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No. 321 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 11TH FEBRUARY. [1943.

H IS I:XCI:I,LE:'CY THE, GO\'ER\OR-Gl.\I.IIAL IZASRECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY 'I HE

h LN G I1 A5 APPROVED OF THE FOLLO\VING AWARD:=AILSTIZALIAN MILITARY FORCES.

I'oi n)ost conspicuous bravery in opera tions in \"ctr G'ui)rra:VICTORIA CROSS ( PosTli I-mOUS ) .

PRIVATE BRUCE STEEL KING S:3URY, VX 1 c.) ] :39.

In New Guinea the battalion to which Private Kincrshurybelonged had been ]holding a position in Isurava area fortwo days against continuous and fierce enemy attack. On29th August, 1942, the enemy attacked in such force thatthey succeeded in breaking. throughough the battalion's right11.uí1: creating- serious threats both to the rest of the battalionand to its head-quarters. To avoid the situation becomingmore desperate it was essential to regain immediately lost.?round on the right flank.

Private Kingsbury, who was one of the kw survivors ofthe platoon Nvhich had been overrun by the enemy.immediately volunteered to ,join a different platoon whichliad been ordered to counter attack.

He rushed forward firing the Brett gun from his hipthrough terrific machine gun fire and succeeded in clearinga path through the enemy. Continuing to sweep enemy posi-tions with his fire and inflicting an extremely high numberof casualties on them, Private Kingsbury was then seento fall to the ground shot dead by a bullet from a sniperlíiding in the wood.

Private Kingsbury displayed complete disregard for his(Oval safety. Ilis initiative and superb courage made possiblethe recapture of a position which undoubtedly saved battalionhead- quarters as well as causing heavy casualties amongstthe enemy. His coolness, determination and devotion to dutyin face of great odds was an inspiration to his comrades.

IS EXCELLENCY CY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL HASHKING APPROVED

THAT ¡HIS¡ MA.JESTY¡T*HEKING IZAS APPROVED Ol THE FOLLOWING APPOINT-MENT AND AWARDS:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.For distinguished scrrires in the Pae°i fie :

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

Captain Harold Bruce Farncomb, M.V.O., R.A.N.

13AR To THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS.Commander Galfrey George Ormond Gatacre, D.S.C-.,

R.A.N.DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS.

_ \eting Commander ,John Francis Rayment, R.A.N.

DISTINGUISHED SERVICE 1\MEJAI_.

_Actiop' Petty Officer George 'Maxwell Hamilton.0.N.170(36.

Leading Seaman Clarence \V"illian) Bellette, O.N.1SS73.Able Seaman Roy Francis 1\Tartin, 0.X.22142.Able Seaman Robert William Howlett, 0.X.22947.Able Seaman Baden Thomas Marshall, O.N. H.1055.Able Seaman Leonard Georg e Hansen. O.N. 13.2345.Able Seaman Albert Henry Taylor, O.N. F.2453.

753. -No. 32. -PRICE GD.: Quarterly, 7s. 7d.; Half- Yearly,

MENTION IN DESPATCHES.

('ummander Wilfred Hastings Harrington, D.5.0., R.A.N.Commander (E) Ernest Bruce Valiance, R.A.N.Lieutenant Commander Robert John Hodge, R.A.N.Mr. Cecil St. Clere Williams, Warrant Engineer, R.A.N.

(Emergency) .(']lief Petty Officer Telegraphist Alexander nrydie.

0.\.14610.Chief Yeoman of Signals Foster McKenzie, 0.N.10S67.Petty Officer Samuel Alexander Fenton Harris, 0.\.194:33.E.E.A. 2nd Class ,lames Henry Edmonds, O.N.19S40.Leading Steward Frederick Charles I hoina s Clarke.

OX.] 601 7.Able Seaman Henry William Alexander. O.A. P._M.2858.

For set- ices ii the Sou it-west Pacific .-treatBurris)] EMPIRE MEDAL ( M1I.ITARy DIVISION )

Sick Berth Attendant Douglas Evan Shelley, 0.í.21947Sick Perth Petty Officer Phillip Arthur _'McKenzie.

0.N. S.520.

