. 1 chain 69 links, tideg. 13min. 3 chains 10.5links, and 36deg. 34min. 2 chains 80 links; thence196deg. 4min. 7 chains 31.7 links to the starting point.(Plan_ 1BU/21i, . Smith's Mill.)

WHEREAS the 'DARLING _RANGE Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atlial:tutunda on or about the 8th day of July, 1929, re-solved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

11310/05.No. 1512: Deviation of part.A strip of land, one

chain wide, leaving the present road at the Easterncorner of Canning Location 7:14 and extending a); sur-veyed South-Westward along part of its South-Easternboundary to the Southern side of a surveyed road (asshown .Diagram 52885), thence Westward (as shown Dia-gram 52885) through said Location 734 to its tiontle-Western boundary, and North-WestIvard along part ofsaid South-Western boundary to rejoM the old road.(Plan Piesse's Brook, Sheet 1.)

WHEREAS the PHILLIPS RIV.ER Road Beard, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atRavensthope on or about the 3rd day of August, 1929,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

L. & S. 6263/11; M.R.B. 956/29.No. 4137: Deviation of part.A strip of land, one

chain wide (widening in parts), leaving the present roadat the Northern corner of Oldfield Location 419 and ex-tending (as shown Diagram 55330) Southward alongpart of the West boundary of and through the saidLocation to its South boundary; thence Eastward alongpart of the Northern boundary of and through Location287, and through Location 283 to rejoin the old road onthe latter's Northern boundary. (Plan 405/80, E4.)

WHEREAS the ESPERANCE Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Esper-ance On or about the 15th day of April, 1930, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

L. & S. 2765/26; .M.R.B. 1594/29.No. 7980: Deviation of part.A strip of land, com-

mencing one chain wide and widening to 150 links, itsNorth-Western side leaving the North-Western side ofthe present road 5 chains 83.1 links from its intersec-tion with the South boundary of Location 1038 and ex-trnaing North-Eastward (as shown Diagram 52949) toand through Location 1038 and Treslove Townsite to asurveyed road on the 'Western side of the Nor)c)man-.Lsp) ranee Railway Reserve. (Plan 402/80, ('3, Tres-love.)

WHER1)1AS the NORTHAMPTON Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atNorthampton on or about the 25th day of May, 1929,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

2023/29.No. 8305.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving a

surveyed road at the South-East corner of Victoria.Location 5676 and extending North (as surveyed andas shown Diagram 52996) along the West boundariesof Locations 4033 and 4034, and through Locations7882 and 7415 to a surveyed road at the North-Easterncorner of the last-mentioned location. (Plan 159C/40,P3.)

WHEREAS the BRIDGETOWN Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Bridge-town on or about the 12th day of April, 1929, re-solved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:

L. & S. 1128/29; M.R.B. 491/29.No. 8306: Jayes' Road.A strip of land, one chain.

wide (widening in part, as shown Diagram 53304),

leaving a surveyed road at the South-Eastern corner of.Hester Lot 15 (Reserve 6996) and extending North-ward along the Eastern boundaries of Lots 15, 26, 14,1:3, 12, 11 and 10 to Dalgarrup Street at the North-East-I-rn corner of the last-mentioned lot. (Ilan :Hester.)

WHEREAS' the MOORA Road .Board, by resolutionMassed at a meeting of the Board held at Moora on orabout the 29th day of August, 1929, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:

9618/09.No. 8307.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

an angle in Road No. 3682 on the South boundary ofLot M604 of Melbourne Location 913 and extendingEast (as shown Diagram 52904) along parts of theSouth boundaries of Lots M604 and 31603 to rejoinRoad No. 3082 on the South boundary of the latter lot.(Plan 63/80, 1'3 & 4.)

WHEREAS the CARNAMAH Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the :Board held at Car-namali on or about the 14th day of janum v, 1930,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

L. & S. 3732/29.No. 83,08.A strip of land, two chains wide, leaving

a surveyed road on the North boundary of VictoriaLocation 6928 16 chains 47.2 links from its North.Western corner and extending South-Westward. (asshown 0.1'. 4832) through Locations 0928 and 3775 tothe West boundary of the latter location; thence North -Westward, varying in width (as shown on said O.P. )to the South-Eastern corner of Location 7116. (Plan1)5/80, A & B3.)

WHEREAS the CARNAMAH Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Car-mamili on or about the 14th day of January, 1930,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatis to say:

L. & S. 3732/29.No. 8309.A strip of bind, one ehain nvide (widening

in part), leaving Road No. 3308 at its intersectionwith the North boundary of Victoria Location 3775 andextending East (as shown O.P. 4332) along part 01the said North boundary, and continuing as surveyedalong a North boundary of Location 3754 to a South-East corner of Location 6926; thence North along aWest boundary of Location 3754 and East along Southboundaries of Locations 5565 and 3408 to the Smith-West corner of Location 3727 ; thence North along theWest boundary of said Location 3727 and East alongits North boundary and the North boundary of Loca-tion 3409 to Road No. 2475 at the North-Eastern cornmrof the last-nientioned location. ( Plan 95/80, B3.)

WHEREAS the KIINUNOP PIN-T RA VN lNG )RotelBoard, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Boardheld at Trayning on Or about the 10th day of February,1930, resolved to open the noad hereinafter described,that is to say:

L. & S. 2060/29; M.R.B. 800/29.No. 8311).--A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-East corner of Avon Loco,-.tion 23004 and extending South as surveyed along theEast boundaries of Locations 23004 and 13330, andWest along part of the South boundary of the latterlocation to the North-Wrest corner of Location 23356:thence Southward along the Westernmost boundary ofsaid Location 23356, the West and part of the Southboundary of Location 8857, and through Locations11646 and 11647 to Road No. 6430 in the last-men-tioned location.

Also to include:1. That portion of Location 13330 hounded floy

lines commencing at its South-East corner and extend-ing (as shown Diagram 54724) West along part of itsSouth boundary for a distance of 3 chains 15 links;thence 69deg. 45min. 2 chains 45.3 links and 20deg.1.4min. 2 chains 45.3 links to its East boundary, andSouth along part of said East boundary for a distanceof 3 chains 15 links to the starting point.

2. That portion of Avon Location 23356 boundedby lines commencing at its North-West corner andextending (as shown Diagram 54724) East along partof its North boundary for a distance of 3 chains 90links; thence 247deg. 35min. 3 chains 7.2 links and201deg. 14min. 2 chains 99.8 links to its Westernmostboundary, and North along part of said Westernmostboundary for a distance of 3 chains 90 links to thestarting point.


:1. A triangular portion of Avon Location 8857hounded by lines commencing at its South-West cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 54723) North alongpart of its West boundary for a distance of 1 chain23 links; thence 102deg. 15min. 1 chain 31.3 links toiIs South boundary, and West along part of the saidSouth boundary for a distance of hi links to the start-ing point.

4. A triangular portion of Avon .Location 11646bounded by lines commencing on a _South side of thepresent road 180deg. 11 chains 1 link and 90deg.70 links from the South-East corner of Location 8838,and extending (as shown Diagram 54723) 90deg.1 chain 85 links and 168deg. 24min. 4 chains 10 links;thence 32Gdeg. 21min. 4 chains 82.6 links to the startingpoint.

5. Portions of Avon Location 11647 together withpart of a surveyed road bounded by lines commencingon a Western side of the present road 'Wog. 25min.11 chains 33.5 links from its intersection with theSouth boundary of Location 11640 and extending (asshown Diagram 54722) 168deg. 25min. S chains 11.3links, and 251deg. 50min. 5 chains 74.7 links;21deg. 28min. 10 chains 46.6 links to the starting. point.(Plans 55/80, D4; 34/80, D1.)

WHEREAS the NUN ENOPPIN-TRAYNING RoadBoard, by resolution 1,o-sod at a meeting of the Boardheld at Trayning on or about the 10th day of February,1930, resolved to open the road hereinafter described,hat is to say:--

& S. 2066/29; M.R.B. 800/29.No. 8311.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-East corner of Avon Lo-cation 14382 and extending South as surveyed alongthe East boundariesof Locations 14382, 14380, and14370 to a surveyed road at the South-East corner ofthe last-mentioned location.

Also to include that portion of Location 14370bounded by lines commencing at its South-East cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 34725) West alongpart of its South boundary for a distance. of 3 chains95 links; thence 07deg. Blmin. 3 chains 1.9 links and28deg. 7min. 2 chains 47.0 links to its East boundaryand South ;;long part of said East boundary for a dis-tance of 3 chains 35 links to the starting point. (Plan55/80, D4.)

WHEREAS the illANJIILUP Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Manji-ump On or about the 28th day of June, 1929, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:-

2464/29.No. 8322.--A strip of land, one chain wid (widening

in part), leaving flood No. 3438 on the linsiern boun-dary of Nelson Location 4335 4 chain- 19 links fromits ,'e corner :Ind extending os hown Dia-gram 53320) Westward through the said 1, anion andLocation 294.8, and along part of tie' :8:0url boundaryof the latter location; th m Sou111-%)..e-Iv.:-1 throughLocations 1150, 8160 :2(25, and 8162 :Ind Westward;thing the Northern la:.ii ;ry Locotiou 8139 to theEastern corner of Location (11. -serve 15619).(Plans 443/80, A2 & 3; 442e sin,

WHEREAS tie MINGENEW Road Board, by resolu-tion passed at a meeting of the Board held at Mingeneiyon or about the 14th day of August, 1929, resolved toopen the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

L. & S. 0187/28; M.R.B. 932/29.No. 8423: Extension of.--A strip of land, one chain

wide (widening in Location 2488 as shown Diagram;52958), leaving the present road at the North-East cor-ner of Victoria Location 7380 and extending Northwardas surveyed along the Eastern boundaries of Locations2486 and 2488, the North-Eastern boundary ofLocation 2485, the :Northern boundary of Location 2484,and the North-Eastern boundary of Yandanooka EstateLot 106 to a North-Eastern corner of the said lot.(Plan 123/80, E 2 3.)

WHEREAS the CUBALLING Road Board, by reso-lution passed at a meeting of the Board held at Cabal-hug on or about the 18th day of June, 1928; resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say:

2814/28.No. 8343.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-East corner of WilliamsLocation 3207 and extending South as surveyed along

the East boundaries of Locations 3207 and 3297 to theSouth-East corner or the totter location; thence Westalong a North and i-',oath along the Westernmost boun-dary of Location 9.:12 to Road No. 5720 at its South-West corner. (Plan 37.8c.i 1n, D 3 and 4.1

WHEREAS the KATANNING Road Board, by resolu-tion passed at a meeting of the Board held all Kai:111-niug on or about the 5th day of October, 1928, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is tosoy:-

0735/25.No. 544.--A strip of lam one chain wide (widening

iu pArt), commencing at the North-East corner ofEojonup Location 2873 and extendini; South (as shownDiagram 35250) along its East boundary to a surveyedroad at its South-East corner. (Plan 417A/40, Al.)---

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuantto Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," bynotices published in the Government Gazette, declaredthat the said lands had been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purpose of the said Roads, and that plans of thesaid lands might he inspected at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth.

And whereas the said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners and occu-piers of the said lands resident within the State, or suchof them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained,either personally or by registered letter posted to theirlast-named places of abode.

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of communication described above are Roadswithin the meaning of "The Road Districts Act, 1919,"subject to the provisions of the said Act.

Doted this 1st day of August, 1930,

C. G. MOUnder Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 1st August, 1930.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart, taken, or resumed under Section17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," for the purposeof new Roads, that is to say:-

Northam.L. & S. 10129/00; .11.R.B. 62/29.No. 1391: Wideniugs:-1. That portion of Lot 5 (L.T.O. Plan 3335) of

Avon Location P1 bounded hy lines commencing onits Western boundory t Ittlin. 19 chains 213.2

links and 10deg. 53min. 10 chains 4.9 links from itsSouth-Western corner and extruding (as shown Diagram34573) Northward along part of said Western boun-dary for a distance of 2 chains 05.2 links; thence 43deg.Omin. 1 chain 87..1 links, Ii3leg. 2ntinn. 2 chains 18.7links, 234deg. 33min. 2 chains 43.3 links, and 212thig.14-min 2 chains GO links; thence 194ileg. 51min. 1 chainiU links to the starting point.

2. That portion of said Lot 5 bounded by linescommencing at its South-Western corner tind extend-ing (as shown Diagram 34373) Northward itIong partof its Western boundary for a distance of 2 chainslinks; thence 191deg. 48min. 1 chain 31.8 links, and137deg. 25min. chain 31.8 links to its Southern boun-dary and Westward along part of said Southern boun-dary' for a distance of 2 chains 15 links to the startingpoint.

3. That portion of Lot 7 bounded_ by lines ommenc-ing at its South-Eastern corner and extending (asshown Diagram 54573) Westward along part of itsSouthern boundary for a distance of 2 chains 70 links;thence 94deg. 19mire. 2 chains 37.9 links and 56deg.!Onto. 2 chains 27.8 links to its Eastern boundary,and Southward along part of said Eastern boundaryfor a distance of 2 chains 55 links to the starting point.

lr. 29.7p. being resumed from Avon Location P1.(Plan 27C/40, D4.)

South Perth.1690/21iNo. 6660: (( :ordner Street)-Widening of part-A

triangular portion ie Lot 24 of Swan Location 40bounded by lines -ommencing at its North-Eastern cm-ner and extending (as shown L.T.O. Diagram 8718)

71754 GOV Nit NM ENT GA 'A Er1111, W.A. IlAuGusT 1, 1930.

South along part of its Eastern boundary for a distanceof 25 links; thence North-Westward through the saidlot to its North boundary 25 links from its North-Eastern corner and East along part of said Northboundary to the starting point.

0,5p. being resumed from Swan Location 40.No. 6661: (Eric Street)-Widening of part.-A tri-

angular portion of Lot 9 of Swan Location 40 boundedby lines c onimenei ag at its South-Eastern corner andextending (as shown L.T.O. Diagram 8718) West alongpart of its South boundary for a distance of 25 links;thence North-Eastward through the said lot to itsEastern boundary 25 links train its South-Easterncorner and Southward along part of said Eastern boun-dary to the starting point.

0.5p. being resumed from Swan Location 40. (Plan1D/20, S.E.)

South Perth.1690/21.No. 6663: (Mary Street) Widening. -That portion

of Lot 156 of Swan Location 42 bounded by lines com-mencing at a South-West corner of the said lot andextending (as shown Diagram 52251) North alongpart of its West boundary for a distance of 20 links;thence by a. circular convex arc having a length of38.3 links to its South-Western boundary and North--Westward along part of said South-Western boundaryfor a distance of 20 links to--the starting point.

0.1p. being resumed from. Swan Location 42. (Plan1D/20, S.D.)

