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Bank Holiday, Bunbury.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir CharlesTO WIT, J Henry Gairdeer, Knight Cemmander of thn Most

CHARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGAIRDNER, George, Companion of the Mont Hoenarabin OrderGovernor, of the Bath, Commander of the Mont Excellent

EL.S.] Order of the British Empire, Gonernor in andoner the State of Western Australia and itsDependencies in the Cnmmenwealth of Australia.

C.S.D. 439/51.IN pursuance of the provisions contained in thefifth section of the Bank Holidays Act, 1884, I,the Governor of the said State, do by this myProclamation appoint the following special BankHoliday:

Date and Place.Thursday, 20th March, 1952Bunbury.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State, at Perth, this 29th day ofFebruary, 1952.

By His Excellency's Command,VICTOR DONEY,

Chief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN I

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held inthe Executive Council Chambers, at Perth, on the20th day of February, 1952, the following Ordersin Council were authorised to be issued:

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

F.D. 1252/40.WHEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is pro-vided that a dedication under the said Act ofCrown land as a State Forest may be revoked inwhole or in part in the following manner:

(a) The Governor shall cause to be laid on theTable of each House of Parliament a proposal forsuch revocation.

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WESTERN AUSTRALL[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]

(b) After such proposal has been laid beforeParliament, the Governor, on a resolution beingpassed by both Houses that such proposal becarried out, shall, by Order in Council, revokesuch dedication.

And whereas His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor did cause to be laid on the Table ofeach House of Parliament his proposal dated the21st day of November, 1940, for the revocationin part of the dedication of Crown land as StateForest; and whereas fter such proposal had beenlaid before Parliament, a resolution was passedby both Houses that such proposal should becarried out: Now, therefore, His Excellency theGovernor, with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, doth hereby revoke in part thededication of Crown lands as State Forest No. 29by excising that portion of such State Forest as isdescribed in the Schedule hereto.

Schedule.State Forest No. 29Nelson Location 12007

Plan 415A/40, A2.R. H. DOIG,

Clerk of the Council.

Forests Act, 1918.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

F.D. 1451/51.WHEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is pro-vided that a dedication under the said Act ofCrown land as a State Forest may be revoked inwhole or in part in the following manner:

The Governor shall cause to be laid on theTable of each House of Parliament a proposal forsuch revocation.

After such proposal has been laid beforeParliament the Governor, on a resolution beingpassed by both Houses that such proposal be car-ried out, shall, by Order in Council, revoke suchdedication.

No. 27.] PERTH: FRIDAY, 7th MARCH. [1952.

600 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 March, 1952.

And whereas His Excellency the Governor didcause to be laid on the Table of each House ofParliament his proposal dated the 4th clay ofDecember, 1951, for the revocation in part of thededication of Crown lands as State Forest; andwhereas after such proposal had been laid beforeParliament a resolution was passed by bothHouses that such proposal should be carried out:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council,cloth hereby revoke in part the dedication of Crownlands as State Forest No. 15 by excising that por-tion of such State Forest as is described in theSchedule hereto.

Schedule.State Forest No. 15Wellington Location 3 105

Plan 411B/40, D2.H. H. DOIG,

Clerk of the Council.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council held inthe Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 28thday of February, 1952, the following Order inCouncil was authorised to he issuea:-

The Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Act, 1909.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.S. 67/52.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909, it is providedthat, subject to the provisions of the Act, theMinister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainageshall, with the approval of the Governor, havepower to construct and extend Water Works, Sewer-age Works and Stormwater Drainage Works; andwhereas the preliminary requirements of the saidAct have been complied with, and plans, sectionsand estimates in respect of the works hereinaftermentioned have been submitted to and approvedby the Governor in Council: Now therefore HisExcellency the Governor, with the advice and con-sent of the Executive Council, does hereby empowerthe Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage to undertake the construction of thefollowing works under the said Act, namely:

Metropolitan Sewerage.Reticulation Sewer, Ejector and Rising Main to

serve Woodbridge Old Women's Home.Midland Junction District.

A six-inch diameter reticulation pipe sewerwith all manholes and other apparatus connectedtherewith.

A brick and tile ejector station and rein-forced concrete well together with a four-inchreinforced concrete rising main and all otherapparatus connected therewith, as shown on PlanM.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A., No. 7635.

This Order in Council shall take effect from the7th day of March, 1952.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Executive Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Office,

Perth, 5th March, 1952.IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of the followingappointments to the Commission of the Peace:

Mrs. Kathleen Sandover, of 28 View Street, Pep-permint Grove, to be a Justice of the Peace forthe Fremantle Magisterial District.

Albert Michael Schorer, Esquire, of Glen 0Tenner, via Kojonup, to be a Justice of the Peacefor the Stirling Magisterial District.

George Anthony French, Esquire, of Lake VioletStation, Wiluna (formerly of Ellavella Station,Carnarvon), to be a Justice of the Peace for theClifton Magisterial District in lieu of the GascoyneMagisterial District.

Alfred George Reynolds, Esquire, of 37 StirlingTerrace, Albany (formerly of South Perth), to bea Justice of the Peace for the Stirling MagisterialDistrict in lieu of the Perth Magisterial District.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified for public information thatthe following Chairmen of Road Boards have beenappointed under section 9 of the Justices' Act,1902-1948, to be Justices of the Peace for theMagisterial Districts specified, during their termsof office as Chairmen of the Road Boards speci-fied:

Leslie Melbourne Miller, Esquire, of Marble Bar,Chairman of the Marble Bar Road Board, for thePort Hedland, Pilbara and West Kimberley Magis-terial Districts.

Reginald Ross Crosby, Esquire, of Woodanilling,Chairman of the Woodanilling Road Board, for theStirling Magisterial District.

R. H. DOIG,Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 5th March, 1952.THE following appointments have been approved:

Receivers of Revenue.T.29/45The Clerk of Courts, Katanning, for the

Public Works Department. The authority of Mr.W. B. Broughton, Mr. E. Hams, Miss E. Maynardand Miss E. Tapping has been cancelled.

T.29/45Mr. W. E. Scott for the P.W.D., Albany,as from 20th February to 19th May, 1952.

Certifying Officers.T.957/43.Mr. H. B. Shugg for the Native Affairs

Department from 15th February, 1952.T.100/32Mr. C. Lang for the State Insurance

Office for 12th February, 1952. The authority ofMr. C. Grigg has been cancelled.

T.42/45Mr, ,J. Feeney for the Chief Secretary'sDepartment frcm 12th February, 1952.

A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 5th March, 1952.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas approved of the following appointments:

Ex. Co. 316, P.S.C. 8/52J. P. Bourke, Clerk,Children's Court, Child Welfare Department, to beClerk, Records and Correspondence Branch, ClassC-Il-i, as from 20th February, 1952.

Ex. Co. 17, P.S.C. 893/51H. L. Sheridan, Clerk,State Housing Commission, to be Clerk, Geraldton,Crown Law Department, Class C-IV, as from 31stJanuary, 1952.

Ex. Co. 376, P.S.C. 199/51William Henry Gray-son, to be Architect, Grade 2, State Housing Corn-mision, as from 24th May, 1951, and Architect,Grade 1, as from 1st August, 1951.

And has approved of the amendment of thefol-lowing classifications:

Ex. Co. 316Item 1127, Technical Assistant,Fisheries Branch, Chief Secretary's Department,Class 0-11-2, occupied by L. G. Smith, to TechnicalOfficer, Class G-II-2/3, as from 8th February, 1952.

Ex. Co. 376, P.S.C. 169/50Item 1428, Inspector,Grade 3, Weights and Measures Branch, Police De-partment, Class G-lI-1, occupied by J. A. Topliss,to Inspector, Grade 2 (Petrol Pumps), Class0-11-2/3, as from 18th December, 1951. Item 1426,Inspector, Grade 3, Weights and Measures Branch,Police Department, Class G-II-1 (vacant), to Class0-11-1/2, as from 18th December, 1951. Item 1427,Inspector, Grade 3, Weights and Measures Branch,Police Department, Class G-II-1, occupied by L. S.Ryan, to G-II-i/2, as from 18th December, 1951.

Ex. Co. 316And has amended the titles and/orclassifications of the following positions in theCrown Law Department as from 8th February, 1952.Item 2253, altered the title from Solicitor Generaland Chief Parliamentary Draftsman, to SolicitorGeneral. Item 2254, altered the title from Parlia-mentary Draftsman and Senior Solicitor to ChiefParliamentary Draftsman, and has amended theclassification of the item from P-S-l1,800 to P-S-£1,900. Item 2256, altered the title from AssistantCrown Solicitor to Assistant Parliamentary Drafts-man and Chief Conveyancer and has amended theclassification of the item from P-I-S to P-S-11,650.

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Item 2257, altered the title from Solicitor and As-sistant Crown Prosecutor to Solicitor. Item 2261,amended the classification of the item fromP-II-4/7 to P-II-9.

And has created the following positions undersection 32 of the Public Service Act:

Ex. Co. 17Laboratory Assistant, Grade 3, ClassG-VII-1, Perth Technical College, Education De-partment.

Ex. Co. 78Deputy Director of Works, ClassP-S-fl,950, and has seconded to this position Mr.J. W. Young, Commissioner of Main Roads for aperiod of 12 months as from 28th January, 1952.

Ex. Co. 206Welfare Officer, Native Affairs De-partment, Class 0-11-2/3 (F), Officer in Charge,Alvan House, Native Affairs Department, ClassG-II-2 (F).

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions :-

Ex. Co. 403D. A. Milne, Lecturer, Housemasterand Sportsmaster, Muresk Agricultural College, De-partment of Agriculture, as from 8th February,1952. R. M. Broun, Typist, Metropolitan WaterSupply Department, as from 27th February, 1952.J. M. Struthers, Comptometrist, Forests Depart-ment, as from 4th January, 1952.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Applications are called under section 24 of theThe possession of an Accountancy qualification

judging relative efficiency under Section 34 of the Public SeApplications are called under section 34 of the Public

Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form,Departments.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 6th March, 1952.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas approved of the following appointments:-

Reveley Elliott Trigwell as Acting Clerk of theLocal Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates,Narrogin, during the absence on annual leave ofJ. H. Godfrey.

Bernard Murchison Rogers as Clerk of the LocalCourt and Clerk to Magistrates, Southern Cross,vice R. L. Maiklem transferred.

Constable Robert Charles Gilchrist as ActingClerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerk toMagistrates, Wyalkatchem, during the absence onannual leave of Constable J. T. Ashelford.

Constable George Irwin Booth as Acting Clerkof the Local Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates,Kondinin, during the absence on annual leave ofConstable D. J. Cameron.

And of the transfer of the following officers tothe list of officers attached pending allocation toappropriate items:

Ex. Co. 402M. Herman, Clerk, Public WorksDepartment, as from 11th February, 1952.

Ex. Co. 316D. B. Sweetman, Clerk, Public WorksDepartment, as from 11th February, 1952.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe following days will be observed as Public Ser-vice holidays throughout the service at Easter:

Friday, 11th April, 1952 (Good Friday).Saturday, 12th April, 1952 (Easter Eve).Monday, 14th April, 1952 (Easter Monday).Tuesday, 15th April, 1952 (Easter Tuesday).

Ex. Co. 277IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatThursday, 20th March, 1952 (Bunbury Cup Day),vill be observed as a Public Service holiday at Bun-bury in lieu of the holiday granted in the metro-politan area for the Royal Agricultural Show heldat Claremont.

S. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

Public Service Act.by eaamination will be regarded as an important factor whenrvice Act.

Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public Serviceobtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads of

S. A. TAYLOR,Pub. c Service Commissioner.

Constable Albert John Anderson as Acting Clerkof the Local Court and acting Clerk to Magistrates,Kellerberrin, during the absence on annual leaveof Constable W. T. Basley.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas appointed John Hamilton Robertson of Perthas a Sworn Valuator under the Transfer of LandAct, 1893-1950.

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas cancelled the appointment of John DuncanWhyte as a Sworn Valuator under the Transfer ofLand Act, 1893-1950.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council,under the provisions of section 6 of the ElectoralAct, 1907-1951, and section 34 of the InterpretationAct, 1918-1938, has cancelled the appointment ofWilliam Fellowes as Returning Officer for the

Department. Position. Class. Salary. Date.Returnable.

1952.Metropolitan Water Suppiy Senior Clerk (Rating) (Item 1940) ...... C-II.-4 Margin £330-f350 8th March

Do. do. do. Clerk, Relieving (Item 1929) C-II.-2 Margin £250-f270 do.State Housing Commission Clerk (Item 269) C-II.-.l Margin £200-f230 do.Public Works Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 1530) ........ C-II.-1 Margin £200-f230 do.Lands and Surveys Clerk-in-Charge, Immigration (Item 644) C-Il-S Margin £375-f400 do.Public Health Deputy Chief Inspector G-II.-6 Margin £425-f450 do.Mines Laboratory Assistant, Fuel Technology Divi-

sion (a)G-VII.-1/2 Max. Margin £150 do.

Public Service Comis-sioner's Office

Secretary and Senior Inspector A-I.-1 Margin £725-f775 15th March.

Agriculture .... Senior Clerk, Agriculture Protection Board C-II.-3 Margin £290-f310 do.Clerk, Agriculture Protection Board ........ C-Il-i Margin £200-f230 do.

Crown Law Cleric (Crown Prosecutor) C-II.--2/3 Margin £250-f310 do.Agriculture Senior Soil Research Officer (a) P-II.-9/l0 Margin £575-f675 22nd MarchTreasury Clerk in Charge, State Batteries (Item 60) C-II.-4 Margin £330-f350 do.

Do. Clerk, State Batteries (Item 61) C-I'.-' Margin £200-f230 do.Do. Clerk, Relieving Staff (Item 41) C-II.-1 Margin £200-f230 do.

Native Affairs Assistant District Officers (Items 3026 and G-1l.-3/4 Margin £290-f 350 do.3028)

Public Health Inspector, Grade 1 (Item .1266) G-II.-5 Margin £375-f400 do.Crown Law ............ Trust Officer, Grade 1 (b) (Item 2310) C-II.--4 Margin £330-f 350 do.Metropolitan Water Supply Under Secretary .... P-S-f 1,650 29th March.


Central Province, and has approved of the appoint-ment of Stanley Edward Wheeler as ReturningOfficer for the Central Province.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of theundermentioned appointments and cancellations ofappointments of Postal Vote Officers under the pro-visions of section 90 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1949.

Appointments.Boyle, Sydney Dennis, Postmaster, Popanyinning.Broomehall, Frederick Hugh, Officer in Charge,

State (W.A.) Alunite Industry, Chandler, viaMerredin.

Mulligan, Thomas Edward, Acting MiningRegistrar, Wiluna.

Hunt, Gordon Frank, Storekeeper, FremantileHospital, Fremantle.

Wittber, Ralph, Secretary, Esperance RoadBoard, Esperance.

Moriarty, Edna Kathleen, Home Duties, KathleenValley.

Kirkby, George Thomas, Civil Servant, Secretary,Mount Henry Home, Mount Henry.

Beaven, Benjamin William, Station Overseer,Giralia Station, via Carnarvon.

Hemy, Gerard Henzell Straughan, Secretary, RoadBoard, Broome.

Cancellations.Barton, John Absolom, 6 Westbury Road, South

Perth.French, William de Burton S., Cardabia Station,

Carnarvon.Allan, Marguerite E. E., 14 Carew Street, Katan-

ning.Allen, Reginald Davenport, "Pallarup," Lake King.Anderson, Claude Thomas, Federal Hotel, Perth.Andrews, Hubert Walter M., Pingelly.Ashton, Elizabeth, Ludlow.Baldwin,. John Patrick, Court House, Perth.Barron, William, 1 King Street, Coolgardie.Baxter, Jack Leslie, Arcadia South, Safety Bay.Beard, Henry Allen, Native Mission Roelands.Beldon, Arthur William, State School Wanneroo.Bell, Robert Harnian, Rural and Industries Bank,

Busselton.Blake, Wilfred Horton, Murdong Pools, via Katan-

fling.Brick, Charles Wesley, Holden Road, Roleystone.Bridges, Geoffrey Charles, State School, Pantapin.Bruce, John Frederick, Broomehill.Cahill, Stephen Joseph, Nangeenan.Carey, Henry Edward, 61 Outram Street, West

Perth.Clark, William Thomas, Dumbleyung.Colmer, Harold James, School House, No. 5 Pump-

ing Station.Connolly, Harold Reginald, Road Board Office,

Boyup Brook.Cook, William Thomas, South Walgoolan.Cosh, Edwin Charles, Minnivale.Crabb, Thomas James, Post Office and Store,

Redmond.Craig, Jack Percy, Police Station, Wagin.Crawford, Francis Edmund, Willow Springs, via

Nannup.Drewe, Arthur James, Nicholson Station, via

Wyndham.Dugdale, Richard, Yallingup.Edwards, Roy Vernon, Police Station, Pingelly.Elkington, Norman Ernest, State School, Mar-

garet River.Felstead, Victor Charles, Wheatlands, Moorine

Rock.Finister, Frank, 33 Hawkestone Street, Cottesloe.Finch, Charles Francis, 58 Beatty Avenue, Carlisle.Fleming, Edward Allan, Frankland River, via Mt.

Barker.

Folvig, Dorothy Anne, Yeelirrie Station, viaWiluna.

Gardiner, Gladys Mary, Division Street, Welsh-pool.

Giles, Herbert William, Yericoin.Griffiths, Leonard Clyde, Police Station, Kojonup.Gustafson, John Ernest, 26 Moss Street, East

Fremantle.Hall, Olive, Box 56, Narembeen.Henderson, Horace Edward, 22 Sampson Parade,

Midland Junction.Hodgson, Thomas, "Hillcrest Farm," Nugadong.Holt, Lucy Victoria, Karonie.Holt, Thomas Cuthbert, Karonie.Honey, Dudley David Goodman, Kuhn.Horsfall, Esme J., High School, Albany.Humphrey, Morton Archibald, Doman's Farm,

QuinninupIlott, Henry, No. 4 State Mill, Hakea.Inglis, Jack Percival, 83 South Crescent, Bays-

water.Isbister, Milton Lucas, Ranfurly Park, Moora.Jackson, Jack William, Augusta.Johnson, Walter James, Prince Street, Busselton.Johnston, Norman George, Bindi iBndi.Kane, John Henry, Lake Magenta, via Newdegate.Kitson, Chance Gwendoline, Eclipse Island Light-

house, Albany.Lacy, Delys Margaret, Pollelle Station, via Nan-

nine.Lacey, Edward Percy Cazenova, Pollelle Station,

via Nannine.Lay, Alfred Thomas (snr.), 236 Bulwer Street,

Perth.Little, John Stanley, Byford.Lyon, Peter William, Coilgar.Macleod, William Stanley R., Sanatorium, Wooro-

leo.McGill, James (Jnr.), Tono Brook, Cahingiri.McGough, John Henry, Angove Road, North

Albany.McKenzie, James Hugh, 3 McLaren Street, South

Fremantle.McKinley, Leo Alexander, "Moore Park," Bar-

berton.McLennan, Andrew Tait, Hyden, North.McMurray, Bruce Henry, Walpole.Martens, Frederick Lloyd, Lake Pingarmup, via

Pingrup.Matthews, Albert R., 25 Kipling Street, Narrogin.Mead, Margaret Darling, Williambury Station,

Carnarvon.Meares, Sherlock Henty Goldsmith, Pyramid

Station, Roebourne.Meehan, Jack, Austin Down Station, via Cue.Meikle, Peter, Kuhn.Middleton, Albert William, Serpentine.Miller, Frederic, Mechanics' Institute, Gerandton.Mitchell, Alexander James, Bardoc.Muir, Andrew, Deeside, via Manjimup.Noble, Samuel Ernest, 46 Mary Street, Fremantle.Nott, William Robert, 45 Alma Road, Mt. Lawhey.Ochiltree, Jack Learmouth, T. & G. Chambers,

St. George's Terrace.O'Connor, George Patrick, Mangaroon Station,

Carnarvon.O'Neil, Desmond Henry, Government School,

Dowerin Lakes.O'Neil, Terence Michael Joseph, Wialki.O'Neill, Douglas Trevor, Police Station, Pember-

ton.Orr, William Richard, Maddington.Ovens, Jeffery Lawrance, Gwambygine.Phillips, Eric Stanley, 55 Stirling Street, Bunbury.Phillips, Thomas James, Meckening.Piper, Clement John, State School, East Northam.Poole, Henry Minifie, Warrahakin.Read, Harold George, Warroora Station, Carnar-

von.


