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No. 102.] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER. [1930.
THE TERRITORY OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.Pounds Ordinance 1930.
\I7 HERE AS by section two of the Pound. Or diih.a.uce 1930,y it is provided that that Ordinance shall commenceon a date to be fixed by the Government Resident by noticein the Gazette:
Now therefore, I, Victor George Carrington, the GovernmentResident for the Territory of Central Australia, do herebyfix the first day of December One thousand nine hundred andthirty as the date on which that Ordinance shall commence.
Dated this third day of November, 1930.V. G. CARRINGTON, Government Resident.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.TESTAMENTARY CAUSES JURISDICTION.
INthe matter of the estates of the undermentioned deceasedpersons :
Name. Late of. Occupation.Claim to beiodmi on or
beture.
John WilliamFountain
Anders GustafStrand
George Masters
HorseshoeBend
Arltunga ..
Banka Banka
Old -age Pen-sioner
Miner ..
Prospector ..
30th Novent -ber, 1930
Whereas 1, the Public Trustee for the Territory of CentralAustralia, have been duly authorized to administer the above -mentioned estates, notice is hereby given pursuant to section22 of the Trzrstee Act 1893, that all creditors, beneficiaries,
3262.No. 102. PRICE, OD.; Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; Half- Yearly, 15s. 2d. ; Yearly, 30s. 4d.
and other persons having claims against any of these estatesare required to send in, in writinn to me at my. office, AliceSprings, full particulars and proof of any such-claim on orbefore the date shown above against the name of the deceasedperson concerned or, in default thereof, I will .proeeed todistribute the said estates or such parts thereof as may havecome to my hands amongst the persons respectively entitledthereto, having regard only to the. claims of which thenhave notice; and that I, the said Public Trustee, will not beliable for the assets, oi' ally part thereof, so distributed to anyperson of .whose claim I have not had notice at the time ofdistribution.
And notice is also hereby given that all persons who areindebted to any of the said estates are required to pay thettiount of their debts to me or proceedings will be takenfor the recovery thereof ; and all persons having propertybelonging to any of the said estates are forthwitli to deliverthe same to me.
V. G. C; ARRINGTON, Public Trustee.Alice Springs, 27th October, 1930.
TERRITORY OF NORFOLK ISLAND.Administrator's Office,
Norfolk Island, 4th October, 1930.IH71113Y certify that a Proclamation issued by theGovernor - General under _the provisions of the Rcciprocn.1
Enforcement of .htdgm.enta 'Ordinance 1925, of the Territoryof Norfolk Island, declaring that the said Ordinance shallextend to judgments obtained in the Supreme Court of NewZealand in like manner as it extends to judgments obtainedin a Superior Court in the United Kingdom was posted atthe Court House, Kingston, on the third day of October, 1930.
A. J. BENNETT, Administrator.
No. 102.--20th November, 1930 2268 Commonwealth Gazette
8TATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE THREEMONTHS .ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930.
STATEMENT A.
STATEMENT OF TREAS,URY BALANCES AT _30TH SEPTEMBER, 1030.
Cash Accounts in AustraliaCommonwealth Public Account ..Sinking Fund .. ..Departmental Cash Balances
Deduct Liability to Commonwealth Bank for Redemption and Interest
London Current Accokt+nt . ..New fork Current AccountSinking Fund Balances in London and New YorkTrust Fund Investments
General Trust Funds . . .National Debt Sinking Fund ..Officer& Assurance Fund ..Superannuation Fund .. ..Norfolk Island Funds ..
..
..
..
Consolidated Revenue FundAccumulated deficit at 30th June, 1930 .. ..Deficit for three months ended 30th September, 1930 ..
Temporary advance from Loan Fund to meet accumulated deficit at30th June, 1930 .. .. .. .
Trust FundLondon Transactions details not available ..
-Loan Fund -Balance of Loan raisingsAdvances from the CommonweaithBank
..
L,ea8 t fti1ritary advance- tö meet accumulated. deficit in ConsolidatedRevenue Fund at 30th June, 1930 .. .. .. ..
1,05316 raised for the States -
Interstate Cash-Adjustment .. .. ..Advance to Superannuation Fund Management Board
in+ of Loans to be &e. ..Advances to States anticipation raised, ..Queensland Griveernment for temporary advance in London .. ..Cash Credits Commonwealth Bank .. .. ...Public Debt
War purposes .. _ ..Commonwealth Works and other purposes .. .. ..Debts of the States .. .. .. .. ..
Dr. Cr.
Cr. 443,876Dr. 434,600Dr.1,099,161
s. d.
5 72 72 7
E s. d. a. d.
Dr.1.089,88419 7Cr.3,319,636 0 0 2,229,751 0 5
2,816,816. 15 11
26,362 16 6158,107 9 5
5,117,667 18 112;798,25916 3
129 17 63,384,481 13 9
2;279 15 611,302,819 1 11
6,458,722 15 06,747,353 13 1
13,206,076 8 1
6,458,722 15 06;747,353 13 1
13,887,075 14 3. 33,i42 18 0
3,188,029 4 45g06,900 0 10
8,494,929 4 4
6,458,722 15 02,036,206 9 4
. 425 7 5. .. 32,184 12 11
. . 354,600 0 0
.. . 2,932,078 6 6
.. .. 550,000 0 03,655 0 0
281,080.025 18 1093,753,75.4 12 5
740,663,206 1 31,115,496,98612 6
Commonwealth Government Inscribed Stock and Bonds, Australia ..Commonwealth Government Registered Stock and Debentures, London ..Comnionweolth Government Bonds, New York .. .. ..Commonwealth Treasury Bills Australia .. .. .Commoáwealth Treasury Bills- London . _ ..Peace Savings Certificates .. .. .. .. ..War Savings Certificates . .. .. ..War Savings Stamps - .. .. .. .. ..War Gratuity Bonds overdue ... .. .. ..Indebtedness to Government of United Kingdom under Funding Arrange -
ments. Act 1921 4 .Balance of Loans taken over from the State of South Australia in 1910- -
Northern Territór .. .. .. ..Port Augusta wway .. .. .. .. .. ..
States' Debts .taken over by the CommonwealthAustralia .. . . .London .. .. .. . .. ..New York .. .. ... .. .. . .
Carried forward ..
351,171,233112,569,30433,299,2916,397,000
10,000,000288,518
1012
1
00
18
454009
105,278 15 0. . 14,938 6 9
17,757 16 4
80,518,936 0 6
1,112,124 0 0921,046 2 11
2,033,170 2 11
178,742,861 19 7325,684,161 3 5
14,543,409 5 2518,970,432 8 2..
1,137,052,676 g 4 1;136,941,551 5 4
Commbnwealth Gazette`: 2209
STATEMENT A.continued.
STATEMENT OF TREASURY BALANCES AT 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930continued.
No 1 2,-;---=20th-: iNcivebaber 8O'
Brought forward ..£ 8. 4.
1,137,052,676 5 4
Property Transferred from the State of New South Wales . .. j .. +
Amounts due by Other Administrations and AuthoritiesGovernment of Victoria .. .. . .. .. 1,622,396 5 0Government of South_Australia .. .. .. .. .. .. 1,000,000 0 0Government of Tasmania .. .. . .. 328,682 1 6Administration of Papua .. . .. .. 65,952 5 3Administration of New Guinea .. .. .. .. .. 81,899 9 8British P- hosphate Commissioners .. ... .. 1,415,893 12 0Anstrálian fiómmánweidtliShipping`Board . . .. .. . , .. 658,449 12 2Superannuation Fund Management Board .. .. .. 3.54,600. 0 D.North Australia -Commission .. .. .. .. .. 95,100 0 0White Star Line Limited .. .. .. 1,320,000 '0 0"Geelong Returned Soldiers' and . Sailors' Woollen and Worsted Co-
operative Manufacturing Company Limited . . 25,000. 0 0Loans to Returned Soldiers for Land Settlement in Federal Territories .. .. 1,757 10 6Advance to Controller and Accountant, General Post Office, and to
Commonwealth Bank; London, for War Pensions .. .. .. ¡ .. I 13,000 0 0Loan to Young Men's Christian Association, Melbourne, on account of
Naval Hostel .. . .. .. .. ] .. J 5,800 0 0Treasurer of the Commonwealth Amounts due by other Administra.
tions, &c. .. .. .. .. .. .. l .. I ..
S. G. McFARLANE,Assistant Secretary (Finance).
Commonwealth Treasury,1930.
. j1,144,041,207 1 5
£ e. d.1,136,941,551 5 4
111,125 0 0
6,988,530 16
1,144,041,207 1 5
J. A. LYONS,Acting Treasurer.
No. 102,-20th November, .1030 2268 Commonwealth Gazette
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE THREEMONTHS ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930.
STATEMENT A.
STATEMENT OF TREASURY BAIA14CFS AT 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930.
Cr.
Cash Accounts in Australia --Commonwealth Public Account ..Sinking Fund .. .. .. eDepartmental Cash Balances ..
Cr. 443,876 5 7Dr 434,600 2 7Dr.1,099,161 2 '7
Dr.1.089,88419 7Deduct Liability to Commonwealth Bank for Redemption and Interest Cr.3,319,636 0 0
London Ourl+ent Account; ; . . .. .New 'York Current AccountSinking Fund Balances in London and New YorkTrust Fund Investments
General Trust Funds .National Debt Sinking Fund .. ..Officers' Assurance Fund ..Superannuation Fund .. ..Norfolk Island Funds .. ..
1 .. 26,362 16 6158,107 9 5
5,117,667 18 112;798,259 16 3
` 129 17 63,384,481 13 9
2,279 15 6
Consolidated Revenue FundAccumulated deficit at 30th June, 1930 .. .. 6,458,722 15 0Deficit for three months ended 30th September, 1930 6,747,353 13 1
Temporary advance from Loan Fund to meet accumulated deficit at30th June, 1930 . .
13,206,076 8
11,302,819 1 11
6,458,722 15 0
Trust Fund b. . .London Transactions details not available .. .. -
Luan FundBalance of Loan raisings .. .. .. .. 3,188,029 4 4Advances from the CommonwealthBnk : , , _ .. . - 5,'306,900 _. 0 - 0
8,494,929 4 4Zëlra tëñtporary ädvaiice to meet accumulated" deficit in Consolidated
Revenue Fund at 30th June, 1930 . . 6,458,722 15 0
6;747,353 13
33,842 18 0
Loans raised for the States .. .. .Interstate Cash Adjustment .Advance to Superannuation Fund Management Board .. -Advances to States in anticipation of Loans to be rated, &c. .. ..Queensland Government for temporary advance in London .. .. .Cash Credit Commonwealth Bank .. .. ..Public Debt .
War purposes .. 281,080,025 18 10Commonwealth Works and other purposes .. .. .. 93,753,754 12 5Debts of the States .. .. .. .. .. .. '740,663,206 1 3
425 7 5354,60 0 0
2,932,078 6 6
1,115,496,986 12 6
£ a. d.
2,229,751 0 5
2,816,816 15 11
13,887,075 14 3
2,036,206 9 4
32,184 12 11
550,000 0 03,655 0 0
Commonwealth Government Inscribed Stock and Bonds, Australia .. .. 351,171,233 10 4
Commonwealth Government Registered Stock and Debentures, London .. .. .. 112,569,304 12 5
Commonwealth Government Bonds, New York . .. .. .. .. 33,299,291 1 4
Commonwealth Treasury BillsAustralia .. .. .. .. .. 6,397,000 0 0Commonwealth Treasury Bills London SS .. .. 10,000,000 - 0 0
Peace Savings Certificates .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 288,518 18 9
War Savings Certificates .. .. .. .. .. .. 105,278 15 0
War Savitige Stamps ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 14,938 6 9War Gratuity Bondsoverdue .. . .. . .. .. 17,-757 16 4Indebtedness to Government of United Kingdom under Funding Arrange-
ments Act 1921 .. .. 80,518,936 0 6Balance of Loans taken over from the State of South Australia in 1910
Nórthern Territory .` .. .. .. .. 1,112,124 0 0Port Augusta Railway .. .. .. .. .. .. 921,046 2 11
.. 2,033,170 2 11
States' Debts taken over by the Commonwealth --Australia 178,742,861 19 7London .. . .. .. .. .. 325,684,161 3 5New York _ , , .. 14,543,409 5 2
Carried forward . .
t
518,970,432 8 2
1,137,052,676 5 4 1,136,941,551 5 4
6ru ir? ()ií-vVealth Gazette. 2269 11Tö.; 102.-20th : ISToveutber, 19$0'.
STATEMENT A.continued.
STATEMENT OF TREASURY BALANCES AT 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930continued.
Brought forward . .. .. , .
Property Transferred from the State of New South Wales . , .Amounts due by Other Administrations and Authorities
Government of Victoria .. . . ,
.
.
.
s. d. £1,137,052,676
,.
1,622,396
a,5
5
i.4
0
£1,136,941,551
111,125
a. d.5 40 0
Government of South Australia .. .. . .. . 1,000,000 0 0Government of Tasmania .. , , 328,682 1 6Administration of Papua .. .. .. 65,952 5 3Administration of New Guinea .. .. . 81,899 9 8
_ British _hos hate Commissioners . .. 1,415,893 12 0Au stràlian omínönivealth Shipping -Board .. .. .. . , . 658,449 12 2Superannuation Fund Management Board .. .. . . 354,600. 0 ,.Q-
North Australia Commission .. .. .. 95;1.00 0 aWhite Star Line Limited ... . ..Geelong Returned . Soldiers` and. Sailors' Woollen and Worsted Co-
1,320,000 0 ., 0.
operative Manufacturing Company Limited .. .. 25,000 0 :
Loans tci Returned Soldiers for Land Settlement in Federal Territories - ,Advance to :Controller and Accountant, General Post Office, and to
1,757 10 6
Commonwealth Bank, London, for War Pensions .. .. 13,000 0 0Loan to Young Men's Christian Association, Melbourne, on account of
Naval Hostel .. . .. .. .. 5,800 0 0Treasurer of the CommonwealthAmounts due by other Administra-
tions, &c. .. . .. .. .. .. .. 6,988,530 164
1,144,041, 207 1 5 1,144,041,207 ì 5
S. G. McFARLANE,Assistant Secretary (Finance).
Commonwealth Treasury,1930.
J. A. LYONS,Acting Treasurer.
STS; 102 20th November, 1930 2270 Commonwealth Gazette
STATE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE
CONSOLIDATED
Three months ended30th Sept., 1929.
Three months ended30th Sept., 1930.
Increase. Decrease.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ R. d.: £ s. d.
War and Repatriation Services--Interest and Sinking FundWar PensionsRepatriation of SoldiersOther War Services ..
Total War and Repatriation SeryDepartment. of Defence..
Total War, Repatriation and Defe
Special Appropriations (other thanRepatriation)-
Interest and Sinking FundInvalid and Old -age PensionsMaternity Allowance ..Wine Export BountyOther Special Appropriations
Ordinary Votes of Departments- -The Parliament ..The Prime Minister's DepartmenThe Department of the TreasuryThe Attorney - General's DepartmThe Department of Home AffairThe Department of Trade and CtThe Department of Works .
The Department of Health .
The Department of Markets .
The Department of Transport .
Total Ordinary Votes of De
Miscellaneous Services ..
Additions, New Works and Building
Total Expenditure -Part I.
Contributions from General RevenuFor Business Undertakings (PartFor Territories of the CommonwE
III.) ..For Payments to or for the S
IV.)
E%PENDITUItE.
PART I.-- DEPARTMENTS AND SERVICES -OTHER THAN
. .. 4,645,260 5 10 6,786,739 13 6 2,141,479 7 8* ..
. .. 2,019,302 15 2 2,144,902 11 3 125,599 16 1 . .
. .. 243,270 0 0 261,050 0 0 17,780 0 0 ..
. .. 75,043 16 5 58,813 16 1 .. 16,200 0 4
ices .. 6,982,876 17 5 9,251,536 0 10 2,268,659 3 5 ... .. 883,770 13 8 720,381 1011 .. 163,389 2 9
ice .. 7,866,647 11 1 9,971,917 11 9 2,105,270 0 8 ..
War and
. .. 610,736 16 6 657,317 19 2 46,581 2 8 ..
. .. 2,489,368 5 1 2,609,989 13 5 120,621 8 4 ..
. .. 163,390 0 0 158,230 0 0 .. 5,160 0 0
. .. 19,944 2 9 42,000 0 0 22,055 17 3 ..
. .. 186,886 5 6 223,362 9 4 36,476 310 ..
3,470,325 9 10 3,690,900 1 11 220,574 12 1 ..
. . . 16,842 6 10 18,122 18 9 1,280 11 11 . .
; .. 78,238 11 4 52,807 0 10 .. 25,431 10 6.. 145,395 5 6 132,080 0 8 .. 13,315 410
mt .. 37,444 10 11 38,604 18 1 1,160 7 2 ..46,828 1 4 52,237 15 3 5,409 13 11 ..
tstoms .. 205,379 14 10 202,545 9 3 . 2,834 5 7.. 70,871 11 1 69,089 7 7 .. 1,782 3 6
. .. 25,218 9 7 25,916 4 4 697 14 9 .,
. .. 17,472 12 3 17,499 2 8 26 10 5 .... t 5,041 8 4 5,041 8 4 ..
partinents 643,691 3 8 613,914 5 9 .. 29,746 17 11
. .. 96,271 19 11 375,566 12 0 279,294 12 1 ..
;s .. 6,55415 3 5,421 10 8 .. 1,133 4 7
.. 12,083,490 19 9 14,657,750 2 1 2,574,259 2 4
e--II.) .. 11,704 2 6 .. .. ..alth (Part
. .. 180,752 9 3 178,955 1311 .. ..ites (Part. .. 2,362,93 011 2,429,791 1 1 .. ..
14,638,879 12 5 17,266,496 17 1 .. ..