Kondinin.L. and S. 2579/22. M.R.R.No. 6841: Widenings:-(1) A triangular portion of Avon Location 21961

bounded by lines commencing at its North-East cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 55243) South alongpant of its East boundary for a distance of 2 chains 42.4links; thence 315deg. loin. 3 chains 42.8 links to itsNorth boundary and Feast along part of said Northboundary for a distance of 2 chains 42.4 links to thestarting point.

(2) A triangular portion of Location 21999 houndedby lines commencing at a South-West corner of the saidlocation and extending (as shown Diagram 55243) Northalong part of a West boundary of same for a distanceof 2 chains 42.4 links; thence 135deg. lupin. 3 chains42.7 links to its Southernmost boundary and Westwardalong part of said Southernmost boundary for a distanceof 2 chains 42.4 links to the starting point.

(3) A triangular portiou of Location 21919 boundedby lines commencing at a North-East corner of sameand extending (as shown Diagram 55244) South alongpart of an East boundary of the said location for a dis-tance of 2 chains 42.4 links; thence 315deg. loin. 3chains 42.7 links to its Northernmost boundary and Eastalong pa rt of said Northernmost boundary for a dis-tance of 2 chains 42. 41in ks to the starting point.

(4) A triangular portion of Location 21246 (F. Br-serve 5/25) bounded by lines commencing at its South,We.,t corner and extending (a4 shown Diagram 55241)North along part of its West boundary for a distanceof 2 chains 42.4 links; thence 135deg. 3 chains 42.7 linksto its South boundary and West along part of said Southboundary for a distance of 2 chains 42.4 links to thestarting point.

(5) A trianguar portion of Location 19718 (F. Re-serve 5/25) bounded by lines commencing on its Southboundary 27 chains 44.4 links front its South-East cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 55244) 78deg. 31min.7 chains 73.5 links and 104deg. 1.7min. 6 chains 23.9links; thence -West along part of the South bounda Tyof the said location for a distance of 13 chains 63.2 linksto the starting point.

(6) A triangular portion of said Location 1971.8bounded by lines commencing at its South-lEast cornerand extending (as shown Diagram 55244) West alome .part of its South boundary for a distance of 1 chain;thence 45deg. 1 chain 41.4 links to its East boundaryand South. along pert of said East boundary for a dis-tance of 1 chain to the starting point.

1r. 7p. being resumed from Avon Location 21961.lr. 7p. being resumed from. Avon Location 21999.lr. 7p. being resumed from Avon LOcation 21919.

(Plan 345/80, B4.)

Lake Grace.1214/24.No. 7128: Deviation of part : -A strip of laud, one

chain wide, leaving the present road in Lake BiddyTo wnsite at its intersection with a Northern side of theLake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve and extending(as shown L.T.O. Plan 5122) Eastward along saidNorthern side of Railway to rejoin the old road. (Plan388/80, A2.)

Deviation of part:-A strip of land, one chain wide,leaving the present road on the North boundary of RoeLocation 544 18 chains 53.7 links from its North-Eastcorner and extending (as shown L.T.O. Plan 5117),Westward along the Northern side of the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway ReServe to rejoin the old road atits intersection with the said Railway Reserve. (Plan387/80, F2.)

Deviation and widening :-That portion of Location136 bounded by lines commencing on its Southern boun-dary 26 chains 4 2 links from its South-East corner andextending (as shown L.T.O. Plans 5121 and 5120)234deg. 29min. 6 chains 71.8 links to the Northern sideof the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve andNorth-Westward along said side of the 'Railway Reserveto a Southern boundary of the said location and alongsaid Southern boundary for a distance of 3 chains 29.5links; thence Eastward through Location 136 to thestarting point.

4a. lr. 19p. being resumed from Roe Location 136.(Plan 388/80, A 2 and 3.)

Narembeen.3003/29.No. 8292: Deviation of part.-A strip of land, com-

mencing 60.6 links and narrowing to 32.1 links,leaving the present road at a South-East corner orLot 2 of Avon Location 21205 and extending North(as shown L.T.O. Diagram 8832) for a distance of 53.5links; thence East 25 links wide through lot 1 to asurveyed road on the East boundary of the last-men-tioned lot.

17L2p. being resumed from Avon Location 21205.(Plan 5/80, -.B4. )

Kondinin.L. & S. 2579/22; M.R.B. 1392/29.No. 8316.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

a surveyed road at the North-West corner of AvonLocation 16142 and extending East as surveyed alongthe North boundaries of Locations 16142, 10133, and19640 (Reserve 14320) to the South-West corner ofLocation 23243 (Reserve 17819); thence (as shownDiagram 55242) through Location 16129 and continu-ing along the North boundaries of Locations 25651,16131, and 10139 and a North boundary of Location23400 to a surveyed road along the Western side of theYilliminning-Merredin Railway Reserve. (Plans 344/80, P4; 345/80, A4.)

Murray.4015/29.No. 8321.---A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

Road No. 784 at the Northern corner of Lot 175(L.T.O. Plan 2087) of Cockburn Sound Location 16and extending (as shown Diagram 56018) South-West-ward along the North-Western boundary of the saidlot and part of the North-Western boundary of Lot1.74 and through Lots 12 (L.T:O. Plan 1048(2)) and172 (L.T.O. Plan 2087) to the South-Western boundaryof the last-mentioned lot.

10a. Or. 37p. being resumed from Cockburn SoundLocation 16. (Plan 380A/40, B2.)

Gingin.253/30,No. 8325.-A strip of land, one chain wide, its North-

West side leaving the South side of Road No. 17 inSwan Location 1:373 74 chains 73.3 links front thelatter's intersection with the North boundary of Loca-tion 2471 and extending (as shown Diagram: 56044)South-Westward through the said location and con-tinuing to the production East of the South boundaryof Location 3262; thence West to and along part ofthe South boundary of said Location 3262 to a point13 chains from its South-East corner; thence South-ward and -Westward to the South-East corner of Loca-tion 3208 and West along its Southern boundary fora distance of 9 chains 15.1 links.

4a. 3r. 22p. being resumed from Swan Location 137:7!,(Plan 31/80, A & B4.)

AUGUt3T 1, 1930.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1755

Northam.4179/29.No. 8326.-A strip of land, one chain wide (widen-

ing at its junction with Road No. 1071), leaving RoadNo. 1071 at the South-West corner of Reserve 4623and extending North (as shown Diagram 541131) alongpart of its West boundary and Westward through AvonLocation 3754 to a surveyed road on the Northernmostboundary of the said location.

la. Or. 26p. being resumed from Avon Location 3754.(Plan 2A/40, Bl.)

Mount Marshall.2649/29.No. 8327.-A strip of land, one chain wide, com-

mencing at the North-East corner of Ninghan Location2631 and extending South as surveyed and as shownDiagram 51778 along the East boundaries of Locations2631 and 2166 to the South-East corner of the latterlocation.

10a, being resumed from Ninghan Location 2166.(Plan 66/80, B3.)

Manjimup.1746/29.No. 8328:-A strip of land, one chain wide, its North-

Western side leaving the Eastern side of Road No. 299on the South-Western boundary of Nelson Location 1739 chains 36.4 links from the North boundary of Reserve864 and extending (as shown Diagram 53327) NorthEastward through Locations 173, 72, and 1060 and C,011-t i Uhl g to Road No. 3681 at the South-East corner ofLocation 1181.

3a. lr. 13p. being resumed from Nelson Location 173.lr. 18.7p. Meg resumed from Nelson Location 72.3a. 2r. 16p. being resumed from Nelson Location 1660.

(Plan 439(1/10, P4.)

South Perth.1690/21.No. 8330: Mends Street:-A strip of land, one chain

wide, widening at its junction with the Esplanade (asshown L.T.O. Diagram 8719) and at the Southern cornerof Lot 420, leaving Labouchere Road at the Southerncorner of Lot 420 (Reserve 4325) and extending (asshown L.T.O. Plan 2598) North-Eastward to the Es-planade at the North-Eastern corner of Lot 32 of Sub-lot 54.

0.2p. being resumed from Perth Sub-lot 54.0.2p. being resumed from Perth Sub-lot 53. Plan-

South Perth.)

South Perth.1690/21.No. 8331: Comer Street:-A strip of land, one chain

wide (widening at the South-East corner of Lot 27 ofSwan Location 40 as shown L.T.O. Diagram 8718),leaving Melville Street at the South-West corner of Lot33 and extending East (as shown L.T.O. Plan 2800) toMcDonald Street at the South-East corner of Lot 1

(L.T.O. Diagram 8541).0.5p. being resumed from Swan Location 40. (Plan

1D/20, S.E.)

Lake Grace.1246/27.No. 8332.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving

surveyed road at the South-Eastern corner of Roe Lo-cation 899 and extending South-Westward (as shownDiagram 51234) along the Southern boundary of thesaid location to its South-West corner; thence Southalong the West boundary of Location 1023 and West-ward (as shown L.T.O. Plan 5112) along the Northernside of the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve,through Location 4, to a surveyed road on the Westboundary of the last-mentioned location.

7a. lr. being resumed from Roe Location 4. (Plan387/80, B E 3.)

Lake Grace.1246/27.No. 8333.-A strip of land, one chain wide (widening

in part), leaving a surveyed road in Williams Location12507 3 chains 46.9 links from the North-West cornerof Location 12201 and extending (as shown L.T.O. Plan5109) in a South-Westerly direction along the Southernside of the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve,passing through Locations 12507, 12930, 13032, and assurveyed through Location 13165 to the East boundaryof Location 13089; thence (as shown L.T.O. Plan5108) through Location 13089 and as surveyed and(as shown L.T.O. Plan 5107) along the North boun-

daries of Locations 13088 and 10155 to a surveyed roadat the North-West corner of the last-mentioned location.

3a. Or. 25p, being resumed from Williams Location12507.

2r. 37.7p. being resumed from Williams Location12930.

10a. Sr. 24p. being resumed from Williams Location13032.

9a. 2r. 26p. being resumed from Williams Location13089.

3a. 1.r. Dip. being resumed from Williams Locatiou12484.

lr. 11.8p. being resumed from Williams Location10155.

3a, 3r. 7p. being resumed from Williams Location,10156. (Plan 387/80, C.D. 3.)

Lake Grace.1246/27.No. 8334.-A strip of land, one chain wide (widening

in part), commencing at the North-West corner of RoeLocation 692 and extending West (as shown L.T.O.Plans 5119 to 5113 inclusive) along the Southern sideof the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve, passingalong the North boundary of Roe Location 547, throughBuniehe Townsite and Locations 546, 545, 544, 543, :542,541, 336, and 5 to a surveyed road at the North-Westcorner of the last-mentioned location.

Oa. 1 r. 10p. being resumed from Roe Location 547.10a. 2r. 36p. being resumed from Roe Location 546,5a. 2r. 5p. being resumed from Roe Location 336.9a. lr. 24p. being resumed from Roe Location 5.

(Plan 387/80, E. & F. 3 & 4.)

Lake Grace.1246/27.No. 8335.--A strip of land, one chain wide, com-

mencing it the in; msection of the Northern side of theLake Gracu-J' tvdegate Railway Reserve with the Northboundary of Roe Location 544 about 45 chains fromits North West corner, and extending Westward alongsaid side of lie Railway Reserve, passing through Loca-tions 544 and 543, and (as shown L.T.O. Plans 5115and 5114) through Locations 542, 541, and 336 to alevel erossiug at the Western end of the BurngupStation Yard Reserve.

Pa. Ir. 35p. being resumed from Roe Location 541.4a. Or. 33p. being resumed from Roe Location 336.

(Plan 387/80, E3.)

Lake Grace,1246/27.No. 8336.-A strip of land, one chaiu wide, leaving

Road No. 7357 at the Western end of the Beenong,Station Yard Reserve and extending (as shown L.T.O.I 'Ian 5111) Eastward through Williams Location 9509,pa,,ing along the Northern side of the said StationYard Reserve to a level crossing at its Eastern end.

No. 8337.-A strip of land, one chain wide, leavingRoad No. 7357 at the Western end of the BeenongStation Yard Reserve and extending (as shown D.T.O.Plan 5111) Fa:tward through Williams Location 9509,passing along the Southern side of the said StationYard Reserve in a level crossing at its Eastern end.

8a. 2r. 10p. being resumed from Williams Location9509. (Plan 387/80, D3.)

Lake Grace.1246/27.No. 8414: Extension.-A strip of land, one chain

wide (widening on the North-East boundary of Loca-tion 120 and as shown Diagram 51899), leaving thepresent road at a level crossing in Roe Location 119and extending North-Westward (as shown L.T.O. Plans5125, 5124, and 5123) along the South-Western sideof the Lake Grace-Newdegate Railway Reserve, throughLocation 119, and along part of its North-Easternboundary and the North-Eastern boundaries of Loca-tions 120, 121, 708, and 124 (Reserve 18553) to theSouth boundary of Lake Biddy Townsite.

4a. Or. 13p, being resumed from Roe Location 119.4a. lr. 23p. being resumed from Roe Location 120.la. 3r. 10p. being resumed from Roe Location 708.

(Plan 3S8/80, A & B3.)

Plans and more particular descriptions of the landsso set apart, taken, or resumed may be inspected atthe Deportment of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

By order of His Excellency the Governor,C. G. LATHAM,

Minister for Lands.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

WE, Wm. and John Turriff and R. Leighton, being theowners of laud over or along which the portion of roadhereunder described passes, have applied to the DowerinRoad Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:-

Dowerin.3887/29.D. 194.-The surveyed road along the Easternmost

boundary of Avon Location 20641, parts of the South;and East boundaries of Location 18204, and a South,an East, a North, an East, a South, and the Ea Stern-most boundary of Location 20642; from a surveyedroad ,at the South-Eastern corner of the .first-mentionedlocation to Road No. 8493 at 'a North-East corner ofsaid Location 20642. (Plan 56D/40, C4.)

R. LEIGHTON.W. TURRIFF.J. =RIFE

I, John A. Maisey, on behalf of the Dowerin RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

A. MAISEChairman Dowerin Road Board.

22nd July. 1930.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

We, G. F. Fowler and M. T. Bowen, being the ownersof land over or along which the portion of road here-under described passes, have applied to the Wongan-Ballidu Road Board to close the said portion of road,viz.: -

1.0383/11.W. 463:-The surveyed road along the Easternmost

boundary of Melbourne Location 1442 and part of theNorth boundary of Location 1433; from a surveyedroad at the North-East corner of the former location toRoad No. 4307 at a North-East corner of Location 1438.(Plan 57/80, B2.)

G. F. FOWLER.T. BOWEN.

John Hugh Ackland, on behalf of the Wongan-Ballidu Road Board, hereby assent to the above applica-tion to close the road therein described.

J. H. ACKLAND,Chairman Wongan-Ballidu Road Board.

26th July, 1930.

THE AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906, INDUS-TRIES ASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND ITSAMENDMENTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedland and leases will be received by the Trustees on datesend at the Local Offices named: -

Tenders returnable at Perth-30/8/30.1988/29.