I5 F.N(ELLENCY THF. GO\'ERNOR-GENERAL HASI,I;('ElVID AD\"ICE TIZA'I HIS _'iA.1T.S7'Y

KING HAK APPROVED OF THE FOLLOWING APPOINT-111:N"1 S _AND AWARDS:-

AITSTRALIAN _IIILIT.ARY FORCES.For gallantry ici action during ilic I:1 Ala mein operatioiir;:

DISTINGIUISIIED SERVICE ORDER.

T. cUtel) ;tu t- Colc)nol George Edward Colvin. A X12217.Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Noel Tinsley, N \372.

'MIE MILITARY CROSS.

Lieutenant .laines Francis Laval', NX34687.Lieutenant Robert William .Tannes Menzies, \VX2677.Lieutenant Lindsay Howard Thonias, SX52S9.Chaplain (4th Class) Edgar Alan James. Q \22602.

THE MILITARY MEDAL.

5ei."eailt Fernley Nelson Joy, SX5093.Bombardier Robert George Price, \\':j:4&06.Gunner .Tannes _Michael Ryan, VX19:372.Private George William 13ouys, VX13309.

IS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL HASRECEIVED ADVICE THAT HIS MAJESTY THE

KING HAS APPROVED OF THE FOLLOWING AWARDS:-

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For gallantry displayed in flying operations against the

ram rI:DISTINGIISHED FLYING CROSS.

Squadron Leader Alan Douglas Ferguson, No. 394.Flying Officer Alex Edgar -Martin, No. 407047.Flying Officer Edward Ernest Coate, No. 400695.

DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.

Sergeant (now Pilot Officer) ;John Graney SoutliweIl, No.407260.

blight Sergeant Eric Livingston Malian. No. 33231.Sergeant Somerland- Andrew Staid, No. 404068.Sergeant Edwin John Ross. No. 407562.

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

1To. 32.-11th February, 1943 434 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF REGULATIONS.

Copies may be purchased at the Government Printing Office, Canberra, or the Commonwealth Sub - Treasury in each Capital City, atthe price indicated.

Title of Act under. which Regulations made.Citation ofStatutory

Rule.Particulars of Reg ùations comprised in Statutory Rule.

Price ofStatutory

Rule.

s. d.Audit Act 1901 -1934 .. .. .. S.R. 1943,

No. 32Amendment of the Treasury Regulations .. .. .. 0 3

Naval Defence Act 1910 -1934 .. .. S.R. 1943,No. 33

Amendments of the Naval Volunteer Reserve Regulations .. 0 3Naval Defence Act 1910 -1934 .. .. S.R. 1943,

No. 34Amendments of the Naval Reserve Regulations .. .. 0 3

JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.In the Supreme Court, Testamentary Causes Jurisdiction.

In the matter of the Administration and Probate Act 1891.V OTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the pro-ill visions of section 103 (1) of the Administration andProbate Act 1891 the Public Trustee has paid to the Trea-surer all moneys which have been in his hands to the creditof the intestate estates set forth in the Schedule to thisnotice and which have been unclaimed for the term of sixyears preceding the 1st day of January, 1943.

SCHEDULE.

Name of Deceased. Place and Date of Death. Amount.

£ s. d.Eusegney Belokriloff . Katherine on 24th December,

1935230 14 5

Patrick Hoolihan Prices Creek near Katherineon 30th January, 1936

22 4 3

Edward Scott Katherine on 13th May, 1936 14 16 1

Johannes Wennerstein Near Brunette Downs on 15th 44 6 4June, 1936

John Murphy Vicinity New Taylor Wellnear Barrow Creek

24 14 10

Thomas Nevins Cloncurry, Queensland, on 27 18 58th June, 1936

J. W. NIC'HOLS, Public Trustee.Court House, Alice Springs, 26th January, 1943.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.

LICENSING DISTRICT OF CENTRAL AUSTRALIA.NOTICE FOR OBJECTIONS.

Licensing Ordinance 1939 -1943.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any

complaint against the management or condition of.any licensed premises, or the licensee as licensee thereof,must forward the complaint in writing to the Clerk of theLicensing Court, Licensing District of Central Australia,Alice Springs, fourteen days at least before the date of theannual sittings, namely, the seventeenth day of March, 1943,and must attend such annual sittings to substantiate suchcomplaint.

Dated this twentieth day of January, 1943.

R. REID,Clerk of the Licensing Court, District of

Central Australia, Alice Springs.