* Includes all payments made by Coniminwealth B ink. At 30th September, 1929, large payments by the Bank were not brought to account until the following`month. This explains the apparent increase for September Quarter, 1930. t Included under Prime Minister's Departm t and Department of Markets.
Commonwealth 4",iazette 2271 Nöi 102.--20th November, IMO
OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
REVENUE FUND.
Threq months ended30th Serit.,-1929.
Three months ended.
30th Sept., 1930. Increase. Decrease.
L 8. d. £ 8. d. f s. d. I s. d.
RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS AND TERRITORIES OF ME COMMONWEALTH,Taxation-
Customs and ExciseSales Tax ..Land Tax ..Income Tax ..Estate DutiesEntertainments Tax ..War-time Profits Tax ..
Other Revellin-g
Defence fCoinage ..Attorney-GeneralHealthMarineRepayment of States' proportion of
Pensions (omitting Post Office)0
Contributions of Officers towards Pensionsunder State Acts (omitting Post Office) ..
Net Profit-Australian Note IssueRepayment, of Advances to Fruit Pools ..Export Charges -Miscellaneous ,
Total Receipts-Part I. ..
Surplus from Business Undertakings (PartT1.)
Deficit on Transactions for three months ..
. 11,523,135..-
, 134,7351;103,441
570,72393,774"
Dr. 2,324
11
318
71914
0
104821
7,471,222 0 8305,299 11 9135,949 5 0
1,524,369 17 6325,433 19 759,672 15 412,369 8 3
305,2991,214
420,927
14,694
11 91 2
19 2
2 4
4,051,913 10 4
..
..
245,289 8 1
34,102 -3 IC
13,423,486 5 11 9,834,316 18 1 .. 3,589,169 7 10
16,92615
24,9754,338
48,566
723
76159,091
89317,270
385,563_
1416
20
14
9
512158
16
06260
10
9'2874
7,531 5 1
23,917 17 42,997 1 6
40,546 2 4
..
63 13 1180,310 15 1
21,708 721,708351,229 7 1
..
.......
..
..
4,437 5
9,395 8 1115 16 6
1,057 4 _10.1,340 19 O8,020 11 8
723 910
12 11. 1078,783,17
893 15 , 6:
34,334 9 3658,444 15 6 528,304 9 4
.
130,140 6 2
14,081,931
556,948
1
11
5
0
10,362,621 7 5
156,521 16 76,747,353 13 1
..
..
3,719,309 14 0
14,638,879 12 5 17,266,496 17. 11
1
,- ...
No. 102---20th November, 1930 2272 Commonwealth Gazette
STATEMENTRECEIPTS AND EXPENDIT6RÉ OF
CONSOLIDATED
EXPENDITURE.
Three months ended IThree months ended
30th September 1929 30th September 1930.
Postmaster- General's DepartmentSurplus .. ..
, .
£ s. d. £ s. d.
3,083,523 9 3181,232 4 4
Increase. Decrease.
2,958,378 11 10324,464 13 4
£ s. d. £ s. d.
PART II.-- BUSINESS
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S
125,144 17 5
3,261,755 13 7 3,282,843 5 2
Trans - Australian RailwayCentral Australia RailwayNorth Australia RailwayFederal Territory RailwayMiscellaneous Expenditure
Surplus -Part IL, transferred to GeneralRevenue .. .. .. ..
124,950 4 9100,417 6 056,572 15 2
2,747 7 814,893 0 11
109,095 9 586,343 3 950,685 5 82,050 14 0
11,784 15 0
COMMONWEALTH
15,854 15 414,074 2 35,887 9 6
696 13 83,108 5 11
299,580 14 6 259,959 7 10 39,621 6 8
156,521 16 7
Federal Capital Territory - Ordinary ServicesInterest and Sinking Fund ..
North AustraliaCentral AustraliaPapua .. . .
New Guinea . .
Norfolk Island .. ..Additions, New Works, Buildings, &c.
PART III.- TERRITORIES OF17,053 10 10 66,432 7 0 49,378 16 2 ..
110,401 19 6 99,123 9 6 .. 11,278 10 0
127,455 10 4 165,555 16 6 38,100 6 2 ..22,881 17 5 24,317 2 10 1,435 5 5 ,
4,120 10 0 3,795 15 6 .. 324 14 612,963 0 0 24,781 0 0 11,818 0 0 ..
711 1611 2,067 5 3 1,355 8 4 ..1,000 0 0 , . . . 1,000 0 0
16,000 16 1 10,861 12 1 .. 5,139 4 0
185,133 10 9 231,378 12 2 46,245 1 5 ..
Contributions towards interest on State Debts 1,896,228 0 0Contributions towards Sinking Fund on State
Debts .. .. .. .. 252,153 0 0Special Payment to Tasmania . . *
Special Payment to Western Australia . . 75,000 0 0Special Payment to South Australia . .
Interest on Loans raised for States 6,497,429 13 9Grant to States towards relief of unemploy-
ment .. ..
8,720,810 13 9
Deficit on Transactions of three months,ended30th September . . .. .. 1,514,970 14 11
1,896,228
218,81562,49975,00080,000
10,948,625
102,000
13,383,167
PART IV.- PAYMENTS TO0 00 0 . . 33,338 0 00 0 62,499 0 00 0 ..0 0 80,000 0 03 11 4,451,195 10 2
0 0 102,000 0 0
3 11 4,662,356 10 2
STATEMENT OF SURPLUSES
1 6,747,353 13 1
* Payment not made until December quarter.
Commonwealth Gazette : 1U2..---'2flth'-Nr4enber, .1980
B.continued.T E COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.REVENI7I+'. FUND.
REcErrTs.
Three months ended30th Sépteinbei, 1929.
Three months ended30th September, 1930. Increase. Decrease.
UNDERTAKINGS.
DEPARTMENT.
£ s. d £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Post Office, Telegraph and Telephone .. 3,263,863 18 5 . 3,282,743 0 0 18,879 1 7
Repayment of States' Proportion of Pensions 790 13 0 79013 0Contributions of Officers towards Pensions
under State Acte .. .. . 101 2 2 100 5 2 0 17 0
Total Revenue Postmaster - General'sDepartment .. 3,264,755 13 7 3,282,843 5 2 18,087 11 7
RAÏLWAYS.
Trans - Australian RailwayCentral Australia RailwayNorth Australia RailwayFederal Territory Railway
.w
w .Total Revenue Commonwealth RailwaysDeficit Commonwealth Railways ..
Net DeficitPart II., covered by Contri-butions from General Revenue
58,78132,852
7,546
77
12
62
10
54,235 6 027,904 6 38,52916 11
..
..983 4 1
4,5464,948
..
1 6011
7,464 0 2 1,347 111 .. 6,116 18 3
106,644 7 8 92,016 11 1 .. 14,627 16 7192,936 6 10 167,942 16 9 .
299,580 14 6 259,959 710 .. ..
11,704 2 6 .. . . .
THE COMMONWEALTH.Federal Capital Territory
Ai North Australia ..Central Australia
DeficitPart III., covered by Contributionsfrom General Revenue
3,90514475 6
99
48,6063,282
533
18154
069
48,606..
57
18
18
0
0
..62219 3..
4,381 1 6' 52,422 18 3 48,041 16 9 ,.
180,752 9 3 178,955 13 11
185,133 10 9 231,378. 12 2 . . .
OR FOR THE STATES.Contributions from General Revenue . .Interest on Loans raised for the States ..
2,362,932 0116,357,878 12 10
2,429,791 1 1 66,859. 0 210,953,376 2 10 4,595,497 10 0
8,720,810 13 9 13,383,167 3 11 4,662,356 `10 ` 2 w
AND DEFICIENCIES.
Balance carried forward at 30th September 1,514,970 14 11 j 6,747,353 13 1
-e,
Novem er -1930
War. and Repatriation ServicesWOrki hnd other purposes
Commonwealth Bank, Londan,CO1Itaion-weal0 Public Account ..
Balance ciiiried to Loan Redemption Account ..
miflOnweaith Gazette
.STA
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE
EXPENDITURE.
.of Advance t
War Gratuity Bonds redeemed and War Gratuities paid in cashWar Gratuity Conversion Loans .War Loan niatured 15th September, 1923War Loan matured 15th December, 1925War LOADS 41 per cent. and 5 per cert., 15th December, 1927Commonwealth Treasury Bills, London5 pen. cent Loan matured 15th September, 1928War Savings Stamps . .
Peace Sa4ingq Certificates .BtlialiCeAr3Otblieptember ..
'
I
Three months ended30th September, 1929.
E s. d.
264,694 1 7693,328 2 4
3,251,000 0 05,608,934 19 0
LOAN
Three months ended30th September, 1930.
EXPENDITURE
E s. d.
Cr. 1,190 15 3583,381 14 9
2,462,115 17 08,671,692 3 3
9,817,957 2 11 11,715,998 19 9
1,325 15 0523 3 0200 0 0
2,260 0 08,360 0 0
8,840 0 051 10 0
5,644 9 45;581,710 1 8
LOAN
1,518 14 0
175,244 4 11
8;494,929 4 4
5,608,934 19 0 8,671,692 -3 3
meats to or for the StatesPublic Works and Redemptionss amount repaid for Redemption of Treasury Bills
- , -
,Plyments to Statesa3velOpment .and Migratkin-Ilalance at 30th September . .
*
14,435,493 16 6
LOANS RAISED
32,555,312 9 73,200,000 0 0
14,435,493 16 6
361 0
29,355,312 9 7
303,232 0 0
14,435,529 17 6 29,658,544 9 7
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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
FUND.
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Rrt:EIrTS.
ACCOUNT.
Balances brought forward .. ..Loans for War and Repatriation purposes
Stock and Bonds (after deducting expenses of borrowing) ..Loans for Works, Redemption and other purposes (after deducting expenses
of borrowing)Australia. .
London .. .New YorkPeace Savings Certificates ..Commonwealth Treasury Bills London .. ..
Advance to Commonwealth Public Account from Commonwealth Bank,London .. . ..
REDEMPTION ACCOUNT.
Balance brought from Expenditure Account
FOR TH STATES.
Balance brought forward .. .. ..Loans raised in Australia (after deducting expenses)
I iscribed Stock and Bonds .. .Treasury Bills .. .. .. ..
Loans raised in London (after deducting expenses)Registered Stock .. .. .. .
Treasury Bills .. .. ..Advance from. the Commonwealth Bank, London .Balance at 30th September .. .
Three months ended Three months ended30th September, 1929. 30th September, 1930.
£ s. d. £ s. d.5,841,282 9 4* 8,235,654 3 3t
Dr. 1 0 0 Dr. 21 0 0
2,212,692 15 6Dr.303,232 0 0$
Dr. 11,356 15 11 .
15,714 9 6 13,671 1011164,318 0 0 1,557,233 10 1
3,808,000 0 09,817,957 2 11 j 11,715,998 19 9
5,608,934 19 0 i 8,671,692 3 3,
5,608,934 19 0 j' 8,671,692 3 3
2,392,917 7 7 239,734 5 43,019,728 14 4 9,344,463 5 4
3,458,071 18 3
4,494,106 15 7 303,232 0 0$4,528,777 0 0 8,720,617 13 3
.. 7,592,000 0 0
.. 425 7 5
14,435,529 17 6 29,658,544 9 7
* Of this amount. £4.957.717 lis. 5d. has been used as aú advance tocover thedeticlt in the non.olidated Revenue Fund. at 30th June. 1929.t of this amount £4.458.722 155. 0d. has been u8ed as an advance to Pavel. the flettei1 in the ennanìidated Revenue Fund, at 80th June, 1930.$ Transferred from Commbnwealth Loan Fund to States Loan Fund for Migration Loans to States.
ß: = 4 Ntìveïnber. 1930 2278 CommiñWéálth . Grázétte`
STATEMENT D.TREASURER'S ADVANCE.
Charged toTreasurer's Advance.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
The Treasury . . . . . .
Invalid and Old -age Pensions OfficeTaxation Office
TSE ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
The High Court . .Bankruptcy Administration . .
Patents, Trade Marks and Designs
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS .
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS.
Works, Lands and Surveys
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.
Prime Minister's DepartmentCouncil for Scientific and Industrial ResearchDepartment of the Treasury . .
Department of Home Affairs . .
Federal Capital Territory BranchDepartment of Trade and CustomsDepartment of Works . .Department of Health . .
£ s. d.
.
1,981 5$91 17
18,615 0123 8836 8
..28,802 9
1010418
0
Department of Markets 23518 8Department of TransportDepartment of Defence . .
51,486 8 5
Total SERVICES OTHER THAN BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGSAND TERRITORIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH .. 51,486 8 5
BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS.
Postmaster- General's Department 22.15 7Commonwealth; Railways 17 15 1
Total BUSINESS UNDERTAKINGS 40 10 8
TERRITORIES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Federal Capital Territory . .
Total TREASURER'S ADVANCE . 51,526 19 1
Covered byTreasurer's Advance
and shown underOther Votes.
£ s. d.
15 10 316 16 8
183 0 0
Charges at30th Sept., 1930.
215 6 11
£ s. d.
15 10 316 16 8
183 0 0
215 6 11
106 0 0912 0 0239 2 7
106 0 0912 0 0239 2 7
1,257 2 7 1,257 2 7
i 434 9 0 434 9 0
994 10 0994 10 0
5 10 0
116 18 9
5 10 0
116 18 9
743 11 11 2,724 17 9.. 891 17 10
56815 0 19,183 15 479 0 0 202 8 1
. . 836 8 81,679 8 3 1,679 8 3
350 0 0 29,152 9 0
10016 7 336 15 3568 10 7 568 10 7
4,090 2 4 55,576 10 9
7,113 19 7 i 58,600 8 0
339 0 0 361. 15 717 15 1.
339 0 0 ! 379 10 8
1,074 2 3 1,074 2 3
i 8,527 1 10 60,054 0 11
Commonwealth Gazette 2277 No. 102.20th November, 1930
STATEMENT E.
STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE OF THE TRUST FUNDDURING THE THREE MON'THS ElsiDED '30T$ SEPTEMBER, 1930.
Balance broughtforward from
30th June, 1930.
Three months ended 30th September, 1930.
'09
Expenditure Ì Receipts.
Balance carriedforward to
ist October, 1930.
£ s. d. £ a, d. £ 8. d. £ a. d.Admiralty .. .. .. - 18,125 2 11 5,335 7 6 477 13 2 13,267 8 7Advances to States for the benefit of settlers . 62,693 19 8 4,643 19 2 67,337 18 10Air Officers' Training .. .. .. 48 14 6 40 4 2 7,500 0 0 7,508 10 4Ammunition Factory .. . . 9,880 12 2 19,643 17 0 7,225 18 2 Dr. 2,537 6 8Australian Institute of Tropical Medicne . . . 1,696 15 3 1,732 110 500 0 0 464 13 5Australian Soldiers' Repatriation-
Administrative Expenses, 16,832 11 7 237,028 15 0 ( 246,666 5 3 ( 26,470 1 10Repatriation of Soldiers
Hostels, Vocational Training Establishments, andOffices ... 5,364 1 2 1,367 6 3 .. 3,996 14 11
Austrailan War Memorial 20,000 0 0 .. 20,000 0 0Bankruptcy Estates .. . 98 14 4 117 14 8 216 9 0Bisley Rifle Teams 1,433 0 0 .. .. 1,433 0 0British, Australian and New Zealand Antarctic
Research Expedition .. .. 9,237 14 7 3,397 19 1 3,327 15 2 9,167 10 8Canberra Officers' Homes - b98 18 6 12,351 4 5 13,426 1 9 1,673 15 10Civil Aviation .. .. .. 39,707 3 4 10,257 17 2 .. 29,449 6 2Central Australia - Aboriginals .. .. 808 2 1 24 17 8 42 11 0 825 15. 5Clothing Factory .. .. 10,000 0 0 23,186 6 2 22,745 6 0 9,558 19 10Cockatoo Island Dockyard .. 3,288 18 6 .. 175 3 2 3,464 1 8Commonwealth Government Ship - building Suspense 262 11 2 . 262 11 2Commonwealth Literary Fund 967 15 1 25.2 0 0 200 0 0 915 15 1Commonwealth Railways - Medical and Provident
Fund .. 422 0 9 815 5 2 717 4 0 523 19 7Commonwealth Stores Suspense 9,514 0 3 13,361 12 6 7,925 4 6 4,077 12 3Compensation under Lands Acquisition Act 1906 .. 184 8 6 .. 184 8 6Customs Officers' Overtime .. .. .. 702 15 5 3,949 0 3 3,844 19 3 598 14 5Defalcations -Post Office 5 6 7 180 0 6 195 4 0 20 10 1Defence Clothing Material .. .. 14,406 4 2 4,413 14 10 1,967 15 I 11,960 4 6Defence Laboratory .. .. 429 3 6 1,439 2 7 1,064 3 4 54 4 3Defence Reserve .. .. .. .. 19,460 12 6 3,584 10 8 .. 15,876 1 10Defence--Small Arms .. .. .. 34,559 7 3 2,145 3 2 2,896 0 9 35,310 4 10
Small Arms Ammunition . . 37,036 13 7 5,307 6 1 2,475 13 4 34,205 0 10Stores London Liabilities 586,410 5 11 39,205 16 6 8,054 0 7 555,258 10 0
Deferred Pay -Air Force 22,963 12 11. 715 17 1 137 8 5 22,385 4 3Naval 614,579 5 8 32,480 12 ß 41,183 9 9 623,282 2 11
Disposal of Obsolete Warships 11,904 14 8 165 10 4 11,739 4 4Explosive Factory .. . 9,042 14 10 11,850 14 1 11,903 14 3 9,095 15 0Federal Aid Roads .. .. 681,053 9 9 572,952 2 1 108,101 7 8Federal Capital Territory Hotels .. .. 1,730 11 . 9 28,238 15 9 26,917 16 8 409 12 8Federal Capital Territory Transport .. 1,512 4 5 12,009 4 10 11,473 11 I 976 10 8Geophysical Survey .. 2,329 3 6 274 1 9 463 3 2 2,518 4 11Government Printer 13,846 1 0 29,981 14 3 16,142 16 10 7 3 7Gun Ammunition and Equipment .. 2,947 17 0 262 5 3 3,210 2 3Immigration .. .. .. 7,244 14 6 500 0 0 Dr. 6,744 14 6Imperial Pensions .. .. 938 18 6 67,042 8 5 66,218 1 9 114 11 10International Postal and Money Order . 70,510 18 11 250,737 17 2 257,167 6 11 76,940 8 8Interest Suspense .. .. .. 2,953,823 2 6 3,133,374 0 0 179,550 17 6Invalid and Old -age Pensions . .. 2,009,989 13 5 2,609,989 13 5Law Libraries .. .. . 6,477 2 6 85 0 0 .. 6,392 2 6Loans between States .. 100,000 0 0 100,000 0 0London Advances to States 7,592,000 0 0 7,592,000 0 0Main Roads Development .. . 654 0 2 94 4 11 559 15 3Migration Interest .. .. . 757,218 13 8 757,216 13 8Money Order .. .. .. 493,500 0 0* 724,200 0 0 230,700 0 0National Debt Sinking Fund 2,575,421 6 10 527,836 18.10 1,417,746 I8 5 3,465,33.1 6 5National War Histories .. 5;411 0 9 1,273 18 6 233 2 0 4.370 4 3Naval Construction .. 472,549 8 10 1,569 17 11 . 470,979 10 11New Guinea Agency . i 14 9 475 18 2 654 12 7 180 9 2Norfolk Island .. .. 4,955 7 5 2.696 4 7 2,547 16 7 4,806 19 5Northern Territory -
Aborigines .. .. 1,596 0 2 446 4 6 744 0 9 1,893 16 5General Stores Suspense 2,977 8 2 11 8 6 312 5 3 3,278 6 11Health Rates .. .. 928 5 0 604 13 7 412 1 1 735 12 6Hotels 1,500 0 0 252 10 0 1,752 10 0
Officers' Assurance Fund 139 8 0 .. . 139 8 0Ordnance Factory .. 9,479 6 1 29,558 4 5 27,474 4 5 7,395 6 1Other Trust Moneys -Attorney- General . .. .. 1,856 13 10 1,622 6 6 81 10 6 315 17 10Commonwealth Parliamentary Library .. 5 0 0 48 0 0 43 0 0Commonwealth Railways .. . 3,734 0 7 39,520 16 0 36,794 1 1 1,007 5 8Customs .. .. .. 25,365 6 5 11,053 18 7 752 6 10 15,063 14 8Defence -Air Services .. 4,622 4 7 4,651 17 8 182 8 4 152 15 3
,, Military .. 19,133 1 6 14,819 13 11 2,277 10 1 6,590 17 8Naval .. 4,919 9 2 3,718 7 0 62 0 8 1,263 2 10Electoral Office . 459 18 0 459 18 1 10 10 10 10 10 9Federal Capital Territory . 5,125 6 7 2,985 3 10 3,561 3 3 5,701 6 0Health .. . 2,254 10 6 4,068 0 9 3,438 17 11 1,625 7 8
Carried forward 5,980,596 6 0 16,030,083 11 5 } 16,689,424 14 1 1 6,639,937 8 8*Comprises £45,000 held in Post Office Money Order Account for purposes ci till money, £ä,5u0 advaur:ed for the purvoses of paying Navy Allotments.£183,000 advances for paying Warr Pensions and £346,000 advances for purposes of paying Invalid and Old -ase Pensions.