Priestley, Arthur Henry, Kalamunda.Reid, Malcolm William Percy, Scott's Brook, via

Boyup Brook.Robb, John McHardie. No. 4 Pumping Station,

Merredin.Roberts, Vernon Gale, Stratham, via Elgin.Roscoe, William Fenwick, Nukarni.Sargent, Reginald E. E., Town Clerk, Busselton.Saville, Benjamin Robert, 43 Newry Street,

Floreat Park.Shepherdson, Kenneth G., Margaret River Road

Board.Shotton, Eli Holt, 57 Baden Street, Osborne Park.Sims, Percy Russell, 19 Fathom Street, Narrogin.Small, Peter McLachlan, Pindar.Smith, Arthur John, Tambellup.Smith, Lionel Edward, 11 Hopetown Avenue,

Northam.Smith. Sydney Alfred, Burracoppin.Smith, Sydney John, Boodarockin.Svensden, Lars Hansen, Moseley Farm, South

Cunderdin.Swinburn, Thomas, William Bay, Denmark.Taylor, Valley Oliver, Kukerin.Thompson, Percival Harry, Burbidge.Tobin, Cedric William, 21 Oxford Street, South

Perth.Trestrail, Hazel Doreen, Karigarin.Walker, Alfred A. G., Box 96, Narembeen.Underwood, Sydney Edward Charles, 16 Altona

Street, West Perth.Wallace, Francis William Halliwell, State School,

Belmont.Walsh, Kevin Patrick, Immigration Centre,

Northam.Watkins, William, Rocket Street, West Northam.White, Cyril Patrick, Post Office, Bendering.Willis, Howard Afthur, Booraan.Wood, Albert Alfred, "Country Peak," Beverley.Wood, Hugh, 87 Morrison Road, Midland Junc-

tion.Woodroffe, Charles Jewell, Doodenanning.Bestry, John, Balcatta, via Leederville.Bone, Alfred Bohun, Road Board, Bayswater.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of theappointment of the following persons as Commis-sioners for Declarations under the Declarations andAttestations Act, 1913 :Colin Roy Kemp, Nedlands,and James Gordon Spark, Tambellup.

THE Department has been notified that the f 0110w-ing Trust Orders have been lost by the payees. Pay-ment has been stopped and it is intended to issuefresh Trust Orders in lieu thereof:-

Trust Order No. 35649, dated the 23rd Jan-uary, 1952, drawn on the Clerk of Courts TrustFund for the sum of £19 19s. lid, in favour of H.Gepp.

Trust Order No. 41379, dated the 11th Feb-ruary, 1952, drawn on the Clerk of Courts TrustFund for the sum of £1 19s. lid, in favour of P.Burrows.

H. SHEAN,Under Secretary for Law.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.Public Health Department,

Perth, 28th February, 1952.P.H.D. 309/49.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to appoint, pursuant to section 11of the Health Act, 1911-1950, W. E. Cornwell to bea Health Inspector.

LINT ThY HENZELL,Commissioner of Public Health.


Perth, 4th March, 1952.P.H.D. 70/25.

THE following appointment made by the under-mentioned local health authority is herebyapproved:-

Manjimup Road BoardG. Hazelrigg to beHealth Inspector, 1st March to 23rd March, 1952,inclusive.

LINJ,ThY HENZELL,Commissioner of Public Health.



HIS Excellency the Governor in Council, pursuantto. section 119 of the Health Act, 1911-1950, hasbeen pleased to approve of the use by the ClaremontMunicipal Council of all that land being locationP233, Stirling Road, Claremont, as a site for thedisposal of refuse and, to rescind the approval ofthe use of the aforementioned land as a site forthe disposal of nightsoil.

LINLEY HENZELL,Commissioner of Public Health.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.Mandurah Road BoardResolution.

PH.D. 1903/49. Ex. Co. 393.WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1950, the Governor may cause to be preparedModel By-laws for all or any of the purposes forwhich by-laws may be made by a local authorityunder the provisions of the Act; and whereas alocal authority may, of its own motion, by resolu-tion adopt the whole, or any portion of such by-laws with or without modification; and whereasModel By-laws described as Series "A" have beenprepared in accordance with the said Act and pub-lished in the Government Gazette on the fourthday of December, 1944, and amended from timeto time thereafter: Now, therefore, the MandurahRoad Board being a local authority within themeaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and deter-mine that the amendment to the said Model By-laws as published in the Government Gazette onthe 17th day of August, .1951, shall be adoptedwithout modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Mandurah RoadBoard this 13th day of December, 1951.

ROY L. TUCKEY,Chairman.

N. F. HAYNES,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council, 28th February, 1952.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.


Perth, 5th March, 1952.THE following appointments have been made bythe undermentioned local health authorities andare hereby approved:-

P.H.D. 130/19Pingelly Health DistrictDr. R.R. Rogers as Medical Officer of Health.


P.H.D. 1825/49Municipality of BunburyMr.William Elijah Allen as Assistant Health Inspectoras from 25/2/1952, vice L. J. O'Connor, resigned.




THE following appointment made by the under-mentioned local health authority is herebyapproved: -

Mt. Magnet District Road BoardDr. J. W.Piccles, to be Medical Officer of Health.


HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.Mandurah Road BoardResolution.

P.H.D. 1903/49. Ex. Co. No. 393.WHEREAS under the provisions of the HealthAct, 1911-1950, a local authority may make oradopt by-laws and may amend, repeal, or alterany by-law so made or adopted: Now therefore,the Mandurah Road Board, being a local healthauthority within the meaning of the said Act, andhaving adopted the Model By-laws described asSeries "A" and published in the GovernmentGazette on the 4th day of December, 1944, dothhereby amend the said adopted by-laws in the fol-lowing manner:

Part 1, by-law 23 is amended as follows:-Add at the end of subparagraph (c) of para-

graph (1) the words "A grease intercepting trapof approved design and dimensions shall be in-stalled at such premises as is considered necessaryby an inspector and shall be situated where directedby the inspector."

Delete subparagraph (e) of paragraph (1)in by-law 23 and insert in lieu thereof a new by-law as follows:

"Every system used for the disposal of liquidrefuse shall be effectively ventilated by means ofan induct ventilator of 4in. diameter, provided withfine mesh gauze and cast iron grating. Suchventilator to be erected to a height of lft. aboveground level and an educt ventilator made of gal-vanised iron and of 4in. diameter and carried upto a height of not less than 18ft. or 4ft. abovethe eaves of each house. The position of suchventilators to be to the satisfaction of the in-spector."

Delete all words, figures and symbols afterthe word "clauses" where it appears in the thirdline of paragraph (3) and insert in lieu thereofthe following:

"(1), (2) or (2A) of this by-law."

Passed at a meeting of the Mandurah RoadBoard this 16th day of July, 1951.

ROY L. TUCKEY,Chairman.

N. F. HAYNES,Secretary.



HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.

Armadale -Kelmscott Road BoardResolution.P.H.D. 4536/21, Ex. Co. No. 397.

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1950, the Governor may cause to be preparedModel By-laws for all or any of the purposes forwhich by-laws may be made by a local authorityunder any of the provisions of the Act; and whereasa local authority may, of its own motion, by resolu-tion adopt the whole, or any portion of such by-lawswith or without modification; and whereas ModelBy-laws described as Series "A" have been preparedin accordance with the said Act and published inthe Government Gazette on the 4th December, 1944,and amended from time to time thereafter: Now,therefore, the Armadale-Kelmscott Road Boardbeing a local health authority, within the meaningof the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine thatthe amendment to the said Model By-laws publishedin the Government Gazette on the 29th December,1950; 17th August, 1951, and 2nd November, 1951,shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Armadale-KelmscottRoad Board on the 10th December, 1951.

0. E. W. BRUNS,Chairman.

SPENCER GWYNNE,Secretary.



HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950.

Belmont Park Road BoardResolution.

P.H.D. 577/30. Ex. Co. No. 396.WHEREAS under the provisions of the HealthAct, 1911-1950, the Governor may cause to beprepared Model By-laws for all or any of thepurposes for which by-laws may be made by alocal authority under any of the provisions of theAct; and whereas a local authority may, of itsown motion, by resolution adopt the whole, or anyportion of such by-laws with or without modifica-tion; and whereas Model By-laws described asSeries "A" have been prepared in accordance withthe said Act and published in the GovernmentGazette on the fourth day of December, 1944, andamended from time to time thereafter: Now there-fore the Belmont Park Road Board being a localhealth authority within the meaning of the Act,doth hereby resolve and determine that the amend-ment to the said Model By-laws published in theGovernment Gazette on the 2nd November, 1951,shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Belmont Park RoadBoard this 3rd day of December, 1951.

R. H. SELBY,Chairman.

H. L. McGUIGAN,Secretary.




CO-OPTED MEDICAL AND DENTAL SERVICESFOR THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THESTATE ACT, 1951.

Section 5 (a).THE following list of names of practitioners towhom the provisions of the above Act apply arepublished hereunder for the public information:

Registered Doctors.Dr. Stephen Douglas Watsford, M.B., B.S., M.S.

(1945) (Melbourne).Dr. Lawrence William Alderman, M.B., B.S.

(Brisbane).Dr. Eric Hilton Taylor, M.R.C.S. (England),

L.R.C.P. (London), 1944, MB., B.S. (London), 1946.Dr. Rex Richard Ashby Brock, MB., ES. (Ade-

laide)Dr. John Richard Carter, M.R.C.S. (England).

L.R.C.P. (London), M.B., B.S., M.R.C.P.Dr. Charles Bernard Eccies-Smith, MB., Ch.B.

(Birmingham).Dr. Geoffrey Thomas Ey, MB., B.S. (Adelaide).Dr. Samuel Jacobson, MB., Ch.B. (London).Dr. Bertram Edward Welton, M.R.C.S. (Eng-

land), L.R.C.P. (London), 1939.Dr. Joseph Hayes, F.R.C.S. (Ireland).Dr. William Hutchison, M.B., Ch.B. (Melbourne).Dr. William Andrew Langsford, N.E., ES. (Syd-

ney).Registered Dentists.

Mr. Angus Campbell Miller (Registered in West-ern Australia).

Mr. Frederick Geoffrey Marles, B.D.S. (Sydney),1950.

Mr. Frank Raymond Meldrum, B.D.S. (Mel-bourne), 1950.

Mr. Daniel John Mehigan, B.D.S. (Sydney).Mr. Frederic George Henry Thornton, L.D.S.,

R.F., P.S.G., 1937 (Glasgow).Mr. Max Burleigh, B.D.S. (Melbourne), 1950.The provisions of the above Act shall continue

to apply to the abovenamed practitioners so longas they remain employees of any of the NorthernTerritory Health Services and so long as they re-main duly registered and entitled to practise medi-cine or dentistry within the Northern Territoryas the case may be.

(Sgd.) FLORENCE CARDELL-OLIVER,Minster for Health.

FIRE BRIGADES ACT, 1942.Section 53.

W.A. Fire Brigades Board.NOTICE is hereby given that the board has byresolution granted permission for a Volunteer FireBrigades demonstration to he conducted at Fre-mantle from April 12 to 15, 1952.

By Order of the Board.

J. P. PRICE,Secretary.

Department of Native Affairs,Perth, 27th February, 1952.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 12 ofthe Native Administration Act, 1905-1947 (Re-printed), of the appointment of Mr. Roy Mitchellas Superintendent of Reserve for Natives 23138situated at Kellerberrin.

S. G. MIDDLETON,Commissioner of Native Affairs.

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1947.

Department of Native Affairs,Perth, 28th February, 1952.

PURSUANT to section 69 of the above Act andNative Administration Regulation 135, the Hon.Minister for Native Affairs has approved of thetemporary issue of Permit No. 059 to Mr. Bi'uceE. Clapp to superintend the Carnarvon NativeMission, Carnarvon, until the return of Mr. S. H.Reeson from leave.

S. G. MIDDLETON,Commissioner of Native Affairs.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will beoffered for sale at public auction on the dates andat the places specified below, under the provisionsof the Land Act, 1933-1950, and its regulations:-

BUSSELTON.12th March, 1952, at 3 p.m., at the Court House

::Margaret RiverTown 119, ir., £25; Town 10,ir., £25; Town 71, lr., £15; Town 72, 39.lp.,£17.

NORTHAM.13th March, 1952, at 11.30 am., at the Court

House-fPiawaning-931, 3a. lr. 39p., £15; *1135 4a.

3i'. 39p., £20.

BRUCE ROCK.14th March, 1952, at 11 am., at the Rural and

Industries Bank-i:Bruce RockTown 238, lr., £25; Town 239,

39.lp., £25.

PERTH.14th March, 1952, at 3.30 p.m., at the Lands and

Surveys Department$Mount Helena_*1J87, 4a. 31'. 39p., £15.:rGreenrnountTown 433, 2r. 0.lp., £150; Town

434, 2r. 17.4p., £150.:WallistonTown 1, lr. 30.8p., £20; Town 2,

lr. 39.4p., £20; Town 3, lr. 39.4p., £20; Town4, ii'. 39.4p., £20; Town 5, lr. 39.4p., £20;Town 6, 1r. 39.4p., £20; Town 40, 2r. 2p.,£25; Town 41, 2r. 0.6p., £25; Town 43, 2i'.28.3p., £25; Town 44, 2r. 0.6p., £25; Town45, 2r. 2p., £25; Town 53, ii'. 11.9p., £20;Town 54, ir. 11.9p., £20; Town 55, lr. 11.9p.,£20: Town 56, lr. 28.lp., £20; Town 57,1r. 8.5p., £20; Town 58, ir. 3.7p., £20.

PINJARRA.26th March, 1952, at 11 am., at the Court House-

1:CoolupTown 63, in 9p., £15; Town 64, 39p.,£17; Town 75, ir., £15.

PORT HEDLAND.26th March, 1952, at 11 am., at the Court House

:Port HedlandTown 186, ir. 8p., £17.

ALBANY:27th March, 1952, at 2.30 p.m., at the Court House-

fDenmark'J352, 30a. ir. 30p.,E68; Town 261,38.2p., £125; Town 262, 39p., £100; Town263, 39p., £100; Town 264, 39p., £100; Town265, 39p., £100; Town 266, 39p., £100; Town267, 39p., £100; Town 268, 38.4p., £125.

BROOME.28th March, 1952, at 3 p.m., at the Court House-

tBroomeTown 643, 2r., £15.

(06 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 March, 1952.

PERTH.28th March, 1952, at 3.30 p.m., at the Lands and

Surveys Department-MariginiupTown 26, 2r. 10.5p., £5; Town

28, 2r. 10.5p., £5; Town 29, 2r. 10.5p., £5.Suburban for cultivation.

tSuburban conditions only.tSection 21 of the regulations does not apply.jiSubject to truncation of corner, if necessary.¶JAll marketable timber is reserved to the Crown.All improvements on the land offered for sale

are the property of the Crown, and shall be paidfor as the Minister may direct, whose valuationshall be final and binding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales'nay be obtained at this office and the offices ofhe various Government Land Agents. Land soldto a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface,ixcept in mining districts, where it is granted toa depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been cancelledunder section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, owingto non-payment of rent or other reasons.

Name, Leases, District, Reason, Corres., Plan.Baker, A. W.; 347/6678; Avon 20735 and 20757;

conditions; 913/49; 24/80.Klorick, P., Klorick, C., Kiorick, M., Klorick, Z.;

347/2161; Cockburn Sound 760; conditions;2188/37; 341A/40.

Longson, D. F. L.; 342/1143; Greenmount 6; condi-tions; 945/42.


RESERVE.Department of Lands and Surveys;

Perth, 4th March, 1952.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart as a public reservethe land described in the Schedule below for thepurpose therein set forth.

690/50.MANYPEAKS.No. 23455 (Excepted from Sale),

lots Nos. 6, 13, 14 and 18 (3r. 39,2p.). (Plan Many-peaks Townsite.)


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1950.Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 3rd March, 1952.

Corres. 977/41.IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe following Road Board has appointed the under-men tioned Bush Fire Control Officers in its dis-trict :-

Road Board and Control Officer.DandaraganF. Hamilton, L. W. White, A. C.

Robinson, J. C. Grieve, J. W. Popplewell, J. L. Roweand A. D. Cameron.


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1950.By-laws of the Kununoppin-Trayning Road Board

Relating to the Establishment, Maintenanceand Equipment of Bush Fire Brigades for theRoad District or any part of the Road Districtof Kununoppin-Trayning.

Establishment of Brigade.1. (a) On the resolution of the board to estab-

lish, maintain and equip a bush fire brigade underthe provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1950,and regulations thereunder, the brigade shall beformed in accordance with these by-laws; anda name shall be given to the brigade and applica-tion accompanied by the resolution of the boardforming the brigade shall be made to the Ministerfor Lands for its registration accordingly.

(b) A bush fire brigade may be established forthe whole of the road district or for any specifiedarea thereof.

Appointment of Officers.2. The board shall appoint a captain, a first

lieutenant, a second lieutenant and such addition.allieutenants as it shall deem necessary to act asofficers of the brigade, and who, in the board'sopinion, have the necessary qualification and know-ledge of the district required in such capacities.

3. The secretary of the board or such otherperson as the board may appoint, shall be the secre-tary of the brigade.

4. The board may appoint an equipment officerWho shall be responsible for the custody and main-tenance in good order and condition of all equip-ment and appliances acquired by the board forthe purposes of the brigade. Such officer maystation such equipment at a depot approved bythe captain where, if possible, motor trucks caneasily be called upon. If there are more thanone such depots in the area, the equipment officershall appoint at each depot a person to look afterthe equipment and have it ready for immediateuse when required.

5. The board shall appoint bush fire controlofficers in accordance with the requirements ofthe district and may prescribe the area over whichsuch officer shall have jurisdiction. The employ-ment, dismissal and payment for services of per-sons (other than officers) employed for dutiesunder this Act, shall be vested in the chairmanand secretary of the board conjointly.

Duties of Officers.6. The duties of all officers appointed under

these by-laws shall be as laid down in the pro-visions of the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1950, and eachofficer so appointed shall be supplied with a copyof the Act and regulations. The captain shallhave full control over the members of the brigadewhilst engaged in fire fighting and shall issueinstructions as to the methods to be adopted bythe firemen. In the absence of the captain, thefirst lieutenant, and in the absence of the first,the second lieutenant or senior officer of the brigadepresent at the fire shall exercise all the powerand duties of the captain. The captain shall,when so directed by the board, instruct all landowners or occupiers to plough a break or breakson all cleared land or land under pasture.

Membership of Brigade.7. (1) The membership of a bush fire brigade

may consist of the following:Subscribing members;fire fighting members; andassociate members.

(2) Subscribing members shall be those personswho, being interested in forwarding the objects ofthe brigade, pay an annual subscription to thefunds of the brigade at the following rates:-

Owner or occupier of land within the brigadeareaminimum subscription of lOs.

Other personsa minimum subscription of'5s.

(3) Fire fighting members shall be those persons,being able-bodied men over 18 years of age whoare willing to render service at any bush fire whencalled upon, and who sign an undertaking inthe form contained in the First Schedule to theseby-laws.

(4) Associate members shall be those persons whoare willing to supply free motor transport for firefighters or equipment, or are prepared to renderother approved assistance, and who sign an under-taking in the form contained in the SecondSchedule to these bjr.-laws.

(5) No fees or subcriptions shall be payableeither by fire fighting members or associate mem-bers, and the enrolment of persons as such mem-bers shall in every case be subject to the approvalof the board.

(6) A subscribing member shall be eligible forenrolment as a fire fighting member.

Finance.8. The expenditure incurred by the board in

the purchase of equipment, etc., payment for ser-vices and generally for the purposes of this Act,

shall be a charge on the ordinary revenue ofthe board, but the secretary shall keep a separaterecord of the expenditure incurred under this Act.

Meetings of Brigade.9. As officially called.

These by-laws under the Bush Fires Act, 1937-1950, were passed by a resolution of theKununoppin-Trayning Road Board (a localauthority under the provisions of such Act) at ameeting held at, Trayning on 12th December, 1951.

JAMES O'MEARA,Chairman.

J. M. FELGATE,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council 28th February, 1952.


First Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTFIRE-FIGHTING

MEMBER.I, the undersigned, hereby make application to

be enrolled as a fire-fighting member of thebush fire brigade.

My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated with by telephone NoIf needed, I can provide my own transport to thescene of any outbreak (this line to be struck outif not applicable). I hereby declare that I am over18 years of age, and in good health.

On election by the committee as a fire-fightingmember, I hereby undertake-

To promote the objects of the brigade as faras shall be in my power.

To be governed by the provisions of theconstitution and such by-laws and regulations asmay from time to time be made thereunder.

To use my best endeavours to give assistancein fire fighting measures when called upon, andon such occasions to obey all orders and instruc-tions issued by duly authorised officers of thebrigade.

Applicant's SignatureDate

Second Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTASSOCIATE

MEMBER.I, the undersigned, hereby make application for

enrolment as an associate member of thebush fire brigade.

I am prepared to offer to transport fire-fighting members and/or equipment to the sceneof any outbreak when called upon. I have a motorvehicle of the following type availablefor such purpose.

I am prepared to offer my servcies in thefollowing capacity:

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may be struck out ifboth do not apply).My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated with by telephone No.On election as an associate member by the com-mittee, I hereby undertake-

To promote the objects of the brigade as faras shall be in my power.