Fitzgerald Location 997, being the whole of the landcomprised in Lease 42522/55, standing in the name ofFrank Arthur Weston; area 1,092 acres 2 roods 9 per-ches, situated 7 miles East of Kumarl; described as 652acres 1st class malice land; balance 3rd class maliceand scrub; 375 acres cleared, 200 acres fallow; thisproperty is subject to a cropping lease expiring 1/3/31.

Tenders returnable at Kellerberrin-16/8/30.1182/26.

Avon Location 22021, being the whole of the landcomprised in Certificate of Title Vol. 924, Fol. 76,standing in the name of Thomas Leonard Ivens andFrancis Homewood Latten; area 1,140 acres 3 roods 26perches, situated 2 miles West from Merredin; describedas 600 acres 1st class; 250 acres 2nd class; balance 3rdclass; good heavy red loam to light sandy soil, timberedwith salmon, gimlet, whitegum, mallee, tea-tree andscrub; 900 acres cleared; Goldfields Water Supply;120 chains 6-wire, 175 chains 4-wire, 120 chains 3-wire

and netting; 4-roomed stone house; stock and plantthat may be in our possession and belonging to the placeat time of purchase.

1173/26.Yilgarn Location 401, being the whole of the land

comprised in Lease 39791/55, standing in the name ofWilliam John Stacey; area 1,041 acres 35 perches, ad-joining Garrett's Siding; described as 950 acres 1stclass; balance lakey; 430 acres cleared, 50 acres partcleared; 250 chains 3-wire fencing; 2-roomed c.i.dwelling, front and back verandah.

726/27.Avon Locations 19174, 24315, 24676, being the whole

of the laud comprised in Leases 18291/68, 18654/68,24163/74, standing in the name of Frederick GeorgeBurgess; area 1,002 acres 1 rood 21 perches, situated 17miles South of Wyalkatehem; described as 300 acres1st class A salmon guns, gimlet; 200 acres 1st class Bgood mallee and scattered salmon gum country; 100acres 2nd class; balance 3rd class sand-plain; 400 acrescleared and about 300 acres part cleared; 3 soaks; 432chains fence posts erected; shed; stable; plant thatmay be in our possession and belonging to the place attime of purchase.

622/29.Yilgarn Locations 511, 755, being the whole of the

bond comprised in Leases 41603/55, 24795/74, standingin the name of William John Slater; area 1,302 acres3 roods 10 perches, situated 14 miles North-East fromSouthern Cross; described as 850 acres 1st class redloans; balance lakey; 756 acres cleared.

Tenders returnable at Kununoppin-16/8/30.1134/27.

Avon Locations 14328, being the whole of the landcomprised in 38996/55, standing in the name of Fred-erick John Jervis; area 942 acres, adjoining WeiraSiding; described as 686 acres 1st class red clay andloamy soil, salmon, gimlet, mallee; 66 acres 2nd classgood sandy loam, malice, tea-tree, and jam; balance 3rdclass mixed scrub country; 484 acres cleared; dam1,000 c.y.; 195 chains 3-wire boundary fence, 126 chains2-wire internal fence, 115 chains 3-wire and rabbit-proofnetting, and 82 chains 3-wire fencing (half neigh-bour 's) ; camp ; shed.

1398/26.Avon Locations 15124, 15125, 18945, 24801, being the

whole of the land comprised in Leases 29620/55, 35961/55, 33985/55, 41596/55, standing in the name of DavidMende Cosmetic; area 1,825 acres, situated 5 milesNorth of Kununoppin, described as 1,037 acres 1st classred soil, gimlet and boree; 675 acres 2nd class goodrolling plain, lake, salmon; balance 3rd class lake andmargin land; 881 acres cleared, 36 acres part cleared;176 chains 1-wire, 126 ehains 2-wire and rabbit -proofnetting fence; j.w.b. house, 3 rooms and vestibule.

Tenders returnable at Narrogin-16/8/30.20/1583.

Williams Locations 6911, 3193, 3194, 3195, 3196,3197, 7619, 1727, 1049, 3865, 1048, 2988, 6399, beingthe whole of the land comprised in Leases 4527/56,6895/55W, 6896/55W, 6897/55W, 6898/55W, 6899/55W,5541/56W, 3054/55W, 2743/560, 16008/55, Certificateof Title Vol. 762, Fol. 16, standing in the name ofCuthbert Wilfred Norcott and Herbert Alfred Norcott;area 1,614 acres, situated 3 miles North-East from High-bury; described as 245 acres 1st class good soil, jamand whitegum country; 1,283 acres 2nd class fair grav-elly soil, whitegum; balance 3rd class sand-plain; 1,034acres cleared, 95 acres part cleared; 115 acres rung;20 acres fallow; 7 dams, 'equalling 4,200 c.y.; 2 wells;749 chains 3-wire and netting, 295 chains 6-wire, 85chains 7-wire fencing, 90 chains posts ; 6-roomed bathouse; 2-roomed bat house; brick dairy; chaff-house;stable; machinery shed; shed; yards; dip; stock andplant that may be in our possession and belonging tothe place at time of purchase.

Tenders returnable at Katanning- 16/8/30.20/1700.

Jingallup Estate Lot 8 and Kojonup Locations 4441,4442, being the whole of the land comprised in Leases20/1130, 13666/68, 6760/68, standing in the name ofHenry Cartwright; area 1,790 acres, situated 6 milesSouth of Farrer; described as 680 acres lit class darksandy to brown loam; 880 acres 2nd class sandy to

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rubbly loam; balance 3rd class gravelly to ironstone;140 acres cleared and cultivated, 200 acres cleared, 160acres part cleared, 1,0011 acres rung; poison eradicated;2 dams, equalling 1,200 c.y.; good soaks; 240 chains7-wire, 350 chains 6-wire fencing, 272 chains 7-wire, 77chains 6-wire (half neighbour's) fencing; 4-roomedbat house; shod and stable; stock and plant that maybe in our possession and belonging to the place at timeof purchase.

Tenders returnable at Bunbury-16/8/30.2096/20.

Portion of Nelson Location 1053, the subject of Dia-gram 3069 and thereon numbered Lot 1, being the wholeof the land comprised in Certificate of Title Vol. 1017,Fol. 65, standing in the name of Frederick AlexanderHiggins; area 16 acres 1 rood 20 perches, situated 2miles North of Bridgetown; described as all 1st classland, fair light red and grey loam with about i acresummer land; 16 acres cleared; 2Oft. timbered well70 chains 2 plain, 1 barb and netting boundary fencing;25 chains 2 plain, 1 barb and netting; 8 chains 6 barbwire fencing; 3-roomed j.w.b. house; shed; quantityfruit-trees.

The improvements are quoted from Office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do notguarantee. them. Tenderers should satisfy themselvesas to improvements and their condition.

Tenderers are required to state what amount of de-posit they are prepared to pay, the terms required forOle balance of purchase, also if able to curry on with-out further assistance.

All tenders to be forwarded to the District Inspector,Agricultural Bank, at place named, the envelope tohe marked "Tender for 's property."

No tender necessarily accepted.E. A. McLARTY,

General Manager Agricultural Bank,Soldiers' Settlement Scheme, and

Industries Assistance Board.1st August, 1930.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893(Section 75).

Application No. 1351/1930.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the thirteenth day of August next to issuein the name of Thomas William Elliott of Beverley Landand Estate Agent a special Certificate of Title to theland described below the duplicate Certificate of Titlehaving as is alleged been destroyed.

Dated this 18th day of July, 1930.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Assistant Registrar of Titles.

The Land referred to:All those pieces of laud situate in the Town of Cubal-

ling containing in the aggregate two acres three roodsand thirty perches being Cuballing Lots 78 81 82 83and 84 being the whole of the land more particularlydescribed in Certificate of Title Volume 451 Folio 125.

Parker & Roe, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893(Sections 121 and 122).

Application 1327/1930,TAKE notice that Ann Elizabeth Forsyth formerly ofFairway Nedlands but now of Busselton Married Womanthe proprietor of Mortgage registered in the Office ofTitles on the 26th day of February 1923 and numbered1328/1923 has made application to the Commissionerof Titles for an order foreclosing the right of the Mort-gagor to redeem the land hereinafter described and thatby direction of the said Commissioner of Titles I herebyoffer for private sale the following parcel of landviz,

portion of Canning Location 360 and being Lot 14on Plan 2519 being the whole of the land com-prised in Certificate of Title Volume 336 Folio133

And further take notice that on or after the 22nd dayof August 1930 the Registrar will issue an order forforeclosure to the uppiknot in respect of said Mortgageunless in the interval a sufficient sum be obtained bysale of said land to satisfy the principal and interestmoneys secured by said Mortgage together with all ex-penses occasioned by the sale or by any other proceed-ings rightly taken by the Mortgagee with a view to saleor foreclosure.

The amount due in respect of principal interest andall expenses incurred was on the 10th day of July 1930£966 9s. 5d.

Dated at the Office of Titles this 17th day of July,1930.

ARTHUR 0. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Nairn & McDonald, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER, OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Sections 121 alto( 122.)

Application 1416/1930.TAKE notice that Herbert Matthew Edwards of MooreRiver via Oingin Farmer the proprietor of Mortgageregistered in the Office of Titles on the 4th day ofAugust 1923 and numbered 5808/1923 has made appli-cation to the Commissioner of Titles for an order fore-closing the right of the Mortgagor to redeem the landshereinafter described and that by direction of the saidCommissioner or Titles I hereby offer for private salethe following parcels of land viz.

portion of Swan Location 3123 being the whole ofthe land comprised in Corti-fie-ate of TitleVolume 931 Folio 178

Swan Location 2587 being the whole of the landcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 101(1Folio 843

Swan Location 1754 being the whole of the landcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1019Folio 298

And further take notice that on or after the 5th dayof September 1930 Hie Registrar will issue an order forforeclosure to the applicant unless in the interval asufficient sum has been obtained by the sale of the landto satisfy the principal and interest moneys secured bysaid Mortgage together with all expenses occasioned bythe sale or by any other proceedings rightly taken bythe Mortgagee with a view to sale or foreclosure.

The amount due in respect of principal and interestand all expenses incurred was on the 1st clay of Julyinstant £906 15s.

Dated at the Office of Titles this 28th day of July,1930.

ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.

Parker & Roe, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

TRANSFER or LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application No. 1426/1930.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is in-tended on the twenty-third day of August next to issuein the names of Kie Clan and Ah Loung both of 124James Street Perth Merchants as tenants in commonit special Certificate of Title to the land described belowthe duplicate Certificate of Title having as is allegedbeen lost.

Dated this 30th day of July, 1930.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,

Assistant Registrar of Title..

The Land referred to.All those pieces of land containing in the aggregate

three roods three and eight-tenths perches being por-tions of Perthshire Location 115 and being Lots 910 and 11 and part of each of Lots 7 and 8 on Plan2736 being the whole of the land comprised in Certifi-cate of Title Volume 852 Folio 43.Nairn & McDonald, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicants.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Lake Grace Road Board.By-law.

P.W. 2864/24; P.W. 1179/27.WHEREAS by "The Road Districts Act, 1919," "TheCattle Trespass, Fencing, and Impounding Act, 1882,"and other Statutes, the Road Board of any Districtempowered to make By-laws for all or any purposes inthe said Acts mentioned, the Lake Grace Road Board,in pursuance of the powers vested in the said Board,under and by virtue of the said Acts, and of every otherauthority enabling it in that behalf, doth hereby makeand publish the following By-laws:

Part 1.Interpretations.

1. In these By-laws the interpretations set out in" The Road Districts Act, 1919," shall apply, in addi-tion to which the following terms shall, unless the con-text otherwise indicates, bear the meaning set againstthem in the Road Districts Act, or respectively, that isto say:

" The Act""The Road Districts Act, 1919," andall amendments thereto which may hereafter comeinto force.

"Board"The Lake Grace Road Board."Board Room" shall be the office, hall, or building

in which the meeting of the Board is held fromtime to time.

"District"The District under the jurisdiction ofthe Lake Grace Road Board.

"Secretary"The Secretary of the Board.All other interpretations to be prescribed in the Road

Districts Act or other Acts or Regulations thereunder.

Duties of Secretary.2. The duties of the Secretary shall be(a) To attend all Board meetings;(b) To attend all Committee meetings;(c) To take notes of minutes and prepare reports of

Committees(d) To conduct all correspondence, and to give the

other officials instructions, as directed by theminutes, and carry out the resolutions of theBoard as contained in such minutes;

To answer all questions on the Board's business;To see that the accounts are audited monthly, and

the balance sheets prepared and published inthe Government Gazette yearly, and any otherduties specified under "The Road Districts Act,1919";

To prepare and place before the Board themonthly financial statement at the end of eachmonth of the financial year;

(h) To supervise the preparation of the Rate Booksand the Board's Electoral Lists, to examineproof of the latter, and to arrange for the dis-tribution of copies prior to the elections; alsoto attend all Courts of Revision or Appeal; tomake the necessary -arrangements for the elec-tions; to issue instructions to the Supervisor inaccordance with the Board 's resolutions ;

To keep all books up to date, in accordance withinstructions issued by the Minister and addi-tional instructions of the Board;

(j) To check all accounts sent into the Board, andsee that all accounts for works have stated inthem the authority under which such workshave been clone, and to check all returns madeby the Collector or other of the Board's officersand see that the counterfoils of the receiptbook accompany all returns; to supervise andattend to the due payment of all moneys com-ing through the hands of the Board's officersand payable to the credit of the Board;

(k) To report to the Board at its next meeting anyofficer neglecting to make his returns as pro-vided, with the necessary vouchers attachedthereto

To pay into the Bank, after receipt, to the creditof the Board, all moneys received by him onbehalf of the Board, when such moneys shallamount in the aggregate to the sum of £5 orover, with the exception of moneys granted bythe Government, which are paid into theTreasury;

(e)(f)

(g)

(i)

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(m) To see that all moneys received, with the excep-tion of Treasury credits, are lodged to thecredit of the Board in the Bank not less fre-quently than every second day, and more fre-quently if the total amount held exceeds £50;

(u) To see that no payments to the credit of theBoard shall be made by any officer exceptthrough the Secretary, or such other officer asmay be acting temporarily in that capacity;

(0) To readily and cheerfully obey all lawful com-mands or orders of the Board, and to attend toall other matters affecting the finances andwelfare of the Board and not herein specified;

To see that all bonds and other forms of securityto be taken from the contractors are, prepared,and that the security required of servants istaken within due time, and report as to suchmatters to the Board;

To report to the Chairman any servant of theBoard who has been guilty of neglect of duty,,or who is incapable of performing the dutiesallotted to him;

(r) To exercise, subject to any directions given bythe Board or Chairman, control over all ser-vants of the Board;

To see that no receipt is on any other than theforms prescribed by the Acts and Regulationsunder which authority is given for the issue ofsuch receipts;

(t) To be responsible for the issue of receipts on theproper prescribed forms and that all receiptsissued are in proper sequence.