Na, 102:-20th November, 1930 2278 Conunon-wealtli Gazette
STATEMENT E-oontiniied.
STATEMENT OF. THE RECEIPTS AND. EXPENDITURE OF THE TRUST FUND DURING THETHREE MONTHS ENDED 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1930-- continued.
Balance broughtforward from
30th June, 1930.
months ended 30th September, 1930. Balance carriedforward to
1st October, 1930,Expenditure. Receipts.
£ 8. d. £ s. d. £ e. d. £ e. d.
Brought forward .. .. 5,980,596 6 0 16,030,083 11 5 16,689,424 14 1 6,639,937 8 8
Other Trust Moneys-continued.HomeHome Affairs .. .. .. .. 1,163 16 11 1,056 10 6 458 14 9 566 1 2Immigration .. .. .. .. .. 7,663 2 0 13,155 12 6 18,480 14 4 12,988 3 10Markets and Transport .. .. .. 8,098 3 11 25,032 17 11 21,931 2 6 4,996 8 6North Australia .. .. .. .. 1,639 16 3 1,777 1 6 377 10 8 '240 5 5Post Office .. .. .. .. .. 287,420 10 2 188.832 16 0 127,632 17 8 226,220 11 10Prime Minister .. .. .. .. 5,683 7 4 3,930 7 9 1,905 0 9 3,658 0 4Repatriation .. .. .. .. .. 3,336 14 9 2,655 9 9 965 5 2 1,646 10 2Royal Military College .. .. .. 251 14 4 221 14 10 29 19 6Science and Industry .. .. .. .. 3,997 15 8 8 10 0 5,359 0 0 9,348 5 8Small Arms Factory .. .. .. .. 188 11 11 113 5 5 75 6 6Taxation .. .. .. .. .. 3,117 11 8 2,176 15 1 1,365 15 8 2,306 12 3Treasury .. .. .. 2,420,070 2 5 1,262,899 19 1 225,406 11 6 1,382,576 14 1.0Unpaid Salaries, 1929 -30 .. .. .. 3,634 17 11 3,634 17 11War Service Homes .. .. .. .. 2,860 7 7 1,256 2 3 65 9 0 1,669 14 4Works .. .. .. .. .. 4,389 2 8 2,510 12 2 2,006 4 4 3,884 14 10
Papua .. .. .. .. 54 4 7 792 16 2 767 0 10 28 9 3Primary Production .. .. .. .. 52,013 11 1 29,250 15 8 13,000 0 0 35,762 15 5Prospecting for Petroleum .. .. .. 360 16 2 2,102 2 3 5,000 0 0 3,258 13 11Prospecting for Precious Metals .. .. .. 26,969 4 7 388 14 8 26,580 9 11Public Trustee and Custodian Account .. .. .. 98,147 16 9 98,147 16 9Quarantine .. .. . :. .. 737 2 2 175 3 8 238 0 0 799 18 6Railway Accident and Insurance Fund .. .. 309 6 6 615 6 4 397 15 10 91 16 0Railway Plant and Stores Suspense .. .. 67,123 17 4 42,957 11 11 27,422 14 9 51,589 0 2Railway Provision Stores . .. .. 14,469 0 9 19,216 13 6 19,174 14 2 14,427 1 5Repatriation of Australian Soldiers- Contributions .. 3,437 15 9 41,308 13 7 44,960 13 5 7,089 15 7Royal Military College- Working Expenses.. .. 2,156 19 9 2,542 18 1 2,512 15 0 2,126 16 8Science and Industry Investigations .. .. 204,995 0 11 21,526 1 10 643 1 1 184,112 0 2Serum Laboratories .. .. .. .. 7,670 0 2 13,392 6 4 5,722 6 2'Small Arms Factory .. .. .. 1,211 19 10 19,995 14 10 18,800 2 4 16 7 4'Soldier Land Settlement-Interest .. .. 284,135 0 0 .. .. 284,135 0 0Stamp Printing .. .. .. .. 9,734 2 1 9,734 2 1Superannuation Fund .. .. 2,964,302 10 5 218,65.8 14 0 639,36.5 1 3 3,385,008 17 8-Suspense. .. .. .. .. Dr. 18,657 2 11 284,623 19 11 1,316,357 2 3 1,013,075 19 5Taxation and other Officers' Compensation .. .. 14,000 0 0 . . 14,000 0 0Tobacco-growing investigations .. .. .. 4,062 18 10 2,436 8 4 7.23 9 0 2,349 19 6Treaty of Peace (Germany) Act Account .. .. 55,348 17 1 83,886 3 11 28,537 6 10Unclaimed Militia Pay -Naval .. .. 1,498 13 8 220 12 5 4 8 4 1,282 9 7Uniform, Clothing, and Necessaries - Naval.. .. 58,257 12 11 2,001 14 10 3,980 12 5 60,236 10 6Var Injuries Compensation .. .. .. 457 2 2 365 0 0 92 2 2far Pensions .. .. .. .. .. .. 2,144,902 II 3 2,149,902 11 3far Savings Certificates Interest .. ..far Service Homes-
.. 49,319 12 1 10,463 15 9 .. 38,855 16 4
Administrative Expenses .. .. .. .. 9,355 6 0 25,000 0 0 15,644 14 0Capital Expenditure .. .. .. .. 77,480 3 0 143,935 8 5 66,455 5 5Insurance .. .. .. .. 149,130 14 0 2,652 16 9 454 1 0 146,931 18 3
Nine Export Encouragement .. .. .. 29,990 15 9 42,000 0 0 12,069 4 3Vi re and Wire Netting .. .. .. .. 117,3.65 10 0 .. .. 117,365 10 0
Total .. .. .. .. 12,796,906 11 3 20,594,926 18 8 21,685,096 1 8 13,887,075 14 3
Commonwealth Gazette 2279 go. 102.---20th November, 1930
STATEMENT F.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE COMMONWEALTH AT 30m SEPTEMBER, 1930.SUMMARY.
War
COMM
Works and oth
Total for Com
Debts of the S
Total Pu
Total. Australia. London. New York.
NWEALTH. 1 s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
.. . . 281,080,025 18 10 189,540,929 18 4* 91,539,096 0 6t
;r purposes .. 93,753,754 12 5 17,081,305 8 7 59,516,731 10 8 17,155,717 13 2
ionwealth purposes 374,833,780 11 3 206,622,235 6n 151,055,827 11 2 17,155,717 13 2
rtes .. .. 740,663,206 1 3 331,021,863 8 5 378,954,359 19 6 30,686,982 13 4
)lie Debt .. 1,115,496,986 12 6 537,644,098 15 4 530,010,187 10 8 47,842,700 6 6
* Total War Loans in Australia .. . .. .. 250,142,690 0 0War Savings Certificates . 6,462,513 11 6Loans raised for payment of War Gratuity .. .. 17,747,573 18 10
Total War Loan raisings in Australia .Add Loans raised for redemption of War Loans
War Gratuity Bonds outstanding . . .War Savings Stamps outstanding . .
Deduct redemptions, &o.--
.. 274,352,777 10 4.. .. 64,081,107 14 10. 17,757 16 4.. .. 14,938 6 9
Stock and Bonds .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 105,672.188 8 8War Savings Certificates .. .. .. .. .. 6,357.234 16 6Peace Savings Certificates .. .. .. .. .. 1,373,939 16 1Treasury Bills .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 174,220 0 0
Deduct indebtedness on account of Loans raised in Australia for the States for Soldier Land Settlement, &c.
Net Commonwealth War Debt in Australia
t Includes indebtedness under the Funding Arrangementa Act 1921, made up as followsTotal of Funding Arrangements made with Government of the United kingdom .. 92.4- 80,156 15 10Payments in reduction of indebtedness .. ..
338.466,581 8 3
113,577,583 1 3
224,888,998. 7 0
35.348,068 8 8. 189,640,929 18 4
Amount of indebtedness at 30th September, 1930
ALLOCATION OF ANNUAL INTEREST.
11,961,220 15 4,.. 80.518,936 0 6-
Total. Australia. London. New York.
COMMONWEALTH.
War .. ..Works and other purposes, including
14,816,990 10,207,134 4,609,856 ..Federal Capital Commission .. .. 4,605,157 790,862 2,978,186 836,109
Total Commonwealth .. .. 19,422,14'7 10,997,996 7,588,042 836,109
States .. .. .. 36,616,715 17,439,551 17,602,374 1,574,790
Total .. 56,038,862 28,437,547 25,190,416 2,410,899
Includes contributions payable by Commonwealth and British Governments towards interest on Migration Loans.
No: 102.---20tb November, 1930 2280 Commonwealth Gazette
STATEMENTPUBLIC DEBT OF THE COMMONWEALTH
Particulars. RatePer cent. Date of Maturity. Amount of Debt.
i
Commonwealth.
War.Works, &c., including
Federal CapitalCommission.
States.
Inscribed Stock and Bonds
Balance of States' Debtstaken over by the Com-monwealth .. . -
Peace Saving Certificates
War Saving Certificates . .
War Saving Stamps . .War Gratuity Bonds . .Treasury Bills ..Short -dated Treasury BillsLoans taken over from the
State of South Australia -Northern Territory . .Port AugugterOodna-
datta Railway ..Value of property trans-
ferred from the State ofNew South Wales ..
Total RedeemableIn Australia ..
Registered Stock
Indebtedness to Govern-mentof the United King-dom under the FundingArrangements Act 1921
Loans taken over from theState of South Australia -
Northern TerritoryPort Augusta-Oodna-
datta Railway LoansTreasury Bills .. . .Treasury Bilis .. . .Debts of the States taken
over by the Common-wealth .. ..
Total Redeemablein London ..
Registered Bonds
Debts of the States takenover by the Common-wealth .
Total Redeemablein New York
Total Public Debt at30th Sept., 1930
Various6515151551516
6.
5}
61516
5¡51
51531
Various
Various
5
5
51
Various
Various
31
s415
£4/18/4
Various
Various4
£3/0/2
Various
5415
Various
Overdue .
15th December, 193015th December, 193115th December, 193115th February, 1933..1st October, 1933 ..1st February, 1934 ..1st April, 1934 ..31st May, 1934 .
15th November, 193415th March, 193515th September, 1935-15th December, 193615th December, 193615th March, 1937 ..15th February, 193815th November, 193815th July, 1939 ..15th December, 194115th December, 194115th September, 194215th February, 1943..15th September, 1948ist April, 1962 -72* ..
Sundry issues forStates - Various dates
Loans by Common-wealth Eco States forSoldier Land Settle-ment, &c. ..
Various dates
On demand up to £100- exceeding £100, upto 7 days' notice . .
Various .. ..
Overdue .31st December, 1930Various .. ..
Various
Various
1st March, 1931 -41*1st June, 1935 -45* ..1st July, 1940 -60* ..ist July, 1945 -75* ..
Various
Various31st December, 1930..2nd March, 1931 ..
Various
15th July, 1952 -55*1at May, 1956 . .1st Sept, 1947 -57* ..
Various ..
£ s. d.61,977 4 11
19,778,690 0 02,291,790 0 0
26,984,360 0 044,804,360 0 06,370,000 0 03,900,000 0 02,600,000 0 03,829,624 5 3
10,507,720 0 04,581,650 0 0
25,444,810 0 0844,490 0 0
12,760,540 0 053,302,720 0 011,806,960 0 014,055,340 0 014,071;920 0 05,624,570 0 0
27,291,070 0 06,600,410 0 0
17,954,680 O O9,415,130 0 03,764,716 0 0
22,517,706 0 2
£ a. d.61,977 4 11
19,778,690 0 063,050 0 0
25,956,360 0 039,205,030 0 0
3,829,624 5 3
160,44-60,440 0 018,389,440 0 0
5,400 0 012,766,540 0 038,179,803 0 09,646,690 0 0
1,198,030 0 01,154,200 0 0
27,291,070 0 03,673,740 0 0
13.687,290 0 09,415,130 0 0
351,171,233 10 4 224,462,504 10 2
- 35,348.068 8 8
351,171,233 10 4
178,742,861 19 7
189,114,436 1 6
529,914,095 9 11
288,518 18 9105,278 15 014,938 6 917,757 16 4
3,797,000 0 02,600,000 0 0
783,024 0 012,360 8 7
111,125 0 0
189,114,436 1 6
288,518 18 9105,278 15 014,938 6 917,757 16 4
537,644,098 15 4 189,540,929 18 4
15,000,000 O O22,384,000 0 06,000,000 0 O
69,185,304 12 5
80,518,936 0 6
329,100 0 0
908,685 14 45,000,000 0 05,000,000 0 0
325,684,161 3 5
10,000,000 0 0..
1,020,160 0 0
80,518,936 0 6
530,010,187 10 8 91,539,096 0 6
15,198,191 14 410,220,487 0 0'1,880,612 7 0
14,543,409 5 2
47,842,700 6 61,115,496,986 12 6 281,080,025 18 10
REDEEMABLE£ a. d. £ s. d.
1,028,004 0 01,040,830 0 0
1,643,210 0 0778,210 0 0
412,270 0 02,535,090 0 0
304,480 0 0870,990 0 0
3,764,716 0 0
12,377,796 0 0
12,377,796 0 0
12,377,796 0 0
3,797,000 0 0
783,024 0 012,360 8 7
111,125 0 017,081,305 8 7
2,228,740 0
4,558,500 06,370,000 03,900,000 02,600,000 0
8,864,510 04,421,210 06,277,160 0
839,090 0
15,122,917 01,748,000 0
11,520,250 012,873,890 04,470,370 0
2,622,190 03,396,400 0
o
00oo
ooo0
o
ó
22,517,706 0 2114,330,933 0 2
+35,348,068 8 8149,679,001 8 10
178,742,861 19 7
328,421,863 8 5
r2,600,000 0 0
331,021,863 8 5
5,000,000 0 017,354,816 17 116,000,000 0 0
28,348,768 16 6
329,100 O O
908,685 14 41,400,115 17 0
175,244 4 11
REDEEMABLE
5,029,183 2 1
39,816,375 15 11
3,599,884 3 04,824,755 15 1
325,684,161 3 559,516,731 10 8 378,954,359 19 6
REDEEMABLE10,230,185 19 4 4,968,005 15 04,335,436 3 0 5,885,050 17 02,590,095 10 10 5,290,516 16 2
17,155,717 13 2
93,753,754 12 5
14,543,409 5 2
30,686,982 13 4
740,663,206 1 3*Where there are optional dates of matarlo the
+Comamflnwealth, Gazette 2281 No. 102.-20th November, 1930
G.AT 30m SEPTEMBER, 1930.