To be governed by the provisions of the con-stitution and such by-laws and regulations as mayfrom time to time be made thereunder.

To use my best endeavours to assist in firesuppression work in the above capacity when calledupon.

Applicant's SignatureDate

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 4th March, 1952.IT is notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale underthe conditions specified, by public auction, as pro-vided by the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the follow-ing upset prices:

Applications to be lodged at Perth.Corres. No. 726/52.MANYPEAKS.Town 23, £80; 19, 20 and 21, £50

each; limited to one lot for each purchaser.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots

referred to are now obtainable at this officeand the offices of the various Government LandAgents.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands

LAND ACT, 1933-1950.Part VDivisions 1 and 4.

Special Settlement Lands.Open, 2nd April, 1952.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th March, 1952.

Corres. No. 43 18/50.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatEsperance Location 811, situated about 6 milesNorth-East of Esperance and containing 683 acres,has been set apart for the purposes of Special Set-tlement, pursuant to the provisions of Part V(Divisions 1 and 4) of the Land Act, 1933-1950,and subject to the regulations of the said Actas modified by the special conditions set out here-under.

Such land is available, priced at 3s. 6d. per acreand subject to exemption from road rates for twoyears from date of approval of application. Appli-cations should be lodged at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednes-day, 2nd April, 1952, together with a deposit of£1 15s. 9d.

All applications received on or before that datewill be treated as having been received on theclosing date, and in the event of more applicationsthan one being received, the application to begranted will be decided by the Land Board.

Special Conditions.The maximum area allowed to be selected by

any one person is limited to 2,500 acres.The selector or his agent must take up resi-

dence within one year from the date of approvaland make it his habitual residence for the followingfive years.

After the first year the selector shall clear,cultivate and lay down in pastures one-tenth ofthe area each year for the next succeeding fouryears; such clearing, cultivation and pastures shallbe properly maintained.

(Plan 423/80, E3.)

Corres. No. 2471/51.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe area of about 180 acres bounded on the Northby Plantagenet Location 4962, on the East by loca-tion 5695, on the South by road No. 7962 andreserve No. 20996, and on the West by said re-serve No. 20996 and location 4731, has been setapart for the purposes of Special Settlement, pur-suant to the provisions of Part V (Divisions 1 and4) of the Land Act, 1933-1950, and subject to theregulations under the said Act as modified by thespecial conditions set out hereunder.

Such land is available for selection subject tosurvey, classification and pricing, and applicationsshould be lodged at the Department of Lands andSurveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 2nd April,1952, together with a deposit of £4 9s.

All applications received on or before that datewill be treated as having been received on the clos-ing date, and in the event of more applicationsthan one being received, the application to begranted will be decided by the Land Board.



Special Conditions.One-fifth of the cultivable area must be

cleared within three years and two-fifths withinfive years from date of inception of the lease. Suchclearing must be at a stage sufficient to establishpasture.

Nine-tenths of the cleared area must besown to pasture with superphosphate within 15months of clearing.

(Plan 451B/40, Dl and 2.)H. E. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

OPEN FOR LEASING.Kalgoorlie Lot 2337.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 4th March, 1952.

Corres. No. 905/43.IT is notified, for general information, that Kal-goorlie Lot 2337 is available for leasing undersection 117 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, at therental and subject to the conditions set out here-under:-

Applications must be lodged at the LandsOffice, Kalgoorlie, on or before Wednesday, 2ndApril, 1952.

No approval of a lease will issue until thesuccessful applicant shall have first produced a"Building Permit" issued by the local authority,or such other evidence indicating that the localauthority is willing to issue a building permitto the applicant, or, that the applicant alreadyhas or is in a position to obtain the necessarymaterials to build a residence on the lot appliedfor.

The lessee will be required to erect a resi-dence on his lot within six months from the dateof approval of his application, or within suchextended period as the Minister for Lands mayapprove. Failure to comply with this conditionrenders the lease liable to forfeiture.

The term of the lease will be 99 years.The annual rental payable for the first 10

years of the lease will be one pound (f 1). Therental shall be subject to re-appraisement by theMinister for Lands at intervals of 10 years.

No transfer of the lease will be approveduntil the lessee has complied with the buildingconditions of the lease.

The conditions under which the said landis made available shall not entitle the lessee now orat any future time to the right to convert same tofee simple.

If more applications than one have beenreceived by the closing date, Wednesday, 2ndApril, 1952, the application to be granted will bedecided by the Land Board.

(Plan Kalgoorlie Sheet 2 (Lewis Street).)H. E. SMITH,

Under Secretary for Lands.

APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING.Reserve No. 7861 (Kojonup Suburban Lot 42).

Grazing Purposes.Land Act, 1933-1950 (Section 32).Applications close Wednesday,

19th March, 1952.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 15th February, 1952.Corres. No. 7335/01.

APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of re-serve 7861 (Kojonup Suburban Lot 42, containing8 acres 3 roods 27 perches) for a term of one (1)year for Grazing Purposes at a rental of two pounds(2), such lease to be renewable at the will of theMinister for Lands, determinable at three (3)months' notice by either party after the initial termof one (1) year, and subject to the following condi-tions

The lessee shall be permitted to clear allundergrowth and to remove timber not exceedinglft. diameter at breast height to facilitate estab-lishment of pasture.

No compensation will be payable for improve-ments effected by the lessee and existing at thedetermination of the lease.

Applications must be lodged at the Lands De-partment, Perth, on or before 19th March, 1952,accompanied by a deposit of £1 lSs.

In the event of there being more applications thanone, the application to be granted shall be decidedby the Land Board.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands

LAND ACT, 1933-1950 (SECTION 32).Tenders for Leasing.

Dampawah Experimental Farm(Reserve No. 19379.)Grazing Purposes.

Tenders Close Wednesday, 26th March, 1952.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 26th February, 1952.Corres. No. 1388/26, Vol. 2. (Plan 121/80, Cl & 2.)

TENDERS are invited for leasing the above reserve(containing about 10,270 acres) for grazing pur-poses for a term of five (5) years, minimum rentalbeing fixed at £50 per annum. The following con-ditions shall apply:-(1) The lessee shall under-take to maintain existing improvements. (2) Thelessee shall prevent the introduction of noxiousweeds. (3) No compensation will be payable forimprovements effected by the lessee and existingat the expiration or earlier determination of thelease.

Tenders will be received up to 3.30 p.m. on Wed-nesday, 26th March, 1952, and must be accom-panied by one (1) year's tendered rental. Tendersmust be addressed to the Under Secretary forLands, Perth, and bear the endorsement "Tenderfor Leasing Reserve No. 19379."

The highest or any tender will not necessarilyb accepted.


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1950.

WEDNESDAY, 12th MARCH, 1952.Eastern Division-Yilgarn District.

Corres. No. 1242/51. (Plan 53/80, BC3 and 4.)IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatan area of about 19,564 acres, excluding reservesand roads and bounded by lines starting from Sur-vey Post H.K. 37 and extending East 431 chains67 links; thence South 413 chains 70 links to theNorthern boundary of Yilgarn Location 618; thenceWesterly to the South-Western side of road No.5175; thence generally South-South-Easterly to theNorth-Eastern corner of location 482; thence West-erly to the North-Eastern side of a one-chain roadalong the North-Eastern boundary of location 604;thence North-Westerly along that side to a pointsituate in prolongation Easterly to the Northernboundary of location 598; thence Westerly about65 chains to and along that boundary; thence Northabout 80 chains; thence West about 64 chains; andthence North about 281 chains to the starting point,will be available for pastoral leasing as from 12thMarch, 1952. Subject to payment for improve-ments, if any.

WEDNESDAY, 30th April, 1952.Kimberley Division-Bulara District.

Corres. No. 6737/51. (Plan 131/300.)IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatan area of about 35,000 acres excluding gardeningareas Nos. 3 and 14 bounded by lines commencingat the North-West corner of lease 396/723 andextending South about 646 chains, West about 430chains, North about 220 chains, West about 195chains, North about 420 chains and East about625 chains to the starting point, will be availablefor pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 30th April,1952.


WEDNESDAY, 21st MAY, 1952.Eastern DivisionYelina and Yamarna Districts.Corres. No. 6178/51. (Plans 51/300 & 62/300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatall that portion of land, containing 373,150 acresor thereabouts, bounded by lines starting from apoint on the Southern boundary of late PastoralLease 395/862, situate 46 chains 74 links South and283 chains East of survey mark H.C.50, and extend-ing East about 24 miles, North 27 miles, East about10 miles, South 27 miles, West about 3- miles, South9 miles, West about 14 miles, South 2 miles, Westabout 17 miles and North 11 miles to the startingpoint, will be available for pastoral li asing as fromWednesday, 21st May, 1952.

Eucla DivisionEspeiance and Oldfield Districts.Corres. No. 7480/09. (Plans 422/80 and 11/300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatan area of about 20,000 acres being the land con-tained within W. H. Dunn's late lease 710/95, willbe re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wed-nesday, 21st May, 1952.

Kimberley DivisionBulara District.Corres. No. 6770/51. (Plan 130/300.)

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatan area of about 28,500 acres, bounded by linescommencing at the North-West corner of lease396/751 and extending South about 712 chains,West about 400 chains, North about 712 chains andEast about 400 chains to the starting point will beavailable for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday,21st May, 1952.

WEDNESDAY, 28th MAY, 1952.Kimberley Division (Bulara District.)

Corres. No. 352/52. (Plans 121/300 and 131/300.)IT is hereby notified for general information thatan area of about 510,000, acres bounded on theNorth by leases 396/555 and 396/503, on the Eastand South by lease 396/504 and on the West byleases 396/555, 396/411, 396/692 and the prolonga-tion Southwards of the Eastern boundary of lease396/692. will be available for pastoral leasing asfrom Wednesday, 28th May, 1952.

WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE, 1952.North-West DivisionTeano District.

Corres. No. 7494/51. (Plans 79/300 and 92/300.)AN area of about 1,000,000 acres bounded by linescommencing at the South-West corner of lease394/1349 and extending generally East and Southalong the boundaries of leases 394/1349, 394/1344394/900, 394/950, 394/954, 394/1298, 394/955, 394/952 and 394/1081, to the South-West corner ofthe lastmentioned lease; thence South about 80chains and West about 525 chains to the Eastern-most North-East corner of lease 394/695; thenceWest and North along the boundaries of leases394/695 and 394/1254 to the left bank of theFrederick River; thence North along the said riverto the starting point, will be available for pastoralleasing as from Wednesday, 4th June, 1952.


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe areas scheduled hereunder are available forselection under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1950,and the regulations appertaining thereto, subjectto the provisions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than thedate specified, but may be lodged before such date,if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such datewill be treated as having been received on the clos-ing day, and if there are more applicants than onefor any block, the application to be granted will be

determined by the Land Board. Should any landsremain unselected such will continue availableuntil applied foi' or otherwise dealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, theapplicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the(late, time, and place of the meeting of the Board,and there shall he an interval of at least three daysbetween the closing date and the sitting of theBoard.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from anylocation made available for that purpose musttake the balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

WEDNESDAY, 19th MARCH, 1952.Avon District (near Chandler).

Corr. No. 5345/51. (Plan 35/80, 131. and 2.)Locations 14316, 14336, 14337, 143:38 and 14339,

containing 834a., 798a. 3r. 37p., 991a. ir. ip., 957a.and 973a., respectively, all at 3s. pci' acre; classifica-tions pages 132 of 6840/09, 22 of 568/22, 23 of 389/22,33 of 6598/21 and 34 of 6598/21; sulject to Ruraland Industries Bank indebtedness; being T. W.Hall's cancelled application. Deposit required,£3 2s. 9d.

Avon District (about 2 miles North ofBendering).

Corr. No. 147/27. (Plan 345/80, A and B3.)Location 23972, containing 2,520a. 1r. 4p.; classi-

fication page 27 of 147/27; subject lo pricing andexemption from road rates for to a years fromdate of approval of application. I'he previousGazette notice concerning this location is herebycancelled. Deposit required, £2 13s.

Avon District (about 11 miles East of Bendering).Corr. No. 915/32. (Plan 345/80, Ct.)Location 25735, containing 1,304a. lr. 20p., at

5s. 6d. per acre; classification page 15 of 915/32;subject to exemption from road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application. The previousGazette notice concerning this location is herebycancelled. Deposit required, £2 2s. 6d.

Kojonup District (5 miles South of Nowcrellup).Coi'i'. No. 12900/10, Vol. 4. (Plan 418/80, Al.)Locations 6760 and 6761, containing 1,159a. and

786a. Or. lip., respectively, at 6s. per acre. Depositrequired, £2 7s.

Kojonup District (7 miles South of Badgebup).Corr. No. 6739/51. (Plan 417A/40, C2.)The area of about 120 acres, bounded on the

West by Kojonup Location 6363; on the North bythe prolongation Eastward of the Northern boun-dary of said location 6363; on the East and Southby locations 7097, 3631 and 5450. Subject to sur-vey, classification and pricing. Deposit required,£4 18s. 9d.

Ninghan District (about 12 miles South ofBeacon).

Corr. No. 7146/51. (Plans 55/80, Cl; 66/80, C4.)Locations 1158, 2826 and 1923, containing 1,129a.

Or. 35p., 462a. lr. 13p. and 1,199a. 3r. 38p., respec-tively, at 3s., 4s. and 3s. per acre, respectively;classifications pages 6 of 5418/26, 6 of 950/29 and 17of 3931/26, respectively; locations 1158 and 1923are subj cot to payment for improvements, if any,whilst location 2826 is subject to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being J. Longmuir's (Jun.), cancelledapplications. Deposits required, £2 is., £1 13s, Gd.and £2 is., respectively.


Ninghan District (4 miles South-West ofBunketch).

Corr. No. 8785/12, Vol. 2. (Plan 65/80, B2 and 3.)Location 1411, containing 468a., at 8s. 6d. per

acre. Deposit required, £1 13s. 6d.

Ninghan District (about 4-} miles South ofMoondon).

Corr. No. 6245/50. (Plans 66/80, P4; 67/80, A4.)Location 3781, containing 319a. 3r., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 6 of 1627/37; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being W. C. Hurt's can-celled lease 347/6887. Deposit required, £1 12s. 5d.

Roe District (about 4- miles South of Burngup).Corr. No. 7941/50. (Plan 387/80, E3 and 4.)Location 976, containing 711a. Or. 18p.; classifica-

tion page 4 of 2913/27; subject to survey, pricingand to the payment of full or part survey fee ifconsidered necessary; being T. H. Evans' cancelledlease 347/7557. Deposit required, £9 8s. 9d.

Roe District (near Buniche).Corr. No, 5122/22. (Plan 387/80, P2 and 3.)Locations 544 and 545, containing 2,190a. 3r. 31p.

and 2,O57a. 3r. 6p., respectively, at 7s. 6d. and lOs.per acre, respectively. Deposit required, £2 lOs.for one location or £3 Os. 6d. for both locations.

Roe District (near Lake Carmody).Corr. No. 6991/51. (Plan 375/80, El.)The area of about 420 acres, bounded on the West

and South by Roe Locations 1487, 1104 and 1105and on the North-East by a protected road adjoin-ing the South-West boundary of location 1106;priced at 6s. per acre (including survey fee) andsubject to survey and to the provision of any neces-sary roads. Deposit required, £7 15s.

Victoria District (about 5 miles West of Pindar).Corr. No. 5053/51. (Plan 156B/4O, Fl.)Location 7566, containing 996a. 2r. 16p.; classi-

fication page 22 of 5916/21; subject to pricing andto exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application; being J. V. Mather'scancelled application. Deposit required, £1 l9s. 2d.

Williams District (7 miles East of Hillman).Corr. 2855/28. (Plan 4O9A/4O, A2.)(a) Williams Location 11014, containing about

140 acres; (b) Williams Location 4473, containingabout 100 acres; (c) the area of about 30 acresbounded by Williams Locations 10052, 4462, 5864and 12167. Subject to survey and classificationwhere necessary, and to pricing and timber condi-tions. Deposits required, £6 5s. for locations 11014and 4473, £3 5s. for the area of about 30 acres.

Williams District (about 12 miles North-Eastof Wickepin).

Corr. No. 11/29. (Plan 377D/4O, B4.)Location 11763, containing 623a. Or. 29p.; classi-

fication page 5 of 11/29; subject to pricing andexemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being A. M. Fiegert'scancelled application. Deposit required, £1 15s. 9d.

Williams District (about 2 miles South-Eastof Cuballing)

Corr. No. 5166/49. (Plan 385A/40, Cl.)Locations 13140 and 11156, containing 379a. 2r.

lip, and 60a. Or. 18p., respectively; classificationpage 3 of 5166/49; subject to pricing and exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application; being A. U. Duddington's cancelledleases 365/1219 and 347/6133. Deposit required,£1 13s. 6d.

Williams District (about 4 miles South-Eastof Popanyinning)

Corr. No. 357/50. (Plan 378D/4O, C3.)Locations 13446 and 13215, containing 56a. 3r.

31p. and 159a. 3r. 31p., respectively; classificationpage 8 of 4029/30 and 5295/25; subject to pricing,payment for improvements and exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being J. Mitchell's cancelled lease347/7005. Deposit required, £1 lOs. 6d.

Williams District (11 miles West of Wardercarrin).Corr. No. 6136/51. (Plans 376/80, B4; 387/80, Bl.)The area of about 5,500 acres (including the

balance of Williams Location 13392) bounded bylines commencing at the South-East corner oflocation 13902 and extending South about 195chains; thence West about 245 chains; thence Northabout 245 chains; thence East about 145 chainsto the North-East corner of said location 13902,and South and East, respectively, along its boun-daries to the starting point. Subject to survey,classification and pricing. Deposit required for5,000 acres, £22 7s. 6d.

WEDNESDAY, 26th MARCH, 1952.Avon District (11 miles East of Kondinin).

Corr. No. 3273/51. (Plans 345/80, C4, 376/80, Cl.)The area of about 1,600 acres, bounded by Avon

Locations 23748 and 23469, and the proposed roadextending between the Northernmost boundaries ofthose locations; subject to survey and pricing.Deposit required, £13 3s. 9d.

Avon, Roe and Williams District.Corr. No. 7426/50. (Plan 376/80.)All vacant Crown land on Public Plan 376/80,

excluding land already available for selection andthe following locations :Avon Location 18699(Square Dl), and Roe Location 1013 (Square DE4);subject to survey, classification and pricing, whererequired. Deposit requiredfor 1,000 acres, £10us. 3d.; 2,000 acres, £14 lOs.; 4,000 acres, £20 2s. 6d.and 5,000 acres, £22 7s. 6d.

Gascoyne District (near Carnarvon).Corr. No. 4555/49. (Plan Locations near Car-

narvon.)Location 32, containing 2Oa., at 15s. per acre;

subject to the condition that the Crown acceptsno responsibility in regard to water supply on thelocation; being M. M. Sasse's cancelled lease 347/5978. Deposit required, £1 5s.

Kojonup District (7 miles West of Woodanilling).Corr. No. 3128/51. (Plan 416B/4O, Dl.)The area of about 300 acres (including Kojonup

Location 8194), bounded by Kojonup Locations 2617,2618, 3825, 177, 1774, 8103, 7581, 7385 and 2533:subject to classification, pricing and to provisionof any necessary roads. Deposit required, £1 lOs. 6d.

Kojonup District (near Chinokup).Corr. No. 6586/49. (Plan 407/80, B4.)The area of about 80 acres, bounded by lines

commencing at the North-East corner of KojonupLocation 7124 and extending East about 40 chains;thence South about 20 chains to the North-Eastcorner of location 6526; thence West and North,respectively, along boundaries of the aforesaid loca-tions to the starting point. Subject to survey,classification and pricing. Deposit required, £43s. 9d.

Mount Erin Estate (near 5 Mile Hill).Open under Part V, Sec. 53.

Corr. No. 861/04. (Plan 157C/4O, D3.)Location 114, containing about 7a. lr.; purchase

price, £20 (including survey fee); available to ad-joining holders only, and subject to survey. Depositrequired, £2 5s.


Nelson District (3 miles South-Westof Pemberton).

Open under Part V, Sec. 53.Corr. No. 6439/28. (Plan 442C/40, D3.)Location 8825, containing about ba., at £3 per

acre (including survey fee); subject to timber con-ditions, survey and to provision of a road along itsSouthern boundary. Deposit required, £3 5s.

Ninghan District (near Lake Harvey).Corr. No. 579/46. (Plan 65/80, Fl and 2.)Locations 2940 and 3969, containing l,826a. 3r.

12p. and about b,lOOa., respectively, at 2s, per acre(excluding survey fee); location 3969 is subject tosurvey of a road along its South boundary. De-posits required, £2 7s. (location 2940); £11 bUs.(location 3969).

Ninghan District (2 miles West of Burakin).Corr. No. 4280/51. (Plan 65/80, AB3.)Location 3941, containing 256a. 2r. 7p., at 9s. per

acre (including survey fee); subject to survey. De-posit required, £6 5s.