COMMONWEALTH BAzcx OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

huued in pursuance of Section 60L of the Commonwealth BankAct 1911 -1932.

STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY,28T11 DECEMBER, 1942.

Number and Amount of Australian Notes Issued and not Redeemed.

REVOCATION OF CERTIFICATE OF NATURALIZATION.T is hereby notified . for general information that the

Minister for the interior has revoked, under sectionDenomination. Number. Amount.

12 (2) of the Nationality Act 1920 -1936, the Certificate of £Naturalization granted to the undermentioned person: lOs. 12,926,630 6,463,315

Number of certificate B'.B. 6221. £1 46,959,533 46,959,533Naine of grantee Joseph Uretzky. £5 8,738,752 43,693,760Date of revocation -19th May, 1942. £10 1,821,335 18,213,350

£20 2,978 59,560J. A. CARRODUS, Secretary,

Department of the Interior.£50£100

61,08143,498

3,054,0504,349,800

£1,000 563 563,000

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA. Total . 70,554,370 123,356,368

LICENSING DISTRICT OF NORTH AUSTRALIA.NOTICE FOR OBJECTIONS.

Licensing Ordinance 1939 -1943.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having' any

complaint against the management or condition ofany licensed premises, or the licensee as licensee thereof,must forward the complaint in writing to the Clerk of theLicensing Court, Licensing District of North Australia, AliceSprings, fourteen days at -least before the date of the annualsittings, namely, the ninth day of March, 1943, and mustattend such annual sittings to substantiate such complaint.

Dated this twentieth ,day of January, 1943.J. W: NICHOLS,

Clerk of the Licensing Court, District ofNorth Australia, Alice Springs.

How Notes Held£ s. d.

By Banks.. . . 13,737,737 0 0By Public .. .. 109,618,631 0 0

123,356,368 0 0

Reserve Held in Terms of Section 60E

Gold and English Sterling £31,391,463Per cent. of Circulation . . 25.45Per cent. of notes in hands of Public 28.64

BERTRAND LATHAM, H. T. ARMITAGE.Secretary, Note Issue Department, Governor.

Sydney, 25th January, 1943.

Cornnion wealth Gazette 435 No. 32.-11 th February, 1943

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.

Mining Ordinance 1939-1942.

( T is hereby notified that His Honour the Administrator of the Northern Territory of Australia approved of the under menticnc l Mineral1 Leases on 22nd January, 1943.

Gold -fleld. Locality. No. of Lease. Name of Lease. Vainc cf Lessee.

Granites .. .. .. Mount Singleton .. 1 G2 G

Mount Singleton ..Mount Singleton, West ..

Braitling, William WalterBraitling, William Walter

W. A. HI"GIII'ìS, Director of Alines.

L11'I:NI)ITURI: UNDER 'l'REASURY REGtiLATION 67MADE UNDER SEC i ION 71 OF T1TI''. AUDIT ACT1901-1934.

DEPARTMENT OF IIEAL1 H.£427.-1 he Queensland Meat industry Board, Brisbane.

Pancreas Glands for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.( Ex. -Alin. No. T. )

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARAN".£:3S0 1 1 s. Plumb (Ault. ) Pty. Ltd. Purchase of 2.000

picks.( EN. Min. No. 29.).IOIIN CURI IN. Prime Minister.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.

NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND ANDAN EASEMENT BY THE COMMONWEALTH.

IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovernor General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land firstly hereunder describedtogether with the right for the Commonwealth of Australiaits successors and assigns and the owners and occupiers forthe time being of the said land firstly hereunder describedand as appurtenant thereto to pass and discharge all surfacepercolating and other drainage waters by means of open orcovered drains or line or lines of pipes through over underand along the land secondly hereunder described and togetherwith the right to enter into or upon the said lands secondlyhereunder described by its workmen servants and others forthe purpose of excavating constructing laying cleansing amending or repairing such open or covered drains or such line orlines of pipes has been acquired by the Commonwealth underthe Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -193G for the following publicpurpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth atAlexandria. New South Wales. (C.L.10522. )

Dated this tenth day of Fehruary. One thousand nineliiindreù and forty- three.

GOWRIEGovernor General.

By His Excellency's Command,J. S. COLLINGS

Minister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.