Annual interest.
+Gommonwealth.
War.
IN AUSTRALIA.
Works, &c., including FederalCapital Commission.
States.Rate
Per cent. interest Payable:
£ £ £
1,186,721 .. ß 15th June and 15th December3,309 117,009 51 15th June and 15th Deecmber
1,427,599 ;59,540 5k 15th June arid 15th December2,058,263 54,644 239,321 S 15th February and 15th August
.. 318,500 5 1st April and 1st October204,750 S4 1st February and 1st August136,500, 5/ ist April and ist October
229,777 6 31st May and 30th November.. 86,268 465,387 51 15th May and 15th November
9,626 265,273 8 15th March and 15th September .965,445 40,856 329,551 51 15th March and 15th September
283 .. 44,052 51 15th June and 15th December702,160 .. 51. 15th June and 15th December
2,290,788 907,375 6 15th March and 15th September506,451 21,644 91,770 5¡ 15th February and 15th August
152,106 691,215 6 15th May and 15th November62,896 .. 675,879 51 15th January and 15th July60,595 234,694 5i 15th June and 15th December
1,501,009 .. 51- 15th June and 15th December192,871 15,985 137,665 51 15th March and 15th September718,583 45,727 178,311 5¡ 15th February and 15th August470;756 .. .. 5 15th March and 15th September.. 131,765 .. 31. 1st April and 1st October
.. .. 1,180,309 Various Various dates
12,387,132 605,535 6,217,561 ..
--- 2,199,688 .. +2,199,688 ..10,187,444 605,535 8,417,249
.. .. 8,879,302 Various Various dates
10,187,444 605,535 17,296,551
14,426 .. ..5,264 ..
151,880 4 Quarterly.. 143,000 . 51 On issue
.. 29,155 .. Various Various dates
403 .. Various Various dates
.. 3,889 .. 3k Annually
10,207,134 790,862 17,439,551
IN LONDON.803ò,0o0
51,008
3,958,848 .
300,000867,741285,000
1,417,438
251,459
1,990,819
65415
14/18/4
12,419 Various
34,311 Various56,005 '43,995 45,272 145,144 £3/0/2
15,070,957 Various
4,609,856 2,978,186 17,602,374
IN NEW YORK.511,509 248,400 b195,095 264,827 4129,505 264,526 5
.. .. 797,037 Various
836,109 1,574,790 j ..14,816,990 1 4,605,157 36,616,715
option may be exercised by the Treasurer on giving prescrtbed notice.
1st March and 1st Septemberist June and 1st Decemberist January and 1st July1st January and ist July-
J 31st March and 30th September
I Various dates
Various datesOn issue .
On issue
1 Various dates
15th January and 15th July1st May and 1st Novemberist`Mareb and ist September
! Various dates
No. 102.-=20th November, 1930 2282 Comínonivealth Gazette
COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA.
NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT.Issued in pursuance of Section 60L of the Commonwealth Bank Act,
1911 -1924.STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY,
27TH OCTOBER, 1930.Number and Amount of Australian Notes issued and not redeemed.
APPOINTMENT AND RETIREMENT OF ELECTORALREGISTRARS :
IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned persons, whosenames are printed in capital =letters, have been appointed
to be Electoral Registrars under the Commonwealth ElectoralAct, and that the appointment of the undermentioned persons,
in italic letters; has- been ter-Denomination. Number. Amount.
whose names are printedminated. Each appointment is to take _effect on and fromthe date upon which the person appointed takes over theduties of the office, and to continue during the pleasure of theMinister :
STATE OF QUEENSLAND.
Division of Moreton. NORMAN STANLEY MOFFETT,Postal Assistant, Southport, to keep the Roll for theSubdivision of Southport, in the place of George WilliamBeilby, whose appointment is terminated.
10s.£1£5 -
£10£20£50£100£1,000
Total
5,791,94314,825,7602,066,801
364,41318,46820,92416,61010,377
£2,895,971
14,825,76010,334,0053,644,130
369,2601,046,2001,661.000
10,377,000
s. d.10 00 0O O0 00 00 00 00 O
23,115,296 45,153,426 10 0
How Notes HeldBy BanksBy Public
£ 8. d.. .. 22,341,731 10 0
.. 22,811,695 0 0
Gold HeldAmount ..Per cent. of circulationPer cent. of notes in hands of
public .. ..
45,153,426 10 0
£ s. d.16,285,193 2 8
36.07
BERTRAND LATHAM,Secretary, Note Issue Department.
Sydney, 12th November, 1930.
71.39E. C. RIDDLE,
Governor.
STATE Ole TASMANIA.
Division of Denison. ERNEST VICTOR BEACH, CivilServant, Hobart, to keep the Roll for the Subdivision ofHobart Central, in the place of Dou.gics ifc ,inardt'a.utiu, whose appointment is terminated.
Division of Denison. ROBERT JAMES CONNELLY, Clerkto the Divisional Returning Officer for Denison, Hobart,to keep the Roll for the Subdivision of Hobart North(without additional remuneration), in the place of JamesPage Laughton, whose appointment is terminated.
ARTHUR BLAKELEY, Minister for Home Affairs.
TENDERS.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
TENDERS INVITED.
ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service, Tenders must be endorsed " Tonders for
J (as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director. Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in
the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.
11
Description of Material or Service Required.
Cords, Switchboard.. .. ..Instrument Cords .. ..Insulated Wire . .
Plugs -and Sleeves, Switchboard, Instrument and TestCondensers .. .. ..Transmitters and Associated Parts . .Motor Generator SetsSubmarine Cable .. ..Indicators .. .. ..Terminal Strips ..Power Boards . .. ..Multiple Twin Cable .. .. ..Echo Suppressors .. ..Switchboard Keys ..Protective Apparatus .
Jacks and Number Plates .. ..Telephonists' Telephones .. ..Accumulator Cells, Plates and Separators, &c.. .Lamps, Lamp Caps and Lamp Sockets . .Vitreous Resistances ..Switchboard Cable (Lead Covered) . ..Printed Forms (Revenue and Expenditure Series)Wire, twisted pair .. .. ..Ladders .. .. ..
Schedule No.Tender Forms, Specifications, &c.,
obtainable from
GENERAL**.
C.626C.627C.631C.636
. C.641C.645C.651C.656
,. C.658. C.663
. C.665C.666C.667C.6680.669
. C.670C.671
.. C.672C.673C.674
. C.675C.6770.678
. C.679
VICTORIA.
Pick up and cart poles lying between Bruthen and Omeo to BruthenRailway Station and Post Office
Vie. No.1239
- Stores Branch, G.P.O., . Mel -bourne, C.1, and Post Office,Bruthen
Tendera Close-
3 p.m., 9.12.303 p.m., 9.12.303 p.m., 2.12.303 p.m., 2.12.303 p.m., 6.1.313 p.m., 25.11.303 p.m., 16.12.303 p.m., 6.1.313 p.m., 6.1.313 p.m., 13.1.313 p.m., 3.2.313 p.m., 2.12.303 p.m., 13.1.313 p.m., 20.1.313 p.m., 27.1.313 p.m., 27.1.313 p.m., 10.2.313 p.m., 16.12.303 p.m., 17.2.313 p.m., 24.2.313 p.m., 6.1.313 p.m., 2.12.303 p.m., 17.3.313 p.m., 2.12.30
3 p.m., 18.1 i.30
Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 harbour-street); Brisbane ; Adelaide ¡West-terrace) ; and Perth ; and O.P.O.`a, Melbourne and Hobart.j Tender Forms, &c. also obtainable at the eStee of the 1.ïigh Commissioner, London.* Tendera returnable at the otiice of the Deputy Director, Poets and Telegraphs, Melbourne, Cl.
rt.
Commonwealth Gazette 2283 No. 102. -20th November,. 1930
DEPARTMENT OF WORKS AND RAILWAYS.
TENDERS INVITED.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposits, are invited for the undermentioned services. ,Tenders should be endorsed " Tender for y " (as the case may be) and addressed as indicated.
:Locality and Description of Work.
Mascot AerodromeSupply and delivery ofgravel
Bodalla Post Office and Residence Repairsand painting
F. D. McMaster Animal Health Laboratory,Sydney UniversitySupply of motorgenerator
Moruva Post Office and Residence Repairsand painting
Lithgow Remodelling Commonwealth Bankpremises
Tenders Return-able at
Noon, 24thNovember,1930
Noon, 1stDecember,1930
PP
Of
Pi
ii
Noon, 8thDecember,1930
Plans, Specifications, &c., Available at. Tenders to be Addressed to--
Commonwealth Works Director, Cus- Commonwealth Works Director,Customs House, Sydney.toms Home, Sydney
Commonwealth Works Director, Cus-toms House Sydney ; also at PostOfficesBodalla and Moruya
Commonwealth Works Director, Cus-toms House, Sydney
Commonwealth Works Director, Cus-toms House, Sydney ; also at PostOfficeMoruya
Commonwealth Works Director, Cus-toms House, Sydney ; also at Lith-gow Commonwealth Bank
if
if
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Locality and Description of Work.
Portland Post Office and Residence--- General repairs andpainting
Glen Inns Pâstal Buildings Repairs and painting .Wallecawang Post Office and ResidenceGeneral repairs
and paintingArmidale Drill Hall Repairs and painting ..
Amount. Contractor. Date ofAcceptance
Date ofy'ompletioB.
110 12 6
161 9 078 0 074 15 0
Messrs. Houle and Peirce, Leichhardt
Mr. T. Hehir, Gien InnsMessrs. Houle and Peirce, Leichhardt
Mr. H. E. Fiveash, Armidale ..
5.11.30
3.1I.305.11.30
29.10.30
14.1.31
12.1.3131.12.30
26.11.30
ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.
Contract No. 2433. British Insulated Cables Ltd., Box4312, General Post Office, Melbourne C.1. Schedule C.640Copper and cadmium copper wire, £14,983 14s. New South\Vales and Queensland.
OFFERS are invited until Noon on Monday, the 15th De-cember, 1930, for the lease of the Drill Hall premises atMud see, New South Wales, for three years from the 23rdDecember, 1930, subject to the following conditions:
The lessee will be required to pay all rates and taxes, inaddition to rent, as if the lessor were a private individualto pay rental in advance; to insure the premises againstfire, in the name of the Commonwealth, for the amount of£600; to paint the premises during the first year of occu-pation; to keep the premises in good repair and condition,and to yield the same up upon the expiration or deter-mination of the tenancy in as good repair and conditionas same are now in ( reasonable wear and tear and damageby fire, storm, tempest, flood, or earthquake excepted) ;not to make any structural alterations without the per-mission of the Commonwealth; to permit any responsibleofficer of the Commonwealth to enter and inspect the pre-mises at all reasonable times; not to assign, underlet, orDart with the possession of the premises without theconsent of the Commonwealth; and to state for what pur-pose the premises will be used. The lessee may, on orbefore the expiration of the lease, remove all fixtures orerections erected or set up by him, unless other arrange -ments shall have been made with the lessor.
Offers should be addressed to the Secretary, Department ofWorks, Canberra, and envelope endorsed " Offer for lease ofMZudgee Drill Hall."
No offer necessarily accepted.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.TENDERS will be received until Two o'clock p.m. on tiffedates shown, at the Defence Contracts Offices in the capitalcities stated hereunder:
Item, Tender Closing.Supply of badges -25th November, 1930 (extended from18th November) . (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide
and Perth.)Supply of cloths, serges and tweeds 25th November, 1930.(Melbourne and Sydney.)3262.-2
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.
NEW SOUTH WALES.(00) Contract No. 2190. -32 batteries, nickel iron, alkaline
storage, for electric truck, 84s. 6d. each, in bond, for OrdnanceFactory. Ma.ribyrnong.Thos. A. Edison Ltd., 372 Kent- streetSydney.
VICTORIA.(t;:31) Contract No. 2178. -1,000 yards serge, bIue,. 20 -oz.,78. 4d. per yard, less 21 per cent. for 30 days, for Common -wealth CIothing Factory. -- Castlemaine Woollen Co. Ltd.Castlemaine. '(632 ) Contract No. 2188. -2,500 yards cream pocketing,:30 inches wide, I21d. per yard, less 3 percent. for 7: days, for
Commonwealth Clothing Factory.Woodhouse, Hambly & Co.,Sydney. . .
(633 ) Contract No. 2189. -2,500 yards cream pocketing,30 inches wide, is. 6d. per yard, less 31 per cent. for 7 days.----Leslie T. Powell & Co., Sydney.
PROVISIONS FOR CAMPS OR SCHOOLS AT PORTSEA.
Period -10th November, 1930, to 15th January, 1931.(634) Contract No. 2193. Fresh milk, 2s. 4d. per gallon.--.1. Stirling, Portsea.(635) Contract No. 2192.-- Groceries, bread and vegetablesRates as per contractStringer's Stores, Sorrento.(636) Contract No. 21.91. Meat, freshRates as per con-tract. H. W. Wilson, Sorrento.
QUEEN SLAND.
PROVISIONS FOR H.M.A. SHIPS AT TOWNSVILLE.
Approved 21st August, 1930.Period --- -29th August to 8th September, 1930.
(637) Contract No 628. VegetablesRates as per con-tract.-- Cummins & Campbell Ltd., Townsville.
(.038) Contract No. 629.MeatRates as per contract.- -Robinson Bros., Townsville.
(639) Contract No. 630.FishRates as per contract.-- -Robinson Bros., Townsville.(640) Contract No 631: Dairy produceRates as per con -
t.rraet: Burns, Philp & Co. Ltd :, Townsville.
No. 102:----20th . November). 1E30 2284
Vic roars.(641) Contract No. 2137.-6,810 yards cloth, facing,
coloured, 16 -oz., 48. 6d. per yard, less 2i per cent. for 30 days,for Ordance Stores, Melbourne. The Returned Soldiers WoollenMill, Geelong. ,
(642) Contract No. 2172. Buttons, brass, G.P.G.S.: Line32,'T250 gross, 7s. 8d. per gross; Line 26, 200 gross, Os. 8d.per grossplus 2¡ per cent. sales taxfor Ordnance Stores,Melbourne.Cole, Bentley & Son, Melbourne.
REPATRIATION COMMISSION.CORRIGENDA.
Serial , Nos. 410 to 415 inclusive. The period of these eon-tracts should read 1st October, 1930, till 31st December,1930.
Serial No. 436, meat for Anzac Hostel, Kangaroo Point,Queensland. The contractors name should read Anderson,Cameron & Co., Stanley - street, South Brisbane.
(In lieu of notification appearing in Gazette, No. 95, pages2110-1.)
HIS Excellency Lord Somers in Council has appointed théClerk of Petty Sessions at Longford, in the State of Tas-
mania, as Registrar of Pensions under the Invalid and ,Old -agePensions Act 1908 -1928, for the District of Longford, viceC. R. Stewart.
J. A. LYONS, Acting Treasurer.
Canned Fruits Export Control Act 1926 -1930.N pursuance of regulation 12 of the Canned Fruits Export
Control (Poll and Election of Board) Regulations, I,rancis Michael Forde, Acting Minister of. State for Markets
and Transport, do hereby notify that the name, place ofresidence, and occupation of the candidate nominated for elec-tion as a representative on the Canned Fruits Control Boardis as set out hereunder :---
Representative of Co- operative CanneriesFairley, Andrew Walker, Shepparton, Orchardist.
As the number of candidates nominated is not greater thanthe number of candidates required to be elected, and in accord-ance with Regulation 14 (1) of the Canned Fruits ExportControl (Poll and Election of Board) Regulations, I" declarethis candidate duly elected, to hold office for a period of twoyears as from the ninth day of December, 1930.
Dated this eleventh day of November, 1930.F. M. FORDE, Acting Minister for Markets and Transport.
Commonwealth' Gazette
Statutory Declarations Act 1911 - 1922.T is hereby notified, for public information, that the appoint-' ment of the persons mentioned in the attached Schedule
as Commissioners for Declarations under : the above Act hasthis day been determined : by me, such persons haring: ceasedto hold the positions held by them at the date of their appoint-ment as such Commissioners.
.
a GEO. S. KNOWLES, Acting Solicitor- General.17th November, 1930.
SCHEDI LE..
Francis. Joseph Ross, Esquire, T.S.O., of Canberra, in theFederal Capital Territory, President, SuperannuationBoard.
Edward Johns Malcolm, Esquire, of Sale, in the State ofVictoria, :Postmaster.
Stuart Rodda Bell, Esquire, of Benalla, in the State ofVictoria, Clerk to the District Postal Inspector.
Statutory Declarations Act '1911-1922.IT is hereby notified, for public information, that the persons
mentioned in the attached Schedule have this day beenappointed by me to be Commissioners for Declarations underthe above Act.
GEO. S. KNOWLES, Acting Solicitor- General.17th November, 1930.
SCHEDULE.Adam Jackson, Esquire, of Melbourne, in the State of Vic
toria, Postal Inspector.William Taylor, Esquire, of Melbourne, in the State of Vic-
toria, Postal Inspector.Phillip Rees, Esquire, of Canberra, in the Federal Capital
Territory, President, Superannuation Board.
[3ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.
IS Excellency Lord Somers in Council has approved of thefollowing change being made:
RESERVE.GENERAL Dt rzEs BRANCH.
Promotion.Honorary Wing Commander C. E. KingsfordSmith, M.C., A.F.C., is granted the honorary rank of AirCommodore, 1st November, 1930.(Ex. Min. No. 173.)
A. E. GREEN, Minister for Defence.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.
PROMOTIONS - SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.fp HE following. promotions aro pros .and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service .Board of Commissioners, and, where
consequent u on another provisional promotion, shall be dependent, upon the latter being contained. Appeals should be forwarded
direct to the Public Service Inspector in the State in Which the promotion is to be made, or if . the promotion is to be . made in theFederal
Capital Territory, to the Public Service Inspector at Canberra, to reach him within fourteen days of the date of the notification. An
appellant shall without delay forward a copy of : his appeal to the Chief Officer of the Department in which the vacancy exists. Officers
stationed in remote districts may forward appeals by telegraph.The ground of appeal must be as prescribed in Section M. of the Commonwealth Public Service Mt, .viz.:
(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) equal efficiency combined with seniority.