Plantagenet District (about 2 miles Eastof Denmark).

Corr. No. 728/38. (Plan 452C/40, E4.)Location 3221, containing 79a. 2r. b9p., at 12s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 27 of 728/38; subjectto exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application. The previousGasette notice concerning this location is herebycancelled. Deposit required, £1 6s. 5d.

Roe District (6 miles North-West of Newdegate).Corr. No. 3570/51, (Plan 388/80, C3.)The area of about 1,800 acres, bounded by lines

commencing at the North-West corner of Roe Loca-tion 957 and extending North about 85 chains;thence East about 125 chains; thence North about53 chains; thence West about 140 chains to a South-East boundary of location 481; thence South-West-erly to and along boundaries of reserve No. 19054to its South-West corner; thence respectively South,East and North along boundaries of locations 862,1260 and 957 to the starting point (including por-tion of Roe Location 969). Subject to survey, classi-fication and pricing. Deposit required, £13 18s. 9d.

Roe District (15 miles East of Hyden).Corr. No. 7194/51. (Plan 346/80, CD4.)The area of about 2,200 acres, bounded by lines

commencing at the South-East corner of Roe Loca-tion 1472 and extending North about 105 chains;thence East about 177 chains; thence South about120 chains to the Northern side of a protectedroad; thence West and North-Westerly along thesame side of the said road to its junction witha further protected road adjoining the Southern-most boundary of said location 1472; thence Eastto the starting point. Subject to survey and pricedat 2s. 9d. per acre (excluding survey fee). Depositrequired, £16.

Roe District (12 miles South-East of Newdegate).Corr. No. 5960/26. (Plan 388/80, D4.)Locations 1326, 1327 and 1328, containing 219a.

ir. 37p., 484a. 3r. 5p. and 325a. Or. 33p., respectively;subject to pricing. Deposits required, £1 lOs. 6d.(location 1326), £1 13s. 6d. (location 1327) and£1 12s. Sd. (location 1328).

Roe District (17 miles East of Newdegate).Corr. No. 5434/28. (Plan 388/80, E3 and 4.)Locations 1268 and 1878, containing about 4,bl3a.,

at 4s. 9d. per acre (including survey fee); subjectto survey of Water Reserve No. 21828 (Roe Loca-tion 1926). Deposit required, £3 Os. 6d.

Sussex District (2 miles West of Harmans).Corr. No. 4173/50. (Plan 413D/4O, 34.)The area of about 550 acres, bounded by Sussex

Locations 1695, 1694, 1692, 1690, 1689, 3175, 1682and a line extending from the North-East cornerof said location 1682 to the North-West corner ofsaid location 1695. Subject to survey, classifica-tion, pricing and to timber conditions. Depositrequired, £8 lOs.

Sussex District (4 miles East of MargaretRiver).

Corr. No. 3897/22, Vol. 2. (Plan 44OA/4O, El.)Location 1245, containing about 45a. Subject to

survey, classification, pricing and timber condi-tions. Deposit required, £3 5s.

Victoria District (16 miles East of Maya).Corr. No. 6941/51. (Plan 96/80, E4.)The area of about 240 acres, bounded by Victoria

Locations 9551 and 4443 and by the West bank ofMonger's Lake. Available to adjoining holdersonly, priced at 5s. Gd. per acre (including surveyfee) and subject to survey and to provision of anynecessary roads. Deposit required, £6 5s.

Wellington District (about 7-} miles North-Westof Harvey).

Corr. No. '789/50. (Plan 383D/4O, 33.)Location 1146, containing 84a. Or. 8p., at 24s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 4 of 789/50; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being J. L. Palm'scancelled lease 347/6335. Deposit required, £1 6s. 5d.

Williams District (10 miles South of Toolibin).Corr. No. 6668/51. (Plan 386D/40, A3 and 4.)The area of about 160 acres, bounded by Wil-

liams Locations 10059, 5685, 5466, 9315, 9477 androad No. 3821. Subject to classification, pricing andany necessary surveys. Deposit required, £1 7s. lld.

Williams District (9 miles South of Harrismith).Corr. No. 4915/51. (Plan 368D/40, C3.)The area of about 320 acres, bounded by Williams

Locations 14430, 10715, 9419, 13053, 10716, 13409and 11215. Subject to classification, pricing andto provision of any necessary roads. Deposit re-quired, £1 12s. Sd.

Williams District (6 miles North-West ofHarrismith).

Corr. No. 6769/51. (Plan 386A/40, Cl.)The area of about 280 acres, bot nded by Wil-

liams Locations 11453, 13138, 12988, 13926 and bythe surveyed road adjoining the Western boundaryof location 10326. Subject to classification andpricing. Deposit required, £1 lOs. Gd.

Williams District (near South Kuhn).Corr. No. 4285/51. (Plan 377/80, fl3.)The area of about 950 acres, bou tided by Wil-

liams Locations 14297, 12552, 12780, 13231 and asurveyed line extending in a North-Easterly direc-tion from a point on the Easternmost boundaryof said location 14297 situated about 15 chains Northfrom a South-East corner of that location to aSouth-West corner of said location 13231. Sub-ject to survey, ôlassification and pricing. Depositrequired, £10 bis. 3d.

Williams District (12 miles North ofQuindanning).

Open under Part V, Sec. 53.Corr. No. 21/93. (Plan 384B/4O, D2.)Location 14956 containing bOa.; purchase price,

£75; available to adjoining holders only, subjectto timber conditions. Deposit required, £7 15s.

WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1952.Avon District (about 12 miles South-East of

South Kumminin).Corr. No. 4668/51. (Plan 345/ C and D2.)Location 25818, containing 2,O7Oa. Or. 21p., at

4s. 6d. per acre; classification page 9 of 4668/51;subject to poison conditions and exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being A. M. Fiegert's cancelled lease347/7644. Deposit required, £2 lOs.

Esperance District (about 6 miles South-Westof Scaddan).

Corr. No. 282/51. (Plan 402/80, B4.)Locations 513 and 1270, containing 833a. br. 18p.

and lOOa., 3r. 9p., respectively, at 3s. per acre;classification page 79 of 2223/25; subject to exemp-tion from road rates for two years from date of

612 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. £7 March, 1952.

approval of application; being land deleted fromA. J. Behsman's application. Deposit required,£1 19s. 2d.

Hay District (about 7 miles North-East ofFrankland).

Coii'. No. 5316/23. (Plan 444/80, C and Dl.)Locations 297 and 999, containing l4Oa. and

160a., respectiyely, at 9s. per acre; classificationpage 27 of 5316/23. Also locations 980 and 1187,containing 395a. ir. 7p. and 512a. 3r. 34p., respec-tively, at 6s. and 5s. 3d. per acre, respectively;classifications pages 13 of 2451/23 and 18 of 4925/22,respectively. Subject to exemption from road ratesfor two years from date of approval of applica-tion; being cancelled Pastoral License 280/109, pre-viously held by the Nonning Pastoral CompanyLimited, with respect to Location 980. The pre-vious Gazette notices concerning locations 297,999 and 1187 are hereby cancelled. Deposits re-quired-fi lOs. 6d., £1 12s. Sd., and £1 15s., respec-tively.

Hay District (about 7 miles North-East ofWalpole).

Corr. No. 4724/46. (Plan 453C/40, F3.)Location 580, containing 270a. Or. 32p., at 8s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 31 of 4416/30; subjectto exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application; being G. P. W.Collis' cancelled lease 347/4393. Deposit required,£1 lOs. 6d.

Melbourne District (about 64 miles South-Westof Koojan).

Corr. No. 8290/50. (Plan 58/80, B and C3.)Location 3563, containing about 3,500a.; subject

to survey, classification, pricing and the provisionof any necessary roads; all applications will bereferred to a Board of Inquiry; being F. W. Stur-man's cancelled application. Deposit required, £1816s. 3d.

Melbourne District (about 8 miles South-Westof Watheroo).

Corr. No. 2935/51. (Plan 63/80, B and C 1 and 2.)Location 3597, containing 4,150a.; subject to

survey, classification, pricing and the provision ofany necessary roads; all applications will be re-ferred to a Board of Inquiry; being the cancelledapplication of H. H. Chester and A. E. Taylor.Deposit required, £21 5s.

Ninghan District (about 1. miles South-Eastof Dalgouring).

Corr. No. 1588/31. (Plan 66/80, DE3.)Location 3021, containing 3,030a. 3r. 4p., at 2s.

9d. per acre; classification page 13 of 6320/27; sub-ject to payment for improvements; being V. H.Hardwick's cancelled lease 68/3172. Deposit re-quired, £2 15s. 8d.

Sussex District (about 24 miles North-Westof Cowaramup).

Corr. No. 3148/49. (Plan 413D/40, B4.)Location 3907, containing about 200a.; subject

to survey, classification, pricing, exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approvalof application, and also to the special conditionswhich govern selection in this district; being J.W. Fitzpatrick's cancelled lease 347/6356. Depositrequired, £5 6s. 3d.

Williams District (about 15 miles North ofTarin Rock).

Corr. No. 5969/49. (Plan 387/80, Al.)Location 14394, containing l,8O9a. Or. 38p., at

8s. 9d. per acre; classification page 7 of 2525/28;subject to poison conditions, payment for improve-ments and to survey unless selected by the holderof freehold location 11701; being R. G. Pearce'scancelled lease 347/6806. Deposit required, £2 7s.


TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950.Application 2655/1951.

TAKE notice that William Eric Sibbald Secretaryand Susie Sibbald his wife both of Albany havemade application to be registered under the Trans-fer of Land Act 1893-1950 as the proprietors of anestate in fee simple in possession as joint tenantsin the following parcel of land situate in the Plan-tagenet District and being:-

Portions of Plantagenet Location 33 containing inall 119 acres 10 perches.

Firstly:-Bounded by lines commencing at theNorth-Eastern corner of lot 27 on Plan 3823 thencebearing 89 deg. 53 mm. and extending 1 chain 63and eight-tenths links along the Southern boundaryof Gledhow Road thence 186 deg. 42 mm. i chain36 and nine-tenths links 183 deg. 31 mm. 18chains 73 and five-tenths links 242 deg. 39 mm.1 chain 2 and six-tenths links 301 deg. 48 mm. 58and eight-tenths links along South-Western West-ern North-Western and North-Eastern boundariesrespectively of road No. 8852 thence 359 deg. 57mm. 19 chains 85 and five-tenths links along East-ern boundaries of lots 26 and 27 on Plan 3823 tothe starting point.

Secondly:-Bounded by lines commencing at apoint on the Southern boundary of Gledhow Roaddistant 4 chains 64 links from the North-Easterncorner of lot 27 on Plan 3823 thence bearing 89 deg.53 mm. and extending 14 chains 34 and five-tenthslinks along the Southern boundary of GledhowRoad thence through the said location 33 by linesbearing 151 deg. 26 mm. 15 chains 18 and six-tenthslinks 181 deg. 2 mm. 10 chains 73 and five-tenthslinks 162 deg. 14 mm. 2 chains l9andone-tenthlinksto the Northern boundary of road No. 1682 thence280 deg. 47 mm. 23 chains 87 and five-tenths linksalong the Northern boundary of road No. 1682thence 327 deg. 23 mm. i chain 61 and five-tenthslinks 3 deg. 31 mm. 19 chains 33 and seven-tenthslinks 46 deg. 42 mm. 1 chain 45 and eight-tenthslinks along North-Eastern, Eastern and South-Eastern boundaries respectively of road No. 8852to the starting point.

Thirdly:-Bounded by lines commencing at theNorth-Western corner of Gledhow Sub. Lot 44thence bearing 179 deg. 55 mm and extending 19chains 58 and seven-tenths links along the Westernboundaries of the said lot 44 Gledhow Lots B.18Sub. 1 and Kitson Street thence 269 deg. 54 mm. 6chains 179 deg. 55 mm. 9 chains 97 and seven-tenthslinks along Northern and Western boundaries re-spectively of Plantagenet Location 5383 thence 283deg. 19 mm. i chain 74 and three-tenths links and280 deg. 47 mm. 15 chains 33 and four-tenths linksalong Northern boundaries of road No. 1682 thencethrough the said location 33 by lines bearing 342deg. 14 mm 2 chains 38 and one-tenth links 1 deg.2 mm 10 chains 78 and five-tenths links 331 deg.26 mm. 15 chains 4 and eight-tenths links to theSouthern boundary of Gledhow Road thence 89 deg.53 mm. 30 chains 43 and three-tenths links alongthe Southern boundary of Gledhow Road to thestarting point.

And further take notice that all persons otherthan the applicant claiming to have any estate righttitle or interest in the above parcels of land anddesiring to object to the said application are herebyrequired to lodge in this office on or before the 10thday of April next a caveat forbidding the said landbeing brought under the operation of the said Act.

R. C. BUCHANAN,Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth, this 27th day of February,1952.

H. E. Miles, Agent, Perth, Agent for the Appli-cant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950.Application 2901/1950.

TAKE notice that G.S.R. Mineral Water Co. Pty.Ltd. of Katanning has made application to beregistered under the Transfer of Land Act 1893-1950 as the proprietor of an estate in fee simplein possession in the following parcel of land situatein the Albany District and being:-

Portion of Albany Suburban Lot 39 containing1 acre 4 and five-tenths perches.


Bounded by lines commencing at the Easterncorner of Albany Suburban Lot 38 and extendingSouth-Easterly 2 chains 38 and seven-tenths linksalong a South-Western boundary of Albany High-way thence South-Westerly 4 chains 31 links alongthe North-Western boundary of Albany SuburbanLot 40 thence North-Westerly 2 chains 38 and two-tenths links along the North-Eastern boundaryof the portion of the said 1t 39 comprised in Cer-tificate of Title Volume 1028 Folio 914 thence North-Easterly 4 chains 31 and five-tenths links along theSouth-Eastern boundary of the said lot 38 to thestarting point.

And further take notice that all persons otherthan the applicant claiming to have any estateright title or interest in the above parcels of landand desiring to object to the said application arehereby required to lodge in this office on or beforethe 16th day of April next a caveat forbidding thesaid land being brought under the operation of thesaid Act.

R. C. BUCHANAN,Registrar of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth, this 28th day of February,1952.

Joseph, Muir & Williams, Solicitors, Perth,Solicitors for the Applicant.

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS.Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., on dates

mentioned hereunder. are invited for the follow-ing

Gosnells-Repairs and Renovations to SchoolBuilding at Salvation Army Home (11887); 11thMarch, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 26thFebruary, 1952.

Boyup Brook Hospital Staff Quarters - SepticTank and Drainage Installation (11886); 11thMarch, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, andPolice Station, Boyup Brook, on and after 26thFebruary, 1952.

Brookton School-New Latrine Block, Sheltersetc. (11884); 11th March, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth.and Narrogin, and Police Station, Brookton, onand after 26th February, 1952.

Busselton School-New Bristol PrefabricatedClassrooms, Shelter Shed, Latrines, Etc. (11883);11th March, 1952; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury,and Clerk of Courts, Busselton, on and after 26thFebruary, 1952.

Kaigoorlie School of Mines-Repairs and Reno-vations (11882); 11th March, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,and Kalgoorlie, on and after 261h February, 1952.

Northampton Police Station and Quarters-Additions (11881); 11th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and Geraldton, and at Police Station, North-hampton, on and after 26th February, 1952.

Meekatharra Doctors' Residence-Repairs andRenovations (11880); 11th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and Geraldton, and Mining Registrar,Meekatharra, on and after 26th February, 1952.

Gingin School-Alterations and Additions(11879); 11th March, 1952; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, andat Police Station, Gingin, on and after 26thFebruary, 1952.

Katanning School and Quarters-Alterationsand Renovations (11878); 11th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin, and Court House,Katanning, on and after 26th February, 1952.

Wooroloo Sanatorium-Conversion of OldKitchen (11877); 11th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and at Water Supply Office, Northam, onand after 26th February, 1952.

Cunderdin Hospital-Additional Pan Room(11875); 11th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Mer-redin, and Police Station, Cunderdin, on and after26th February, 1952.

Deanmill School and Quarters-Repairs andRenovations (11872); 11th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and Bunbury, and Police Station, Manjimup,on and after 26th February, 1952.

Narrogin School-Ground Improvements (11874);11th March, 1952; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, onand after 26th February, 1952.

Innaloo School-New Shelter Shed-Septic TankInstallation, etc. (11876); 11th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 26th February, 1952.

Cunderdin School-Additions to Latrines (11873);11th March, 1952; conditions may be seen at theContractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Merredin,and Police Station, Cunderdin, ,on and after 26thFebruary, 1952.

Quairading School and Quarters and DomesticScience Centre-Septic Tank Installation; 11thMarch, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Merredin, andPolice Station, Quairading, on and after 26th Feb-ruary, 1952.

Boyup Brook Hospital-Staff Quarters-Repairsand Renovations (11901); 11th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, and Boyup Brook PoliceStation, on and after 26th February, 1952.

Albany School - Improvements to Grounds(11890); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Al-bany, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Kelmscott School - Septic Tank Installation(11891); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 4th March, 1952.

Kalannie-New School (11892); 18th March,1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth and Merredin, and PoliceStation, Wyalkatchem, on and after 4th March,1952.

Midland Junction Police Station and Quarters-Sewerage Installation (11893); 18th March, 1952;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Merredin School-Alterations to Classroom toForm Science Room (11894); 18th March, 1952;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth and Merredin, on and after 4thMarch, 1952.

Wooroloo School-Additions (11895); 18th March.1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Miling Siding School-Removal from Nardy andAdditions (11896); 18th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen. at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, Water Supply Office, Northam, and PoliceStation, Moora, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Yealering School - Septic Tank Installation(11897); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narro-gin, on and after 4th -March, 1952.

Moulyinning School - Repairs and Renovations(11898); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Nar-rogin, and Court House, Wagin, on and after 4thMarch, 1952.

Northam High School-Headmaster's Quarters-Repairs and Renovations (11899); 18th March,1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at Water Supply Office,Northam, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Mosman Park Deaf and Dumb School-Repairsand Renovations (11900); 18th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 4th March, 1952.

614 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. t7 March, 152.

Picton School and Quarters-Repairs and Reno-vations (11902); 18th March, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perthand Bunbury, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Geraldton Public Offices - New Partitions, Etc.(11903); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Ger-aldton, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Collie School-New Latrine Block (11904); 18thMarch, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bunbury, andClerk of Courts, Collie, on and after 4th March,1952.

Broome Hospital-New Slow Combustion Cooker(11905); 18th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 4th March, 1952.

Perth-Barrack Street Jetty Buildings-Repairsand Renovations (11906); 18th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 4th March, 1952.

Coorow School-.Additions and New 3Oft. x 2Oft.Classroom (11923); 18th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Geraldton, and Police Station, Carnamah,on and after 4th March, 1952.

North Collie School-Bristol Prefabricated Class-rooms (11924); 18th March, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perthand Bunbury, and Clerk of Courts, Collie, on andafter 4th March, 1952.

Northam Hospital - Additions to Laundry andBoiler House (11909); 25th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth, and at Water Supply Office, Northam, onand after 11th March, 1952.

Scarborough Police Station and Quarters-Erec-tion (11910); 25th March, 1952; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, onand after 11th March, 1952.

Queen's Park Sister Kate's Home-New Kitchenand Cook's Quarters (11911); 25th March, 1952;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, on and after 11th March, 1952.

Northam High School-New Woodshed and Care-taker's Workshop (11912); 25th March, 1952; con-ditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, and t Water Supply Office, Nor-tham, on and after 11th March, 1952.

No. 7 Pumping Station School-Removal fromDulyalbin (11913); 25th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Kalgoorlie, and Mining Registrar's Office,Southern Cross, on and after 11th March, 1952.

Midland Junction Police Station - Additions(11914); 25th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 11th March, 1952.

Moora Hospital-New Sewerage and Foul WaterLines (11915); 25th March, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,and at Police Station, Moora, on and after 11thMarch, 1952.

Dalwallinu Hospital-Extensive Additions, Altera-tions and Water Supply (11916); 25th March, 1952;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, Water, Supply Office, Northam, andPolice Station, Dalwallinu, on and after 11th March,1952.

Eastern Goldfields Technical School (WilsonStreet Annexe) -Additions (11917); 25th March,1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth and Kalgoorlie, on and after11th March, 1952.

Roleystone School - Improvements to Grounds(11918); 25th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 11th March, 1952.

Claremont Hospital for Insane-Asphalt FloorTiles to New TB. Block (11919); 25th March,1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 11th March,1952.

Wagin Hospital - Repairs and Renovations(11920); 25th March, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Narrogin, and Court House, Wagin, on and after 11thMarch, 1952.

Geraldton High School-Manual Training Centre-Additions (11921); 25th March, 1952; conditionsmay be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D.,Perth and Geraldton, on and after 11th March, 1952.