Firstly : All that piece of land containing an area of 5acres 354 perches more or less being Lot C in MiscellaneousPlan of Subdivision (R.P.) registered No. 45923 and beingpart of Portion 411 Parish of Alexandria County of Cumber-land State of New South Wales as shown hachured and cross-hachured and numbered 1 on plan hereunder. (Exceptingtherenut any existing casements over the land shown crosshachured on plan hereunder.)

Secondly: All that piece of land containing an area of 7perches more or less being part of Lot B in Miscellaneous Planof Subdivision (R.P.) registered No. 45923 and being part ofPortion 411 Parish of Alexandria County of CumberlandState of New South 'Vales as shown numbered 2 on plan here-under:

Commencing at the northernmost corner of the land firstlyherein described and bounded thence by part of the northwestern boundary of that land bearing 198 degrees 14 minutes

10 seconds G feet thence by a line bearing 288 degrees 14minutes 10 seconds 341 feet 61 inches thence by part of asoutheastern boundary of a Metropolitan Water Sewerageand Drainage Board easement bearing 76 degrees 28 minutes20 seconds 11 feet 4i inches thence by part of the southwestern boundary of Lot :\ ore Aliseeliaueous Plan utSubdivision ( R.P.) registered No. 451123 bearing I OS degrees14 minutes 10 seconds :3:31 feat l0ÿ inches to the point ofcommencement.

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The Lands - 1cgalisitiori Act 1906 1936.\O'IIFl('ATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND

BY THE COMIMON WEALTB.

II-is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovern- General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land hereunder described togetherwith all tanks and building:, if . any, therunr lias beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lanids AcquisitionAct 1906- 1936, for the following public purpose, namely :Purposes of the Commonwealth at Batlow. New South Wales.

(C.L.10142. )

Dated this third dad- of Fobruary. One thousand ninehundred and forty three.

GOWRIE(; oyel'llol'-G enera 1.



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All that piece of land containing an area of 3 roods 2perches more or less being part of Portion 204 Parish ofBatlow County of 1 'ynyard State of New South \Vales asshown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at thewesternmost corner of Portion 204 Parish of Batlow andbounded thence by part of the southeastern side of a road50 links wide part of which is closed bearing 57 degrees 19minutes 336.8 links thence by lines bearing 166 degrees 38minutes 325.2 links and 256 degrees 8 minutes 227.55 linksthence by a northeastern boundary of land which is to bededicated for road purposes bearing 323 degrees 55 minutes233.95 links to the point of commencement.

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COMMONWEALTH.TT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the1 Governor- General acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land hereunder described hasbeen acquired by the Commonwealth under the LandsAcquisition Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose,namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth at Deniliquin, NewSouth Wales. (C.L.10160. )

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty three.

GOWRIEGovernor - General.




All that piece of land containing an area of 702 acres 1 rood28 perches more or less being Portion 362, R.60355, R.61266,and part of R.42862 Parish of South Deniliquin County ofTownsend State of New South Wales as shown hachured onplan hereunder: Commencing at the northeastern corner ofPortion 197 Parish of South Deniliquin and bounded thenceby the northern boundaries of that Portion Portions 199 and200 and part of the northern boundary of Portion 210 Parishof South Deniliquin bearing 269 degrees 55 minutes 40 seconds3909.7 links and 269 degrees 51 minutes 50 seconds 5708.1links thence by lines bearing 359 degrees 53 minutes 1143.5links and 269 degrees 53 minutes 1146.1 links thence by partof an eastern side and part of a southeastern side of a road150 links wide bearing respectively 359 degrees 37 minutes1213 links and 45 degrees 10 minutes 35 seconds 1765.2 linksthence by the southwestern southeastern and northeasternboundaries of cemetery land bearing 135 degrees 7 minutes1499.3 links 45 degrees 9 minutes 30 seconds 2853.8 links and

315 degrees 7 minutes 55 seconds 1766.8 links thence by partof the southeastern boundary of the land in R.47374 andR.47375 bearing 31 degrees 17 minutes 35 seconds 3191.1 linksthence by a line bearing 89 degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds6092.9 links thence by part of a western side and a northwestern side of State Highway No. 21 bearing respectively179 degrees 49 minutes 40 seconds 8045.6 links and 190 degrees18 minutes 40 seconds 490.25 links to the point of commence-ment.