Duties of Supervisor.if. The duties of Supervisor shall be(a)

(P)

(q)

(s)

The Supervisor shall have the control of works,plant, and all property of the Board, and shallissue instructions to the foreman, and shall secthat same are faithfully carried out. Shouldthe foreman be guilty of insubordination or dis-obedience, or be found incapable of performingthe duties allotted to him, the Supervisor shallreport the matter to the Chairman, who shallinquire into the matter and, if necessary, shallsuspend the foreman, and report the matter cothe next meeting of the Board;

(h) To prepare proper plans and specifications forall works and improvements as regards roadsand culverts under the control of the Board;examine all materials to be employed in suchworks, and to see the same faithfully and pro-perly executed and performed, and watch theprogress and formation thereof ; submit allspecifications and plans to the Board beforetenders are called;

(c) To see that the work of cleaning and repairingall public roads and footways is properly car-ried out;

OD To see that no labourers are engaged but thosethat are able-bodied;

(e) To see that all drains, sewers, culverts, andbridges are maintained in a state of efficiency;

(t) To see that all servants under his control carryout their duties efficiently, and to report anydeparture therefrom;

(g) To attend to Board and Committee meetings ifrequired;

(h) To specially examine all roads throughout theDistrict at least once each six months, or asrequired by the Board;

(i) To supply monthly, or as required, to the Boardreturns of all work completed or in progress,with remarks thereon.

Duties of Collector.4. (a) The Collector shall collect moneys that may

he due to the Board, issuing receipts in the Board'sprinted forums for payment, and entering particulars ofall payments in the book provided by the Board for thatpurpose;

(b) The Collector shall make his financial report andpayments to the Secretary every fourteen clays, or asotherwise required by the Board from time to time.

Appointment of Officers.5. No permanent appointment shall be made to any

office under the Board until after an advertisement hasbeen published in one or more local newspapers callingfor applications from persons competent to fill such anappointment. All appointments shall be made by reso-lution passed by the Board.

1, 1930.1 GOVERNMENT

G. The election of all officers shall be conducted by ashow ot hands unless a ballot be demanded.

7. The salary or allowance attached to the officeunder consideration of the Board shall be fixed in adcases preceding the appointment, and the salary of anyofficer when fixed shall not at any time be consideredwith a view to its increase or reduction unless speciallyauthorised by a meeting of the Board, at which at leasta quorum is present.

8. All complaints against servauts of the Board mtistbe in writing, and must in every case be signed by theperson or persons complaining, and no notice whatevershall be taken of any complaint not made in aceteidancewith this By-law. All such complaints as are receivableshall be addressed to the Chairman, who, upon the re-ceipt of such complaints, shall have power to investigati,the same, and he shall report thereon to the Board attheir next meeting.

Meetings and -Proceedings.9. Notice shall be given in writing by the Chair-

man or Secretary of ordinary or regular meetings ad-journed.

10. Meetings of the Board shall be of two kinds--'Ordinary'' and "Special." Ordinary meetings are

the regular meetings held in pursuance of these By-laws for the transaction of the general business of theBoard, including meetings adjourned for the purposeof any incomplete business, but An adjourned meetingwould not exclude any business which was considerednecessary to transact. Special meetings are thosecalled under Section 130 of the Act, and shall includethose called by the Chairman in response to a requisi-tion signed by three members, and the notices for suchspecial meetings shall have such special business noti-fied thereon for which the meeting was called, and forwhich each member shall receive seven days' notice.No business shall he transacted at a special meetingother than that for which the special meeting was calledfor: Provided, that any matter of urgency can be dis-cussed, with the ruling of the Chairman and the consentof those present. The ratepayers' meeting shall consistof one called under Section 143 of the Act, and theStanding Orders shall, so far as the Act allows, applyto the proceedings, but the provisions of the Act shallbe first complied with.

11. Ordinary meetings shall be held at the office ofthe Board once in each month, on the day and at thehour appointed from time to time by resolution of theBoard.

12. A special meeting may, on the requisition ofthree members e:-; lie Board, be called at any time in themanner prescril. .1 by the Act, but the Chairman maycall a special mee.i..g of the Board as often as he maythink proper. N.. business will be transacted at anyordinary or spi.lid meeting unless a quorum is present.

13. At any meeting of the Board it shall rest withthe majority of the members of the Board present toexclude the public from such meeting when, in theiropinion, it is expedient to do so.

14. At all meetings of the Board, when there is nota quorum present, or when the Board is counted out(which counting out shall take whenever thereshall be less than a quorum present, or within 30 min-utes after time for which the meeting is called), suchcircumstances, together with the names of the membersthen present, shall be recorded in the Minute Book.

15. The first business of all ordinary meetings ofthe Board shall be the reading of the minutes of thepreceding meeting aloud, with a view to their confirma-tion.

Voting,16. Each member (including the Chairman) shall

have one vote, and such Chairman shall, in case ofequality of votes, have a casting vote in addition tohis ordinary vote, and all questions at such meetingsshall be decided by a majority of the votes of the mem-bers present. All motions and amendments ,shall hedecided by show of hands, unless a division is demanded,before the next business is proceeded with.

Minutes of Meetings.17. The Minute Book prescribed by the Act shall he

kept, in which any item of business transacted by theBoard at a meeting shall be entered by the Secretary.Minutes of special or ordinary meetings shall be con-firmed at the next ordinary meeting. No discussionshall take place upon the minutes of proceedings, ex-cept as to their accuracy or for the rectification of aclerical error.

GAZETTE, W.A. 1759

Standing Orders.The order of business at all ordinary meetings of

the Board shall be as follows, that is to say:(a) Reading and confirmation of minutes of last

ordinary also special meetings (if any);(b) Consideration of business arising out of such

minutes;(c) Questions of which due notice has been given by

members or officers of the Board;(d) The 1'1:airman shall have the right of directing

aitee:ion at any meeting to any matter or sub-ject i.ithin the jurisdiction or official cognis-ance of the Board, by a minute signed by him-self, and such minute shall, when introduced,take precedence of all business before or toconic before the Board, and the adoption there-of may be put by him from the chair as amotion without being seconded, but he shallconfine himself to the questions containedtherein;

(e) Reports of subcommittees and officers;(f) Deputations and presentations of petitions or

memorials, and consideration thereof;(g) Reading of correspondence received and, at the

option of the Board, despatched, and takingaction as may be deemed expedient in regardthereto;

(h) Consideration of tenders and ratification of con-tracts;

(i) Presentation of monthly statement and passingof accounts for payment;

(j) Motions of which previous notice has been given;(k) Motions without notice (by leave of the Board

under By-law 19)(1) General business;(m) Notice of motions.19. In the event of any member having urgent busi-

ness to place before the meeting, he may move thesuspension of the Standing Orders, and, if agreed toby the Board, such business shall take precedence ofall other.

Petitions.20. Every petition or memorial shall be respectful

and temperate in its language, and shall be presentedto the Board by a member only, and any member pre-senting a petition or memorial to the Board shall affixhis name to the beginning thereof, with the numberof signatures and any member presenting a petition

memori:,1 Oral acquaint himself with the contentsthere' ii el aiemitain that it does not contain languagedisresicaitOd to the Board. The nature or prayer ofevery redition or memorial shall be stated to the Boardhy the member presenting the sante.

Tenders.21, Tenders for work shall be opened and dealt with

when the subject-matter of the tenders comes on toeonsidered at the meeting of the Board, or by a

comelittee apiminted for the purpose. The Board maytrenife j. 5 per cent. of the amount of thetermer le acceini:e, y. such tender, or two satisfactorysureties.

Orders of DebateSpeakers must not Digress.22. A member, when speaking, shall not digress from

the subject of debate.

Consideration of Reports.23. (a) If in a report of a Committee distinct re-

eommendations are made, the decision of the Boardmay be taken separately on each recommendation.

(h) Any report of a Committee or any portion there-of may be amended by the Board in any matter if itmay think fit, or may be referred back to the Com-mittee for further consideration.

(c) The recommendations of any Committee, whenadopted by the Board shall be resolutions of the Board.

Precedence of Chairman.24. When the Chairman rises in his place during the

progress of a debate any member when speaking, oroffering to speak, shall immediately resume his seat,and every member shall preserve strict silence, so flint-the Chairman may be heard without interruption, butthe member who was speaking may resume when theChairman takes his seat.

1760 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. (AUGUST 1, 1930.

Notice of MotionAbsence of Mover.25. In the absence of a member who has placed a

notice of motion on the business paper for any meeting,any other member may at such meeting move thesame, or such motion may be deferred until next ordin-ary meeting of the Board.

Withdrawal of Motions.26. Except as elsewhere provided, no motion, after

being placed on the business paper, shall be withdrawnwithout the consent of the Board.

Motions to be Seconded.27. No motion shall be debated unless or until it

has been seconded.

Motions not to be withdrawn without Consent.28. When a motion has been proposed and seconded

it shall become subject to the control of the Board,and shall not be withdrawn without the consent of theBoard.

Amendment may be Moved.29. When a motion has been proposed and seconded

any member shall be at liberty to move an amendmentthereon, but no such amendment shall be debated unlessor until it has been seconded.

Motions and Amendments to be in Writing.30. No motion or amendment shall be debated unless

or until it has been reduced to writing, if the Chairmanso directs.

31. A motion or amendment not seconded cannot bediscussed by any member except the mover, nor put bythe Chairman.

32. In submitting a motion or amendment, the Chair-man shall put the question first in the affirmative andthen in the negative.

Further Amendment may be Moved on amendedQuestion.

33. If an amenment has been carried, the questionas amended thereby shall become itself the question 'be-fore the Board, whereupon any further amendment uponsuch question may be moved.

How subsequent Amendments may be Moved.34. If an amendment, whether upon an original ques-

tion or amended as aforesaid, has been negatived, thena further amendment may be moved to the question towhich such first-mentioned amendment was moved, andso on until there are no further amendments and thequestion is decided by the final vote in the affirmativeor negative: Provided that no more than one questionand one proposed amendment thereof shall be before theBoard at any one time.

Motions for Adjournment.35. No discussion shall be permitted upon any motion

for adjournment of the Board. If upon the questionbeing put on any such motion the same is negatived, thesubject then under consideration or next on the businesspaper shall be discussed, and it shall not be competentfor any member to again move a motion for adjournmentuntil half an hour has elapsed from the time of movingthe one that has been negatived.

Mover of Adjournment, when entitled to Priority.36. On resuming any discussion which has been ad-

journed, the mover of such adjournment shall be entitled,if he has not already spoken on the subject under dis-cussion, to speak first.

Notice of Questions to be given.37. Sufficient notice of every question shall be given

to the Chairman or member expected to reply, and, ifnecessary, reference to other persons or to documents.

Questions to be put without Argument.38. Every question shall be put categorically and

without argument.

Replies and Objections.39. No discussion shall ensue upon any reply or re-

fusal to reply to any question except by permission ofthe Board.

Mode of addressing Board.40. Members shall, on all occasions when at a meet-

ing, address the Chairman, and speak to each other bytheir official designation, as Chairman, or Secretary, etc.,as the ease may be, and, with the exception of theChairman, shall rise in their place and stand whilespeaking (except when prevented from doing so bybodily infirmity).

Speaker not to he interrupted if in Order.41. No member shall be interrupted while speaking,

except for the purpose of calling him to order, as herein-after provided for in pursuance of By-laws.

Limitation as to Number of Speeches.42. The mover of an original motion shall have the

right of general reply to all observations which havebeen made in reference to such motion, and to anyamendment thereon, as well as the right to speak uponevery such amendment. Every member, other than themover of an original motion, shall have the right tospeak once upon such motion and once upon every amend-ment moved thereon. No member shall, without theconsent of the Board, speak more than once upon anyone question or for longer than ten minutes at any onetime, unless when misrepresented or misunderstood, inwhich case he may be permitted to explain without add-ing further observations than may be necessary for thepurpose of such exflanation.

Determination of Questions.43. (a) All questions shall, if not otherwise decided

by law, be determined thus: Upon a question being putthe Chairman shah call for a show of hands for andagainst the question, and shall declare whether thequestion has been affirmed by the majority of memberspresent or otherwise. The decision of the Chairmanshall be final, unleas such decision be immediately chal-lenged and any rm mber rise and demand a division.

(b) Where any :member dissents he may request thathis name be recorded in the minutes as opposed to themotion, and it shall be so recorded.

Divisions.44. Upon a division being so called for, the question

shall first be put in the affirmative and then in the nega-tive, and the Chairman and all members present shallvote by show of hands, and the names and votes of theChairman and members present shall be recorded in theminutes by the Secretary.

Chairman may repeat Question.45. Time Chairman shall be at liberty to put any ques-

tion as often as may be necessary, to enable him to formhis opinion as to the result of time voting and declaresame.

Acts of Disorder.46. Any member who at any meeting of the Board

or any Committee commits a breach of ally By-law, orwho moves or attempts to move any motion or amend-ment embodying any matter beyond the legal jurisdictionof the Board or Committee, or who in any other wayraises or attempts to raise any question, or addresses orattempts to address the Board or Committee upon anysubject which the Board or Committee shall have nolegal right to entertain or discuss, or uses any languagewhich, according to the common usage of gentlemen,would be disorderly, or makes use of any expressioninconsistent with good order and decorum, or who saysor does any thing calculated to bring the Board or Com-mittee into contempt, shall be guilty of an act of dis-order.

Ruling of Chairman.47. (a) The Chairman, when called upon to decide a

point of order or practice, shall state the rule or prece-dent applicable to the ease, without further argument orcomment, and his decision shall be final in that particularcase.

(b) If the ruling of the Chairman be disagreed with,then the usual Parliamentary procedure may be adopted.

Members called to Order more than once.48. Any member who, having been called to order by

the Chairman for any infringement of any of the provi-sions of this By-law, or for any breach of decorum, shall,upon the request of the Chairman, withdraw from due

Board Room for the remainder of the meeting.

AUGUST 1, 1930.] (RYVERNIIENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Removal from Board Roost Penalty for continuedBreach of Order, etc.

49. In the event of a member declining to withdrawfrom the Board Room, on being requested so to do bythe Chairman, the Chairmen may order his retirementuntil the termination of the sitting, and should suchmember disobey such order, he shall be deemed guiltyof an offence and shall be liable to a penalty not ex-ceeding one pound.

Disorder.50. If disorder arise at any meeting, the Chairman

may adjourn the meeting for a period of fifteen minutesand quit the Chair. The Board, on resuming shall, onquestion put from the chair, decide without debatewhether the business be proceeded with or not.

Appointment of Committee.51. The Board may at any time appoint one or more

members as a Committee to inquire into any matter andmake a report and recommendation thereon, but no Com-mittee shall incur any financial liability or in any waycommit the Board to any responsibility whatever with-out express and specific authority col:I'm:red by the By-laws or a resolution of the Board.