Kalgoorlie School of Mines-Alterations to Office,etc. U1922); 25th March, 1952; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth andKalgoorlie, on and after 11th March, 1952.

Broome-Boring for Water (11925); 25th March,1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors'Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after the 1st March,1952.

Wagin School - Conversion of Classroom toManual Training Centre (11927); 1st April, 1952;conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room,P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin, and Court House,Wagin, on and after 18th March, 1952.

Roleystone School and Quarters-AdditionalLatrines and Septic Tank Installation (11928); 1stApril, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 18thMarch, 1952.

Beaconsfield School-New Shelter Shed (11929);1st April, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Fremantle, onand after 18th March, 1952.

Dwellingup Hospital-New Fire Service (11930);1st April, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Police Station,Dwellingup, and Court House, Pinjarra, on andafter 18th March, 1952.

Northampton School and Quarters - WaterSupply (11931); 1st April, 1952; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth andGeraldton, and Police Station, Northampton, onand after 18th March, 1952.

East Fremantle School - Improvements toGrounds (11932); 1st April, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,on and after 18th March, 1952.

Fremantle Boys' High School-North FremantleAnnex-Sewerage and New Shelter Shed (11933);1st April, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Con-tractors' Room, P.WD., Perth, on and after 18thMarch, 1952.

Mingenew School and Quarters-Latrines andSewerage (11934); 1st April, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perthand Geraldton, and Police Station, Mingenew, onand after 18th March, 1952.

Dwellingup State Hotel-Additions and Sewer-age (11935); 1st April, 1952; conditions may beseen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,Police Station, Dwellingup, and Court House, Pin-jarra, on and after 18th March, 1952.

Claremont Old Men's Home-Additions, 1951(11936); 1st April, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on andafter 18th March, 1952.

Bunbury Government Offices - Alterations(11937); 1st April, 1952; conditions may be seenat the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth and Bun-bury, on and after 18th March, 1952.

Royal Perth Hospital-Air Conditioning (NewSection) (11839); 8th April, 1952; conditions maybe seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth,on and after 24th February, 1952.

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Ministerfor Works, Public Works Department, The Bar-racks, St. George's Place, Perth," and must be In-dorsed "Tender." The highest, lowest or ansitender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Works.

7th March, 1952.


METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT

M.W.S. 2254/51.IN accordance with the provisions of the Metro-politan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act,1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and otherapparatus have been completed, and are nowavailable for use in extension to Area 17, Subiaco,to serve lot 517, Highway.

The owner of the abovementioned property ishereby notified that such property is capable ofbeing connected to the sewer and must, therefore,connect his premises to the sewer within 30 daysfrom date of service of prescribed notice, and isalso notified that sewerage rates will, in accordancewith the by-laws, be enforced from 1st May, 1952,if premises not previously connected, and be pay-able in advance. If premises are connected priorto 1st May, 1952, rates will be charged from dateof connection.

A plan of the works to be carried out at theproperty must first be obtained from the Depart-ment.

Dated this 7th day of March, 1952, at the officeof the Department, St. George's Place, Perth.

J. C. HUTCHINSON,Under Secretary.

METROPOLITAN WA1JR SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT

M.W.S. 214/52.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMinister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age to undertake the construction of the workshereinafter described by virtue of the powers con-tained under the provisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909.

Metropolitan Water Supply Improvements.City of Fremantle and Fremantle and Rockingham

Road Districts.Proposed Kwinana Water Supply.Description of Proposed Works.

The laying of 12 miles of lOin, diametersteel water main.

The construction of a storage tank, capacityone million gallons.

The construction of a pumping station andall necessary power lines.The Localities in which the Proposed Works will

be Constructed.Commencing at the junction of Lefroy Road

and Solomon Street and proceeding in an Easterlydirection along Lefroy Road to Livingstone Street;thence in a Southerly direction along LivingstoneStreet to and through Co. Sound Loc. 128, to andalong Naval Base Road, to and along RockinghamRoad, to a point opposite the Southern boundaryof Co. Sound Loc. 129.'Also commencing at Mt. Brown and proceeding

in a Westerly direction through Co. Sound Loca-tions 504, 510 and 14 to Naval Base Road.

On Co. Sound Location 504.On Co. Sound Location 14.

The above works and localities are shown inred on Plan M.W.S.S. & D.D., W.A., No. 7667.The Purpose for which the Proposed Works are to

be Constructed.To provide a water supply for the construction

of the proposed Oil Refinery at Kwinana.The Times When and Places at which Plans,

Sections and Specifications may be Inspected.At the office of the Minister for Water Supply,

Sewerage and Drainage, "The Barracks", St.George's Place, Perth, for one month on and afterthe 7th day of March, 1952, between the hours of10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.

D. BRAND,Minister for Water Supply,

Sewerage and Drainage.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 1623/51.IN accordance with the provisions of The Metro-politan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act,1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and otherapparatus have been completed and are now avail-able for use in Extension to Area 3 South Perthwithin the boundaries of the South Perth RoadDistrict to serve lots 33-35 and 39-41 South Terrace,lots 15 and 16 Coode Street.

Owners of the abovementioned properties arehereby notified that such properties are capableof being connected to the sewer and must, therefore,connect their premises to the sewers within 30days from date of service of prescribed notice,and are also notified that sewerage rates will, inaccordance with the by-laws, be enforced from 1stMay, 1952, if premises not previously connected,and be payable in advance. If premises are con-nected prior to 1st May, 1952, rates will be chargedfrom date of connection.

A plan of the works to be carried out at eachproperty must first be obtained from the Depart-ment.

Dated this 3rd day of March, 1952, at the officeof the Department, St. George's Place, Perth.

J. C; HTJTCHINSON,Under Secretary.

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

M.W.S. 407/50.NOTICE is hereby givin, in pursuance of section96 of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage Act, 1909, that water mains havebeen laid in the undermentioned streets in dis-tricts indicated.

East Fremantle Municipality.1505/50Pier Street, from Gordon Street to lot

112Easterly.

Midland Junction Municipality.1068/51Lefroy Avenue, from lot 42 to lot 43

Southerly.

Perth Municipality.1811/50Wavertree Street, from Britannia Street

to lot 20Southerly.1142/51Russell Street, from lot 3 (part 61) to lot

1 (part 62)Easterly.

Gosnells Road District.592/51Albany Highway, from Royal Street to

lot 15South-Easterly.934/51William Street, from lot 297 to lot 289-

North-Easterly.

Melville Road District.1031/50Norma Road, from lot 12 to part lot

Southerly. Hammond Road, from part lot 8to Norma RoadEasterly.

1628/51Cowrie Crescent, from lot 113 to CrestAvenueSoutherly; Crest Avenue, from Cow-ne Crescent to lot 365Easterly.

1289/50Holman Street, from lot 124 to lot 126Easterly.

1917/50Rookwood Street, from lot 64 to lot 63Westerly.

1323/51Nisbet Street, from lot 984 to lot 981-South-Easterly.

630/51Glenelg Street,North-Westerly.

1975/51Ardross Road, from lot 618 to lot 620-North-Westerly.

And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage is, subject to the provisions of theAct, prepared to supply water from such mains tolands within rateable distance thereof.

Dated this 7th day of March, 1952.J. C. HUTCHINSON,

Under Secretary.

from lot 160 to lot 161

61 GOVRRNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [7 March, i2.

COUNTRY AREAS WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1948.Water Rate for Year Ending 31st

December, 1952.NOTICE is hereby given that the ratebooks forall lands in the Country Water Supply Area nowliable to be rated under the abovementioned Acthave now been made up and are open for inspec-tion by the ratepayers.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage,

W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Water Supply.

Perth, 7th March, 1952.

Notice of Rate.Notice is hereby given that under the powers

conferred by the abovementioned Act, the Ministerfor Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage hasordered rates as shown in the Schedule attachedhereto to be made and levied for the year ending31st December, 1952, upon all rateable land enteredin the ratebooks, the making up of which is pub-lished in the Government Gazette of 7th March,1952, and newspaper; that the minimum rate,where provided for, shall be as shown on theSchedule, and that a memorandum of such orderhas been duly entered in the several ratebooksand signed.

The said rates are now payable in accordancewith the by-laws made under the said Act.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage,

W. C. WILLIAMS,Under Secretary for Water Supply.

7th March, 1952.

Schedule.Other than Country Lands.

Rate in the £ on the Annual Rateable Valueof the Rated Land, Minimum Annual Rate.

Darlington; 2s.; £1.Mundaring; is.; lOs.Toodyay; 2s.; £1.Northam; lOd.; lOs.York; is. Gd.; Li.Beverley; 2s.; £1.Goomalling; 2s.; £1.Belka; 2s.; £1.Central is. Gd.; Li.Nukarni; 2s.; £1.Westonia; is. Gd.; Li.

Country Lands.Minimum Annual Rate of £2.

Rate perAcre.

3Oii. Main-Baker's Hill to Northam .... 2d.York, Beverley, Toodyay and Irishtown

Mains ... .. .. .... .... 2d.301n. Main-Northam to Southern Cross

and extensions therefrom (except-ing extensions and otherwis3 shown) 3d.

Burran Rock Extension .... 5d.Be [ka Extension 5d.Coolgar Extension Sd.Goomarin Extension 5d.North Walgoolan Extension "A" 5d.South Walgoolan Extension "G" Sd.Scuth Walgoolan Extension "K" Sd.Scuth Walgoolan Extension "L" 5d.North Walgoolan Extension "B" 5d.North Westonia Extension "D" Sd.North Westonia Extension "H" 5d.North Bodallin Extension 5d.North Bodallin Branch Extension Sd.North Noongaar Extension 5d.North Moorine Rock Extension Sd.South Moorine Rock Extension Sd.North Walgoolan Extension "C" ftd.Yorkrakine Extension .... 5d.South Doodlakine Extension ......... Sd.

Subject to minimum rate of £2 per annum ineach case.NOTICE is hereby given that Stanley Ezra ViccarsTaylor is appointed Pound-keeper to the GuildfordMunicipality, vice Gilbert Murray Davis, retired.

L. GIBBONS,Town Clerk.

3rd March, 1952.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1951.The Cuballing Road Board District.

Notice of Sale.DEFAULT having been made in the payment ofrates and other amounts charged on the landhereinafter mentioned, the Cuballing Road Boardunder and by virtue of the powers conferred uponit by the Road Districts Act, 19i9-l95i, and unlessall rates and other amounts charged and costsincurred are sooner paid, will offer for sale by pub-lic auction the several pieces of land set out incolumn 3 of the Schedule hereto at the CuballingHall, Cuballing, on Wednesday, 30th April, 1952,at 3 p.m.

Any further details and particulars of the 'aidpieces of land may be obtained from the Secre-tary of the Board at its office, Cuballing.

Dated this 4th day of March, 1952.RICHARD S. HAYNES & CO.,

Solicitors and Agents for the Board.

The Schedule.All lands set out hereunder, except that of John

Danaher, are under the Transfer of Land Act,i893-195i, and except where improvements arereferred to, are vacant lands situated in theRoad District of Cuballing.

Names of Persons registered as Proprietors in FeeSimple, and Addresses appearing in RegisterBook, and any other Person appearing in theRegister Book to have any Estate or Interestin the said Land. Amount Owing to the Boardas Rates. Description of Land, includingReference to relative Certificate of Title andImprovements thereon, if any.

Robert Hood Brown, of Cuballing, Pensioner. £28s. 9d. Portion of Cuballing Town Lot C24 onDeposited Plan 658 and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume293, Folio 52.

Alfred Bushby, of Cuballing, Farmer. £5 7s. 8d.Cuballing Lot 150 and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume392, Folio 6.

Alfred Bushby, of Cuballing, Farmer. £5 7s. 8d.Cuballing Lot 152 and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume392, Folio 5.

William Anthony Cleary, of Kalgoorlie, Police Con-stable. Li i7s. Cuballing Lot 36 and beingthe whole of the land contained in Certificateof Title, Volume 336, Folio 40.

Martin Denis Cullinan, of 66 Powell Street, SouthYarra, Victoria, Commission Agent; The StateCommissioner of Taxation, G.P.O. Buldings,Forrest Place, Perth. £9 i2s. Cuballing TownLots 23 and 24, and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume240, Folio 58.

Martin D/nis Cullinan, of 66 Powell Street, SouthYarth, Victoria, Commission Agent; Commis-sioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street, Perth.£9 i2s. Cuballing Town Lots 29 and 96, andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 240, Folio 57.

Frederick James Doust, of Fremantle, Bank Officer,as Executor of the Will of Elizabeth Ann Doust,of Cuballing; Commissioner of Taxation, 96Barrack Street, Perth. £8 is. iod. CuballingTown Lots 39 and 40, and being the whole ofthe land contained in Certificate of Title,Volume 245, Folio 30.

Frederick James Doust, of Fremantle, Bank Officer,as Executor of the Estate of Elizabeth AnnDoust, of Cuballing, Married Woman, deceased;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £5 l9s. 2d. Cuballing Town Lot 56,and being the whole of the land contained inCertificate of Title, Volume 281, Folio 151(fenced).

Sarah Duffell, of Cuballing, Married Woman. £5i9s. 2d. Cuballing Lot 38 and being the whoicof the land contained in Certificate of Title,Volume 310, Folio 149.

March, 1952.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 617


Thomas William Elliott, of Beverley, Land andEstate Agent; George P. Harris Scarfe & Co.Ltd., Murray Street, Perth. £22 19s. 6d. Cubal-ling Lots 78, 81, 82, 83 and 84, and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 451, Folio 125.

Alethea Rose Gaillard, Wife of Arthur Gaillard, ofCuballing, Merchant. £13 19s. 6d. CuballingTown Lot Cl, and being part of the landcomprised in Deposited Diagram 2453, andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 465, Folio 162 (partlyfenced).

George Ridley, of Cuballing. £11 7s. lid. Cubal-ling Town Lot C32 on Deposited Diagram 374and being the whole of the land contained inCertificate of Title, Volume 102, Folio 156(partly fenced).

Morrie Melville Moss, of Perth, Official Receiver ofEstate of Thomas Gibbs, Junior, of Cuballing,Hotelkeeper; Margaret Stevenson, of Parra-matta, New South Wales. £7 7s. 5d. Cubal-ling Town Lot 33 and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume182, Folio 44 (partly fenced).

Morrie Melville Moss, of Perth, Official Receiver ofEstate of Thomas Gibbs (Younger), of Cubal-ling, Farmer. £10 14s. Sd. Cuballing Lot 75and being the whole of the land contained inCertificate of Title. Volume 285, Folio 90(partly fenced).

Morrie Melville Moss, of Perth, Official Receiver,as Trustee of Estate of Thomas Gibbs, Junior,of Cuballing, Hotelkeeper, a Bankrupt. £7Us. lid. Cuballing Lot 90 and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 290, Folio 153 (partly fenced).

Arthur William Vanderstraaton Green, of Cubal-hug, School Master; Commissioner of Taxa-tion, 96 Barrack Street, Perth. £12 15s. Gd.Cuballing Lots 9 and 92 and being the wholeof the land contained in Certificate of Title,Volume 296, Folio 174 (fenced).

Arthur Acheson Johnson, of Cuballing, Fettler;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £9 3s. 3d. Cuballing Lot 171 and beingthe whole of the land contained in Certificateof Title, Volume 344, Folio 160.

Edward Bertram Johnston. of Narrogin, Clerk,Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £9 i7s. 4d. Cuballing Lot 160 andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 394, Folio 38.

Edward Thomas Kempin, of Cuballing, Contractor;Nicholas Bushalla, of Narrogin, Storekeeper.£6 8s. Gd. Cuballing Lot 70 and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 304, Folio 24 (partly fenced).

Thomas Godritch Palmer, of Narrogin, Merchant:Drake & Stubbs, c/o James M. Speed, AustralChambers, Barrack Street, Perth; Commis-sioner of Taxation. 96 Barrack Street, Perth.£4 is. 2d. Cuballing Lot 7 and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 294, Folio 30.

Thomas Godritch Palmer, of Narrogin, StoreManager; Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Bar-rack Street, Perth. £8 2s. 4d. Cuballing TownLots 58 and 97, and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume230, Folio 39.

Henry Frank Walter Peters, of Cuballing, Store-keeper; Frederick George Sargood, of RipponSea, near Sydney, New South Wales, Merchant,and Alfred Herbert Sargood, of Flinders Street,Melbourne, Victoria, trading as Sargood Bros.,of Wellington Street, Perth. £6 15s. 7d. Por-tion of Cuballing Town Lot A2 and being 1t4 on Deposited Diagram 2452 and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 367, Folio 125. Small G.C.I.building.


Henry Frank Walter Peters, of Cuballing, Store-keeper; Frederick George Sargood, of RipponSea, near Sydney, New South Wales, Mer-chant, and Alfred Herbert Sargood, of Flind-ers Street, Melbourne, Victogia, trading as Sar-good Bros., of Wellington Street, Perth. £6 7s.Cuhalling Lot 93 and being the whole of theland contained in Certificate of Title, Volume290, Folio 155.

Katherine Charlotte Robbins, of Cuballing, MarriedWoman. £8 lOs. 3d. Cuballing Town Lots 1and 2 and being the whole of the land con-tained in Certificate of Title, Volume 246, Folio15. Remains of large G.C.I. building, andone small mud batt house.

Mary Ann Savage, of Yalgoo, Widow. £17 12s. Gd.Cuballing Town Lot Cli on Plan 2847, andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 647, Folio 102 (partlyfenced).

Edwin Savage, of Cuballing, Hotel Keeper. £4 l9s.6d. Cuballing Town Lot 2i and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 274, Folio 38.

John Ernest Athol Stuart, of Cuballing, Farmer;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £22 4s. 6d. Cuballing Lots 42, 43, 63and 64, and being the whole of the land con-tained in Certificate of Title, Volume 339, Folio11.

William Vercoe Thomas, of Marradong, Farmer;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £15 lOs. Sd. Cuballing Town Lot 17,and being the whole of the land contained inCertificate of Title, Volume 245, Folio 58(partly fenced).

Albert James Bower Bailey, of South Yarra, Vic-toria, Timber Expert; Commissioner of Taxa-tion, 96 Barrack Street, Perth. £7 7s. lOd.Popanyinning Lot 7 and being the whole ofthe land contained in Certificate of Title,Volume 399, Folio 194.

Edgar John Luff, of Popanyinning, Storekeeper.£3 19s. 3d. Popanyinning Lot 14 and beingthe whole of the land contained in Certificateof Title, Volume 1051, Folio 481.

Robert John Pearson, of Pingelly, Storekeeper;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £6 is. 2d. Popanyinning Lot 41 andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 390, Folio 148.

Robert John Pearson, of Pingelly, Storekeeper;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £6 is. ld. Popanyinning Lot 42, andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 390, Folio 149.

Robert John Pearson, of Pingelly, Storekeeper;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £6 is. id. Popanyinning Lot 43 andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 390, Folio 155.

Robert John Pearson, of Pingelly, Storekeeper.£6 is. id. Popanyinning Lot 3 and being thewhole of the land contained in Certificate ofTitle, Volume 390, FoliO 151.

George Beaumont Smith, of Pingelly, Farmer;Commissioner of Taxation, 96 Barrack Street,Perth. £3 4s. 9d. Popanyinning Lot 44 andbeing the whole of the land contained in Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 389, Folio 3.

Francis Wake, of Pingelly, Bark Miller £4 us. 9d.Popanyinning Lot 59, and being the whole ofthe land contained in Certificate of Title,Volume 375, Folio 166.

John Danaher, of Tammin. £19 4s. WickepinAgricultural Area Lot 330. Certificate No.8753/74.

18 UOVERNMENT GAZETE, W.A. [7 March, 192.

PLANTAGENET ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified that at a duly constitutedmeeting of the Board held on the 14th December,1951, Albert Warren Wilson was appointed TrafficInspector to the above Board.

This appointment is additional to the appoint-ment of Thomas McDonald gazetted on the 31stJanuary, 1947.

W. W. FELLOWS,Chairman.

BELMONT PARK ROAD BOARD.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatClarence John Hall has been appointed BuildingSurveyor by this authority.

Belmont Park Road Board.R. H. SELBY,

Chairman.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948.Mt. Magnet Road Board.Local Government Department,

Perth, 5th March, 1952.t.G. 1729/48.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor has approved of thepurchase of a house for an employee of the Boardas a work and undertaking for which money maybe borrowed under Part VII of the Road DistrictsAct, 1919-1948, by the Mt. Magnet Road Board.

GEO. S. LINDSAY,Secretary for Local Government.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 4th March, 1952.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas approved of the appointment ofFrayne, CyrilHarold, Station Master, Midland Junction; Stor-man, Francis Phillip, Assistant Station Master,Midland Junction; Dyer, Francis Phillip Harold,Railway Officer, Midland Junction; Peers, JohnFelix Verdun, Railway Officer, Midland Junctionand White, James Clive, Assistant Station Master,Guildford, as Honorary Inspectors under the PlantDiseases Act, 1914-1950, and the cancellation ofthe appointment ofCopley, E. F., Station Master,Bassendean; Kimber, R. G., Assistant StationMaster, Bassendean; Hood, A. S., Assistant StationMaster, Guildford; Skewes, C. H. V., Station Master,Midland Junction; Hunt, M. J., Assistant StationMaster, Midland Junction; Burnett, C. H., StationMaster, Swan View, and Cox, A. E., AssistantStation Master, Swan View, as Honorary Inspectorsunder the abovementioned Act.