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The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND AND

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

Governor- General acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land firstly hereunder describedtogether with the right for the Commonwealth of Australiaits successors and assigns and the owners and occupiers forthe time being of the said land firstly hereunder describedand the Commonwealth property acquired by notification inthe Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 122, dated 23rdApril, 1942, and as appurtenant thereto to lay use and main-tain a line or lines of water supply pipes through over underand along the land secondly thirdly and fourthly hereunderdescribed and together with the right to enter into or uponthe said land secondly thirdly and fourthly hereunder describedby its workmen servants and others for the purpose ofexcavating laying amending or repairing such line or lines ofwater supply pipes lias been acquired by the Commonwealthunder the Lands Acquisition Act 190G -1936 for the followingpublic purpose, namely: Purposes of the Commonwealth atRathmines, New South Wales. (C.L.10335. )


GOWRIEGovernor- General.




Firstly: All that piece of land containing an area of 1 acre241 perches more or less being Lot 398A on Deposited PlanNo. 11537 Parish of Awaba County of Northumberland Stateof New South Wales as shown hachured and numbered 1 onplan hereunder.

Secondly : All that piece of land 6 feet wide lying contiguousto the northwestern boundary of Lot 395 on Deposited PlanNo. 11537 and being part of Lot 396 on Deposited Plan No.11537 Parish of Awaba County of Northumberland State ofNew South Wales as shown numbered 2 on plan hereunder.

Thirdly: All that piece of land 6 feet wide lying contiguousto the western boundary of Lot 355 on Deposited Plan No.11537 and being part of Lot 356 on Deposited Plan No. 11537Parish of Awaba County of Northumberland State of NewSouth Wales as shown numbered 3 on plan hereunder.

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Fourthly: All that piece of land 0 feet wide being part ofLot 62 on Deposited Plan No. 19521 Parish of Awaba Countyof Northumberland State of New South Wales as shownnumbered 4 on plan hereunder : Commencing at the northwestern corner of Lot 23 on Deposited Plan No. 19521 andbounded thence by the western boundary of that Lot bearing180 degrees 49 minutes 30 seconds 150 feet thence by partof the northern side of Rosemary Row bearing 270 degrees49 minutes 30 seconds G feet thence by lines bearing 49 minutes30 seconds 152 feet 0i inches and 38 degrees 41 minutes 234feet 5* inches thence by part of a southwestern boundary of

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COMMONWEALTII OF AUSTRALIA.

The La7u1s Acquisition. Act 1906 - 1936.

NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LANDBY THE COMMONWEALTH.

I,fis hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovernor- Genera] acting with the advice of the Federal

1± xecutive Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition.A c 1906- 1936, for the following public purpose, namely:Purposes of the Commonwealth at Northam, Western Aus-t.raiia. (C.L.20195. )

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty - three.

GOWRIEGovernor -G encrai.

By His Excefeney's Command,J. S. COLLINGS

Minister Of State for the Interior.

DF>CRII'T1ON OF LAND REFERRED TO.

All that Niece of land the subject of Land Titles OfficeDiagram No. 12225 containing an area of 5 acres 3 roods ) 3perches more or less being Dart of Avon Location P Stateof Western Australia. as shown hachured on plan hereunder:('ominencing at the southernmost corner of Commonwealth]property acquired by notification in the Commonwealth of.9ir.stralia Gazette No. l32 dated 7th May 1942 and boundedthence by a northeastern boundary of that Commonwealthproperty bearing 352 degrees 30 minutes 981 links thence bythe southeastern boundary of that Commonwealth propertyand a lisle hearing in all 54 degrees 32 minutes 360 linksthence by lines bearing 144 degrees 32 minutes 339.5 links107 degrees 286.4 links I44 degrees 32 minutes 299.8 links and234 degrees 32 minutes 994.5 links to the point of commence-ment.

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NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BYTHE COMMONWEALTH.

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Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the La.n4s Acquisition

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.1c1 : 1906- 1936. for the following public purpose, namely: Pur-poses of the Commonwealth at Albany, Western Australia.(C.L.204 50. )

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty- three.

GOWRIEGovernor - General,

Fy His Excellency's Command,

J. S. COLLINGSMinister of State for The Interior.


All that piece of land containing an area. of 3 roods more orless being Albany Town Lot 388 State of Western Australiaas shown hacliured on plan hereunder.