(N.B. Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed by
Determination.)
Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.Salary on
Promotion.Date of
Promotion.
Loughrey, .William Harold Lee.
O'Donohue, Michael Joseph
ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Bankruptcy Branch.
Accountant, Third. Division Official Receiver (£612- £684), Third Divi-V£492- £564), Official Re- sion, Bankruptcy Branch,- Victoria, viceceiver's Office, Bankruptcy W. F. Merrell, transferredBranch, Victoria
JIOME . AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT.Divisional Returning Officer, Third Division
(£420 - ,£492); Wide Bay (Maryborough),Electoral Branch, Queensland, vice G.Barrett, promoted
.. i Clerk, Third, Division (£252-£306),. O, ley, (South " Bris-bane), Electoral Branch,Queensland"
624
;° s In inëive ot:cost of,livinà ad;uatnient under Public Service Regulation 1116a or relative Arbitration Determination.8 Rates payable Adder Pa6Uc'Service' Regulations.
omrnonwealth Gazette 2285 No. 102.-20th November, 1930
PROMOTIONScontinued,
Name: Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.Victoria.
Salary on Date ot`Promotion. Promotión.
e
Carver, Donald Motor Driver (£244- £280),Fourth Division, Stores
Overseer (Postmen) (£320- £344), FourthDivisión, Inspection Branch, vice J. A.
332 27.11.30
Branch (Transport) Thompson, transferred iii
Qwe nsland.Edwards, Charles Winnicott Senior Telegraphist, Grade 1 Senior Counter Officer (£3304402), Third 396 20.11,30
(£354 -- X384), Third Division,Telegraph Branch
Division, Telegraph Branch. Office re-classified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 30/750)
Inclusive of cost of living adjustment under Public Service Regulation 106s or relative Arbitration Determination.
The scale of salary of the position to which E. L Pinchen has been provisionally promoted, vide notification appearing in Gazette of30th October, 1930, should read " £186- £194 " in lieu of " £190- £198 ", and salary on promotion should read " £194 " in lieu of t` £198 ".
The salary on promotion of J. Kilgour, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 14th August, 1930, and foótnote in Gazette of 30thair October, 1930, should read " £366 " as originally notified.
The salary on promotion of J. Hardiman, vide notification appearing in Gazette of 6th November, 1930, should read " £468 " in lieu of" £450 ".
The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :--
DEPARTMENT OP MABHFPS
R. R. Ellen, appearing in Gazette of 23rd October, 1930.
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
P. Lowe, appearing in Gazette of 30th October, 1930.
N
OFFICES CREATED, ABOLISHED, ETC.
IS Excellency Lord Somers, administering the Governmentof the Commonwealth, in Council, has approved of the
following:DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
( TAXATION.)
Creations- of Positions. -- Notification appearing in Gazette,No. 98, of 0th November, 1930, regarding the creation ofthe position of Senior Investigation Officer, Central Staff,,,hould read salary range " £54t3 -£612, in lieu of £516- £612."
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT.VICTORIA.
Abolitions o f Position.- -Chief Overseer of Seamen (£600-£660), Third Division, Marine Branch, Navigation (HeadOffice) , occupied by C. D. Matheson.
Creation of New Position. -- Senior Nautical and Ship Sur -veyór (Relief, &e. ), Third Division, Marine Branch, Naviga-tion (Head Office ) , with limits of salary of minimum £630,maximum £708 per annum, subject to variation in pursuanceof regulation 100A. --(EX. Min. No. 141Trade and Customs.)
PROMOTIONSCOMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1930.
HE Commonwealth Public Service Board of Commis -sioners hasConfirmed the following provisional prof-notions, as
notified in the Gazettes indicated :John HenryDugan, James Alexander Snow, Francis NortonYoung, Sidney Roy Liddell, 2nd October, 1930;Charles Francis Sweeting, 9th October, 1930.
(2 ) Cancelled the following provisional promotions, aenotified in the Cazettes indicated:Alfred GeorgeFreeman Ellie,' 26th June, 1930; Walter Henry SuchMartini, 2nd October, 1930:
W. J. SKEWES, Chairman,Public Service Board of Commissioners.
(1)
APPOINTMENTS AND RETIRENENTS.
rHE following appointments and retirements are notified bythe Public Service Board of Commissioners :
APPOINTMENTS.
FOURTH' DIVISION.
DEPARTMENT Olf TRANSPORT.
Lrightkecper. Albert Clarendon Makepoace, Stanley Main -waring Brown, Hobárt Oscar Tolman.
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Victoria.Typist, Grade 1.---Lola Donegan.
RETIREMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
New South Wales.Section 86.Charles Ormsby, Excise Officer, as from 3rd
December, 1930 ; George Herbert Ross, Invoice ExaminingOfficer, as from 8th December. 1930.
ll'esteru Australia..Section 85.Charles Frederick Wordsworth Chapman,
Wharf Examining Officer, Grade 2, as from 8th January,1931.
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Yew South Wales.
section 49. Mary Carmody, Monitor, as from 20th Septem-ber, 1930; Ivy Margaret Drew, Monitor, as frone 27th Septem-ber, 1930; Ida Jane Fury, Telephonist, as from 28th October,1930.
f'outh Australia.Section 49.Ivy Irene Coumbe, Telephonist, as from 18th
October. 1930.W. J. SKEWES, Chairman,
Public Service Board of Commissioners.
No. 102.---20th November, 1930 2286 Commonwealth Gazette
FREE COURSES FOR COMMONWEALTH OFFICERS.. ATCANBERRA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.
PPL1OATIONS are invited from permanent officers` {obier.. thin officers on probation) of the Common-
wealth-Public Service stationed in the Federal Capital Terri-tory for nomination during 1931 for a limited number offree places in the following courses at the Canberra UniversityCollege:
ArtsDegree of Bachelor.Commerce Diploma or Degree of Bachelor.Law Degree of Bachelor.
The iioiuinatiens will be made by the Public Service Com-missioners on the recommendation of a Selection .Board. Therecommendations of the Selection Board will be based on:age suitability, and qualifications of applicants, after personalinterview of applicants, and on reports of Heads of Departments. .
To bé cOnsidered for selection, 'officers must be eligible toproceed with the Degree or Diploma` Course in accordancewith the regulations of the University of Melbourne. Ordi-narily, therefore, for a Degree course, an officer must havequalified for matriculation at any Australian University.For tige Law course, Leaving Latin or an approved equivalentstandard therein is also a pre-requisite.
Matriculation....is not essential for the Diploma Course inCommerce, but applicants must have passed the SchoolIntermediate Examination or have furnished evidence thatthey possess a good general education approximating to suchexamination. Certain equivalent examinations are acceptedfor the purpose of the Degcee course in Commerce in, lieuof the ordinary requirements.
Officers who are candidates at the Leaving and Intermediate'examinations to be held in 1930 may lodge applications, asthe award of free places will not be made until the resultsof those examinations are known, and applicants who satisfythe above prescribed conditions thereat will receive con -sideration.
Each officer nominated to a free place will be admitted.without fee to lectures and examinations in the subjects ofhis course, and will be granted, where necessary, and subjectto departmental convenience. leave of absence with pay toenable him to attend essential lectures, practical and other\work and examinations. He will not, however, be granted
:allowance for books, materials, or other expenses involvedin attending the College, and will. be _required to pay the fee;for the diploma or admission to the degree. He will be.required. also to enter into an agreement with the Common -wealth, and to be guaranteed by aie approved surety, that hewill not relinquish his course without -permission, that he'will carry out the conditions of his free place, and that, ifrequired, he -will remain and continue in the employment ofthe Commonwealth during the period of five years next afterthé teriiiinaticci of his free place. The amount of liabilityunder the terms of this agreement will not exceed £250.
The continuance. of the free place will be dependent uponsatisfactory-reports by the Council of the College as to theofficer's a.ttenda.nce, conduct and progress at the College, andby the principal officer of his Department as to his conduct,diligence and efficiency as an officer.
A free place shall be tenable for the full length of a coursefor 'a degree or diploma, except that continuance of the grantafter the expiration of the normal period of the course will besubject to the approval of the Public Service Board.
The Public Service Board may, at any time, cancel thegrant of a free place if it is satisfied.:-- -
(ca) that the prescribed conditions of tenure are notcomplied ~with; or
(b ) that the conduct of the holder has been idle, un-becoming, disorderly, or otherwise improper; or
(r.) that the holder has failed to make satisfactoryprogress; or
(,i.) that the exigencies of the Service so require;and thereupon all advantages connected with such free placeshall cease and determine.
On the production of satisfactory evidence any holder of.i, free place may have his free place suspended by the PublicService- Board for a period up to one year, and, if necessary,for a further period, but the suspension shall not be grantedduring the first year of the course.
Forms of application are obtainable from the Secretary,Public Service Board, Canberra, to whom applications mastbe forwarded not later than 6th December, 1930.
W. J. SKEWES. Chairman.Public Service Board of Concinissloccers.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.PPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the
Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Services of the States and other persons.
Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.Applicants for vacancies in other States should forward theirapplications through the local Chief Officer.
In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the fol-lowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication :---
DesignationSalary ScaleOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of service (in years )Salary ( per annum )Date of receipt of present salary....
Other applicants should state full names, date, year andplace of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British . subjects. Copies only of diplomas,references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.
The range of salary indicates the classified value of a posi-tion, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.
\JTliere positions have been the subject of an arbitrationdetermination. the salary scales shown are those prescribed bythe determination. Unless the appointee to a position is
(i ) a returned soldier, or any person covered by PublieService Regulation 72n; or
(ii) a member of the relative organization,salary will be that payable in accordance with the PublicService Regulations.
Successful applicants. must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation. Act 1922 .-1924.
At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will bemade, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.
Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised. vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer conies within the con-ditions prescribed in Public. Service Regulation No. 119.
Fares to locality of appointaient of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-ing, if the applicant.is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, When such allowance as the cireimstances justifymay be granted.
Position and Division. Locality.Salary (exclusive of Child
Endowment.):
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Taxation Branch, Central Staff.
Assistant (Female), Grade .1, Fourth Melbourne .. £90 to £186 .. . .
Division
C1n Ing DateReceipt of
Applications.
27th November,1930
To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.
(See second paragraph above asto the submission of Interstate
applications.)
'Deputy Commissioner ofTaxation, Box 769o,General Post Office, Mel-bourne, C.1
: The salaries shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106s.
Oomnion*ea.Ith Gazette 2287 No. 102.-- 20th Neivembë *, 1930
NOTIFICATION OF VACANGIES=canainued.
Position and Division.
Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division(five positions)
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.Ardlethan £354 to £432
BingaraBlayneyGulgongTingha
Quarters : Bingara, Blayney and Gulgong, six rooms ; Ardlethan and Tingha, five rooms.
Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2, ThirdDivision (three positions)
Postmaster, Grade 4, Third Division ..
Carcoar .. £354 to £432 . .
Quarters : Seven rooms.
Exchange, £378 to £414Orange,Oxford - street
Victoria.Shepparton . £540 to £594
Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1, Fourth + Innisfail,Division (two positions) ! Maryborough
District Allowance: Innisfail Grade III.
Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division .. q Mossman .. £354 to £432 .
Queensland.£384 to £420
Closing DateReceipt of
Applications.
4th December,1930
To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded..
(See second Paragraph àbove asto the submission ofintetatate
application.)
Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Sydney
District Allowance : Bingara, Grade IL
27th November,. j Deputy Director, Posts and1930 ! Telegraphs, Sydney
27th November, Deputy Director, Posts and1930 Telegraphs, Sydney
4th December, ( Deputy Director, Posts and1930
l
Telegraphs, Melbourne
27th November,1930
1 27th November,1930
District Allowance : Grade III. Quarters, four rooms.
Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Brisbane
Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, Brisbane
The salaries shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106a.
NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924.1930.CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION
FOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of THOMAS WHEALS, of Collie, in the State ofWestern Australia, butcher, a Debtor.
THEREBY certify that at a meeting of creditors of ThomasWheals, of Collie, butcher, duly convened and held at the
office of Harry D. Stapleton, solicitor, Municipal Chambers,Collie, on the 23rd day of October, 1930, a special resolutionwas duly carried that the said Thomas Wheals do execute adeed of Assignment in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bank-ruptcy Act 1924 -1930, to James Lewis Berkley Weir, asTrustee.4938 H. E. BARTLETT, Chairman.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Government.In the matter of EDWIN VICTOR REARDON, of Perthville,New South Wales, orchardist, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance
of section 175, sub- section (c) , of Part XI. of theBankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, has this day filed a first accountas by the said section is required.
Dated at Sydney this tenth day of November, 1930.4939 C. R. M. SHANNON, Trustee.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
In the matter of THOMAS WHEALS, butcher, of Collie, inthe State of Western Australia.
AtT OTICE is hereby given that the above- named debtor has1 executed a deed of assignment to James Lewis BerkleyiVeir, of Commercial Union Chambers, 66 St. George's- terrace,Perth, and the saTile is now lying for inspection and executionat the office of J. L. B. Weir & Brodrick, Commercial Unionchambers, 60 St. George's- terrace, Perth.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1930.
J. L. B. WEIR., Trustee.J. L. B. WEIR & BRODRICK, chartered accountants (Aus-
tralia ), GG St. George's - terrace, Perth. 4940
In the Court of Bankruptcy, Northern District. In the matterof the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in the matter of JOHNDEAMt'ROSI, of Spring Hill, Brisbane, late cane - grower,Mack nade.
DIVIDEND of One shilling and sixpence is intended tobe declared in the above matter. Creditors who have
not proved their claims by the 30th November, 1930, will beexcluded from this dividend.
Dated this third day of November, 1930.4941 A. G. JOHNSON, Trustee, Ingham.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, Western Australian District.-
In the matter of the Bankruptcy A.ct 1924 -1930, and in thematter of THOMAS HENRY VAN DEN Boit, trading as TheW.A. Cake Factory, Ivy- street, West Perth.
?LT OT1t`Is is - hereby given that tine - above- nánted debtor hasI. executed a deed pf assignment to John Erie Gibson, ofGoldsbrough Rouse, IM St. George's- terrace, Perth, and thesame is now lying for inspection and execution at the office ofJohn E. Gibson, Goldsbrough House, 164 St. George's- terrace,Perth.
Dated this seventh day of November, 1930.
JOHN E. GIBSON, Trustee.JOHN E. GIBSON, public accountant and registered trustee,
Goldsbrough House, 104 St. George's- terrace, Perth. 4942
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 59of 1930 ) . Re bankrupt estate of LESLIE OSBORNE ANDREWDICK. .
Date of petition -7th October. 1930.Date of sequestration order -7th October, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -20th November.
1930, at 'Three 13.ní., at my office.Norr.. All debts due to the estate should be paid to roe.
ALEX. T. CRUJKSHANK, Official Receiver.E. S. &. A. Bank Chambers, Laimeeston, 12th November, 1930.
4943
No 102.--20th November, 1930 228 Commonwealth Gazette
j N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australiaj (No. SO of 1930 ) . Re ARTHUR CRAIG and JACK CRAW,
trading as " A. & J. Craig," 680 Hay- street, Perth, grocers.Date of petition -10th September, 1930._)ate of sequestration order 26th September, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th November,
1930, at a quarter -past Three p.m., at Supreme Court,Perth.
M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.6th November, 1930. 4944
T N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia1 (No. 95 of 1930).Re NAOMI Pix, of 282 Rokeby -road,
Subiaco, married woman.Date of petition -1st November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -1st November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th November,
1930, at a quarter -past Two p.m., at Supreme Court, Perth.M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.
6th November, 1930. 4945
SEQUESTRATION ORDER.
J./EBTOR'S NameNaomi Pix.
Address ---282 Rokeby -road, Subiaco.Description Married woman.Court Bankruptcy, Western Australia.Number of matter -95 of 1930.Date of order -1st November, 1930.Date of petition Ist November, 1930.Act or acts of bankruptcy Debtor's petition.
M. M. MOSS, Official Receiver.49463rd November, 1930.
I N the Court of Bankruptcy. District of Southern Queensland(No. 98 of 1930 ) . Re bankrupt estate of ELSIE MORRISONWILSON (wife of William Rainie Wilson) , of VictoriaPark, near Roma, in the State of Queensland, farmer.
Date of petition -6th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -6th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -28th November.
1930, at the office of the Clerk of Petty Sessions, Roma,at 11 a.m.
NoTE. A ll debts due to the estate should be paid to me.F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.
Dated 10th November, 1930. 4947
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland(No. 94 of 1930 ) . Re bankrupt estate of ROBERT GEORGEMULLINS, of Crosby -road, Albion, Brisbane, in the State ofQueensland, motor mechanic, lately .residing at Pomona,in the said State, and carrying on business as a motormechanic.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th November,1930, at the office of the Official Receiver, State Govern-ment Insurance Building, Elizabeth- street, Brisbane, atEleven a.m.
F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.Dated 10th November, 1930. 4948
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and
Territory for the Scat of Government.In the matter of theBankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in the matter of WALTEREDWIN US ENS, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the above named debtor Lias
executed a deed of assignment to Andrew Gordon Noble,of 1G Barrack - street, Sydney, and the same is now lying forinspection and execution at 1G Barrack- street, Sydney.
Dated this twelfth day of November, 1930.49.50 A. G. NOBLE, Trustee.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, New South Vales District.Inthe matter of the Bankruptcy Act, and in the matter ofWALTER EDWIN HEINS, jeweller, of Mudgee, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of creditors of
Walter Edwin Heins, held at 16 Barrack - street, Sydney,on Wednesday, 12th November, 1930, a special resolution waspassed that Walter Edwin Heins do execute a deed of assign-ment, under Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, forthe benefit of his creditors, to Andrew Gordon Noble, of 16Barrack- street, Sydney, as Trustee. Filed in the above Court,12th November, 1930.