C. C. HILLARY,Chief Administrative Officer.

"EFFICIENT" PRIVATE SCHOOLS.Education Department,

Perth, 6th March, 1952.IN accordance with the provisions of section 32 ofthe Education Act, 1928, the following schools arehereby certified to be "efficient" for the purposeof the said Act for the current year:

(a) Schools at which Secondary SchoolScholarships may be held.

AttadaleSanta Maria Ladies' College.ClaremontMethodist Ladies' College, Stirling

Highway.Claremont - Christ Church Grammar School,

Queenslea Drive.ClaremontSt. Louis Jesuit School.Cottesloe - Presbyterian Ladies' College, View

Street.DongaraDominican Ladies' College.FremantleChristian Brothers' College.FremantleSt. Joseph's High, Adelaide Street.GeraldtonChristian Brothers' College.Geraldton"Stella Mans" College.GuildfordGuildford Grammar School.GuildfordSt. Charles' Seminary, Meadow Street.HighgateChristian Brothers' High School.HighgateSacred Heart Convent High School.KalgoorlieChristian Brothers' College.LeedervilleChristian Brothers' College, Franklin

Street.LesmurdieSt. Brigid's College.

Mosman. Parklana Presentation Convent.Mosman ParkSt. Hilda's Church of England

School for Girls.Mt. HenryAquinas College, Canning Parade.Mt. LawleyPerth College, Beaufort Street.New NorciaSt. Gertrude's College (Girls).New NorciaSt. Ildephonsus' College (Boys).NorthamMarist Brothers.PerthHale School, Havelock Street.PerthChristian Brothers' College.PerthLadies' College, Convent of Mercy, Victoria

Square.Perth, SouthWesley College, Coode Street.Perth, WestSt. Brigid's College, John Street.SwanbourneScotch College.

(b) Schools Declared "Efficient."AlbanySt. Joseph's Primary, Aberdeen Street.AlbanySt. Joseph's High, Aberdeen Street.ArmadaleSt. Francis Xavier's Convent.Bassendean - St. Joseph's Convent, Hamilton

Street.BayswaterSt. Columba's Convent, 13 Roberts

Road.BeaconsfieldSchool of Christ the King, Lefroy

Road.Bedford ParkSt. Peter's Convent, Wood Street.BelmontSt. Anne's Convent, Hehir Street.BeverleyPresentation Convent, Lukin Street.BickleySeventh Day Adventists' Primary.Big BellPresentation Convent.BindoonSt. Joseph's.Bluff PointConvent, St. Laurences.BootenalPresentation Convent.BoulderSt. Joseph's Convent, Moran Street.BridgetownSt. Brigid's Convent.BroomeSt. Mary's Convent.BunburySt. Joseph's Convent, Wittenoom Street.BunburySacred Heart Convent, High.Bunbury, SouthSt. Mary's Convent.BusseltonSt. Joseph's Convent, Prince Street.CarlisleHoly Name School, Lion Street.CarnarvonPresentation Convent.ClaremontSt. Louis Jesuit School, Stirling High-

way.ClaremontPresbyterian Ladies' College Branch

School, 100 Victoria Avenue.ClaremontSt. Thomas' Convent, Reserve Street.ColliePresentation Convent, Medic Street.CoolgardieSt. Anthony's Convent, Lindsay Street.CottesloeSt. Mary's "Star of the Sea" Convent,

Stirling Highway.CueDominican Convent, Dowley Street.CunderdinHoly Cross School.DalwallinuSt. Joseph's Convent.DardanupOur Lady of Lourdes Convent.Darlington"Helena," Ryecroft Road (Miss J.

Jones).DonnybrookSt. Philomena's Convent.FremantleSacred Heart High School, 77 Tuck-

field Street.FremantleSt. Joseph's Girls' Convent, Parry

Street.Fremantle-5t. Joseph's Infants' Convent, Parry

Street.Fremantle, East-Mary Immaculate Convent, King

Street.Fremantle, EastS.D.A., Solomon Street.Fremantle, NorthSt. Anne's Convent, Stirling

Highway.GeraldtonNazareth House.GoomallingPresentation Convent.Gooseberry HillMary's Mount Convent.GreenoughSt. Peter's Presentation Convent.GuildfordGrammar School, Primary Section.Guildford, EastSt. Mary's Convent, James Street.HarveySt. Anne's Convent.Herne HillSt. Michael's Convent.HighgateSacred Heart Convent, Primary, Mary

Street.KalgoorlieSt. Mary's Convent, Dugan Street.KalgoorlieConvent of Mercy, 48 Butler Street.KatanningSt, Rita's Convent, Amherst Street.Katanning"Kobeelya" Church of England Girls'

School (Miss N. Russell, B.A.).Kellerberrin-5t. Joseph's Convent, James Street.KensingtonHoly Cross, Carey Street.Lake GuelupSt. Theresa's Convent, Balcatta Road,

via Osborne Park.

LeedervilleSt. Mary's Convent, High, FranklinStreet.

LeedervilleSt. Mary's Primary Convent, 26 MarionStreet.

LeedervilleSeventh Day Adventists' School, '76Kimberley Street.

LeonoraSt. Catherine's Convent, Hoover Street.ManjimupSt. Joseph's Convent.Margaret RiverSt. Joseph's Convent.MaylandsSt. Mary's Convent (eorner Central

Avenue and Carrington Street).MeekatharraDominican Convent, Darlot Street.MerredinSt. Joseph's Convent, South Avenue.Midland JunctionSt. Brigid's Convent, Newcastle

Road.MingenewDominican Convent.MooraSt. Joseph's Convent.Mt. BarkerSacred Heart Convent.Mt. Lawley - Perth College (Primary Section),

Beaufort Street.Mt. MagnetPresentation Convent, St. Brigid's

Attwood Street.MullewaPresentation Convent.NannupSt. Joseph's Convent.NansonSt. Joseph's Convent.NarroginSt. Philomena's Convent, Fortune Street.NedlandsLoreto Convent, Webster Street.NedlandsSt. Theresa's Convent, corner Elizabeth

and Tyrrell Streets.Nedlands"St. Mary's Junior," Tyrell Street (Miss

0. W. Dean).NorsemanSacred Heart Convent.NorthamMarist Brothers.NorthamSt. Joseph's Convent, Wellington Street.Northam, WestSt. Anthony's Convent, Welling-

ton Street.NorthamptonPresentation Convent.Osborne ParkSt. Kieran's Convent, Cape Street.PalmyraSt. Gerard's Convent, Foss Street.PerthSt. Patrick's Boys', Wellington Street.PerthSt. Joseph's Primary, Victoria Square.Perth, EastSt. Francis Xavier's Convent, Windsor

Street.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Accepted Ten.ders.

Perth, SouthSt. Ann's College, Angelo Street(Miss J. Hargrave).

Perth, SouthSt. Columba's Convent, York Street.Perth, West - St. Brigid's Primary, Fitzgerald

Street.Perth, WestSt. Mary's Church of England Girls'

School, 40 Cohn Street.Perth, WestSt. Patrick's, Havelock Street.Pinj arraSt. Joseph's Convent.Port HedlandPresentation Convent.Queens ParkCastledare Orphanage.Queens ParkSt. Joseph's Convent.RockinghamSacred Heart Convent.ScarboroughSt. John's Convent.Shenton ParkSt. Aloysius' Convent, Henry Street.Southern CrossSt. Joseph's Convent.SpearwoodSt. Jerome's Convent.SubiacoSt. Joseph's Brigidine School.SubiacoSt. Joseph's Orphanage.SwanbourneLoreto Convent, Bindaring Parade.TardunPallotine Mission School.TardunC.B.C. Agricultural School.Three SpringsDominican Convent.ToodyaySt. Aloysius' Convent.TrayningSt. Joseph's Convent, Railway Parade.Victoria ParkClontarf Orphanage.Victoria ParkSt. Joachim's Convent, Shepperton

Road.Victoria ParkSeventh Day Adventists' Primary,

19 Colombo Street.Victoria Park, EastOur Lady Help of Christians'

Convent, Camberwell Street.WaginSt. Joseph's Convent, Vesper Street.WannerooSt. Anthony's Convent.WaroonaSt. Patrick's Convent.WembleyBrigidine School.WonthellaSt. Patrick's Convent.YorkSt. Patrick's Convent, South Street.

T. L. ROBERTSON,Director of Education.

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sche.duleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned Rate.

1952.52/52 Feb. 29 Lincoln Electric Co.

(Aust.) Pty., Ltd.30A,1952

Shield Arc Welding Generatorand Accessories

Public Works £1,212 l4s. lId.

1296/52 Feb. 28 Noyes Bros. (Melb.),Ltd.

532A,1951

Pumping Machinery for SubiacoPumping Station No. 6, asper Items 1, 2 and 3, delivered

Metropolitan WaterSupply

£2,003 lOs.

Loftus Street Stores1306/51 do. do. do. 534A,

1951Pumping Machinery for Collie

No. 1 Pumping Station, de-livered F.O.R. Perth, as fol.lows :-

Public Works

Item 1 ........................ £2,452.Item 2 ........................ £94.Item 3 ........................ £28.

37/52 do. G. Wood Son & Co.,Ltd. ; Oxford PolishCo. ; J. Kitchen &Sons, Ltd. ; West-ralian Soaps, Ltd.

110 Provisions, etc., for GovernmentInstitutions at Claremont,Fremantle, Perth and Wooro-loo during period from 1stApril, 1952, to 31st March,1953

Various ........ Rates, etc., onapplication

38/52 do. G. Wood Son & Co.,Ltd. ; Sanitarium

109

Health Food Co.Nestles Food Sped.alities (Aust.), Ltd.Mumzone Products(WA.), Ltd.; SwanBrand Products Pty.,Ltd.

70/52 Feb. 29 P. Farina ........ 36A,1952

Purchase and Removal ofSecond-hand G.I. Tubing, asfollows :-

Metropolitan WaterSupply

Rates, etc., onapplication.

Items 1, 3 and 4Tubular Steel Struc.

tures Coy..... Items 2 and 5

7 March, 1952.] GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 619


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD-continued.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

* Particulars also available from office of the Agent General for Western Australia in London.I Documents chargeable-f2 2s. for first copy, lOs. £d. each for subsequent copies.

Drawings chargeable £5 for the full set, £4 lOs. for drawings of the switches and lOs. for drawings of the crossings.§ Drawings chargeable £2 for first set and lOs. for subsequent sets.

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS.

(Pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births,Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.)

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 4th Mai'ch, 1952.

Appointment.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe undermentioned minister has been duly re-gistered in this office for the Celebration of Mar-riages throughout the State of Western Australia:-

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

Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Australia(WA. Conference).

78/42; 1/3/52; Rev. Lionel Merlin Janetzki; Katan-fling; Katanning.

Supplies required.

Pumping Machinery for Goomalling Extensiont30,000 Kilowatt Turbo-Alternators with Condensing Plant, Stop.up and Unit

Transformers for Bunbury Generating Station ....tStation Building and Combustion Equipment for Bunbury Generating Station 5Mar.Electrical Equipment for Wicherina Pumping Station ........X.Ray ApparatusElectrical Equipment, Cable, Terminal Boxes, Insulators, etc.Portable Air Compressors ........................Firewood for Muresk Agricultural CollegeThree Tyne RootersBarbed Wire and Fencing Wire (Recalled)Road Rollers ................................Crushing Plant EquipmentDiesel Engine Driven GradersFresh Meat for Kalgoorlie HospitalFresh Meat for Coolgardie HospitalLathe for Royal Perth Hospital ................Diesel Driven Generating Set for Dwellingup Hospital ....Evaporative Cooling Units for Lake Grace HospitalExhaust Fan Units for Lake Grace HospitalPumping Equipment for Scarborough High Level AreaD.C. Welding MachineBitumen Supplies for Main Roads Department, 1952-1953-Closing 12 a,m.

MondaySteam Boilers for Claremont Mental HospitalFabrication, Corrosion-Proofing, Assembly, Transporting and Erection of

Steel Tower Structures for Station Electricity CommissionRotary Melting Furnace for W.A.G.R. Commission ....Points and Crossings for W.A.G.R. Commission

§Cast Manganese Railway Crossings

Date ofClosing.

1952.Mar. 13

*iar 1313

Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 27Mar. 27

Mar. 31April 3

April 3Apr. 17May 8May 22

1952.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the abovementioned until 10 am, on the dateof closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Beard Office, Murray Street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

A. H. TELFER,6th March 1952. Chairman.

Cancellations.IT is hereby published, for general information,that the names of the undermentioned ministershave been duly removed from the register in thisoffice of ministers registered for the Celebrationof Marl'iages throughout the State of WesternAustralia:-R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence,

Registry District.Evangelical Lutheran Synod in Australia

(WA. Conference).78/42; 31/1/52; Rev. Alfred Conrad Lienel't; Katan-

ning; Katanning.Roman Catholic Church.

23/52; 26/2/52; Rev. Marcus Ci'owe; St. Mal'y'sCathedral, Victoria. Square, Perth,; Perth.

R. J. LITTLE,Registrar General.

Date ofAdvertising.

ScheduleNo.

1951-52.Feb. 14 66a, 1952Aug. 13 372a, 1951

Aug. 13 373a, 1951Feb. 19 73x, 1952Feb. 19 77a, 1952Feb. 21 84a, 1952Feb. 26 89x, 1952Feb. 26 .... 92a, 1952Feb. 28 .... 95A, 1952Mar. 4 98A, 1952Mar. 4 .... 97.t, 1952Mar. 4 .... 99a, 1952Feb. 4 ... 101a, 1952Mar. 6 .... 106A, 1952Mar. 6 .... 107i, 1952Feb. 26 .... 91a, 1952Feb. 28 94a, 1952Feb. 19 .... 74A, 1952Feb. 19 75a, 1952Jan. 29 .... 41a, 1952Mar. 6 109A, 1952Feb. 14 65A, 1952

Feb. 5 47a, 1952Feb. 5 54a, 1952

Jan. 22 34a, 1952Feb. 14 67a, 1952Feb. 28 96a, 1952

Mar.1952.

4 lOOa, 1952

For Sale by Tender.

Mercury Sedan 1942 modelMar. 4 102a, 1952 Morris Utility \\TD rrype 10 h.p....Mar. 4 103a, 1952 Disposal of Improvements on Lots at Si. Ida and CambcrweMar. 4 104a, 1952 Chevrolet Tourer 1938 modelMar. 4 108a, 1952 Brockway Truck 1942 model (Recalled)Mar. 6 1IOA, 1952 Diesel Road Roller .....Mar. 6 lila, 1952 Chevrolet Utility 1941 modelFeb. 28 93a, 1952 Sharples " C27 Super D Hydrator and SparesMar. 4 105a, 1952 Model 10 Single Magazine Linotype

Mar. 13Mar. 13Mar. 20i\iar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 20Mar. 27April 3


Gold.field.

THE MINING ACT, 1904-1950.Department of Mines,

Perth, 28th February, 1952.IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act, 1904-1950, His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Applications for Leases, as shown below.

(Sgd.) A. H. TELFER,Under Secretary for Mines.

The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey

East CoolgarclieNorth CoolgardieYilgarn

East CoolgardieMenzies

The undermentioned applications for Coal Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey

The undermentioned applications for Miners' Homestead Leases, were approved, subject to survey, to date from 1st July,1951.

East Coolgardie

Goldfield.

District.

* Conditionally.

*6316E, *6317E.5763z, 5764z.*433fi, *4337

No. of Application.

District. No. of Application.

MINING ACT, 1904-1950.Department of Mines,

Perth, 28th February, 1952.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to section308 of the Mining Act, 1904-1950, has been pleased to amend, in the manner men-tioned in the schedule hereunder, the regulations made under and for thepurposes of the said Act and published in the Government Gazette on the 4thday of December, 1925, and amended from time to time thereafter (reprintedwith all amendments up to and including the 29th day of June, 1945, in theGovernment Gazette on the 4th day of October, 1945), and further amended bynotices published in the Government Gazette on the 21st day of May, 1948,the 8th day of October, 1948 and the 1st day of June, 1951.

(Sgd.) A. H. TELFER,Under Secretary for Mines

Schedule.The abovementioned regulations are amended by deleting from Form No.

57 in the Schedule of Forms and Fees the items and charges under the heading"Survey Fees" and inserting in lieu thereof the following items and charges:-

Survey fee for-Area, Goldfields Generally, Collie Coalfield, Greenbushes Mineral Field.

1,000 acres and under; £37 7s.; £46 14s.2,000 acres and under £56; £70.3,000 acres and under £74 12s.; £93 6s.4,000 acres and under £84; £105.5,000 acres and under £93 7s.; £116 14s.Underground workings per diem; £10; £10.Inspection and report; £3 15s.; £3 15s.Residence and Business Areas, when isolated; £4 4s.; £4 4s.And when forming portion of a surveyed group of areas; £1 17s.; £1 17s.Water Right, water race or pipe track-such special fee as may be arranged

with the approval of the Warden or Inspecting Surveyor.Traverses and connections at the ruling rate as paid by the Lands and

Surveys Department for the district.

10 acres and under; £6 us.; £8 4s.20 acres and under; £10 5s.; £12 16s.30 acres and under; £13; £16 6s.50 acres and under; £15; £18 14s.100 acres and under; £15 17s.; £19 16s.200 acres and under; £18 13s.; £23 6s.300 acres and under; £22 8s.; £28.400 acres and under; £26 3s.; £32 14s.500 acres and under; £29 us.; £37 6s.

Mineral Field. District. No. of Application.

Collie *448, *471, *J3pp

East Coolgardie *313E, *3J4E.


LIST OF REGISTERED DENTISTS.

LIST of Registered Dentists (under the Dentists Act, 1939-47, and the Rules framed thereunder) :-

Name. Address. Date ofRegistration. Qualification.

Abbott, Cecil Edward George,Dip.D.S. WA

Gledden Buildings, Cr. Hay andWilliam streets, Perth

Mar. 14, 1934 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Adams, Shirley, B.D.Sc.Meib., LBS. Vict.

Perth Dental Hospital, 179Wellington street, Perth

July 6, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Adler, Edmond Arthur, B.D.Sc., W.A.

784 Beaufort street, Mt. Lawley Sept 4, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Alcock, Jock Brodrick, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Campbell's Pharmacy, 28 Stir-ling Highway, Mosman Park

Apl. 2, 1937 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Anderson, Sidney Arthur Forrest street, Goomalling Jan. 7, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (giv) Dentists Act,1939.

Anderson, William Davey Eujinyn ................ Jan. 4, 1924 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend.,ment Act, 1920.

Armanasco, John AngeloJoseph, Dip.D.S., W.A.

109x Stirling Highway, Clare-mont

Feb. 1, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Atkinson, Cyril Austin, Dip.D.S. W.A.

63 Market street, Fremantle Jan. 3, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Baggaridge, James Bryan 399 Wellington street, Perth Apl. 16, 1925 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Bahen, John Clement, Dip.D.S., W.A.

103 High street, Fremantle Mar. 14, 1949 Admitted under sec 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Baker, Dudley Charles, Dip.D.S. W.A.

490 Ray strct, Perth Mar. 31, 1933 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Banks, William Frederick,Dip.D.S., W.A.

McKenzie Buildings, Hannanstreet, Kalgoorlie

Mar. 10, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Bannan, Norman Edward,L.D.S. Vict., B.D.Se. Melb.

8 Storthes street, Mt. Lawley Mar. 2, 1923 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Barnett, Frank Isadore Fortune street, Narrogin June 11, 1921 Admitted under sec. 4 (d) Amendment Act,1920.

Bates, Francis Herbert Heigh-way, B.D.Se. (Queensland)

248 St. George's terrace, Perth Mar. 26, 1946 Admitted under sec. 44 (1 (i) Dentists Act,1939.

Bell, James Craig Ross, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Royal Insurance Building, 133St. George's terrace, Perth

Feb. 17, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920 by examination.

Bennett, Peter George Leslie street, Mandurah June 2, 1922 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Bennett, Robert Lindsay, Dip.D.S. W.A.

A.1'VLP. Chambers, William street,Perth


Bennett, William Eyres,D.M.D. cum laude Harv.

Padbury House, 170 St. George'sterrace, Perth

Oct. 3, 1919 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,1899.

Bevan, George Edmund, Dip. Massingham street, Kellerberrin May 7, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment ActD.S. W.A. 1920; by examination.

Bible, Francis Arnold, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Royal Insurance Buildings, 133St. George's terrace, Perth


Bickford, Norman Goodrich,Dip.D.S., W.A.