Finance and Accounts.52. All accounts, hills, and vouchers shall be sub-

mitted to the Finance Committee meeting and the ordin-ary general meeting, and, after being certified as cor-rect, 1111111 be paid by cheque. An account shall beopened with such Bank as the Board may from time totime direct, and all moneys received from whateversource, with the et:ception of moneys paid to the creditof the Board at the Treasury, shall be paid to the creditof the Board's account at such Bank. All cheques andorders drawn against. the Board's Bank or Treasuryaccounts must be signed by the Chairman and any onemember of the Board, and ill all cases countersigned bythe Secretary of the Board.

93. All moneys belonging to the 11 ::rd shall, within24 hours after they come into the hands of any officer,servant, or clerk, be paid to the Secretary or responsible,officer directed by the Board to receive ',awe.

Urgent Work.54. The Chairman, or, in the absence of the Chair-

nmu, any three members, may, in the case of urgentnecessity, authorise the expenditure of a sum not exceed-ing ten pounds on statutory works or undertakings: Pro-vided that, in such ease, they shall report the matter atthe next ordinary or special meeting of the Board.

55. Any member may, in a case of very urgnt neres-authorise the expenditure of a sum not exceeding

two pounds on statutory works or undertakings withinthe ward he represents: Provided that he must. reportthe matter at the next ordinary or special meeting ofthe Board.

Unauthorised Expenditure.56. Every item of expenditure, and every liability in-

curred by any Committee or member of the Board other-iviso than under the authority of the Act or of these By-laws, shall be deemed unlawful expenditure and a breachof this By-law by such person.

Conunon Seal.57. The Common Seal of the Board shall be kept in

the Board's safe. The Common Seal shall not be affixedto any deed or other instrument except by order of theBoard.

Offences, Omissions, or Neglects.58. Any person guilty of the following offences shall,

on conviction thereof, pay a penalty not exceeding Tenpounds:

(a) Damaging or destroying any building, dam, well,tank, pump, windmill, windlass, bucket, rope,piping,, troughiug, fence, gate or other pro-perty under the control of the Board;

Placing any placard or other document, writing,or printing on or otherwise defacing any houseor building abutting or contiguous to a publicroad, or any wall, fence, gate, or lamp-postwithout the consent of the occupier or ownerthereof;

Blasting any rock, stone, or other timber in ornear any road withOut the permission of theBoard, and not attending to such directions inregard thereto given by such Board;

(0)

(d) Placing, stacking, or storing within the imits ofany Townsite, in the open air, any cases, -paper,shavings, crates packed with straw or danger-ous or inflammable substances so as to be orlikely to become a source of danger throughfire.

Preservation of Trees.59. Any person who shall carelessly, wilfully, or

wantonly injure, destroy, carry away, or remove from itsplace any tree or shrub or plant standing in any of theroads, enclosure, public places, or reserves, or who shallcarelessly, wilfully, or wantonly injure, destroy, carryaway, or remove out of its place, or ride or drive against.any of the tree-guards, fences, or other protection tosuch trees, shrubs, or plants aforesaid, shall be liable toa penalty of not more than £10, and, in addition thereto,shall also pay the Board a SUM equal to the damage sodone: Provided, however, that the Board may givewritten permission to any person to grub out and removeany tree or shrub or plant standing in any of the roads,enclosures, public places, or reserves.

Prescribing Removal of Verandahs.GO. Any verandah or balcony which obstructs the

footway or roadway, or is dangerous, and all other ob-structions on the footways or roadways, or over the sanshall be removed, when ordered, within such time as shallbe notified by the Board, and all expenses incurred inremoving same shall be borne by the owner or occupierof such verandah or balcony or other obstruction,whether removed by the Board or otherwise; and anyperson whatsoever interfering or obstructing any offi-cer or person employed by the .Board ill carrying outthis By-law shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding£10.

Encroachment, etc.Removal of.GB On the order of the Board the Secretary or other

appointed officer may direct the removal within fourteendays of any building, fence, or obstruction or encroach-ment in or upon any street, lane, or public place underthe control of the Board.

In any ease where, after service of notice for sueltremoval, any such obstruction or encroachment has notbeen removed within the specified time, it shall be law-ful for the officer appointed by the Board to removesame at the cost and charges of the person so offending,and to proceed against the offender for the breach ofthis By-law, the penalty for which shall not. exceed 1L20for every day or part of a day during wide -h suchoffence shall be committed or continued after the expiryof the notice prescribed. therein.

Lighting.G2. Any unauthorised person shall light, put mt

when lighted, or in any other way interfere withlamp belonging to the Board, or shalt damage or (1,.-.11..,ysuch lamp, shall pay, in addition to the value of t:tichdamage, if any, on conviction, a sum not exceeding

Water Supply.63, person who shall injure or destroy all well,

bore, pipe, tank, or place of storage for water, or anymachinery, appliances, or property used in connectiontherewith, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5,and also shall pay to the Board the sum of such damages.

G4. Any person who shall waste, or allow to escape,foul, pollute, or taint any water contained in a bore,pipe, tank, or place of storage, shall be guilty of anoffence against this By-law, and shall be liable to apenalty not exceeding £20.

65. No person shall pollute, or cause to be polluted,any watercourse, pool, tank reservoir, or other waterwithin the district.

GG. Any person or persons leaving Open the lid of anywell, or any gate of an enclosure surrounding any damor other water supply under the control of the Board,shall be guilty of an offence against these By-laws, andnotwithstanding any remedy for damages so caused shallbe liable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding £5.

07. Any person may with the consent of the Board,and upon Flynwilt of such reasonable fee as may he tle-Jimmied, remove any water from any well, bore, tank,or other place of storage under the control of the Illuar(1.For the purpose of this By-law the consent of the Boardshall be deemed to be given and remain in force untilnotice to the contrary is specifically given to ally suchperson, or is generally given by publication in a local

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newspaper, or posted upon or in the vicinity of the well,bore, tank, or other place of storage to which suchnotice shall apply. After service or publication of suchnotice any person removing any water from any well,bore, tank, or other place of storage, the subject of suchnotice, shall be guilty of an offence and be liable to apenalty not exceeding £5.

Saud and Timber.68. Any person who shall remove any sand or other

materials from any lands under the control of the Boardwithout a license shall forfeit and pay on conviction itsum not exceeding £5.

Barbed Wire.69. Barbed wire shall not be allowed on the outer or

road side, or on top of any fence along any road withinany Townsite.

Any person offending against this By-law shall beliable to a penalty not exceeding

Fencing.70. The owner of any land abutting on any road in

any Townsite shall fence all such boundaries so abut-ting with such description of fence as may be directedby the Board, and shall maintain every such boundaryfence erected, or to be erected, in good order. In theevent of such fence not being erected or repaired afterdue notice has been given so to do, the Board may fenceor repair such fences, and recover the cost of so doingfrom the owner or owners of the land.

Bathing.71. No person shall bathe in any river or open pub-

lic water within the limits or abutting on the boundaryof the Road District within the jurisdiction of theBoard without suitable bathing costume or clothing.Every person offending against this By-law shall, forevery offence, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £211.

Depasturing of Cattle.72. Any person who shall turn loose, or suffer any

kind of animal belonging to him or under his controlto stray or go about, or to be tethered or depastured inor upon any road, recreation ground, or reserve shall onconviction be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5.

73. The owner of any animal suffering from an in-fectious or contagious disease shall not permit such ani-mal to be ridden or allowed to stray on any road, un-fenced land, or reserve within the District. Any animalso suffering may be slaughtered and destroyed withoutnotice and at the owner's expense.

71. The owner or driver of any such animal shall beliable, if convicted of a breach of this By-law, to apenalty not exceeding £10 and not less than £2.

Straying Stock.75. No owner or person having the custody or con-

trol of any animal shall cause, permit, or suffer suchanimal to stray on any road, public reserve, or otherpublic place, or in any unfenced laud abutting thereon,within the boundary of the Central Ward of the Dis-trict.

76. (a) Any contravention of By-law 76 shall be anoffence punishable under these By-laws, if the animalis a hull, boar, or stallion, by a fine not exceeding £20and not less than £2.

(b) In any other case by a fine not exceeding £10 andnot less than 10s.

Provided that this By-law shall not apply in the caseof stock whilst in charge of the Town Ranger duly ap-pointed by the Board.

Copulation of Stock.77. Any person who as owner or otherwise while in

charge of an entire horse, bull, or ass shall cause, allow,permit or suffer any such entire horse, bull, or ass totry to cover any mare or cow within any Townshipwithin the District, or shall cause, permit, allow, orsuffer any such entire horse, bull, or ass to be turnedloose in any yard or in any other place with any mareor cow for the purpose of allowing such mare or cowto be tried or covered, except in some yard, building, orother premises as shall be entirely and sufficientlyscreened from public view, shall forfeit and pay on con-viction a sum not exceeding £10.

Goats.78. (a) No person shall keep any goat within thy-

boundaries of the Central Ward of the Lake Grace RoadDistrict unless such goat shall have been registered andthe registration fee of sixpence paid to the Secretary ofthe Board.

(b) Every registration shall be renewed in the mouthof July in each year.

(e) The Board may refuse to register any goat if inthe opinion of the Board suitable accommodation hasnot been provided for keeping such goat.

(d) The penalty for breach of any of the precedingclauses shall be a 511111 not exceeding £5 for each breach,in addition to such sums as the Justices may direct ascompensation for damages done by such goats.

Public Pound, etc.79. The Lake Grace Road Board, under and be

virtue of the powers contained in " The Road DistrictsAct, 1919," and "The Cattle Trespass, Fencing, andImpounding Act, 1882," hereby appoint Lake GraceRoad District Public Pound, situated on Lake GraceTown Lot 115, Reserve 18667, to lie the Public, Poundfor the Lake Grace Road Board.

80. Any person who shall break, damage, or destroyany pound, fence, gate, lock, shed, trough, or other pre-mises, the property of the Board, sho II be liable topenalty not exceeding £5.

81. Any person who shall obliterate, deface, or dam-age any table of fees, placard, or other notice requiredby "The Cattle Trespass, renciiig, and Impounding Act,1882," shall be guilty of uo en'elice against this ID--law, and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5.

82. Any person who shall release or attempt to re-lease any cattle which shall he lawfully seized for thepurpose of being impounded, whether such cattle be inthe pound or on the way to or from the pound, shall beguilty of an offence against this By -law, and shall onconviction be liable to a penalty nut e £5.

Trespass Fees.83. Trespass on unenclosed country land:-

For every entire horse, ass, or bull, in the day-time-not less than £2 nor more than £4.

For every such horse, ass, or bull, in the night-time-not less than £3 nor more than £5.

For every other head of "Great cattle," by day ornight-threepence.

For every head of "Small cattle," by day or night-one penny.

Trespass on enclosed land, whether town, country, orsuburban, not being a public street or thoroughfare in acity or town, or public cemetery:-

For every entire horse, ass, or bull, in the day-time-not less than £2 nor more than £4.

For every such horse, ass, or bull, iu the night-time-not less than £3 nor more than £5.

For every other head of cattle, by day or night -ginsum not exceeding 20 shillings.

Trespass on a public street or thoroughfare in a townor in an enclosed public cemetery:

For every entire horse, ass, nr hull-nut less than£3 nor more than £5.

For every other head or cattle---5 811111 of 10shillings.

Sustenance Fees.84.-For every horse, mare, gelding, mule, ass, camel,

pony, or head of horned cattle over twelve monthsold-3s. 6d.

For every colt, foal, or head of horned cattle under12 months old-3s.

For sheep, per head-6d.For every pig-3s.For every goat-2s.Such rates to be charged for each day of 24 hours.

No charge to be made for less than three hours.

Description and Quantity of Sustenance.85. For each head of "Great cattle"-28 lbs. of

chaff.For each head of "Small cattle " other than

pigs---6 lbs. chaff.For each pig-9 lbs. pollard or corn.

Mileage Fees.86. ''Great cattle"-One shilling and sixpence per

head per mile, with a minimum of one shilling and six-pence (1s. 6d.).

"Small cattle"-Threepence (3d.) per head per mile,with a minimum of threepence (3d.).

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Damaging Roads.87. No person shall either wilfully or Begligiq

damage or destroy by means of horse team or any othermeans any road under construction or repair; any per-son found guilty of such damage or destruction shall beliable to a penalty not exceeding £20.

Any person who(a,) cuts or removes, without the emusent of ilw

Board, timber, earth, stone, or other materialfrom a road or reserve; or

(b) erects, without the consent of the 14tarcl, upon aroad so as to encroach thereon; or

(c) draws, without the consent a2oresilid, across thewaterside of a road, or across a drain, nxecptover a property constructed approach or eul-vert, a dray or other wheeled vehicle; or

(d) draws upon any road, timber, stone, or othermaterial otherwise than on a wheeled vehicle.or suffers such material when carried princi-pally or in part upon a wheeled vehicle to dragor trail upon a road, or draws upon a road awhim or timber carriage any portion of whichor any portion of chains attached thereto orany portion of other attachment trails or dragsupon a road,

shall be deemed guilty of an offence, against theseBy-laws and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding£5 for every such offence.

88. Any person taking any plough, cultivator, orother implement over or along any road and therebydamaging or marking such road in such a manner whichin the opinion of the Board may indirectly cause ulti-mate damage to the road, shall be liable to a penaltynot exceeding £5.

89. Any person who draws upon any road anyvehicle the wheel or wheels of which are locked, unlessthere is placed at the bottom of such wheels somesufficient protection to prevent damage to such road,shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5.

To protect Bridges from Fire.90. Any person who shall light a fire (except by the

order of the Board), or who shall place any rushes orother inflammable substance under, near, or againstany bridge in the district, for the purpose of makinga camp or sleeping place, or for any other purpose, shallbe liable to a penalty of not less than £1 and not ex-ceeding £20.

Prevention of Trees falling across Road.91. No person shall make or leave a fire near any

road or reserve without taking proper precautionagainst such fire spreading.

92. No person shall ringbark or set fire to any stand-ing tree upon or near to any road or track.

Park Lands, Reserves, and Recreation Grounds,93. All park lands and recreation grounds shall be

open to the public daily for recreation purposes, except-ing as otherwise provided for in these By-laws. TheBoard shall have power to grant exclusive right to useand occupy any park lands or recreation grounds, orreserves placed under its control within the District,for holding public sports or amusements, to any re-sponsible person or persons or club, and any person orpersons obtaining such right shall be responsible forthe proper care of all fences, buildings, or trees, orother improvements upon or enclosing such park lands,recreation grounds, and reserves, and shall pay theBoard a fee to be fixed for admission on such occasion,and comply with the provisions of these By-laws andany Regulations passed by resolution of the Boardunder which such exclusive rights are granted.