ARTHUR A. C. COCKS, Chairman.Dated at Sydney this twelfth day of November, 1930. 4950A
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of CLIFFORD SAMUEL TuETHEWEY, lately trading as" Ideal Motors," of 82 Queen Victoria-street, Fremantle,motor mechanic, a Debtor.
HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of
:Clifford Samuel Trethewey, lately trading as " Ideal
Motors," of 82 Queen Victoria - street, Fremantle, in the Stateof Western Australia, motor mechanic, a debtor, duly con-vened and held at the offices of Francis A. Jones & Co., publicaccountants, auditors, and secretaries, Atwell Arcade Cham-bers, Fremantle, on Tuesday, the 14th day of October, 1930, aspecial resolution was duly carried that the said CliffordSamuel Trethewey do execute a deed of assignment, in pur-suance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, to FrancisAlexander Jones, Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle, publicaccountant, who is a person registered as qualified to act asa Trustee.
Dated this ] 4th day of October, 1930.W. H. STEAD, Chairman.
FRANCIS A. JONES & CO., public accountants, auditors,and secretaries, Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle. 4951
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.In the matter of the Ba nkruptcy Act 1924-1930, and in thematter of CLIFFORD SAMUEL TRETIIEWEY, lately trading as" Ideal Motors," motor dealer, a Debtor.
NI OTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor hasl executed a deed of assignment to Francis Alexander
Jolies, of Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle, public accoun-lant, and the sanie is now lying for inspection and executionat the offices of Francis A. Jones & Co., public accountants,;auditors, and secretaries, Atwell Arcade Chambers. Fremantle.
Dated this Stil day of November, 1930.F. A. JONES, Trustee.
FRANCIS A. JONES & CO., public accountants, auditors,and secretaries, Atwell Arcade Chambers, Cantonment street,Fremantle. 4952
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION.FOR DE ED OF ASSIGNMENT.
In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of THOMAS LEONARD IVENS and FRANCIS HOMEWOOD
LATTEN, trading together in partnership under the firmname of Ivens &, Latten, of Merredin, farmers, Debtors.
rRALPH BEDFORD OLNEY, of St. George's- terrace, Perth,
credit clerk, hereby certify that at a meeting of thecreditors of Thomas Leonard Ivens and Francis HomewoodLatten, trading together in partnership under the firm nameof Ivens & Latten, of Merredin, duly convened and held atVeld Chambers, St. George's - terrace, Perth, on Friday, the26th day of September, 1930, a special resolution was dulycarried that the said Thomas Leonard Ivens and FrancisHomewood Latten, trading together in partnership under thefirm name lof Ivens & Latten, do execute a deed of assignment,In pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, toQuintin Hobden James, of 45 -51 Weld Chambers, St. George's -terrace, Perth, chartered. accountant (Aust.) , as Trustee, forimmediate realization.
4953 R. B. OLNEY, Chairman.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.
In the matter of THOMAS LEONARD IVENS and FRANCIS HOME -WOOD LATTEN, trading together in partnership under thefirm name of Ivens & Latten, of Merredin, farmers, Debtors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named have
executed a deed of assignment to Quintin Hobden James,of 45 -51 Weld Chambers, St. George's - terrace, Perth, chartered:iccoi...tant ( Ault.) , and the same is now lying for inspectionand execution at the offices of Q. H. James & Company, char-tered accountants (Mist.), 45 -51 Veld Chambers, St. George'sterrace, Perth.
Dated this 22nd day of October, 1930.Q. H. JAMES, Trustee.
Q. H. JAMES & COMPANY, chartered accountants (Aust.),45 -51 Weld Chambers, St. George's- terrace, Perth. 4954
Commonwealth Gazette 2289 1.1Tü. 102.-20th November, 193.0
In the Federal" Court of $ankruptcy, District of the State of NewSouth Wales and the Territory for the Seat of Government(No. T.53 of 1930).In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act1924 -1930, section 120, and in the matter of an applicationby FRANCIS HARMSwoaT WAY to be registered as qualifiedto act as a Trustee under the said Act.
ril AKE notice that Francis Harmsworth Way, charteredaccountant (Aust. ), of 26 O'Connell-street, Sydney, in
the State of New South Wales,- has been duly registered asqualified to act as a Trustee under the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1930.4955 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
ORDER OF ANNULMENT.
I)EBTOR'S Nanle.- -ANNIE WALSH.
Address Gladstone Park Hotel, Marion - street, Leiehhardt.'Description Widow.Court. Bankruptcy.NumberS.441 of 1930.Date of order -30th September, 1930.
4956 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
In the matter of CLARENCE AUSTIN, of Lake Grace, chemist.Estate assigned 7th May, 1930.
tFIRST and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in
the above matter. Creditors who have not proved theirdebts by the 25th day of November, 1930, will be excludedtherefrom.
Dated this 4th day of November, 1930.JOHN E. GIBSON, Trustee.
Goldsbrough House, Perth. 4957
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland
(No. 76 of 1930 ); Re MAY TILANUS, of Brisbane, in theState of Queensland, storekeeper ( wife of John Tilanus),of the same place) , a married woman having separateestate, a Bankrupt.
KTOTICE is hereby given- that it is intended to declare a
first and final dividend on ordinary claims proved inthis estate. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs ofdebts at the office of the Official Receiver, State GovernmentI itsurance Building, Elizabeth- street, Brisbane, on or beforethe twenty- eighth day of November, One thousand nine hundrednd thirty, will be excluded from participation in this dividend.Dated at Brisbane this eighth day of November, 1930.
4958 F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland
(No. 71 of 1930) . Re JOHN TILANUS, of Brisbane, in theState of Queensland, storekeeper, a Bankrupt.
OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare. aIN first dividend on ordinary claims proved in this estate.Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of debts at theoffice of the Official Receiver, State Government Insurancebuilding, Elizabeth- street, Brisbane, on or before the twentyeighth day of November, 1930, will be excluded from partici-1 pa t ion in this dividend.
Dated at Brisbane this eighth day of November, 1930.46359 F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
(No. 360 of 1930) .
I HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors ofWilliam Durward, of No. 307 Gilles- street, Adelaid ,
building contractor, duly convened and held -.at Pirie - street,Adelaide,on the 17th day of July, 1930, and adjourned untilthe 3rd day of October, 1930, a special resolution was dulycarried on such last date that the said William Durward doexecute a deed of assignment, in pursuance of Part XI. of theBankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, to James Churchill -Smith of WareChambers, King William street, Adelaide, chartered accountant(Rust.), as Trustee.
Dated this sixth day of October, 1930.R. F. MATHESON, Chairman.
This certificate is filed by Herbert Solomon, of Ware Cham-bers, King William- street, Adelaide, solicitor for the debtor.Office of the Registrar,
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.Filed this 7th day of October, 1930, at 12.50 p.m.
4900 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar,
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.District of South Australia.
To the Registrar. .TAKE notice that by deed dated the ninth day of Octobr,
One thousand nine hundred and thirty, and made inpùrsuance of Part XI.. of the Bankruptcy Act 19244930,William Durward, of 307 Gilles- street, Adelaide, in the Stateof 'Smith Australia, building contractor, conveyed and assignedall his real and personal" estate to James Churchill-Smith, ofWare Chambers, 112 King William- street, Adelaide (theTrustee) , upon trust for the benefit of the creditors of the said"William Durward. And further take notice that such, deedwas duly executed as. required by the said Act, and that carnelies for inspection and Execution at the office Of the under-signed.
Dated at Adelaide the eleventh day of November, 1930.4961 J. CHURCHILL - SMITH, Trustee.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.394 of 1930) . In the matter of JOSEPH FRANCIS OuGH,formerly of Port Adelaide, hotelkeeper, but now. of NorthEsplanade, Semaphore, out of business, a Debtor; and in thematter of a proposed meeting of creditors of JOSEPH FRANCISOUox, formerly of Port Adelaide, hotelkeeper, but now ofNorth Esplanade, Semaphore, out of business; and in thematter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930.
IHEREBY certify that at an adjourned meeting of the
creditors of Joseph Francis Ough, formerly of PortAdelaide, hotelkeeper, but now of North Esplanade, Semaphore,duly convened and held at the offices of Mr. J. R. Kearnan,solicitor, 38 Grenfell- street, Adelaide, on Friday, the 31st dayof October. 1930, a special resolution was duly carried thatthe said Joseph Francis Ough do execute a deed of assignment,in pursuance of Part XL of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, toJames Churchill - Smith, of King William- street, Adelaide, asTrustee.
Dated this first day of November, 1930.
C. CLAYTON, Chairman.Office of the Registrar,
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South 'Australia_.Filed this 5th day of November, 1930, at 12.30 p.m.
4962 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.District of South Australia.
To the Registrar.rTAKE notice that by deed' dated the seventh day of Novem-
ber, One thousand nine hundred and thirty, and made inpursuance of Part XL of the Bankruptcy Act 1924.1930, JosephFrancis Ough, formerly of Port Adelaide, in the State of SouthAustralia, but now of Semaphore, in the State of South Aus-tralia, out of business, conveyed and assigned all his real andpersonal estate to James Churchill - Smith, of Ware Chambers,112 King William- street, Adelaide (the Trustee), upon trustfor the benefit of the creditors of the said Joseph FrancisCough. And further take notice that such deed was dulyexecuted as required by the said Act, and that same lies forinspection and execution at the office of the undersigned.
Dated at Adelaide the 11th day of November, 1930.4963 J. CHURCHILL- SMITH, Trustee.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, South Australian District (No.398 of 1930) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1930, and in the matter of CHARLES WILLIAM EXTON, aDebtor.
I HEREBY certify that at an adjourned meeting of thecreditors of Charles William Exton, of Wood- street,
!tlillswood, carrying . on the business at Pirie - street, Adelaide,as T. J. Exton & Co., woolhrokers, duly convened and held atY.M.C.A. Building, Gawler - place, Adelaide, on the 7th day ofNovember, 1930, a special resolution was duly carried thatthe said Charles William Exton do execute a deed of assign -ment, in pursuance of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act, toJames Churchill- Smith, of King William- street, Adelaide, asTrustee, and that the remuneration of such Trustee be ffi percentum on the amount realized after deducting the costs ofrealization, with a minimum of £17 10e.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1930.HOWARD BUTTERICK, Chairman.
Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
Filed this 10th day of November, 1930, at 3.10 p.m.4964 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.
102.--20th November, 1930 2290 Commonwealth Gazette
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.To. the Registrar. _aril AKE notice that by deed dated the tenth day of Novem-
ber, One Thousand nine hundred and thirty, and made inpursuance of Part XL of the Bankruptcy .Act 1924 -1930,Charles William Exton, of Wood- street, Millwood, carryingon the business at Pink-street, Adelaide, as T. J.' Exton & Co.,woolbrokers, conveyed and assigned all his real and personalestate to James Churchill- Smith, of Ware Chambers, 112 KingWilliam- street, Adelaide (the Trustee) , upon 'trust for thebenefit of the creditors of the said Charles William Exton.And further take notice that such deed was duly executed asrequired by the said Act, and that the same lies fin- inspectionand execution at the office of the undersigned.
Dated at Adelaide the eleventh day of November, 1930.
4965 J. CHURCHILL - SMITH, Trustee.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.IEBTORS' Names PATRICK QUIRK and WILLIAM QUIRK,
and in the separate estate of Patrick Quirk.Address Finley.Description Farmers.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.334 of 1929.Date and nature of order -29th September, 1930. To be
suspended for three months. Discharge to take effectas from 29th December, 1930.
4966 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.EBTORS' Names W .1Ia,IAM QUIRK and PATRICK Qum.,I l and in the separate estate of William Quirk.
Address Finley.Description Farmers.Court Bankruptcy.Number -5.334 of 1929.Date and nature of order -29th September, 1930. To be
suspended for three months. Discharge to take effectas from 29th December, 1930. .
4967 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.IEBTOR'S Name Wrr.uaM HENRY WrLsoN.
Address -27 Curramulla- street, Cronulla.Description Electrical dealer.Court Bankruptcy.Number S. 402 of 1929.Date of order 26th August, 1930.
4968 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.DEBTOR'S Name GEORGE GORDON RICHARDSON.
Address " Sherington," Woodland- street, Balgowlah.Description Advertising clerk.Court Bankruptcy.Number S.7 of 1930.Date and nature of order -30th September, 1930. To be
suspended for three months, and discharge to take effectas. from 30th December, 1930.
4969 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.1)EBTOR'S Name Aanma JAMES HANRAN.
Address -11 Salisbury -road, Kensington, near Sydney, for-merly residing at Villiers- street, Kensington.
DescriptionSalesman.Court = Banlruptcy.N uthber- -5.230 of 1930.Date and nature of order -30th September. 1930. Discharge
to take effect as from 30th September, 1930.4970 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of the State of New SouthWales and the Territory for the Seat of Government (No.7 of 1928 ).In the matter of JOHN ROBERTSON, PETERMORRISON ROBERTSON, and . JOHN KIRK ROBERTSON, tradingas John Robertson & Sons, of Lismore, drapers, the Debtors.
OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee bas filed in theoffice- of,,, °the Registrar in Bankruptcy, District of the
State of R Routh \Wales, his sixth statement of receipts andpayments, showing the payment of a sixth dividend of ls. in£1, also his report on the winding up. The dividend will bepayable on and after Friday, the twenty - eighth day of Novem-ber, 1930, to those creditors only who have proved their claimsand signed or assented in writing to the deed of assignment.
Dated this eleventh day of November, 1930.
S. N. WEST, Trustee.STARKEY & STARKEY, chartered accountants (Aust.) , 16
Barrack- street, Sydney. 4971
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of FREDERICK PRATER, of Morowa, in the State ofWestern Australia, storekeeper, a Debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above named debtor has
executed a deed of assignment to The Primary ProducersTrustee Company of Western Australia Limited, of EconomicBuildings, William- street, Perth, in the State of WesternAustralia, as Trustee for the creditors, and the same is nowlying for inspection and execution at the office of the Trustee,Economic Buildings, William- street, Perth aforesaid.
Dated this 5th day of November, One thousand nine hundredand thirty.
For and on behalf of The Primary Producers TrusteeCompany of Western Australia Limited,
J. P. STRATTON, Managing Director.
LOHRMANN, TINDAL & CANNY, Perpetual Trustee Build-ings, 89 St. George's- terrace, Perth, Western Australia, so'i-citoi s for the Trustee. 4972
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.In the mat er of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of FREDERICK PRATER, of Morowa, in the State ofWestern Australia, storekeeper, a Debtor.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of
Frederick Prater, of Morowa, duly convened and held atrite offices of The Primary Producers Trustee Company ofWestern Australia Limited, on the thirty -first day of October,One thousand nine hundred and thirty, a special resolutionwas duly carried that the said Frederick Prater do execute adeed of assignment, in pursuance of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 1924-19A, to The Primary Producers Trustee Company ofWestern Australia Limited, as Trustee.
Dated the first day of November, 1930.B. MERCER, Chairman.
LOHRMANN, TINDAL & CANNY, of 89 St. George's - terrace,Perth, solicitors for the Trustee. 4973
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.404 of 1930) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1930, and in the matter of JOSEPH and GEORGE EVESAE»ENGLAND, trading as J. England & Son, Debtors.IHEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors of
Joseph and George Everard England, of 102 Rose-terrace,ayville; in the State of South Australia, contractors, duly
convened and held at the office of Geoffrey Valentine Shaw,Building, Pirie - street, Adelaide, on the 31st day of
October, 1930, a special resolution was duly carried that thesaid Joseph and George Everard England do execute a deedof assignment, in pursuance of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 1924 -1930, to Geoffrey Valentine Shaw, of Epworth Build-ing, Pinte- street, Adelaide, in the said State, public accountant,as Trustee.
Dated this 1st day of November, 1930.
A. E. HARVEY, Chairman.Office of the Registrar,
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.Filed this 14th day of November, 1930, at 2.30 p.m.
4975_ A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.
Commonwealth-Gazette '2291 No; 102.-20"tli November; 1930
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRSTDIVIDEND.
In the matter. of JAMES and WILLIAM DAWSON, storekeepers,Wyalkatchem.
OTICE is hereby given that it is my intention to declarea first dividend in the above _matter. Dividends will
be payable only to those creditors who shall have signed orassented to the deed of arrangement. Creditors who have notyet lodged -their elaims are requested to do so before the 2ndDecember, 1930.
Dated this 11th day of November, 1930.R. F. RUSHTON, Trustee.
RUSHTON & GOODIE professional accountants, PerpetualTrustee Buildings. Perth. 4974
In the Court of Bankruptcy. District of South Australia (No.404 of I930).-In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1930, l'art XI., and in the matter of JOSEPH and GEOR.;EEVERARD ENGLAND, trading as J. England & Son, Debtors.
OTICE is hereby given that the above mentioned debtorshave executed a deed of assignment to Geoffrey Valentine
Shaw, of Epworth Building, Pink-street, Adelaide, publicaccountant, and the sanie is now lying for inspection andexecution at his office.
Dated this fourth clay of November, 1930.S97í3 G. V. SHAW, Trustee.
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.-In theplatter of STANLEY THOMAS NANKIVELL, of Minlaton; underdeed of assignment dated 17th February, 1930.
OTICE is hereby given that I have caused to be filed inthis Court a statement as required by section 175, sub-
section 3, of the said Act, and I propose to pay a first andfinal dividend of Twenty shi:liiigs in the pound (20s. in the£1 ) to unsecured creditors. Dividends will be payable on andafter Monday, the fifteenth day of December, 1930, at theoffices of E. W. & D: Painter & Co., Epworth Building, Piriestreet, Adelaide, to those creditors only who have proved theirdebts and assented to the deed of assignment.
Dated this thirteenth day of November, 1930.4977 E. W. PAINTER, Trustee.