Margaret River Jan. 6, ]930 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Bignell, Sydney Smith 109 Beaufort street, Prrtn - -. June 6, 1902 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act,1894; by examination.

Blenkhorn, William ReginaldBernard

458 Fitzgerald street, NorthPerth

Jan. 8, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gil) Dentists Act,1939.

Blitz, Dudley Wolf ...... 537 Beaufort street, Perth Jan. 31, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Blitz, Leon Allan, Dip.D.S.,W.A.

764 Hay street, Perth BIar. 14, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e), Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Blitz, Wolf Lion 764 Hay street, Perth ........ Mar. 9, 1921 Admitted under sec. 4 (d) Amendment Act,1920.

Bonney, Cohn Haig, B.D.Sc.,W.A.

A.M.P. Buildings, Northam Sept., 3 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Bott, Cecil Lloyd Harrold,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Brennan's Buildings, Hannanstreet, Kalgoorlie


Bower, Courtney Dundas Gledden Buildings, Cr. Wiffiamand Hay streets, Perth

Apl. 12, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Boyton, Ivan Montgomery,Dip.D.S. W.A.

864 Beaufort street, Inglewood Feb. 24, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (a) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Braham, Godfrey Septimus,L.D.S. Vict.

Brennan's Buildings, Hannanstreet, Kalgoorlie

May 2, 1933 Admitted under sec. 3 (b ) Amendment Act,1920.

Bridson, William, Bevis, Dip.D.S., W.A.

395 Albany Road, Victoria Park Mar. 10, 1947 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Brinsden. Gilbert Isherwood,B.D.Sc., Meib., L.D.S., Viot.

179 Wellington street, Perth Mar. 5, 1947 Admitted under sec 44 (1) (i) Dentists Aot,1939.

Burke, Frederick Walter Mercantile Mutual Buildings,179 St. George's terrace, Perth

Jan. 8, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Cameron, Gordon Alexander,Dip.D.S. W.A.

2 Rathdonnell street, Auchen-flower, Brisbane, Queensland

Apl. 2, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Campbell, Alexander Bruce Hospital House, Boyup Brook Oct. 25, 1921 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Campbell, Maisie Abbott, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Perth Dental Hospital, 179Weffington street, Perth


Campbell, Ronald Alexander,B.D.Sc. Melb., L.D.S. Vict.

Perth Dental Hospital; 179Wellington street, Perth

Nov. 3, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939.

Campbell, Reginald Bruce,Dip.D.S., W.A.

lOfts. Robert street, Norseman Feb. 14, 1935 Admitted under sec. 3 (o) Amendment Act,1920 by examination.

Carnham, Leo Robert 9 Kingston street, Shenton Park Oct., 25, 1921 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), (o) AmendmentAct, 1920.

Carr, Richard John, Dip.D.S.W.A.

790 Hay street, Perth Feb. 7, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.


LIST OF REGISTERED DENTISTS-continued.

Name. Address. Date ofRegistration.

Qualification.

Chambers, Terence Charles Sheffield House, Hay street,Perth

Mar. 18, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Charlesworth, Lester, Dip.T).S. W.A.

Clark, Jack Addis

133 Rokeby road, Subiaco

Victoria street, Bunbury

Mar. 21, 1938

Api. 4, 1924

Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Ai,1920: by examination.

Cole, David John, Dip.D.S.W.A.


Fob. 1. 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939 by examination.

Cole, Joseph Wiffiam, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Coleman, Cyril Marcus Clif-ton, Dip.D.S. W.A.

555 Albany road, Victoria Park

222 Perth road, Bassendean

Feb. 3, 1937

Feb. 7, 1930



Cinig, Stephen, Dip.D.S. W.A. 224 St. George's terrace, Porth Feb. 25, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (a) Dentists Act,1939 ; by examinati u.

Crawford, Ian Douglas, B.D.Sc., W.A.

Bridgetown Jan. 1 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Cross, Reginald Hedley 131 Cambridge street, WestLeederville

Jan. 4, 1924 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Crossing, Noel, Dip.D.S. W.A. Merthyr House, 222 St. George'sterrace, Perth

Jan. 10, 1929 Admitted tinder sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Cummins, Ambrose Hamilton,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Denmark Mar. 19, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act.1920 ; by examination.

Dale, Stanley Hedges 40 Austral terrace, Katanning ApI. 11, 1921 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Dallimore, John William(Jnr.), Dip..D.S., W.A.

151 Marine terrace, Geraldton Feb. 3, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Davis, Alan Raymond, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Furniss Buildings, 43 Bay Viewterrace, Claremont

Mar. 1, 1934 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920 ; by examination.

Dean, James, L.D.S. Vict.,B.D.Sc. Melb.

Hands Buildings, 'Wellingtonstreet, Bunbury

May 25, 1931 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Dennis, Frederic Ronald,B.D.Sc., W.A.

Queen Street, Busselton Aug. 17, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47

Dermer, Edward Walter Fifth street, Harvey June 1, 1900 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,1899 ; by examination.

Dermer, William Masters Con-duit, Dip.D.S., W.A.

Atwell Arcade, Fremantle Feb. 4, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Digwood, Frank Jordan,B.D.Sc., W.A.

Sheffield House, Hay street,Perth

Aug. 20, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Dodd, Lindsay Foster Gil-more, Dip.D.S. W.A.

National Bank Buildings, 50St. George's terrace, Perth

Api. 8, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Dunn, Frank Henry Gribble 790 Hay street, Perth ApI. 21, 1942 Admitted under sec. 43 (2) Dentists Act, 1939,Dunn, John Dennis Gribble,

D.M.D. Harv.Chenneil House, 260 St. George's

terrace, PerthOct. 7, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (a) Amendment Act.

1920.Dyson, Leslie Louis, Dip.

D.S. W.A.A.M.P. Chambers, Narrogin ApI. 1, 1932 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Eagleton, George Spencer 134 Broome street, Cottesloe Mar. 12, 1.947 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gui) Dentists Act,

1939.Edmondson, Edward Henry,

Dip.D.S. W.A.677 Beaufort street, Mt. Lawley Feb. 1, 1935 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by exa mination.Elliott, Bailey, Dip.D.S. W.A. Busselton Api. 1, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (e) Amendment Act,

1920 ; by cxa mination.Evans, William John, Dip.

D.S., W.A.54 Hastings itreet, Scarborough Jan. 6, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,

1939; by exa mination.Ewen, Harvey Cyril, Dip.

D.S. W.A.266 Walcott street, North Perth Mar. 6, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by exa mnination.Farrington, Frederick William lOa Adelaide street, Fremantle Jan. 1, 1943 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (giv) Dentists Act

1939.Felton, George Robert Charles 279 William street, Perth Mar. 15, 1947 Admitted under see. 44 (1) (giv) Dentists Act,

1939.Fetbers, Lloyd Edward, B.D.

Sc., W.A.220 St. George's Terrace, Perth Aug. 30, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Finch, Frederick William

Stewart, L.D.S., R.C.S. Edin.Royal Insurance Buildings, 133

St. George's terrace, PerthJune 1, 1923 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,

1920.Firtb, John Percy ...... ll8A Barrack street, Perth Nov. 1, 1912 Admitted tinder sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894

by examination.Fletcher, Cyril Samuel 318 Cambridge street, Wembley Mar. 16, 1943 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gil) Dentists Act,

1939.Flintoff, Thomas Wickliffe

Gordon, L.D.S. Vict., B.D.Leith House, 220 St. George's

terrace, PerthMar. 5, 1926 Admitted under set. 3 (b) Amendment Act,

1920.Sc. Meib.

Fornero, William Jeffery, Dip.D.S., W.A.

187 Guildford road, Maylands Jan. 6, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Freedman, Claude N. Pad bury House, 170 St. Geone'sterrace, Perth


Gallagher, Allister Patrick Perth Dental Hospital, 179 Wel-lington street, Perth

Dec. 7, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Gargett, Frederick KeithDunelm, Dip.D.S. W.A.

A.M.P. Chambers, Fitzgeraldstreet, Northam

May 12, 1936 Admitted under sec. 3 (e) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Gargett, Reginald StanioyDitneim

231 St. George's Terrace, Perth May 3, 1938 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Gellé, Louis Cyril, Dip.D.S.W.A.

224 St. George's terrace, Perth Mar. 10, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Ant,1939, by examination.

Gild, Lily, L.D.S., R.C.S.(Eng.)

Gillies, John Neil, Dip.D.S.

244 St. George's Terrace, Perth270 Walcott street, North PerthOrient Buildings, William street,

Sept. 5, 1947

Mar. 12, 1936

Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Art,1939.

Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,W.A. Perth 1920; by examination.


LIST OF REGISTERED DENTIST5-continued.


Glaskin, Leonard Bruce, Dip.D.S., W.A.

6 Francis street, Mosman Park Mar. 10, 1947 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Glaskin, Leonard Foulkes 94 Stirling highway, Cottesloe Mar. 7, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Graebner, Andrew FrederickHugo, B.D.Sc., W.A.

48 Canning Highway, SouthPerth

Sept. 1, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Green, Daniel Kevin, B.D.Sc.,W.A.

Orient Buildings, William street,Perth

Aug. 17, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Hadlow, Clive Ian, Dip.D.S.W.A., L.D.S., R.C.S. Eng.,

Trinity Buildings, Hay street,Perth

Jan. 8, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c), Amendment Act,1920, by examination.

D.D.S. North-western Uni-versity Chicago, U.S.A.

Hammond, Frederick William Eagle Bay, via Dunshorough May 2, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Hammond, Thomas Garfield Yallingup May 7, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Harms, Wilfrid Arthur, L.D.S.Viet., B.D.Sc. Meib., D.D.

Leith House, 220 St. George'sterrace, Perth

Api. 4, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Sc. MeIb.Harrold, Keith Ives, B.D.Sc.,

W.A.15 Rookwood street, Mt. Lawley Aug. 28, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Harrold, Shirley Morse, Dip.

D.S., W.A.Charlie Carter's Buildings, 193

Murray street, PerthMar. 10, 1947 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,

1939, by examination.Harrold, Vernon Morse Charlie Carter's Buildings, 193

Murray street, PerthJan. 5, 1923 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-

ment Act, 1920.Harrold, Wilfred Joseph, Dip.

D.S. W.A.Charlie Carter's Buildings, 193

Murray street, PerthMar. 7, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Hazelhurst, Arthur Milwood,

Dip.D.S. W.A.Avon terrace, York May 16, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920: by examination.Henderson, Gilbert Dowling Padbury House, 170 St. George's Oct. 4, 1915 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894

F.I.C.D. terrace. Perth by examination.Henderson, Kevin Francis

Dip.D.S. W.A.Padbury House, 170 St. George's

Terrace, PerthFeb. 11, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,

1939; by examination.Henderson, Peten John, Dip

D.S., W.A.143 Marine terrace, Geraldton Feb, 4, 1948 Admitted under sea. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,

1939, by examination.Hill, Gregory Charles, Dip.D.S

W.A.29 Adelaide street, Fremantle Feb. 2, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,

1939; by examination.Hilton, Douglas, L.D.S. Liver-

pool36 Austral Terrace, Katanning Feb. 24, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,

1939.Hodge, Gordon Frederick

CharlesPadhury Buildings, Forrest place

PerthDec. 7, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gli) Dentists Act,

1939.Holmes, John Durant, L.D.S.

Vict., B.D.Sc. Melb.Orient Buildings, William street,

PerthMar. 6, 1925 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,

1920.Holmes, Rupert Robinson

B.D.Sc. Melb.Stirling terrace, Albany July 7, 1916 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,

1899.Humphry, Frank Frederick,

Dip.D.S. W.A.85 Angelo street, South Perth May 21, 1937 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Isaac, Sally, B.D.Sc., W.A..... 17 Regent street, Mt. Lawley Sept 14, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Jago, Stanley Brooks Burt street, Boulder ...... Oct. 10, 1910 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894

by examination.James, Kenneth John, Dip.

D.S. W.A.264 Canning Highway, South

PerthMay 17, 1933 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Jitts, Jansun Stephen, B.D.S.,

SydneyPerth Dental Hospital, 179

Wellington street, PerthJune 30, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Johnson, Jessie Ellen, Dip.

D.S. W.A.9 Altona street, West Perth Apl. 15, 1932 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Johnson, Reginald Vernon,

Dip.D.S. W.A.348 Oxford street, Mt. Haw-

thornApI. 3, 1931 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Jones, Ernest William, Dip.

D.S. W.A.16 Queen street, Fremantle Dec. 16, 1930 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Kaufman, Alfred Abraham 790 Hay street, Perth June 3, 1921 Admitted under sec. 4 (d) Amendment Act,

1920.Kelly, Frederick Fulford, Dip. Cr. The Crescent and Stafford Feb. 14, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists

D.S. W.A. street, Midland Junction Act, 1939; by examination.Kelly, Kevin Bowden A.M.P. Chambers, William street.

PerthApi. 9, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Kemp, Joseph Albert Charles 32 Harcourt street, Inglewood June 2, 1922 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-

ment Act, 1920.Kent, Harold Wffliam Roy

Dip.D.S. W.A.133 Claremont Crescent, Swan-

bourne, and 23A Victoriaavenue, Claremont

Feb. 3, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Kernot, Mary Louise, Dip,D.S., W.A.


Feb. 13, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examination.

Koser, Harold, Dip.D.S. W.A. Bntterick Buildings, Tudorstreet, Wagin

Feb. 1, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Kyle, Harry Bruce, L.D.S.,R.C.S. Edin.

Lister House, 252 St. George'sterrace, Perth

Aug. 1, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Lee, John Haniley, Dip.D.S.W.A., L.D.S., R.C.S. Eng.,

Lee, William Douglas, B.D.Sc.W.A.

34 Brockman avenue, Nedlands

70 Gardner street, Como

Jan. 5, 1935

Aug. 14, 1951


Admitted under sec. 44 (i) (lii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Leedman, Harry, Dip.D.S.W.A.

Oddfellows' Building, 224 St.George's terrace, Perth


Lewis, Arthur John, B.D.Sc.,W.A.

Perth Dental Hospital, 179 Wel-lington street, Perth

Sept. 6, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.


LIST OF REGISTERED DENTISTS--eontinuecZ.


Lewis, Norman E....... 294A Cambridge street, Wem-bley


Liddell, Leonard Oswald,L.D.S. Vict., B.D.Sc. Meib.

Merthyr House, 222 St. George'sterrace, Perth


Liddle, Ronald George Merthyr House, 222 St. George'sterrace, Perth


Luscombe, Ernest Sylvester... Tudhoe street, Wagin May 2, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Lynch, Harold George Moana Chambers, 618 Haystreet, Perth


McAuliffe, Jeremiah Patrick Boil Marche Buildings, Barrackstreet, Perth

Api. 9, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

McAuliffe, Patrick Jeremiah,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Duff's Buildings, Bates street,Merredin

Dec. 5, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

McCulloch, James ...... 161A Scarborough Beach road,Mt. Hawthorn

Jan. 21, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gil) Dentists Act,1939.

McGavin, Clarence George 83 Market street, Fremantle Dec. 13, 1945 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gill) Dentists Act,1939.

McGibbon, John Francis Sin-clair, B.D.Sc., Melb.

10 Bellevue terrace, Kings Park,Perth

Nov. 10, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1039-47.

McKenna, Albert Goldsmith 58 Dundas road, Inglewood Apl. 4, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

McManus, Clarence Stuart 137 Stirling highway, EastClaremont


Mason, Minnie Violet, Dip.D.S. W.A.

136 Coogee street, Mt. Haw-thorn


Matheson, Alexander Jack,B.D.Sc. W.A.

McCallum Crescent, Applecross Aug. 14, 1951 Admitted under see. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Matheson, Robert Sackville Cnr. Burns and Shelley roads,Kalamunda

Oct. 1, 1909 Admitted under see. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894;by examination.

Matthews, Keith James, Dip.D.S. W.A.

47 Forrest street, Coffie May 1, 1936 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Meadly, Gainer Ernest, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Commercial Bank Buildings,Hannan street, Kalgoorlie

Aug. 1, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Medcalf, Joseph Gordon,L.D.S., R.C.S. Edin.

133 Stirling highway, Claremont May 30, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Meidrum, Frank Ray, B.D.Sc.Melb., L.D.S. Vict.

Darwin Hospital, Darwin, N.T. Oct. 5, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (1) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Mummery, Allan Sydney, Dip.D.S. W.A.

177 Petra street, East Fremantle May 4, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Murphy, John, Dip,D.S. W.A. Corot House, 676 Hay street,Perth


Nathan, Arthur David, Dip.D.S. W.A.



Nathan, Frederick Joseph,Dip.D.S. W.A.

410 Oxford street, Mt. Hawthorn May 7, 1937 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Newnham, Nellie Taylor, Dip. 490 Hay street, Perth Feb. 7, 1933 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act'D.S. W.A. 1920: by examination.

Nugent, Lionel Joseph 178a Rokeby road, Subiaco Dec. 11, 1945 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gui) Dentists Act,1939.

O'Halloran, Sidney John Pat-rick, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Council Chambers, Carnarvon Mar. 2, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

O'Keefe, Bernard JamesD.D.S. Minnesota

Padbury House, 170 St. George'sterrace, Perth

May 2, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Old, Sydney James, Dip.D.S.W.A.

125 York street, Albany Feb. 26, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Oldfield, Richard Gregory Yorkshire House, 194 St. George'sterrace, Perth


Orgill, George Si Barrack street, Perth Jan. 5, 1923 Admitted under sec. 4(a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Owen, Charles LawrenceDip. D.S. W.A.

308 Fitzgerald street, Perth Api. 1, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Owen, Raymond Charles,Dip. D.S., W.A.

3 Newcastle road, MidlandJunction

Mar. 11, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939 ; by examination.

Pearcy, Lyn, Dip.D.S. W.A. Gledden Buildings, Cr. Hay andWilliam streets, Perth

Mar. 6, 92S Admitted under Sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examine lion.

Powell, Michael Philip, Dip.D.S. W.A.

909 Beaufort street, Inglewood Feb. 1, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examinat ion.

Prichard, John Lewis, L.D.S.Vict., B.D.Sc. Melb.

Wellington street, Bunbury May 12, 1916 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,1899.

Prichard, John Lauden, Dip.D.S. W.A.


Feb. 1, 1943 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examina lion.

Prichard, Keith John, L.D.S.Vict.,. B.D.Sc. Melb.

Public Health Department, Perth Oct. 31, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Prichard, Kenneth William,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Hayward street, Harvey Mar. 21, 1945 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examine lion.

Prior, Thomas Patrick St. George's Buildings, Marineterrace, Geraldton

Mar 6, 1925 Admitted under see. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examine lion.

Quealy, Matthew Joseph,L.D.S. Vict., B.D.Sc. MeIb.

Public Health Department, Mur-ray street, Perth


Radden, Horace Gray B.D.Sc.Melb., L.D.S. Vict., D.D.Sc.Meib., F.DS., R.C.S. Eng.

The Western Australian Collegeof Dental Science, 179 Wel-lington street, Perth

Oct. 4, 1946 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (1) Dentists Act,1939.

Randell, Eleanor May, Dip.D.S., W.A.

51 Roseberry Avenue, SouthPerth

ApI. 22, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

626 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {7 March, 1952.

LIST OF REGISTERED DENTISTS-conli,vu,ul.


Rankine, William JamesL.D.S., R.C.S. Edin.,

17 Mitchell crescent, Bunbury ApI. 26, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939.

L.R.C.P. Edin., L.R.C.S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S. Glas.

Rankine-Wilson, Ronald Wil-11am, B.D.Sc. W.A.

9 Edward street, Nedlands Jan. 2, 1952 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Raphael, Ala Norman, Dip.D.S. W.A.

1220 Hay street, West Perth Mar. 7, 1945 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Raphael, Mary Margaret Sarah 62 King George street, VictoriaPark

Jan. 3, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gii) Dentists Act,1939.

Read, Victor Albert, L.D.S.Viot., B.D.Sc. Meib., D.D.S.

Merthyr House, 222 St. George'sterrace, Perth

Oct. 1, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Northwestern Univ., Chi-cago, U.S.A.

Richardson, Trevor, L.D.S.Vict., B.D.SÔ. Meib.


Mar. 10, 1950 Admitted under sec.44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Rodoreda, Leslie John 176 Barrack street, Merredin Mar. 9, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gii) Dentists Act,1939.

Rogers, Alfred Lipman, Dip.D.S. W.A.

790 Hay street, Perth Dec. 18, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Rogers, Joseph Lipman 790 Hay street, Perth June 6, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Ross, Arthur William Lawley McLaren's Chambers, 144 Wil-11am street, Perth


Ross, Claude Alexander, Dip.D.S. W.A.

458 Iewcastle street, West Perth Mar. 4, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Ross, Edwyna Mary Ruth,Dip.D.S. W.A.