94. No horses, cattle, or vehicles shall be allowedon any park lands or recreation grounds without thewritten permission of the Board.

95. All persons using or being upon any park lands,recreation grounds, or reserves shall at all times con-duct themselves in a becoming manner, and any personcreating any disturbance or annoyance to the publicshall be liable to be expelled from such lands by anypolice officer or officer of the Board.

96. The Board may, in its discretion, prohibit anygames or gymnastics front being played or carried. onby any person or persons upon any park lands, recrea-tion grounds, or reserves on a Sunday, Christmas Day,or Good Friday.

97. No person shall oiler for sale on any reservesoy provisions, refreshments, or other goods of anyKind, nor carry on any games, or boxing or °them sine.-iar shows, nor use any firearms, except with Hi.- expresssanction of the Board and payment of such fee as maybe demanded.

95. The Board or any person duly authorised maymai,- charges for admission for adults, and for horses

hides or motor cars, to any reserve or definedp,- on thereof, with free entry for chiffirea (amine

under live years of age.b. Stun person to whom the use of nay reserve is

gil n for picnic, sports, races, or other use shall lie heldresponsible fur the immediate removal or all rubbishbrought there011 OH the occasion of such use, and adeposit noh (..ccialing £5 shall be paid as it guaranteefor due reline:al of such rubbish. On the removat ofsuch rubbish in the satisfaction of the Board; the de-posit shall be returned.

100. No person shall damage or injure any tree,shrub, or plant in any park lands, recreation grounds,or reserves. Any person offending against this By-lawhall forfeit and pay on conviction a penalty not ox-

tiding £10 for every such offence.101. The Board may allow to any person who pays

the i vs for which he is liable within thirty days ofsuch rates becoming due, a percentage by way of dis-count of five per centum on the amount of such rates.

Hawking.102. No person shall be permitted to hawk fruit, fish,

'neat, poultry-, game, or vegetables, or any article ofmerchandise, without first having obtained a licensefrom the Board and payment of fees as per Schedule" A" hereto annexed.

Schedule " A.''Fees for a Hawker's License.

For a License to hawk fish, meat, poultry, game, fruit,or vegetables-5s.

For a License to hawk merchandise£5.A Hawker's License shall be issued tor a term of 12

months from date of issue.

Penalties.103. Where any person by these By-laws or any of

them is required to do or perform any act, and such actis not done or remains undone or unperformed, it shallhe lawful for the Board to pert urn, the same and chargethe cost and expenses against such person, and theamount thereof may be recovered summarily.

104. Every person who does, permits, or suffers anynet, matter, or thing contrary to any of these By-laws,or commits or permits any breach or neglect thereof,shall be deemed guilty of an offence against these By-laws, and, where not otherwise provided, shall be liableto a penalty not exceeding £20 for every such offence.

105. All penalties or other sums recovered under pro-visions of these By-laws shall, unless otherwise provided,be paid to the Board, and shall become the property ofand form part of the ordinary income of the Board, ex-cept so much as may be paid to any informer.

Previous By-laws.106. All By-laws which obtained in this District

previous to this date are hereby repealed.

Adopted by resolution of the Lake Grace Road Boardon the 13th day of October, 1928.

R. CARRUTHERS,Chairman.

J. COLLINSON,Secretary.

Recommended(Sgd.) CHAS. F. BAXTER,

Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this tenth day of June, 1930.

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


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Road Board Elections.

Department of Works and Labour,Perth, 30th July, 1930.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 91 of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the following gentlemenhave been elected Auditors and Members of the undermentioned Road Boards, to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder :

RoadBoard. Ward. Date of

Election.

Auditor or

Surname.

Member Elected.

Christian Name.

Occupa-Hon.

How vacancyoccurred.

Name ofPrevious Auditor

or Member.eni Il,Il k

1930.Moora ... South ... June 28 McKinley ... Alexander ... Farmer ... Resignation P. D. Ferguson ... Unopposed.Mt. Marshal] East ... do. Brackenreg... Rey Lindsay . . do. ... Redivision

into WardsR. L. Brackenrcg

Do. .. North-East do. Broadbent ... Harry Franklin .. do ... do. ... ... ... Unopposed.Do. ... Bencubbin do. Felstead ... Herbert ... ... do. .. do. ... IL Felstead ... do.Do. ... Mulji ... do. Flitcroft ... Horace ... ... do. ... do. ... H. Flitcroft ... do.Do. ... Mandiga ... do. Hammond ... Leonard Keith ... do. do. ... L. K. Hammond do.Do. ... do. ... do. Hardwick ... Harry, Guy Ver-

nondo. do. ... E. 0. V. Hard-

wickdo.

Do. ... Mt. Mar-shall

do. Hopwood ... Basil WilberforceGladstone

do. do. ... B. W. C. Hop-wood

do.

Do. ... North-East do. Moir ... Arthur McAlister do. ... do. ... ...Do. ... Gabbin ... do. Nilsson ... Bert Clyde ... do. ... do. ... B. C. Nilsson ... do.Do. ... East ... do. 1Polkinghorne l ra. Garfield ... do. ... do. ... ... ... ... do.Do. .. North-West do. Riley ... Clifford Hare ... do. ... do. ...

* do. Le Gras ... Frank Percival ... Accountant Effiuxion oftime

F. P. Le Gras .

NIorthampton North do. Porter ... Frederick Albert ... F. A. Porter ... Unopposed.Do. ... do. do. Wright ... Noel Gordon ... do. ... N. 0. Wright ... do.Do. ... South do. Ash ... ... Frank Lear do. ... ... F. L. Ash ... do.Do. ... do. ... do. . Teakle ... Walter Jared do. ... W. J. Teakie ... do.Do. ... East do. Chick ... Percy Edwin ... do. ... W. Patrick, junr.Do. ... do. ... do. Horan ... Alexander Ivan do. ... ... A. 1. HoranDo. ... West ... do. Lauder ... Charles Thomas do. ... . C. T. LauderDo. ... do. ... do. McLoughlin James Archibald do. ... ... I S. M. J. HoskenDo. ... Central ... do. Cunningham John ... .. do. ... ... A. Glance

Wandering ... South ... April 12 Marshall ... Arthur j. do. ... Effluxion oftime

A. .1. Marshall ... Unopposed.

Do. ... North do. Watts ... Ernest H. do. ... do. ... E. H. Watts ... do.Irwin ... North ... July 12 Clarkson ... Ed. Foster ... do. ... Under Sec. D. 'E. Moore

Do 25 (vi.) ofRoad Dis-tricts Act,1919

Do. do. do. Healy ... Nelson Roy do. do. E. J. Watson ... 'Unopposed.Do. ... * do. Kidd James Cecil ... ... ... ... ... do.'

* Denotes Ratepayers' Auditor.C. A. HUNT,

Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATifONKMunicipal Election.

Department, of Works and Labour,Perth, 20th July, 1930.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 113 of the Municipal Corporations Act, that the followinggentleman has been elected a Member of the undermentioned Municipal Council, to fill the vacancy shown in the particularshereunder :

MunicipalCouncil.

Ward. Date ofElection.

Member Elected.

Surname.

Perth City ... Central(No. 1)

1930.July 10 .11ollingswortl

Christian Name.

Gilbert Etches ...

Oco,:pation. !How vacancy, Name of previous'occurred. member. Rem at is,

otelkeepe Death ... T. A. Shaftu

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

ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD.

AT a meeting of the Ashburton Road Board, hold on12th March. 1930, the following Rates were struck forthe year 1930-31 :Pastoral Areas- -Otte pennypenny (132d.) in the pound on the Imim proved capitalvalue; Town AreasSixpence in the pound nu the un-

improved capital value; Business and Mining AreasTwo shillings in the pound on the annual value.

(Signed.) R. MERVYN FORREST,Cimino m

S. R. HEDDITCD,Secretary.

21st -July, 1930.


ONSLOW LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.AT a meeting of the Ons low Local Board of Health,held on Saturday, 12th July, 1930, the following Rateswere struck for the year 1930-31:Health BateThree-Pence in the pound on the annual unimproved value;Sanitary ServiceTwo shillings per pan per removal.

(Signed.) R. MERVY.N FORREST,Chairman.

S. R. HEDDITCH,Secretary.

21st July, 1930.

PINGELLY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.AT a meeting of the Pingelly Local Board of Health,held on the 17th July, 1930, it was resolved that aHealth Rate of 5d. in the £ lie made and levied on therateable value of all rateable property within the Town-site for the year ending 30th June, 1931, on the basisof the annual value, with a minimum of 2s. Gel.

JOHN CAMPBELL,Chairman.

THE Dundas Road Board, at a meeting held on 9thApril, 1930, passed a By-law, under Subsection 19, Sec-tion 190, of "The Roads Districts Act, 1919," pro,hibiting the use of barbed wire fences adjoining publicthoroughfares in the Town of Salmon Gums, and thatexisting fences, which in the opinion of the Board areconsidered dangerous, shall be removed.

H. R. GRIFFITH,Secretary Dundas Road Board.

THE ROAD DLSTRICTS ACT, 1919.Dowerin Road BoardNotice of Proposal to Borrow

the Sum of £2,000.NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 284 of" The Road Districts Act, 1919," that the Dowerin RoadBoard, under the powers contained in the said Act, pro-poses to raise a Loan of the amount for the purposesand, inter alsa, upon the terms and conditions hereunderset out:

Amount of Loan£2,000.Rate of interest to lie paid on the DebentureSeven

per centum per annum.The times and place at which such moneys are to be

repayableThe principal and interest is to be payable by30 half-yearly equal instalments, comprising a propor-tion of principal and interest, commencing six monthsafter the date of the issue of the said Debenture, at theOffice of the Dowerin Road Board, Dowerin.

The purposes for which the Loan is to be appliedForeffecting alterations and additions to the Dowerin Pub-lic Hall.

The plans and specifications, and estimate of the costof such work, and the statement showing the proposedexpenditure of the money to be borrowed, including thecost of supervision and initial expenditure in connectionwith raising of the proposed Loan, are open for the in-spection of the Ratepayers at the office of the Board atall reasonable times.

Dated this 14th day of July, 1930.J. A. MAISEY,

Chairman.R. SARGENT,

Secretary.

PINGELLY ROAD AND VERMIN BOARDS.Public Notice.

AT a meeting of the above Boards, held on the 5thJuly, 1930, it was resolved that the various Rates shouldbe levied on the rateable value of all rattyable propertywithin the respective Wards or Prescribed Areas of theDistrict for the year ending 30th June, 1931, as speei-fied in schedule hereunder, in accordance with time pro-visions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," and "TheVermin Act, 1919":

Schedule.General Road Rate-2d. in the £, unhnproveel value;

Prescribed Areals. 3d. in the annual value; Ve-min Rate ',did. in the £, unimproved value.

W. 0. SEWELL,Chairman Pingelly Road Buard

THE RIGHTS IN WATER AND IRRIGATIONACT, 1914.

Harvey No. 1 Irrigation District.Irrigation Rate for the year ending 30th June, 1931.

P. W.W.S. 442/23.NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear ending 30th June, 1931, in respect of all irrigablelands in the Harvey No. 1 Irrigation District, now liableto be rated under the above-mentioned Act, has beenmade up, and that such Rate Book may lie inspected atthe office of the 'Minister at Perth; a copy may be in.-spected at the office of the Minister at Harvey.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, 'Sewerage, and Drainage.

C. A. MEN T,'Linder Secretary for Water Supply.

Perth, 1st August, 1930.

Notice of Rate in the Harvey No. 1 Irrigation District.Notice is hereby given that, under the powers con-

ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the Minister forWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage has ordered aRate of 7s. 6d. per acre to be made and levied for theyear ending 30th June, 1931, upon all irrigable landssituated within the Harvey No. 1 Irrigation District,and that a memorandum of such order has been dulyentered in the Rate Book and signed by the Minister.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage.

C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Water Supply.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Nungarin Road Board.Alteration of Ward Boun-

dariesNotice of Intention.Department of Works and Labour,

P.1 d'. 1799/25. Perth, 29th July, 1930.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919,'' tosever that portion of the Wattoning Ward of the Nun-garin Road District, described in Schedule hereto, andannex it to the Lake Brown Ward of the NumrarinRoad District.

Plans showing the proposed alterations inlay be seenat the Local Government Office, Department of Worksand Labour, Perth.

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

NUNGARIN ROAD DISTRICT.Lake Brown Ward.

Transfer of Territory front the Wattoning Ward.All that piece of land bounded on the Northward by

lines commencing at the junction of the North-Easternboundary of Avon Location 15390 with the productionSouth-Westward of the North -Western boundary of Lo-cation 25254 and extending Eastward along the North-Western and the North boundary of said Location25254, the North boundary of Location 24322, part ofthe East boundary of Location 25392, the South bonadart' of Location 25404, and the last-mentioned boun-dary's production East to the District boundary; onthe East by part of time District boundary to the North-East corner of Location. 15977; on the Southward bylines commencing at the said North-East corner and ex-tending -Westward along part of the present Wardboundary to the starting point.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT,1918.

Bridgetown Water Area.P.W.W.S. 838/19.

IT is hereby notified, for general iufonmtion, that HisExcellency the Governor ill Executive Couneil has beenpleased to approve, under the provisions of "TineWater Boards Art Amendment Act, 1918," of a Rateof Two shilling8 and sixpence in the pound being madeand levied in the Bridgetown Water Area for the yearending the 30th June, 1931.


1766 UUVEHNMEN'1 UAZETTE, W.A.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Dundas and Esperance Road Boards.Department of Works and Labour,

I'LW.W.S. 718/28. Perth, 15th July, 1930.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved, under theprovisions of Section 167 of "The Road Districts Act,1919," of the water supplies described in Schedulehereto being placed under the control and managementof the Dundas and Esperance Road Boards.

The notice appearing in the Government Gazette onthe 14th September, 1928, placing certain water sup-lies under the control and management of the Norse-

man and Esperance Road Boards, is hereby repealed.

(Sgd.) C. A. MUNT,tfoder SecTe1-Ary for Works filol La hour.

Schedule

DUNDAS ROAD BOARD.

Tank No

1

2

414

Location

298

516

257 ...near 418

No. ReserveNo.._

Litho.

392/80

392/80

392/80392/80

15 196 392/80

16 502 392/80

17 663 392/80

18 499 392/80

20 622 . 392/80

21 692 ... 19748 392/8022 1026 ... 392/8023 1009 ... 371/8024 112 ... ... 371/8025 1198 ... 19439 371/8026 983 ... 371/8027 966 371/8028 179 ... 371/8029 Moir Rock 2788 372/8030 951 ... 372/8031 44 371/8032 41 372/80

35 467 ... 392/8036 near 649 11/30042 ... near 591 392/80Stennett Rock ... 3045 371/80Dundas 3314 and 350/80

ESPERANCE

Tank No.

3315

BOARD.