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No. 30 of1930) . -In the matter of the assigned estate of ERNESTBERTRAM HARRIS, Debtor.
T OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-suance of section 175 of the said Act, has this day filed
in the said Court such statement as by the said Act is required.It is proposed to pay, on and after Friday, the fifth day ofDecember, 1930, a first and final dividend of Two shillings andfivepence- halfpenny in the pound (2s. 5-4.1. in the £l ) to allcreditors who have proved their claims and have signed thedeed or assented thereto in writing. Dividend is payable atthe offices of Andrews & Jolly, public accountants, ParingaBuilding, Hindley - street, Adelaide.
Dated at Adelaide this 13th day of November, 1930.
F. W. JOLLY, Trustee.Parings Building, 13 Hindley- street, Adelaide. 4978
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.
401 of 1930) . -In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1 930, and in the matter of FRANE: WILLIAM TAYLOR, a Debtor.-T OTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor has
DI executed a deed of assignment to Maurice LeonardLathlean, of Pirie - street, Adelaide, public accountant, and thesame is now lying for inspection and execution at the officeof the said Maurice Leonard Lathlean, Selborne Chambers,Pirie - street, Adelaide, and your attention is specially invitedto sub- section ((i) of section 162 of the Act.
Dated this 12th day of November, 1930.M. L. LATHLEAN, Trustee.
This notice was filed by Messrs. Genders, Wilson & Pellew,of Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide, solicitors for theTrustee. 4981
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 52 of1930) .-Re bankrupt estate of EDWIN GEORGE Brt sON, ofHerrick, hotelkeeper.
riFIRST and final dividend is intended to be declared inthe above matter. Creditors who have not proved their
debts by 30th November, 1930, will be excluded.
ALEX. T. CRUIKSHANK, Trustee.E. S. & A. Bank Chambers, Launceston, 14th November, 1930.
4979
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTIONFOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.401 of 1930 ) .-In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924-1930, and in the matter of FRANK 'WILLIAM TAYLOR, a Debtor.
I HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors ofFrank Wiliam Taylor, of Largs Bay, in the State of
South Australia, grocer, duly convened and held at the officeof Maurice Leonard Lathlean, of Selborne Chambers, Pirie -street, Adelaide, on the 11th day of November, 1930, a specialresolution was duly carried that the said Frank WilliamTaylor execute a deed of assignment, in pursuance of Part XLof the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, to Maurice LeonardLathlean, of Selborne Chambers, Pide-street, Adelaide, publiéaccountant, as Trustee, and that the remuneration of theTrustee be a sum fixed according to the Sixth Schedule to therules of the said Act, with a minimum of £10 10s. It wasfurther resolved that the Trustee be empowered to postponesale, or sell all or any of the assets by private treaty, withthe approval of Mr. C. Bilsborow, of Silbert, Sharp & BishopLimited, Port Adelaide.
W. E. MUTTON, Chairman.This certificate was filed by Messrs. Genders, Wilson &
Pellew, of Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide, solicitorsfor the Trustee.Office of the Registrar,
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.Filed this 13th day of November, 1930, at 10.25 a.m.
4980 A. S. HOWLAND, Registrar.
NOTICE OF SEQUESTRATION ORDERS.GEORGE ALFRED COOK, residing at Dillon's Lane,u Bellbird, colliery employee (No. 8.572 of 1930).
Date of petition -10th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -lOth November, 1930.
FREDERICK ROBERT ADAMS, residing at Elizabeth - street, Aber -main, miner (No. S.573 of 1930) .
Date of petition -10th, November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -10th November, 1930.
EDWARD MORGAN RYAN, of Alstonville, labourer (No. 5.574 of1930).
l)ate of petition -11th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -11th November, 1930.
HARRY HERBERT BURBURY, of 12 Curranulla- street, Crónulla,and lately carrying on business as a draper at The Boule-varde, Strathfield (No. S.575 of 1930) .
Date of petition -12th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -12th November, 1930.
SAMUEL ERNEST SANDERSON, of 114 St. James' -road, NewLaanbton, labourer (No. 5.576 of 1930) .
Date of petition -13th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1930.
FREDERICK HANBY and HAROLD FREDERICK HANBY, Of 145Marrickville -road Marrickville, carrying on business underthe name of Hanby & Son, at 351 Marrickville -road, Mar-rickville (No. 8.577 of 1930) . . -
Date of petition -13th November, 1930..
Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1930.NOTE.-All debts due to the estates should be paid to me.
C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver.109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, 17th November, 1930. 4982
AMENDED NOTICE OF SEQUESTRATION ORDERS.ROSCOE HAROLD CALLABY, trading as " Advance Tyre
Service," Crown- street, Wollongong, service stationproprietor (No. 5.396 of 1930) .
Date of petition -10th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.
WILLIAM NEWMAN GEORGE MARTIN, of 122 Spencer- street,Cremorne, retired bank manager (No. S.401 of 1930) .
Date of petition -12th July, 1930.Date of sequestration order .. 25th August, 1930.
ROBERT FITZARTHUR WARD, of Commercial Bank Chambers,George- street, Sydney (No. S.404 of 1930) .
Date of petition -27tíí June, 1930.Date of sequestration order -25th August, 1930.
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DAVID TURNER MAtse, of Darling Point Garage, New SouthHead -road, Darling Point (No. S.466 of 1930) .
Date of petition 22nd August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -19th September, 1930.
JAMES CORDON McLAREN, of . Fuller's Chambers, Elizabethstreet, Sydney; {No. 8.512 of 1930).
Date of petition -16th September, 1930.Date of séquestration order -16th October, 1930.
GEORGE ALEXANDER HAINES, of lis Parramatta-road, Croydon,lately carrying on business at Nevertire (No. 5.536 of
1930) .Date of petition -25th September, 1930.Date of sequestration order -22nd October, 1930.
NOTE. -A1ì debts 'dire to the estates should be paid to me.C. F. W. LLOYD, Officiai Receiver.
109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney. 4983
NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND.
jALTERALFRED LEON EVANS and SIDN E Y MAC -
LEAY BROWN, trading as Evans & Brown, of Five Dock,builders (No. S.163 of 1928) .
SIDNEY .MACLEAY : BROWN, : of Five Dock, builder (No. S.163of 1928). (Separate estate).
WILLIAM PEARSON, of Goulburn, and late of 45 Marshall -street, Surry Hills, confectioner (No. S.338 of 1929) .
THOMAS MICHAEL KENNEDY, of Murwillumbah, public account-ant (No. 5.472 of 1929) .
MICHAEL LYNCH, of Yarrawa, Jones' Plain, Cooma, grazer(No. 5.115 of 1930) .
EDWIN GEORGE . ROBINSON, of Terrigal, restaurant proprietor(No. S.182 of 1930) .
FREDERICK WILLIAM STILL, of Grand Hotel, Hunter street,Sydney, hotel licensee (No. S.220 of 1930) .
MYER SHAPIRO, known as Myer Sharp, of 37 Lackey street,Camperdown (No. S.226 of 1930) .
ARTHUR JAMES HANRAN, of Kensington, salesman (No. S.236of 1930).
DAVID CARSON BAKES, of Penshurst, plumber (No. S.282 of1930).
FREDERICK GEORGE HOLE, trading as " Reliance Motor BodyWorks," of Trafalgar- street, Petersham (No. S.333 of
1930).FREDERICK JAMES RATH, late of Australian Hotel, Lake Car -
gelligo, licensed victualler (No. S.334 of 1930) .ESTATE 01? ARTHUR KIN GDON SMITH (deceased) , trading as
Sir Robert Bear, of Royal Arcade, Sydney, bookseller (No.5.351 of 1930).
WILLIAM JOHNSON, of Darlinghurst, stationer (No. S.378 of1930).
RICHARD BYRNE, of Moss Vale, storekeeper (No. 5.416 of1930) .
.TAMES GILBERT ASSER, of Scone, storekeeper (No. S.424 of1930) .
JAMES (No. S.434 ofgarage proprietorHILL, of Thirroul, g p p1930) .
WILLIAM RIxoN, of . Uralla, farmer (No. S.465 of 1930) .HARRY RUSSELL MORRIS, late of Lake Macquarie, storekeeper
(No. S.463 of 1930) .CHARLES JAMES KNIGHT, of 104 Market - street, Sydney,
florist (No. S.485 of 1930) .WILLIAM JOSEPH HoGAN, of Rose Bay, and late of Lock
Abba, Armidale ( No. S.502 of 1930) .Last day for receiving proofs in the above estates -10th
December, 1930.C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver, Trustee.
109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, 17th November, 1930. 4984
FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
G 'TALD REDMOND BARRY, of Roslyn - street, Darling -Darling-
hurst, and lately carrying on business at Hotel. Goul-burn, Goulburn, hoteikeeper (No. 5.542 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors-28thNorëmber, 1930, at half-past Eleven a_in., at the officeof. the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth-street, Sydney.
Date. of public examination -8th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
GEORGE ALEXANDER HAINES, of .618 Parramatta- road, Croy-.don, lately.. carrying on business at Nevertire, .hotelkeeper(No. 5.536 of -1930) .
Date and place of :first meeting of creditors -3rd Decem,ber, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at the office of theOfficial Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -5th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street.Sydney.
JAMES LLOYD, of 123 :Blue's Poìnt- road, McMahon's Point,bus driver (No. 5.346 .of 1930) . .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors, 3rd Decem-ber, -1930, 'ai a quarter past Twelve p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Davin TURNER MAïus, of Darling Point Garage, New SouthHead-rroad, Darling Point (No. 5.466. of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditorts -3rd Decem-ber, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at the office of theOfficial Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
ROY NEVILLE MARTIN, of Kirribilli, medical practitioner (No.5.192 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -3rd Deem-,ber, 1930, at a quarter past Three p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth - street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
ALFRED rPORTER, of 88 Burwood -road, Burwood, storekeeper(No. 5.406 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -3rd Deceiii-ber, 1930, at Four p.m., at the office of the OfficialReceiver, 109 Elizabeth- street,. Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
.IO1iN MARTIN CULLEN BYRNE, of Queanbeyan, tobacconist(No. S.554 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors-4th Decem-ber, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at the office of theOfficial Eeeeiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination-8th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
Ai2THUR JAMES GILBERT, of 22 Gordon- street, Burwood, busi-ness at 48 Anthony -road, West Ryde, radio mechanic (No.8.552 of 1930 ) .
Date of order for summary .administration - -15th Novem-ber, 1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -4th Decem-ber, 1930, at a quarter past Twelve p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
ROBERT MATTHEW KTSTON, of Coronation- avenue, Mosinan,and carrying on business at 170 Phillip- street, Sydney.barrister (No. S.548 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -4th Decem-her, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at the office of theOfficial Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination-9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the ]ldnkrUptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
HENRY MORGAN WILLIAMS, of Kurri Kurri, retired collierysuperintendent (No. 5.549 of 1930) .
Date a nd place of first meeting of creditors4th December, 1930, at a quarter past Three p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tenstair., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street.Sydney.
ROY NEVILLE CONNOLLY, of Maroubra, and carrying on busi-ness at 191 -193 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, as a journalist(No. 5.568 of 1930) .
Date of order for summary administration -15th Novem-ber, .1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors-4th Decem-ber, 1930, at the office of the Official Receiver, 109Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -8th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street.Sydney.
ERNEST ARTHUR 1)'OMBRAIN, of Dudley- street, Roseville, andpractising his profession at 193 Macquarie- street, Sydney,medical practitioner (No. 5.557 of 1930) .
Date and place Òf first. meeting of creditors -5th Decem-ber, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at the office of theOfficiai Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -9th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth-street,Sydney.
WILLIAM ROBERT THOMSON, of Corowa, mercer (No. 5.506 of1930).
Date and place of the first meeting of creditors-5thDecember, 1930, at a quarter past Twelve, at the officeof the Official Receiver; 1.09 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of .public examination -15th December, 1930, at Ten.a.m., . at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth - street,Sydney.
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THOMAS II EsioP, of Sutherland (No. S.523 of 1930),Date and place of first meeting of creditors --10th Decem-
ber, 1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at the office of theOfficial Receiver, at 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination,-15th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
MARY WATTS, trading as " Watts' Garage ", of Murwillum-nah (No. S.89 of 1930) .
Date of order for summary administration -15th Novem-ber, 1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -10th Decem-ber, 1930, at a quarter past Twelve p.m., at the officeof the Official' Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -15th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
WILLIAM PETER QUINN, of Teinora, grazier (No. S.75 of 1930) .Date of order for mummy administration -15th Novem-
ber, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -10th Decem-
her, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at the office of theOfficial Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -15th December, at Ten a.m.,at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
HUBERT ARTHUR MCDONALD, of 57 King- street, Arcade, Sydney,sporting goods manufacturer (No. S.516 of 1930).
Date and place of first meeting of creditors-10th Decem-ber, 1930, at a quarter past . Three p.m., at the officeof the Official Receiver, 109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.
Date of public examination -15th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Elizabeth- street,Sydney.
STANLEY NORMAN HUGHES, of Gavey- street, Mayfield West,builder (No. S.558 of ;930).
Date of first meeting of creditors -11th December, 1930,at Ten a.m., at the Court House, Newcastle.
Date of public examination i lth December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Court House, Newcastle.
äRCHIBALD HAROLD HAM, of Hall - street, Cessnock, clipper (No.S.564 of 1930).
Date of order for summary administration -15th Novem-ber, 1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -16th Decem-ber, 1930, at half -past Nine a.m., at the Court House.Cessnock.
Date of public examination -16th December, 1930, ashalf -past Nine n.m., at the Court House, Cessnock.
'l HOMAS WILLIAM GRAHAM, of Teralba -road, Nest Maitland(No. S.547 of 1930) .
Date of order for summary administration -15th Novem-ber, 1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th December, 1930 at Ten a.m., at the Court House, Newcastle.
- Date of public examination -18th December, 1930, at Tena.m., at the Court House, Newcastle.
ERNEST ROY FLOYD, of Finley, police constable, lately residingat Dunedoo and Mudgee (No. 5.527 of 1930) .
Date of order for summary administration -15th Novera-. ber, 1930.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th Decem-ber, 1930, at Eleven a.m., at the Court House,Narrandera.
Date of public examination -18th December, 1930e atEleven a..n , nt the Court House, Narrandera.
SAIIUEI. FROST, of 71 Garland -road Naremburn, carpenter,lately carrying en business at Bathurst (No. S.504 of1930).
Date and place of first meeting of creditors --15th Decem-ber, 1930, at Ten. a.m., at the Court House, Bathurst.
Date of public examinationi -15th December, 1930, at theCourt House, Bathurst.
HEDLEY IIAZELL SOUTHWELL, late Of Cudal, now Of Yass,grazier (Nó. S.556 of 1930) .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -15th Decem-ber, 1930. at Ten a.m., at the Court House, Bathurst.
Date of public examination -15th December, 1.930, at.Ten a.m., at the Court House, Bathurst.
C. F. W. LLOYD, Official Receiver.109 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, 17th November, 1930. 4985
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
I) EBTOR'S Name. CLAUDE SzvrmUS CLIFF.
Address-41 Montague -road, Cremorne, and carrying nmbusiness at Kempsey and Sydney.
Description Agent.Court Bankruptcy.NumberS.327 of 1930.Date fixed for hearing -16th December, 1930.
4989 N. C. LOCKHART, Registrar.
CERTIFICATE OF APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 381
of 1930 ) . Re WILLIAM THOMAS BAKER, of 25 :Jackson -street, Northcote, and FRANK CARLTON WlirrE, of 79 Union -street, Northcote, motor garage proprietors, trading as TheNorthcote Motors, at 54-58 High- street, Northcote and for-merly trading as The Merri Motors, of 120 High- street,Northcote.fl HIS is to certify that Arthur Stoughton Bloomfield, public
accountant, of 84 William- street, Melbourne, in the Stateof Victoria, has been duly appointed and approved as Trusteeof the property of William Thomas Baker and Frank CarltonWhite, who were made bankrupt on the 25th October, 1930.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1.930.By the Court,
4986 W. MERRELL, Registrar.
In the assigned estate of SYDNEY BENJAMIN MUMMERY, ofFremantle, dentist.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance
of section 175 of the Act, has this day filed the requiredstatement. A first and final dividend of 3s. 53d. in the £1has been declared in this estate, and same may be received atthe Trustee's office, Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle, onand after Tuesday, the 4th day of November, 1930, betweenthe hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Dated this 8th day of November, 1930.F. A. JONES, Trustee.
FRANCIS A. JONES & CO., public accountants, auditorsand secretaries, Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle. 4987
NOTICE OF FIRST DIVIDEND AND NOTICE OFINTENTION TO DECLARE A SECOND DIVIDEND.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.In the matter of ANDREW LEVINGS, of 77 Market- street.Fremantle, furniture manufacturer and dealer, a Debtor.
T OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of 7s. Gd.in the Li has been declared in the above matter, and
t hat same may be received at the Trustee's office, Atwell ArcadeChambers, Fremantle, on and after Tuesday, the 23rd day ofSeptember, 1930, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.It is intended that a second dividend be declared in thisestate, but will be payable to those creditors only who shallhave proved their debts by Saturday, the 29th day of Novem.ber. 1930.
Dated this 10th day of November, 1930.F. A. JONES, Trustee.
FRANCIS A. JONES & CO., public accountants. auditors;Ind secretaries. Atwell Arcade Chambers, Fremantle. 4988
NN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
o. 125 of 1930. Re ALBERT MAX KESSNEU, of Warooka,builder.
Date of petition-4th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -6th November, 1930.
No. 12G of 1930. Rc THOMAS ARTHUR WILLIAM SIIOBBROOK,of Colonel Light Gardens. out of business, lately residingoi.t. and carrying on business at Waymoutli= street, Adelaide.
Date of petition -7th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -7th November, 1930.