6 Albert street, Claremont Dec. 9, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (e) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Rout, Kenneth Cameron Ed-ward

Park Buildings, 143 Hannanstreet, Kalgoorlie


Roydhouse, Noel Herbert . . - 218 St. George's terrace, Perth July 4, 1924 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Russell, Harry Ralph, Dip.D.S. W.A.

158A Murray street, Perth Feb. 8, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Ruttle, Ernest Edward, Dip.D.S. W.A.

689 Beaufort street, Mt. Lawley Jan. 8, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Ryan, Patrick Francis Philip,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Giblett street, Manjimup Jan. 3, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Sampson, Cyril 343 Rokeby road, Subiaco June 6, 1924 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Samuels, Charles Robert Gray,Dip.D.S. W.A.

C/o. J. H. Grey, Edlingham, Aba.wick, Northumberland, Eng.land

Feb. 2, 1944 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939, by examinntion.

Sanders, George Ronald Doug-las

189 Fitzgerald street, Northam .June 15, 1920 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894;by examination.

Sehruth, Fredrich, Dip.D.S.W.A.

Corot House. 676 Hay street,Perth

June 14, 1938 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Schwarz, Albert 82 Angove street, North Perth May 2, 1924 Admitted under sec. 4 a), (b), and (o) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Schwarz, Francis Joseph, Dip.D.S., W.A.

Castle Hotel Building, Southstreet, York

Mar. 16, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Scurloek, John Edward, Dip.D.S. W.A.

508 Beaufcrt street, Perth Mar. 9, 1939 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Seward, John McCarthy Jos-eph, B.D.Sc. Meib.

Royal Insurance Buildings, 133St. George's terrace, Perth

Jan. 9, 1942 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939. -

Silverstone, Squire George Padbury House, 170 St. George'sterrace, Perth

May 7, 1926 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act1920; by examination.

Simpson, Darrall MooreB.D.Sc. W.A.

24 Stirling Highway, Nedlands Sept. 3, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Simpson, Henry Pierce Samuel,Dip.D.S. W.A.

McKenzie's Buildings, Hannanstreet, Kalgoorlie


Simpson, Stanley Jas. Moore Cr. Stirling highway and Brucestreet, Nedlands

Oct. 10, 1913 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894by examination.

Smith, Alfred Thomas Claude,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Empire Buildings, Canning high.way, Bioton


Smith, Claude Henry Herman 31a Karella street, Nedlands Jan. 28, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (gill) Dentists Act,1939.

Smith, Frederick GeorgeCharles, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Forrest street, Collie Mar. 18, 1932 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Smith, Ronald Joseph, B.D.Sc. Meib., L.D.S. Viot.

C/o. Post Office, Kalgoorlie Sept. 8, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Smith, Walter Alexander Sheffield House, Hay street,Perth

Jan. 16, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,1939 ; by examination.

Starke, Samuel, Dip.D.S. W.A. Padbury House, 170 St. George'sterrace, Perth


Stevenson, Thomas Sydney,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Perth Dental Hospital, 179 Wel-lington street, Perth


Stinton, Lisnel Chase, Dip.D.S. W.A.

A.M.P. Chambers, William street,Perth


Stockwell, William Frederick,Dip.D.S. W.A.

16 Queen street, Fremantle May 4, 1928 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Actb190; by examination.

Stone, Athol Blair, Dip.D.S.W.A.

Imperial Chambers, 45 Marketstreet, Fremantle


Stott, Gregory Martin, Dip.D.S., W.A.

Nestle House, 188 St. George'sTerrace, Perth


7 March, 152 OVEflNMENT GAETT, WA. 21

LIST OF REGISTERED DENTISTS-continued.

,Perth, 15th February, 1952. Registrar Dental Board of Western Australia.


Stott, Philip Charles Sherman,LD.S. Vict., B.D.Sc. Meib.

Victoria street, Bunbury ApI. 1, 1927 Admitted under sec. 3 (b) Amendment Act,1920.

Summers, Horace Bernard A.M.P. Chambers, Williamstreet, Perth


Taylor, Ross Lawton, B.D.S.(Syd.), M.D.S. (Syd.)

179 Wellington street, Perth Aug. 8, 1947 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,1939.

Taylor, Sidney' Russell, Dip.D.S. W.A.

775 Albany road, Victoria Park Mar. 8, 1945 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Dentists Act,1939; by examination.

Taylor-Thomas, Mabel, Dip.D.S. W.A.

Busselton Jan. 2, 1931 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Teasdale, Reginald Grant Gledden Buildings, Cr. Hay andWilliam streets, Perth

Jan. 5, 1923 Admitted under sec. 4 (a), (b), and (c) Amend-ment Act, 1920.

Telbutt, Charles Oswald,L.D.S. Vict., M.A.C.D. Viet,

National House, William street,Perth

Mar. 6, 1903 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,1899.

F.I.C.D.Tebbutt, Owenyth, Dip.D.S.

W.A.National House, William street,

PerthJan. 12, 1932 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by. examination.Terry, Alan James, Dip.D.S.

W.A.Leith House, 220 St. George's

terrace, PerthJan. 14, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Terry, Claude Herbert, L.D.S.

Vict., B.D.Sc. Melb.Mercantile Mutual Building, 179

St. George's terrace, PerthFeb. 6, 1914 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,

1899.

Thornbury, Sidney Frank,B.D.Sc., W.A.

218 St. George's Terrace, Perth Sept. 1, 1950 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

Throssell, Jack Edwin, Dip.D.S., W.A., L.D.S., R.C.S.

Orient Buildings, 56 Williamstreet, Perth


Eng.Toohey, Alan, B D Sc (Qld.) Lowood road, Mt. Barker Sept. 2, 1949 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (i) Dentists Act,

1939.Townsend, Ronald McPhail,

B.D.Sc. W.A.Bruce Rock Aug. 17, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Treby, Thomas Handel, Dip.

D.S. W.A.404 Albany Highway, Victoria

ParkJan. 2, 1929 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by exa mination.Turnbull, Eric John, Dip.

D.S. W.A.42 Ardross Crescent, North Perth Jan. 2, 1931 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examin ation.Verschuer, [van Barnes 217 James Street, Guildford Mar. 18, 1941 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,

1939; by exa mination.

Wall, Lionel James Padbury House, 170 St. George'sTerrace, Perth

Nov. 6, 1925 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Werrell, Aiwyn William 84 Harborne street, Wembley Mar. 4, 1946 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (giv) Dentists Act,1939.

White, Cecil Herbert, B.D.Sc.W.A.

29 Railway Road, Kalamunda Aug. 17, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (iii) Dentists Act,1939-47.

White, Cecil Joyce ...... Newspaper House, St. George'sterrace, Perth


White, Dorothy Joyce, Dip.D.S. W.A.

7 Allenby road, Claremont Oct. 6, 1939 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Whiting, Herbert Henry 132 Royal street, East Perth Mar. 20, 1944 Admitted under sec. 43 (2) Dentists Act, 1939.

Williams, Horace Scarborough Beach Road, Scar-borough

Jan. 14, 1927 Admitted under soc. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Williams, Thomas Leonard,Dip.D.S. W.A.

Orient Buildings, William street,Perth


Wilson, Geoffrey Beith, Dip.D.S. W.A.

125 York street, Albany ApI. 27, 1937 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,1920; by examination.

Wilson, James AlexanderCampbell, D.D.S. Penn.,

2 Bell street, Rookingham Nov. 3, 1905 Admitted under sec. 2 (d) Amendment Act,1899.

!SLA.C.D. Vict.Woods, Brian Stanley, Dip.

D.S., W.A.Trinity Buildings, Hay street,

PerthMar. 10, 1948 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (f) Pentists Act,

1939 ; by examination.Woods, Norman James

B.D.Sc. W.A.36 View street, Peppermint Grove Sept. 12, 1951 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (ill) Dentists Act,

1939-47.Wright, Albert John 100 Fitzgerald street, Northam Sept. 23, 1915 Admitted under sec. 10 (c) Dentists Act, 1894;

by examination.Wright, Wilfred Theodore Merthyr House, 222 St. George's

Terrace, Perth.Jan 5, 1923 Admitted under sec. 3 (c) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.Wyatt, Kenneth George, Dip.

D.S. W.A.Australasia Chambers, 88 St.

George's terrace, PerthMar. 4, 1940 Admitted under sec. 44 (1) (e) Dentists Act,

1939; by examination.Wyatt, William Franklin, Dip.

D.S. W.A.Airways House, St. George's

terrace, PerthMar. 11, 1937 Admitted under sec. 3 (o) Amendment Act,

1920; by examination.

Merthyr House, 222 St. George's terrace, WYNN NEEDHAM,


DENTISTS ACT,1939-1947.List of Recognised Assistants.

LIST of recognised Assistants (under the Dentists Act, 1939-47, and the Rules framed thereunder) :-

Merthyr House, 222 St. George's terrace,Perth, 15th February, 1952.

Meissner, Egon

Wilson, Thomas William Lee, D.M.D. Harv.,M.A.C.D. Vict.

Merthyr House, 222 St. George's terrace,Perth, 15th February, 1952.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENTTRAMWAYS.

IT is notified, for general information, that hisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of an amendment to by-law 31 in thefollowing manner.

Existing subclause lb is deleted and in lieuthereof the following schedule is inserted:

(b) Adult Fares.Minimum fare-3d.Any one section or part thereof-3d.Two consecutive sections or part thereof in

excess of one section-6d.Three consecutive sections or part thereof in

excess of two sections-8d.Each additional section or part thereof in excess

of three consecutive sections and up to and in-cluding five sectionsld. per section.

Six consecutive sections or part thereof in excessof five sectionsls.

Each additional section or part thereof in excessof six consecutive sectionsld. per section.

J. H. NAPIER,General Manager,

Tramways and Ferries.COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.

Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Officeof a Company incorporated outside WesternAustralia which carries on Business withinWestern Australia and/or of the Days andHours during which such Office is Accessibleto the Public.

Pursuant to Section 330 (4).Hampton Properties Limited.

To the Registrar of Companies.HAMPTON PROPERTIES LIMITED hereby givesnotice that the Registered Office of the companywas, on the 18th day of February, 1952, changed toand is now situated at 88 Egan Street, Kalgoorlie.

Dated this 19th day of February, 1952.J. H. TERRELL,

Agent in Western Australia.Stables & Clarkson, Solicitors for the Company.

DENTISTS ACT, 1939-1947.

THE names of the following Dentists have been removed from the Register of Dentists

West Hampstead, England

790 Hay Street, Perth

WYNN NEEDHAM,Registrar Dental Board of

Western Australia.

Reason for Removal.

License not renewed. Name removedunder sec. 47 Dentists Act, 1939-47.

Name withdrawn under sec. 23 DentistsAct, 1939-47.

WYNN NEEDHAM,Registrar Dental Board of

Western Australia.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office

and/or of the Days and Hours such Office isaccessible to the Public.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).(R. A. Stratton & Elliott Pty. Ltd.)

NOTICE is hereby given that:(l) The RegisteredOffice of R. A. Stratton & Elliott Pty Ltd., was onthe 26th day of February, 1952, changed to and isnow situated at 181 St. George's Terrace; (2) thedays and hours during which the Registered Officeof R. A. Stratton & Elliott Pty. Ltd., is accessibleto the public are, as from the 26th day of February,1952, as follows:-10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday toFriday.

Dated 5th day of March, 1952.A. C. ELLIOTT,

Director.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951.Section 99 (4).

Moldex (W.A.) Proprietary Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Moldex (W.A.) Proprietary Limited is situatedat Fourth Floor, A.N.A. House, 44 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, and that the days and hours duringwhich such office is accessible to the public are asfollows :Mondays to Fridays, inclusive (other thanpublic holidays), 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Dated this 4th day of March, 1952.PARKER & PARKER,21 Howard Street, Perth,

Solicitors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951.Notice of Increase in Share Capital beyond

the Registered Capital.Pursuant to Section 66.

The Kojonup Co-operative Limited.1. THE KOJONUP CO-OPERATIVE LIMITEDhereby gives notice that by a special resolutionof the Company passed on the 22nd day of Febru-ary, 1952, the nominal share capital of the Corn-

Name. Adthess. Date ofRecognition. Qualification.

Hendley, Arthur Clive 790 11ay street, Perth Mar. 9, 1940 Admitted under sec. 34 (1) (c) Dentists Act,1939.

Lund, Valdemar Louis Native Hospital, Broome May 10, 1940 Admitted under sec. 34 (1) (a) Dentists Act,1939.

Martin, Henry 56 Comer street, Como Mar. 9, 1940 Admitted under sec. 34 (1) (b) Dentists Act,1939.

Smith, Chris Frederick Walter Sheffield House, Hay street,Perth

Feb. 27, 1940 Admitted under sec. 34 (1) (b) Dentists Act,1939.

Name. Address.

7 March, 1952.] OVRMENT GAZETTE, WA. 62

pany was increased by the addition thereto of thesum of £10,000 divided into 10,000 shares of £1each beyond the registered capital of £10,000.

The additional capital is divided as follows:-Number of shares, 10,000; class of shares, ordin-ary; nominal amount of each share, £1.

The conditions (e.g.,, voting rights, dividends,etc.) subject to which the new shares have beenor are to be issued are as follows:-(1) Interestshall be paid at the discretion of the Company,but shall not in respect to any year exceed anamount which is five pounds per centum per annumin excess of the Commonwealth Bank rate of in-terest for the time being on fixed deposit for twoyears. (2) Each shareholder is entitled to onevote only, irrespective of number of shares held.

Dated this 23rd day of February, 1952.P. P. THORN,

Director or Secretary.Parker & Parker, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Soli-

citors for the Company.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951.Notice of Increase in Share Capital beyond

the Registered Capital.Pursuant to Section 68.

Dumbleyung & District Farmers'Co-operative Company.

1. DUMBLEYUNG & DISTRICT FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY hereby gives noticethat by a special resolution of the Companypassed on the 17th day of January, 1952, thenominal share capital of the Company was in-creased by the addition thereto of the sl.lm of£10,000 divided into 10,000 shares of £1 each be-yond the registered capital of £15,000.

The additional capital is divided as follows:-Number of shares, 10,000; class of shares, ordin-ary; nominal amount of each share, £1.

The conditions (e.g., voting rights, dividends,etc.) subject to which the new shares have beenor are to be issued are as follows:-(i) Interestshall be paid at the discretion of the Company,but shall not in respect to any year exceed anamount which is five pounds per centum per annumin excess of the Commonwealth Bank rate ofinterest for the time being on fixed deposit fortwo years. (2) Each shareholder is entitled to onevote only, irrespective of number of shares held.

Dated this 17th day of January, 1952.W. A. GARRON,

Secretary.Parker & Parker, 21 Howard Street, Perth, Solici-

tors for the Company.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS.Ice Palais Ltd. (In Liquidation).

A MEETING of creditors will be held in theWomen's Service Guild rooms, address of whichis now 9 Howard Street, Perth, on Tuesday, 25thMarch, 1952, at 2.30 p.m. o'clock.

Business-i. To receive the Liquidator's reportincluding a statement on operating the business tothe 2nd February, 1952. 2. To consider tendersreceived and any offers submitted. 3. To con-sider any matter relating to the winding-up of theCompany's affairs.

(Sgd.) G. E. T. DORMAN,Liquidator.

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1946.Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office.

Pursuant to Section 99 (4).Harold W. McGregor Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Officeof Harold W. McGregor Limited was on the 1stday of March, 1952, changed to and is now situatedat Cecil Building, Sherwood Court, Perth.

Dated this 5th day of March, 1952.J. H. MASTERS,

Agent in Western Australia.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1951, and in the matter of The London& Dominions Insurance Association Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has thisday been issued to The London & Dominions In-surance Association Limited.

Dated this 27th day of February, 1952.G. J. BOYLSON,

Registrar of Companies.Companies Office,

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1951, and in the matter of Bunning Tim-ber Holdings Ltd.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has thisday been issued to Bunning Timber Holdings, Ltd.

Dated this 29th day of February, 1952.G. J. BOYLSON,

Registrar of Companies.Companies Office,

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1951, and in the matter of Moldex (W.A.)Proprietary Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has thisday been issued to Moldex (W.A.) ProprietaryLimited.

Dated this 3rd day of March, 1952.

G. J. BOYLSON,Registrar of Companies.

Companies Office,Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT,1943-1951, and in the matter of West Aus-tralian Steel Products Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate ofIncorporation, as a Limited Company, has this daybeen issued to West Australian Steel ProductsLimited.

Dated this 27th day of February, 1952.

G. J. BOYLSON,Registrar of Companies.

Companies Office,Supreme Court, Perth, W.A.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSOCIATIONSINCORPORATION ACT, 1895.

Memorial of Rockingham District Golf Club In-corporated, filed in pursuance of the Associa-tions Incorporation Act, 1895.

Name of Institution-Rockingham DistrictGolf Club Incorporated.

Object or Purposes of the Institution-Toprovide for the members a golf course and clubhouse, and all things incidental to the playingof golf, and such other pastimes as the membersshall consider desirable.

Where Situated or Established-Rocking-ham, WA,

The Names of the Trustee or Trustees-Francis Patrick Friedlander and George Orwin.

In whom the Management of the Institutionis Vested, and by what Means (whether by Deed,Settlement or otherwise) - In a committeeappointed annually by the members.

Dated the 5th day of March, 1952.JOHN H. O'HALLORAN,

89 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitor.

630 GOVERNMENT AETTE, W.A. [7 March, 1952.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.Alan Woods & Coy.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership here-tofore subsisting between Alan Woods and HarryWalton Bland, carrying on business as Wool Brokersand Exporters at Cliff Street, Fremantle under thestyle or firm name of Alan Woods & Coy., has beendissolved by mutual consent on the 31st day ofJanuary, 1952.

From the 1st day of February, 1952, each of theabove parties will carry on business as a WoolBroker and Exporter on his own account.

Dated this 27th day of February, 1952.HARDWICK, SLATTERY & GIBSON,

The Bank of Adelaide Chambers, Fremantle,Solicitors for the parties.

NOTICE IN CHANGE OF CONSTITUTION OFPARTNERSHIP.

A. Hewitt & Sons.NOTICE is hereby given that the following changetook place in the constitution of the Partnershipof A. Hewitt & Sons carrying on business as pastry-cooks at 1 Sewell Street, East Fremantle :-

On the 21st August, 1950, Arthur Thomas Hewittdied, and Arthur Hewitt and John Hewitt succeededto his share in the Partnership. The said ArthurHewitt and John Hewitt will continue to carry onthe business of A. Hewitt & Sons as the partnersthereof.

Dated the 3rd day of March, 1952.HARDWICK SLATTERY & GIBSON,

Solicitors, The Bank of Adel-aide Chambers, Fremantle,Solicitors for the Executorof the Will of A. T. Hewitt.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE. JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will of William James Hall,late of "Rother", George Street, Queens Park,in the State of Western Australia, RetiredRailway Employee, deceased.

ALL claims and demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Execu-tor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St.George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 7th dayof April, 1952, after which date the said Executorwill proceed to distribute the assets of the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled thereto hav-ing regard only to the claims and demands of whichit shall then have had notice.

Dated the 3rd day of March, 1952.SOLOMON & HAMMOND,

of 70 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the estate of Edmund WesleyFinkle, late of 1126 Albany Highway, BentleyPark, in the State of Western Australia, MedicalPractitioner, deceased intestate.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing tothe Administratrix, care of the undersigned, onor before the 7th day of April, 1952, after whichdate the said Administratrix will proceed to distri-bute the assets of the said deceased amongst thepersons entitled hereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands of which she shall then havehad notice.

Dated the 27th day of February, 1952.E. M. HEENAN & CO.,

70 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Administratrix.

53565/3/52 By Authority: WILLIAM H. WYATT, Government Printer, Perth.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WES'1'1RNAUSThALIAPROBATE. JURISDICTION.

IN the matter of the Will of Mary Meyers, lateof 69 Kitchener Avenue, Victoria Park, in theState of Western Australia, Widow, deceased.

ALL claims or demands against the estate of theabovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to theExecutor, The Perpetual Executors Trustees andAgency Company (W.A.) Limited, 89 3t. George'sTerrace, Perth, on or before the 7th day of April,1952, after which date the said Executor will pro-ceed to distribute the assets of the said deceasedamongst the persons entitled thereto having regardonly to the claims and demands of which it shallthen have had notice.

Dated the 26th day of February, 1952.ACKLAND & WATKINS,

89 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executor.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

Notice to Creditors and Claimants.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons havingclaims or demands against the estates of the under-mentioned deceased persons are hereby required tosend particulars of such claims or demands to me inwriting on or before the 7th day of April, 1952,after which date I will proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased persons among thoseentitled thereto, having, regard only to those claimsor demands of which I shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 5th day of March, 1952.J. H. GLYNN,

Public Trustee.Public Trust 0111cc,

Perth. W.A.Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death.

Pratt, William Albert; Retired Engineer; late of91 Rosalie Street, Subiaco; 28/11/51.

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