ReserveNo.

Litho.

ROAD

Location No.

3 near 676 392/80

153 14193 392/80

651 19231 402/80

7 328 15525 402/80

h 652 402/80

9 954 402/80

10 556 17779 402/80

11 790 ... 2780 402/80

12 near 427 402/80

13 862 402/80

19 Lot 35 19471 392/80

33 452 402/80

34 549 402/80

37 639 392/80

38 862 392/80

39 345 402/80

40 888 402/80

41 996 402/80

43 1384 402/80

44 ... 392/80

Grass Patch 696 15229 402/80

Scaddan T.S 13436 402/80

[AUGUST 1, 1930.

BUNBURY WATER BOARD.Proposed Loan of £600.

NOTICE is hereby given, under Section 114 of "TheWater Boards Act, 1904," that it is the intention ofthe Bunbury Water Board to borrow the sum of gzonfor the purpose of extending the water mains in theBanbury Water Area. The description of the proposedwork is as under:

1. Forrest Avenue.Extension of 3-inch mainfrom the present 3-inch main in Forrest Aeennuto King Road- -40 chains.

2. Skewes Street. Extension of 2-inch main fromthe present 2-inch main hi Skewes Street to serveArmitage and Buchanan Streets -33'/ chains.

3. Clarke Street.Extension of 2-inch main fromGibson Street along Clarke Street for a distance of12-1/3 chains.

The purpose of the proposed works is to supply anefficient water service to residents in the above-men-tioned localities.

The plans, sections, specifications, and books of ref-erence are open for inspection at the office of the WaterBoard, Stephen Street, Bunbury, from Mondays to Fri-days inclusive, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.,rind on Saturdays between the hours of 10 a.m. and 12noon.

J. E. HANDS,Chairman.

J. L. BANTING,Secretary.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENT ACT,1918.

Water Rate in the Narrogin Water Area.P.W.W.S. 1533/22.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear ending 30th June, 1931, of all lands in the Narro-gin Water Area, now liable to he rated under the above-mentioned Act, has been made up and is open for in-spection by Ratepayers.



Notice of Rate in the Narrogin Water Area.Notice is hereby given that, under the powers con-

ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the Minister forWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage has ordered aRate of Two shillings and sixpence in the pound forthe Narrogin Water Area, to be made and levied forthe year ending the 30th June, 1931, upon all rateableland entered in the Rate Book, the making up of whichis published in the Government Gazelle of the 1stAugust, 1930, and a local newspaper; that the MiniarumRate for the above-mentioned period for each separatelyassessed parcel of land, the Annual Rate of which atTwo shillings and sixpence in the pound would not ex-ceed one pound shall be one pound, and that a memor-andum of such order has been duly entered in the RateBook and signed.

The said Rate is now payable in accordance with theBy-laws made under the aforesaid Act.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer-age, and Drainage.

C. A., MUNT,Under Secretary for Water Supply.


TILE WATER BOARDS ACT AMENDMENTACT, 1918.

Pinjarra Water Area.P.W.W.S. 775/25.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve, under the provisions of " The WaterBoards Act Amendment Act, 1918," of a Rate of Threeshilling's in the pound being made and levied by the Pilejarra Water Board in the Pinjarra. Water Area for theyear ending the 30th June, 1931.


AuGusT 1, 1930.1 GO \ ERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1767

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work.

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date and Timefor Closing.

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

1930. 1930.(Noon on Tuesday.)

July 17 Carmel School Teacher's Quarters ! 5th AugustNew Verandah (8016)

Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 22nd July,1930.

July 17 Bunbury Police Inspector's Quart- 5th AugusteraRenovations (8017)

Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Bunbury ;and Court House, Busselton, on and after 22ndJuly, 1930.

July 31 i Victoria Park SchoolDrainage 19th August(8018)

Contractors' Room, Perth. on and after 5th August,1930.

July 31 PindarPortable School (8019) ... 19th August, Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Geraldton,on and after 5th August, 1930.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Worksand Labour," and marked "Tender," and will be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowestor any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

THE DOO ACT, 1903-28.P.W. 290/30.

WHEREAS in exercise of the power contained in Sec-tion 34a of The Dog Act, 1903-28," the LocalAuthority named in the Schedule hereto, by resolutionduly carried on the date set opposite its name in thesaid Schedule (notice whereof is contained in P.W.290/30), has made By-laws as follows:

(1) Every person, being the owner of any dog withinthe meaning of Section 4 of " The Dog Act,1903-28," within the District of the LocalAuthority, shall keep such clog chained or other-wise under effective control from sunset to sin--rise during each and every period of twenty-four hours;

(2) Any person committing a breach of this By-lawshall on conviction be liable to a penalty notexceeding the sum. of Ten pounds;

Any dog found wandering at large contrary tothis By-law will be dealt with under the pro-visions of the said Act by the Local Authority.

(3)

File No.

P.W. 290/30

Name of Local I Date By-law passedAuthority. , by re.solution.

Harvey Road Board 21st July, 1930.

Recommended(Sgd. ) C. BA NT F

Minister Controlling Local 1;oci,11,111,qq,

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 29th day of July, 1930.

(Sgd.) L. E. SITA PCOVP,Clerk of the Council.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Guildford MunicipalityBy-law No. 21 (Amendment).

P.W. 128/29.IN pursuance of the powers contained in " The Muni-cipal Corporations Act, 1906," the Guildford Muni-cipal Council orders that the following clause and sideclauses he added to By-law No. 21 :

(2) The following places shall be set aside to beused exclusively for motor vehicles for hire

(a) Swan Street, on the North side, commencing ata point 40 feet East of the junction with Ter-race Road and extending East for 60 feet, formotor omnibuses only.

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

(b) Swan Street, on the North side, commencing 120feet East of the junction with Terrace Roadand extending East for 100 feet, for taxi carsonly.

Pass;ed by the Mayor and Councillors of the GuildfordMunicipal Council on this twelfth day of June, 1930.

IL CALDER CR,OW"fIlEll,[Ls.] Mayor.

L. GIBBONS,

Recommended--

Town Clerk.

(Sgd.) C. F. BAXTER,Minister Controlling Local Government.

Approved lo- B. E.:c,Ilency the Governor in Execu-tive Council this 15111 day of July, 1930.

(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOW,Clerk of the Council.

THE MAIN ROADS ACT, 1925.Repeal of Regulations.

Main Roads Beard,M.R.B. 1074/27. Perth, 25th July, 1930.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to repeal the Regulations made on 9th Novem-ber, 1927, in pursuance of Section 31 of " The MainRoads Act, 1925," relative to crossings from privateproperties to main roads.

M. GLENDINNING,Secretary.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 31st July, 1930.

Agric. No. 5816/16; Ex. Co. No. .1909.IlIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the appointment of ArthurColin Jenyns as an Inspector under "The AgriculturalProducts Act, 1929."

Agric. No. 2450/30; Ex. Co. No. 1908.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the appointment of PoliceOfficer Alfred George Staunton Timms as an HonoraryInspector under "The Brands Act, 1904," and "TheStock Diseases Act. 1895,"

(Sgd.) G. L. SUTTON,Director of Agriculture.


INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1925.Notice of Cancellation of Registration of Industrial

Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of Elio ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Bunbury Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.

Dated at Perth this 28th day of July, 1930.FRANK WALSH,

Registrar of Industrial Unions.


Union.I HEREBY give- notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Geraldton Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.




Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, ill accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Narrogin Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.


Registrar of Industrial. Unions.


Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Katanning Branch, as an industrialunon of workers under the said Act.



INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1925.Notice of. Cancellation of Registration of Industrial

Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The Shop

Assistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Wagin Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.

Dated at Perth this 28th day of July, 1930.FRANK 'WALSH,



Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, inn accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and 'Warehouse Employees' Industrial Uniono Workers, W.A., Northam Branch, as a 11 industrialunion of workers under the said Act.

Dated at Perth this 28th day of July, 1930.FRANK WAESII,



Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of the Collie Dis-trict Traders Employees' industrial Union of Workersas an industrial union of workers under the said Act.




Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Albany Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.




Union.I HEREBY give notice that I have this day, in accord-ance with the provisions of Section 27 (1) of the above-named Act, cancelled the registration of The ShopAssistants and Warehouse Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, W.A., Denmark Branch, as an industrialunion of workers under the said Act.



THE MINING ACT, 1904.Department of Mines,

Perth, 29th July, 1930.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Lease and Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. J. CALANCHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases.The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Coolgardie 5228, 5229.

The undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent :

Goldfield. District. No. ofLease.

Name of Lease. Lessee.

Pilbara Marble Bar 819 Forrest Abbey Forrest, James ; Forrest, Edward.

AUGUST 1, 19301 GO VERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1769

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 31st July, 1930.

IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Ministers have been duly registered in this officefor the celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

1930.2226 July 23

July 242227

1334

Congregational Church.The Rev. G. R. Stewart ...The Rev. E. E. Taylor ...

Roman Catholic Church.Right .1. P. °Toni ns,

BusseltonLeederville

0

SussexPerth.

Geraldton.

WESTE RN AUSTRALIA N GO VED-NNI, ENTI! A LAV AYS.

C.A. 30/608 (1).IT is hereby notified, for general lnforil ttimi, that thefollowing alterations and additions Lave been made toCoaching and Goods lintel Rook-, dated Est December,1923:

Coaching, Rates Knott.Page 46--Bo Scouts and Girl guides, etc.--

names of A. Burville and Geoffrey ConnorR. C. Sadlier.

Pages 18-49 Educational Purpos.s---..belauseDelete "graduates " and insert "Students.'

Goods Rates Book.Page 32 Insert:--

Confectionery (medicated) in parcels aitdpetsClass 3.

Confectionery (medicated it iu casks, cases. andboxesClass °.

Page 44 Insert:Oil, FuelOil, Fuel

Page 199Insert:Bonedust, o Perth.

Bonedust ;ed. from Kalgoorlie to Perth is tohe charged for al Manure Rate throughout tile yeaprovided it is loaded in trucks that would othe-wise run empty frIMI

Page 127Insert.Fuel oil convi:ye,1 in privately-owned tank wagons will he charged to i.H10 \vs:

Class 1... Class C, Min. tons.

Capacity Tank. For first 200miles.

201 to 400miles.

For each ad-ditional mile

over 400miles.

5,000 gallons

per mile

4s. 10d.

per mile

3s. iocl.

per mile

2s. MI.

The above charges do not include shunting front orinto a private siding. The empty tanks will be hauledfree of charge back to Fremantle.

Page 169Australian Trailers & Export Co's Siding(including the sublease to Paterson & Co.) has beentransferred to the Conservator of Forests.

1' ".t 1 75 A sublease of R. Purser & Cu'- Siding,1Th--,nudean, has been granted to the International Har-vester Coy. of Australia Pty., Ltd. Shun tifor through fra 2,:t. and -I and ;wheeled.truck apply.

Page 175___Oresco Fertilizers, Ltd., Siding,water, five miles from Perth.Amend to read six

Page 176Insert:

AccountingStation. Siding.

MilesfromPerth.

Shunting Charges.

Through Traffic.

Koorda Vacuum OilCo.

174 2s. and 4s.per 4 and8- wheeled truck.

Page 177A lelaide Minos Develoi anent, No Liability,Coolgardie.Alter name to read J. A. Nickel.

Page 178Lake Grace-Karlgarin Extension.Shunting charges of 4s. and 8s. per 4 and 8-

S. BENNETT,Registrar General.

wheeled truck, with a minimum of 11 per shunt, willbe charged for putting traffic across tie main camp.

Traffic placed in Lake Grace yard dead-end willbe charged 2s, and 4s. per 4 and 8-wheeled truck.

Page 179Insert:

AccountingStation.

Albany ...

Siding.

leury , &Co, ("Lease of

ofportionLoading Plat-form)

Milesfrom

Perth.

4

Shunting Charges.

Local. 1 Through.

2s. and 4s. 2s. and 4s.per 4 and per 4 and8-wheeled 8-wheeledtruck truck

Delete :

AccountinStation. Siding.

Milesfrom

Perth.

Shunting Charges.

Local. Through.

Albauv 341 2s. and 4s. 2s. and 4s.per 4 and per 4 and8-wheeled 8-wheeledtruck truck

Page 180A rmadale.A sublease of the Metropolitan Brick Co 's Siding

has been granted to Phillips Wells.Page 198-- --I ;alii du.

Insert I and 5 iu Cranes and Capacity column.Page 198Borden.

Insert 1 and 3 in Cranes and Capacity column.I 'age 199B11-lading.

Insert "Yes" in Sheep and Cattle race columns.Page 199Brunswick Junction.

Insert 1 and 3 in Cranes and Capacity column.Page 204Kylie.

imert Yes " in Sheep and Cattle race columns.Page 204Lake Brown.

Insert "Yes" in Sheep and Cattle race colunnis.Page 209Insert

Station. Miles fromPert!'. Line.

Tonehe 167 1 M.R.

The above Siding he opened for the receipt anddespatch of goods in truck loads on the usualana ti ended siding P: ....._cr traTe or small

ae.uts

Insert "Yes" in Sheep and Cattle race columns.P 209Wadderin Hill.

"Yes" in Sheep and Cattle race columns.Pat-!,e 023 Railway Co's Line.

Insert:

Miles from Midland Junction. !Miles fromPerth.

157

Station.

167 Touche.

Perth, 28th July, 1930.

E. A. EVANS,Commissioner of Railways.

1770 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOTGOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Tenders.

rAuGusu 1, 1930.

TenderBoardNo.

420/30

437/30

Date.

1930.July 24

July 26

Contractor.

Collie Coal

Cuming SmithLyell Farmerstilizers,

No.

Yard ...

& Mt.Fer-

Ltd.

Sche-duleNo.

85A,1930

91A,1930

Tenders

Particulars.

Best Quality Charcoal for Govt.Chemical Laboratory forperiod from 25-7-30 to30-6-3]

Potato Manure, 700 tons, insecondhand bags, deliveredF.O.R., Perth

for Government Supplies.

Departmentconcerned.

Govt. Analyst ...

GoSettle -

rllmein't

Rale.

£3 12s. 6d, perton.

£5 12s. 3d. perton.

Date ofadvertising. !

Schedule Supplies required. Date ofclosing.

1930.June 17

July 15July 22 ..July 17July 17July 22July 15 .July 24June 19

Juno 19

July 17

July 17 ...

July 31

July 24 ...

74A, 1930 Oxygen for all Government Requirements and Hospital Requirements in100ft., 40ft., and 2Oft. cylinders, for year ending 31st August, 1931 ...