No. 128 of 1930.Re PETER NICHOLAS and CON. NICHOLAS,both of Commercial -road, Port Adelaide, fish café pro -prietors, and lately carrying on business in co- partnershipat Commercial -road, Port Adelaide.
Date of petition -25th August, 1930.Date of sequestration order -7th November, 1930.
No. 129 of 3930.Re RUPERT EVA WILSON, of Williamstown.and lately residing at Williamstown.
Date of petition --13th October, 1930.Date of sequestration order -7th November, 1930.
No. 130 of 1930.R.e ARTHUR WILSON ROGERS, of Pinnaroo,storekeeper.
Date of petition -5th November, 1930..
Date of sequestration order ;th November, 1930.No. 131 of 1930.Re HAROLD BALDOCK KNOWLES, of 41 Gor-
don- street, Glenelee formerly of 44 Sussex street, Glenelg,unemployed.
Date of petition -11th November, 19.30.Date of sequestration order -11th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors 24th
November, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at BankruptcyCourt Offices, Adelaide.
Date and place of public examination -24th November,1930, at Eleven a.m., at Bankruptcy Court. Adelaide.
Ñó. 102. =20th November, 1930
No. 132 of 1930. Re LINDA MARION KNOWLES, of 41 Gordon-street, Glleneig, formerly of 44 Sussex street, Gleneig, mar-ried woman.
Date of petition -10th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -11th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -24th
November, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy -Court Offices, Adelaide.
Date and place of public examination 24th November,]930, at Eleven a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.
No. 133 of 1930. Re JAMES GORDON GOSDEN, of Salisbury-terrace, Collinswood, land agent, lately carrying on businessat 26 Currie- street, Adelaide.
Date of petition -12th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -12th November, 1930.
No. 134 of 1930.Re LINDSAY GEORGE SLADDIN, of 36 Swift -avenue, Dulwich, photographer, lately carrying on businessas a photographer at. Port Lincoln, ami previously atClare.
Date of petition -14th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -14tíí November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -27th
November, 1930, at half -past Two p.m., at the Bank-ruptcy Court Offices, Adelaide.
NOTE. -All debts due to the estates should be paid to me.A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.
Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide, 14th November, 1930. 4990
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ORDERS FOR DISCHARGE.T N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
No. 23 of 1928. Re WILLIAM FREDERICK EGGE, of Hargrave -street, Largs Bay, traveller, and carrying on business atAdelaide, Renmark, Quorn, and Port Augusta.
Date of order -21st January, 1930.Nature of order Discharged unconditionally.
No.. 38 of 1930.Re KATHLEEN DOROTHY MADDIGAN, OfYongala., licensed victualler.
Nature of order Discharge suspended for three monthsfrom 5th September, 1930.
No. 74 of 1929. Re HERBERT NORMAN WEBB, lately residingat Glenburnie- terrace, Hayhurst, and carrying on businessat Claridge House, Gawler- place, Adelaide, manufacturers'agent.
Nature of order Discharge suspended for eighteenmonths from 5th September, 1930.
No. 76 of 1930. Re JOHN BRISENDON WESTON, of 85 Grotestreet, Adelaide, wharf labourer, formerly residing andcarrying on business as a builder and contractor at Sydney -street, Knoxville.
Nature of order Discharge suspended for six monthsfrom 3rd October, 1930.
A. S. HOWL AND,ND, Registrar.14th November, 1930. 4991
r N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queens-land (No. 100 of 1930) . Re bankrupt estate of HERMANCARL ALBRECHT, of Mooloolah, in the State of Queens-land. storekeeper.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -28t1íNovember, 1930, at the office of the Official Receiver,State Government Insurance Building, Elizabeth- street,Brisbane, at Eleven a.m.
F. W. MOLE, Public Curator, Official Receiver.13th November, 1930. 4992
In the matter of HENRY HIGGINS, of Weigall- street, SouthYarra, retired hotelkeeper, whose estate was assigned onthe 10th October, 1930.
LtSECOND and Final Dividend is intended to be declared.
Creditors who have not proved their debts by the3rd day of December, 1930, will be excluded.
Dated this 11th day of November, 1930.G. M. FOSBERY, Trustee.
G. M. FOSBERY, public accountant and registered trustee,379 Collins- street, Melbourne. Telephone, Central 2435. 4993
In the matter of the assigned estate of MARGARET GRAVELL,of Williamstown, in the State of Victoria, boot dealer.
FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the matterc±f the above - named, whose estate was assigned for
benefit of creditors on 8th day of September, 1930. Creditorswho have not proved their debts . by 4th day of December,1930, will be excluded.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1930.E. GERALD BALDING, Trustee.
DAVEY, BALDING & CO., chartered accountants (Aust.),Broken Hill Chambers, 31 Queen - street, Melbourne, C.1.
4995
In the matter of the assigned estate of CHARLES HEATHHELMORE, of Colse, in the State of Victoria.
AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the matter
of the above named, whose estate was assigned torbenefit of creditors on 17th day of October, 1930. Creditorswho have not proved their debts by 4th day of December,1930, will be excluded.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1930.E. GERALD BALDING, Trustee.
DAVEY, BALDING &. CO., chartered accountants (Aust.),Broken Hill Chambers, 31 Queen- street, Melbourne, C.1.
4994
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 403 of 1930) . In the matter of the Bankruptcy A ct1924 -1930, and in the matter of FREDERICK HOLT, a Debtor.HEREBY certify that at a meeting of the creditors ofFrederick Holt, duly convened and held at the offices of
Mr. R. B. Stuckey, solicitor, 30 Albion House, Waymouth-street, Adelaide, on the 10th day of November, 1930, a specialresolution was duly passed that the said Frederick Holtexecute a deed of assignment of his estate under Part N.I.of the Bankru plc y Act 1924 -1930, with the exception of hishousehold furniture to the value of 1;5, which be be allowedto retain, to Maurice Leonard Latlilean, of Selborne Chambers,Piri.e- street, Adelaide, public accountant, as Trustee.
Dated the I l th day of November, 1 930.G. V. IVERSEN, Chairman.
Office of the Registrar,Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
Filed this 13th day of November, 1930, at 3.45 p.m.
4996 A. S. HOWL AND, Registrar.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF DEED.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
In the natter of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1930, and in thematter of FREDERICK HOLT, a Debtor.
OTICE is hereby given that the above -named debtor haslr executed a deed of assignment to Maurice LeonardLathl.ean, of Selborne Chambers, Pinie- street, Adelaide,public accountant, and that the same is now lying forinspection and execution at Selborne Chambers, Pinie- street,Adelaide.
Dated this 12th day of November, 1930.
4997 M. L. L ATHLEAN, Trustee.
1 n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 315 of1930 ).Re VINCENT NOBLE THOMAS and LOVEDAY MAY
THOMAS, both of " Hollyburton," Fernhill -road, Sandring-ham, boarding -house proprietors.Nouch; is hereby given that the above- named Court has
appointed Tuesday, the twenty - fifth day of November,1930, at half -past Two o'clock in the afternoon, for holdingthe' public examination of Loveday May Thomas at the HighCourt Buildings, Melbourne.
Dated this seventeenth day of November, 1930.
4998 W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 321 of1930) . Re HAROLD WILFRED ASHWORTH, now of 22 Alfred -street, Kew, agent, but lately residing at 6 \Voolcock- avenue,East Kew, and carrying on business at 19 Latham House,234 Swanston- street, Melbourne, as employee of T. O.Jones. Katoomba, New South Wales.NOTICE is hereby given that the above -named Court has
appointed Monday, the eighth day of December, 1930,at half -past Ten o'clocl: in the forenoon, at High CourtBuildings, Melbourne, for holding the public examination ofthe above -named debtor. Notice is also given that, the bank-rupt having applied to the Court for his discharge, the Courthas fixed the eighth day of December, 1930, at half -past Teno'clock in the forenoon, at High Court Buildings, Melbourne,for hearing the application.
Dated this 17th day of November, 1930.
4999_ W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Commonwealth . Gazette
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 392of 1.930 ) .-Re bankrupt estate of JOHN WALTER HOLLAND,
of 24 Gillman- street, Malvern, butcher.])ate and place of first meeting of creditors -24th November,
1930. at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.
NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to nie.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 12th November, 1930. 5000
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 397of 1930 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of CATHERINE SIMS, of theManchester Arms Hotel, 650 Elizabeth - street, Melbourne,hotelkeeper.
Date of petition -25th October, 1930.Date of sequestration order-10th November, 1930.NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 11th November, 1930. 5001.
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 398of 1930.
).-R e bankrupt estate of ALBERT EDWARD VENN,
of Perry street, Moorabbin, builder.Date of petition, 13th October, 1930.Date of sequestration order -5th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -27th November,
1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.
NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 11th November, 1930. 5002
2295 No. 102. - -20ät November, 1980
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 399of 1930 ).-Re bankrupt estate of JOHN FIEMAN, of 102Clauscen- street, North Fitzroy, designer.
Date of petition -11th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -11th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -25th November,
1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.
NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 11 th November, 1930. 5003
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 400of 1930) .-Re bankrupt estate of Louis NEIL GRAEBE, of11 Boronia- street, Canterbury, formerly grocer, now outof business.
Date of petition -12th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -12th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors 25th November,
1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
Melbourne.NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 12th November, 1930. 5004
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 401
of 1930 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of HOKONUI HENRYBENNETT, of 34 Nicholson- street, Essendon, school teacher.
Date of petition -22nd October, 1930.Date of sequestration order -6th N ovember, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -26th November,
1930, at Two p.m., at Law Courts, Bendigo.NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 12th November, 1930. 5095
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 403of 1930 ).-Re bankrupt estate of GUSTAV JOHN TOLLNER,of Toorak -road, South Yarra, ARTHUR GEORGE PATON,and ALLISTER BAN MACLEAN, both of Glen Vale- street,Glen Iris, formerly trading as Tollner, Paton & Co., of579 Chapel- street, South Yarra, cash grocers and iron-mongers.
Date of petition 24th October, 1930.Date. of sequestration . order -7th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors-28th Novem-
ber, 1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice, Melbourne.
NOTE. --All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 13th November, 1930. 5007
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria {No. 402of 1930 ) . Re bankrupt estate of EDITH CONSTANCEMORRISON, of Pakenham Up ,per, orchardist.
Date of petition -ist October, 1930.Date of sequestratiom order -3rd November, 1930.
NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.Law Courts, Melbourne, 12th November, 1930. 5006
(N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 4041 of 1930) .--,Re bankrupt estate of SAMUEL ANSTEY
STEVENS, of Wee Wee Rup, retired contractor.Date of petition -13th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -27th November,
1930, at Two p.m., at Court House, Cohuna.
NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 13th November, 1930. 5008
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 405of 1930 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of WALTER EvANS, of 46Bruce- street, Coburg, bricklayer.
Date of petition -13th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -20th November,
1930, at half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.
NOTE.-All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 13th November, 1930. 5009
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 406of 1930 ) . -Re bankrupt estate of HERBERT REGINALD
HORSEY, of Main- street, Warburton, timber merchant.Date of petition -13th November, 1930.Date of sequestration order -13th November, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of creditors-26th November,
1930, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Melbourne.
NOTE. -All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 13th November, 1930. 5010
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 407of 1930 ) .-Re bankrupt estate of J. UNDERWOOD, ofAlbury, New South Wales, pastrycook.
Date of petition 26th September, 1930.Date of sequestration order -12th November, 1930.
NOTE. -All debts clue to the estate should be paid to me.W. H. L. LOUGHREY, Acting Official Receiver.
Law Courts, Melbourne, 17th November, 1930. 5011
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.AFIRST DIVIDEND is intended to be declared in the
matter of Lovell -& Jones, builders and contractors, of.Teparit, whose estate was made bankrupt on the 26th dayof May, 1930. Creditors who do not prove their debts by the3rd day of December, 1930, will be excluded from the dis-tribution.
Dated this 19th day of November, 1930.J. G. DAVIS, Trustee.
FULLER, KING, TRELOAR, & DAVIS, charteredaccountants (Australia), 54 Market - street, Melbourne. 5012
DIVIDENDS are intended to be declared in the under-mentioned estates. Creditors who have not proved
their debts by the first day of December, 1930, will be Occluded.
HAROLD HENRY DE BOURBEL, of Hume Reservoir, New SouthWales, storekeeper, trading as Learoyd &, de Bourbel;assigned 8th June, 1929. - Second and final.
PERCY HERBERT CLELAND, of Toorak -road, Burwood, grocer;assigned 19th December, 1929. - First.
Dated this 1501 day of November, 1930.EDWARD W. SMAIL, chartered accountant (Aust.) and
registered trustee, Broken Hill Chambers, 31 Queen-street,5013Melbourne.
02. 20th- November, `1980
'NOTICE'-OF ,SEQU ESTRAAION- ORDERS AND FIRSTMEETINGS.
District of northern- Queensland:RANCIS . GILLIES, of 'Salina, i the State of, .Queensland,cane cutter, a Bankrupt . (No. 58 of .1930).Datè aride _place 'of'firet meeting of creditors --2nd Decem-
ber,':393O, :at Eleven a.m., at the Clerk of Petty Sessions'Office; Mackay. '
WILLIAM- ARTHUR CEOMPTON, ,of Kolijo, near Mackay, in theState of -Queensland, field worker, a Bankrupt -(No. ßO of1930 ).
Date and -place of first Meeting of çreditorá --3rd Decem. --ber, 1930, at Eleven a.m.,- at the' Clerk of `Petty Sessions'Office; Mackay. -
GIoVANNI MANOANO, !.of Cowley, near Innisfail, in the Stateof Queensland; - cane - farmer, a Bankrupt (No. 75 of 1930) ._, - Date of petition - -5th November, 1930. .
Date of .sequestration-5th November, 1930. . .
Date and place of first meeting of creditors 27th Novein-ber, 1930, at 11 a.m., at the Clerk of Petty Sessions'Office,- Innisfail.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, of Mackay, in the State of Queensland,field - Worker, a Bankrupt (No. 60 of 1930) .
Date of petition -1st October, 1930.Date of sequestration -13th October, 1930.Date and place of first meeting of Creditors -28th Novera-
. ber, 1930, at Eleven a.m., at the Clerk of Petty Sessions'Office, Mackay.
WILLIAM RENT\ I1, of Ayr, in the State of Queensland, journey-man ;sinter, a Bankrupt (No. 76 of 1930) .
Date of 'petition -5th November, 1930.Date of sequestration -7th November; 1930.
FELICE RANno, of Cowley, near Innisfail, in the State ofQueensland, labourer, a. bankrupt (No.. 77 of 1930 ) .
Date of petition --,8th November, 1930.Date of sequestration --10th November, 1930,Date and place of first meeting -4th 'December, 1930, at
Eleven a.m., at the Clerk of Petty Sessions' Office,Innisfail.
WILLIAM JOSEPH MCDONAGU, of Cairns, in the State ofQueensland, Chemist, a Bankrupt (No. 79 of 1930) .
Date of petition 7--11th November, 1930.Date of sequestration -12th November, 1930.
LUIGI SCAGLIOTTI and CESARA SCAGLIOTTI, of Halifax, in theState of Queensland, and lately trading in partnership underthe firm naine of" Sealiotti Bros.," farmers, Bankrupt(No. 78 of 1930).
Date of petition -10th November, 1930.Date of eequestrataion --10th November, 1930.
Dated at Townsville this twelfth day of November, 1930.J. BRADLEY,
Local Deputy Public Curator, for and5014 on behalf of Official Receiver.
2296
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.District of Northern Queensland (No. 75 of 1929) .-- BENJAMIN
HILLMAN; of Townsville, . in the State of . Queensland, elec-.
trician, a Bankrupt.OTICE is hereby given that a dividend of is. 2d. in the
£1 bas been declared in this matter, and may be receivedat my office: Flinders - street, Townsville.
Dated at . Townsville this twelfth day of November, 1930.J. BRADLEY,
Local Deputy Public Curator, Townsville, for5015 and on behalf of the Trustee.
NO TICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDENDS.District of Northern Queensland.
LBERT JOHN CUMMINGS, of Tully, in the State ofQueensland, contractor, a Bankrupt (No. 21 of 1930) .
A dividend is intended to be declared in this matter.Creditors v loo have not proved their debt by the 10th Deem--bar, 1930, will be excluded.
ROBERT BALsnAW, of Mossman, in the State of Queensland,labourer, . a Bankrupt (No. 25, of 1930) ,A .dividend isintended to be declared in this matter. Creditors who haveAA proved their debt by 17th December, .1930, (will beexcluded.Dated at ,Townsville this twelfth day of, November, 1930.
J. BRADLEY, .
Local Deputy. Public Curator, Townsville, for5016 and on behalf of the Trustee.
Commonwealth Gazette
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.- -In the assigned estate of JAMES BAWDEN, of Curramulka,
in the State of South Australia, farmer.OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee herein, in pur-
suance of section 175 of Part XI. of the BankruptcyAct 19244930, has this day filed in the above -named Courta first account as by the said Act is required. It is proposedto pay a first dividend of Four ,shillings in the pound (4s.in the £1) to all creditors who have proved their claims andhave signed the deed or assented thereto in writing, on andafter tenth day of November, 1930, at the office of the under-signed. .- .
Dated at Maitland this 23rd day of October, 1930.V. F. SCHULTZ, Trustee.
Robert- street, Maitland, South Australia.
Assigned estate of JAMES BAWDEN, of Curramulka.The notification of the intention to pay a first dividend
appearing on page 21.18 of Commonwealth. Gazette, No. 94,should read James Bawden, in lieu of James Bowden. 4634
PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.rrHE PARLOPfONE COMPANY LTD., in conformation
with the regulation issued under Copyright Act 1912(Commonwealth of Australia) and the Copyright Act 1913(New Zealand) , hereby give notice of their intention to makeand sell discs reproducing the undermentioned musical work:
Title, Composer, Publisher.Sunshine of Spain." -- Beltram- Alfonso. -- Meehanicals
Copyright Protection Society. 4949
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