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The Lands Acquisition Act 1906-1936.

NTO'1IFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BYTHE COMMONWEALTH.

IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovernor- General acting with the advice of the Federal

e,xecl :tire Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Conuuonwealtli under the Lauds AcquisitionAct 1906- 1936, for the following public purpose, namely: Pur-poses of the Commonwealth at Poutville, Tasmania. (C.I..15618.)

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty- three.


Icy His Excellency's Command,J. S. COLLINGS



All that piece of land containing an area of I acre moreor less being part of 438 acres 2 roods granted to WilliamKimberley Parish of Strangford County of Monmouth State ofTasmania as shown hacliured on plan hereunder : Commencingat the nórthernmost corner of Commonwealth propertyacquired by notification in the Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette No. 272 dated 23rd December 1941 and therein firstlydescribed and bounded thence by part of the .northwesternboundary of that Commonwealth property bearing 239 degrees30 minutes 253.6 links thence by lines bearing 304 degrees32 minutes 435 links and 59 degrees 30 minutes 253.6 links

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The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.

NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LANDBY THE COMMONWEALTH.

is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency theI-1.,

Governor General acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands AcquisitionAct 190G -1936, for the following public purpose, namely:Purposes of the Commonwealth at Port Adelaide, South Aus-tralia.(C.L.20418.)


GOWRIEGovernor- General.

By His Excellency's Command,- J. S. COLLINGSMinister of State for the Interior.


All that piece of land containing an area of 13 acres 3roods more or less being Sections 239 and 240 Hundred of

2 Ch ^V Port Adelaide County of Adelaide State of South Australiai as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

COMfoNwEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -193G.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND

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

Governor- General acting with the advice of the FederalExecutive Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands AcquisitionAct 1906 -193G, for the following public purpose, namely :Purposes of the Commonwealth at Kalgoorlie, Western Aus-tralia. (C.L.20212. )


GO\VIIIEGovernor General.

13y His Excellency's Command,J. S. COLLINGS


DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.So much and such parts as lie above a depth of 40 feet

below the surface in all that piece of land containing an areaof 3 acres 1 rood 12.2 perches more or less being BoulderTown Lots 1305, 1396, 2760 and 2761 State of WesternAustralia as shown hachured on plan hereunder.

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No. 32.-11th February, 1943 440

COMMON WEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY THE

COMMONWEALTH.

ITis hereby notified and declared. by His Excellency theGovernor- General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land hereunder described hasbeen acquired by the Commonwealth under the LandsAcquisition Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose,namely : Purposes of the Commonwealth at Harristown,Queensland. (C.L.20368. )

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty - three.


By Hìs Excellency's Command,J. S. COLLINGS



Firstly : All that piece of land containing an area of34 acres 30.6 perches more or less being Portion 230, Section5, Subdivisions 1 to 32 of Section 1, Subdivisions 1 to 25of Section 2 Subdivisions 1 to 18 of Section 3, Subdivisions1 to 28 of Section 6 and Subdivisions i to 10 of Section 7 ofSubdivision 1 of Portion 77 Parish of Drayton County ofAubigny State of Queensland as shown hachured and numbered1 on plan hereunder.

Secondly: All that piece of land containing an area of5 acres 3 roods 18.5 perches more or less being Subdivision 3of Portion 206 Resubdivisions 2, 3 and 36 to 39 and Sub-divisions 1 of Resubdivisions 1, 4, 34 and 35', Resubdivision 2and Subdivision 1 of Resubdivision 1 of Subdivision 1 ofResubdivision lA of Subdivision 1 of Portion 87 Parish ofDrayton County of Aubigny State of Queensland as shownhachured and numbered 1 on plan hereunder.


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C011í Mon wEALTIi OF AUSTRALIA.

The I,amis :1cquisition Act 1906 -1936.

NOTIFLCATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LANDBY THE COMMONWEALTH.

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is licreby notified and declared by His Excellency theGovernor- General acting with the advice of the Federal

Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has beenacquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition,Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose, namely:Purposes of the Commonwealth at Co';vra, New South \Yales.-(C.L.10386. )

Dated this third day of February, One thousand ninehundred and forty-three.