90A, 1930 Water Meters, bin., 50 only ... ... ... ... ... ... ...97A, 1930 ... Car and Wagon Tyres, 750 only ... ... ... ... ... ...92A and 93A, 1930 Making of Railway and Tramway Uniforms, Winter 1931 and Summer 1931-3295A, 1930 ... Aluminium Dinner Cans (3-piece) and Plates, 100 only ... ... ...98A, 1930 ... Firewood, 100 cords, for Station Creek Pumping Station ... ... ...89A, 1930 ... Prime Seed Maize, Hickory King, 1,000 bushels, and Ninety-day, 100 bushels

(recalled)99A, 1930 ... Towelling, 16in. wide, 1,000 yards, for the manufacture of Roller Towels ...76A, 1930 Pressed Steel Tyres for Railway Tricycles and Quad. Cycles, 400 only ...

79A, 1930 Pressed Steel Wheels for Railways, 200 only ...

96A, 1930

94A, 1930

101A, 1930

100A, 1930

... Tram Car Electrical Equipments, comprising 20 Traction Motors, each of50 H.P. 10 Controllers complete with Contactors and Car Cables, and 5 Com-plete Air Brake Equipments ...

... Extra High Tension Dividing Box Bushing Insulators, 20,000 volt, 30 only

For Sale by Tender.... Sludge in Settling Pits at Burswood Island for a period of 1 or 3 years (approxi-

mately 1,800 cub. yds. per year) or alternatively 500 cub. yds. per year for 1

... Plant, Buildings, etc., comprising the State Battery at Mt. Egerton, in onelot or separately, as it now stands at Mt. Egerton

81trply4. Government Property for Sale.The Tender Board has for disposal a large number of Second-hand Tip Drays,

for which offers are invited. Inspection can be made at the East PerthPlant Depot. Offers should be made in writing to the undersigned.

1930.

Aug. 7Aug. 7Aug. 7Aug. 14Aug. 14Aug. 14

Aug. 21Aug. 21Extended to

Aug. 28Extended to

Aug. 28

Extended toSept. 11

Extended toSept. 18

Aug. 14

Aug. 21

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned suppliesuntil 2.15 p.m. on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street,

Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

H. C. TRETHOWAN,Dated this 314 day of ruiy, 1030. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Bulolo Gold Mines, No Liability.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office forthe State of Western Australia of Bulolo Gold Mines,No Liability, a Company incorporated in the State ofSouth Australia and carrying on business in the Stateof Western Australia, is situated at 84 Palace Claim-Piers, ritana Street, Kalgoorlie, and that such officeis accessible to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. onMondays to Fridays, and from 10 a.m. to 12 noon 00Saturdays.

Dated the 27th day of June, 1930.(Sgd.) REG. F. COOK,

Palace Chambers, Kalgoorlie,Solicitor for the Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Blennerhassett 's Institute of Accountancy, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the office and princip-'place of business in the State of Western Australia ofthe abovenamed Company is situate at St. George'sHouse, 115-123 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the saidState, and is accessible to the public between the hoursof 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on week days and between thehours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Saturdays.

Dated this 17th day of July, 1930.

ROBINSON, COX, & WHEATLEY,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company,

20 Howard Street, Perth.

AUGUST 1, 19j0.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1771

Western Australia,THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.

Craganorig, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe [11)0volt-oiled company- is situate at No. 3 SecondFloor, Surrey Clem:hers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,in the State of Western Australia, where all legal pro-ceedings may be served upon and all notices addressedor given to the company. The said office is open forbusiness between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.ne. onordinary week days, and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon onSaturdays.

Dated this 2'1th day of july, 193o.T. CULLITY,

Director.J. J. .Preffilergast & Cu., Public Accountants and Audi-

tors, No. 3 Second Floor, Surrey Chambers, St.George' S rterrace, Perth.

THE COMPANIES ACT, l'93.In the matter of the South Australian Farmers'

Co-operative Union, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the above Company will,at the expiration of three months from the last publi-cation of this notice, voluntarily cease to carry onbusiness in the State of Western Australia.

Dated this 29th day of July, 1930.JOHN R. THEW,

Attorney of the Company,567 Wellington Street, Perth.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893,and in the 'natter of Collie Land and Timber Com-pany, Limited (in liquidation).

NOTICE is hereby given that, at an extraordinarygeneral meeting of Shareholders of the abovenamedCompany, duly convened and held at the RegisteredOffice of the Company, St. George's House, Perth, onThursday, the 24th day of July, 1930, the followingspecial resolution was duly passed:--" That Mr. WillDavies, Chartered Accountant (Aust.), be and he is'hereby appointed Liquidator for the purpose of thevoluntary winding-up of the Company."

Dated at Perth this 25th day of July, 1930.W. PADBURY,

Chairmam

To the RetTistrar of Companies and to all others wItomit may concern.

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Section 202 of"The Companies Act, 1893," that the ()Mee or place ofbusiness in the State of Western Australia of ElectricLabour Savers (Eureka Maytag), Ltd., where all legalproceedings may be served upon and all notices ad-dressed or given to the Company, has been removed toRoom No. 5, Economic Buildings., William Street,Perth, in the said State.

Dated this 31st day of July, 1930.For Electric Labour Savers (Eureka Maytag), Ltd.,

S. A. MORTTM.ER,Attorney for the said Company in the

State of Western Australia.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAT'sTRALIA.No. 3 of 1930.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893," and Inthe matter of Auburn Cars W.A., Limited.

ii IS Honour Mr. Justice Dwyer has by an Order dated._'"qh day of July, 1930, appointed Alexander John

Me Laren, of Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace,Perth, Public Accountant, to be Official Liquidator ofthe abovenamed Company, and has ordered that noticeof the appointment of the Official Liquidator should beadvertised once in the Government Ga,s-ette and once inthe West Au.stralian newspaper.

Dated the 26th day of July, 1930.ERIC E. DURGES*:,

Assneinte.Robinson, Cox, & Wheatley, 20 Howard Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Official Liquidator.

IN l'HE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

In the matter of "The Companies Act, 1893," and inthe matter of Collie Laud and Timber Company,Limited (in Liquidation).

THE creditors of the abovenamed Company are re-quired, on or before the 18th day of August, 1930, tosend their names and addresses, and the particulars oftheir debts or claims, and the names and addressesof their Solicitors (if any) to Mffi Will Davies, theVoluntary Liquidator of the said Company, care ofMessrs. Ford, Rhodes, & Davies, Chartered Accountants(Aust.), St. George's House, St. George's Terrace,Perth, and if so required by notice in writing from thesaid Voluntary Liquidator, are by their Solicitors orotherwise to prove their said debts or claims, at theoffice of the Voluntary Liquidator, in St. George'sHouse, Perth, at such time as shall he specified in suchnotice, or in default thereof they will be excluded fromthe benefit of any distribution made before such debtsare proved.

Dated at Perth this 25th day of July. 1930.WILL DAVIES,

-Voluntary Liquidator.Ford, Rhodes, & Davies, Chartered Accountants (Aust.),

St'. George's House. Perth, and at Fremantle andRalgoorlie.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toCraganorig, Limited.


T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.

Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

APPOINTMENT.(35th Victoria, No. 3.)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to ap-point Eric Nelson Rowley, of Sydney, in the State ofNew South Wales, Solicitor, a Commissioner of theSupreme Court of Western Australia, to administer ortake within the said State of New South Wales anyoath, affidavit, affirmation, declaration, or aeknowledg-ment by a married woman to be used in the SupremeCourt of Western Australia. The Commission to remainin force until the said Erie Nelson Rowley ceases to re-side in New South Wales a for,;:lid, or until he ceasesto practise the profession of a Solicitor there, er until,revoked.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 28th July, 1930.

APPOINTMENT.(35th Victoria, No. 3,)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to ap-point Eric Glendinning Cowell, of Auckland, in theDominion of New Zealand, Solicitor, a. Commissioner ofthe Supreme Court of Western Australia, to administeror take within the City and Provincial District of Auck-land, in the said Dominion of New- Zealand; any oath,affidavit, affirmation, declaration, or acknowledgment bya married woman to be used in the Supreme Court ofWestern Australia. The Commission to remain in forceuntil the said Eric Glendinning Cowell ceases to resideat Auckland aforesaid, or until he ceases to practise theprofession of a Solicitor there, or until revoked.

[L.s.] T. F. DAVIES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Commit Office,Perth, 28th July, 1930.


APPOINTMENT.(35th Victoria, No. 3.)

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to ap-point Romi lly Carved: Harry, of Adelaide, in the Stateof South Australia, Solicitor, a Commissioner of theSupreme Court of Western Australia, to administer ortake within South Australia any oath, affidavit, affirma-tion, declaration, or acknowledgment by a marriedwoman to be used in the Supreme Court of WesternAustralia. The Commission to remain in force until thesaid Romilly Carveth Harry ceases to reside in SouthAustralia aforesaid, or until he ceases to practise theprofession of a Solicitor there, or until revoked.

[L.s.] T. F. DAVIES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 25th July, 1930.

IN THE MATTER Oh' THE ASSOCIATIONSINCORPORATION ACT, 1895.

I, WILLIAM JAMES COBB, of Katanning, in theState of Western Australia, Business Manager, the per-son hereunto authorised by Katanning Returned Sol-diers' and Young People's Club, do hereby give noticethat I am desirous that such Club should be incorpor-ated under the provisions of "The Associations In-corporation Act, 1895."

W. J. COBB.

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said Act:

Memorial of Katanning Returned Soldiers' andYoung People's Club, filed in pursuance of "The Asso-ciations Incorporation Act, 1895:-

1. Name of the Institution.Katanning ReturnedSoldiers' and Young People's Club.

2. Object or purpose of the Institution.(a) Topurchase Katauning Town Lot C130, and to lease thebuildings now erected thereon to the Katanning Branchof the Returned Soldiers' League; (b) to furnish andprovide means for the carrying on of gymnastic, euryth-mics, and physical exercise and drill; (c) generally toacquire property and construct and furnish buildingsfor the purposes of the Association, and sell, lease,mortgage, or otherwise deal with any property of theAssociation; (d) to borrow or raise moneys by anymeans; (e) generally to do all such other things as areincidental or conducive to the attainment of the aboveobjects or any of them.

3. Where situated or established.At Katanning inWestern Australia.

4. The name or names of the Trustees.5. In whom the Management of the Institution is

vested and by what means.A Committee consisting ofa President, two Vice-Presidents, an Honorary Secre-tary, an Honorary Treasurer, and five ordinary mem-bers, elected annually in accordance with the Rules ofthe Association.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the matter of the Estate of George Holmes, late of

Flat Rocks, near Broomehill, in the State of West-ern Australia, Farmer, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands upon or against the abovementioned Estateare hereby required to send in writing particulars oftheir claims or demands to the undersigned, the Solici-tor for William Henry Holmes, the Administrator ofthe said Estate, on or before the 1st day of September,1930, after which date the said Administrator will pro-ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased amongstthe persons entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands of which he shall then have hadnotice.


A. D. SMITH.Austral Terrace, Katanning,

Solicitor for the said William Henry Hoboes.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNA US ITALIAPROBATE J U ispicTioN.

In the Estate of James Nicholas, late of Fourth Avenue,Bassendean, in the State of Western Australia, Re-tired Old Age Pensioner, deceased (intestate).

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the abovenatned JamesNicholas, deceased, are required to send particularsthereof in writing to the Administrator, The WestAustralian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company,Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or be-fore the 1st day of September, 1930, after which datethe Administrator will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims of which the said Com-pany shall then have had notice.

Dated the 28th day of duly, 1930.SHAW S.; SIL-VW,

of Si St. George 's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of ;lames Faulkner (alsoknown as James Edward Faulkner), late of 8 MayStreet, West Perth, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Retired Engineer, deceased.

ALL persons having claims or demands against theEstate of James Faulkner (also known as James Ed-ward Faulkner), late of S May Street, West Perth,in the State of Western Australia, Retired Engineer,are required to send particulars of the same to theExecutors of the Will of the said deceased, care ofthe Wrest Australian Trustee, Executor, and AgencyCompany, Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth,before the 1st day of September, 1930, after whichdate the Executors will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased among the persons entitled there-to, having regard only to such claims of which theyhave received notice.

Dated this 26th day of July, 1930.JOSEPH, MUIR, & WILLIAMS,

Solicitors, Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executors.

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION

In the matter of the Will of Thomas McKenna, late ofWagin, Bootmaker, deceased.

Notice to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the aborenamed de-ceased are hereby required to send particulars thereofin writing to the Executors, Eleanor Johnston McKennaand Edward Darcy Longson, care of the undersigned,on or before the 1st day of September, 1930, after whichdate the Executors will proceed to distribute amongstthe persons entitled thereto the assets of the said de-ceased, having regard only to those claims of whichparticulars Shall have been given as aforesaid.

Dated the 29th day of July, 1930.JOHN H. BAXTER,

Piesse's Buildings, Wagin,Solicitor for the said Executors.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION

Re Chung Lin, late of Green Street, Osborne Park, in theState of Western Australia, Market Gardener, de-ceased.

ALL persons having any claims against the Estate ofChung Lin are hereby required to send particulars there-of in writing to the West Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Company, Limited, the Administrator (withthe Will) of the Estate of the deceased, at 135 St.George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 1st day ofSeptember, 1930, after which date the Administrator(with the Will) will proceed with the distribution ofthe Estate of the said deceased, having regard only tosuch claims that lie such have then received notice.

Dated this 30th clay of July, 1930.FRED CURRAN,

Brown's Buildings, 193 Murray Street, Perth,Solicitor for the Administrator (with the Will annexed).

AUGUST 1, 1930.1 GOVER.IQ,IENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1773

THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION

Re John Nathan Colton, formerly of Perth, but late of29 Gill Street, Cottesloe Beach, in the State ofWestern Australia, Traveller, deceased.

.ALL persons having any claims against the Estate of--John Nathan Cohen are hereby required to par-ticulars thereof in writing to the Executrixof the Estate of the deceased, eare oil td t urran,Solicitor, 193 Murray Street, Perth, on or Core the1st day of September, 1930, after which date the Fittn-trix will proceed with the distribution of the Estate ofthe said deceased, having regard only to such claimsthat she shall have then received notice.

Dated this 29th day of Jul;:, 1930.FRED CURRAN,

Brown 's Buildings, 193 Murray Street, Perth,Solicitor for Dorothy Tempest. Argent,

the Executrix of the Will of the abovenamel deceased.

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liteount (and Land ) Tax Assessment . . .

Index to Cove/amen( Grt:c1 ( yearly) .

Industrial Arbitration Act (Consolidated)InebriatesInspection of Mac ir ory Act with Regulations

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto-fore existing between Robert MeConachy, of BonMarche Buildings, Barrack Street, Perth, and JohnKeith Farleigh, of 3 Langsford Street, Claremont,under the style or firm of the "Interstate TrusteeCoy-.," as partners it will, was on the 23rd day of Jute,

Inspection of Sei: tfold jag .1Insurance Companitts, .ArtInterpretation Act .

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Landlord and Tenant A el .)ated this 23rd day of July, 1930. Legal Practitioners Ail 0 ;-lidated)

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