GOWRIEGovernor General.

By Ilis Excellency's Command,

.I. S. COLLING SMinister of State for the Interior.

DESCRIPTION O!'' LAND REFERRED TO.

All that piece of land containing an area of 1 acre 3perches more or less being part of Portions 250, 275 and 302Parish of Mulyan County of Forbes State of New South Walesas shown hachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at apoint which bears 78 degrees 35 minutes 20 seconds 170.35links from the southwestern corner of Portion 250 Parish ofMulyan and bounded thence by lines bearing 4 minutes 312.7links 90 degrees 9 minutes 322.05 links 147 degrees 43 minutes114.1 links and 180 degrees 137.9 links thence by part of thenorthwestern side of a road 200 links wide bearing 258

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TENDERS.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS INVITED.TENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tendera must be endorsed " Tenders for

(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited inthe Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No.

GENERAL.Routine Testing Equipment C.4066Telephone Parts alci AccessorieR .. C.4003Strowger Horizontal Type Belay Springs C.4067Printed Forms, Wireless Branch Series C.4104Horn Gaps for R.F. Transmission Lines C.4077Flexible Steel Wire Rope .. .. .. C.4078Insulators and Mild Steel Studs for Radio Aerials C.4079Aerial Selector Switches .. C.4080Stranded Copper Wire C.4081Electric Soldering Tools .. .. .. C.4085

Cable, Paper Insulated, Lead Covered, Trunktype C.4086Adhesive Insulating Tape .. .. .. 0.4090Supply and Fitting of a Winch, &c., to Ford Chassis 0.4100Bakeliscd Canvas Sheet .. C.4125Mechanics' Tools (Leadworking) C.4088Tents and Canvas .. C.4089Lifting Tools .. 0.4092Manhole Covers and Frames 0.4093Insulated Staples .. 0.4094Manhole Guards .. C.4096Copper Tapes .. 0.4097Induction Coils .. .. C.3990Cable, Switchboard, Braided .. 0.4013B.P.O. Uni Selector Parts .. 0.4015Handsets .. .. .. C.4041Resistances and Reactances .. .. 0.4008Testing Instruments (Exchange Service Types) .. 0.4036Testing Instruments (Insulation and Resistance Testers) C.4035Underground Cable (1 and 2 pair) .. .. .. C.4052Siemens No. 16 Type, Automatic Switching Equipment C.4057Jacks .. .. .. .. .. .. C.4016Protective Apparatus .. .. 0.4042Automatic Relay Equipment .. C.4101Bimotional Switch Shafts and Parts C.4107

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

* 3 p.m., 11.2.43*+ 3 p.m., 16.2.43* 3 p.m., 16.2.43* 3 p.m., 16.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43* 3 p.m., 18.2.43s 3 p.m., 18.2.43t

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3 p.m., 18.2.433 p.m., 23.2.433 p.m., 23.2.43

* 3 p.m., 23.2.43* 3 p.m., 23.2.43* 3 p.m., 23.2.43**

3 p.m., 23.2.433 p.m., 23.2.43

*s3 p.m., 25.2.433 p.m., 4.3.43

*+ 3 p.m., 16.3.43*$ 3 p.m., 16.3.43s$ 3 p.m., 23.3.43*+ 3 p.m., 30.3.43*+ 3 p.m., 1.4.43s 3 p.m., 1.4.43*+ 3 p.m., 6.4.43*+ 3 p.m., 8.4.43*+ 3 p.m., 15.4.43

*I 3 p.m., 20.5.433 p.m., 25.5.43

Departmental Stores °Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West- terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.Ì High Commissioner, London.

$$ Schedules available at Stores Branch, Sydney and Melbourne,

No. 32.-11th February, 1943 442 Commonwealth Gazette

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.TEnDEB,s INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work.Tenders Return-

able at- Particulars Available from Tenders to be addressed to

Erection of buildings in brick and timberwithin 10 miles of Melbourne

Supply and installation of boiler house piping,&c., within 165. miles of Melbourne

Supply and delivery of steam traps within165 miles of Melbourne

Construction of roads and drainage within10 miles of Melbourne

Installation of water supply, sewerage anddrainage within 2 miles of Brisbane

Demolition of building, Broken Hill

Painting, &c., Berri Post Office . .

Painting, &c., Glenelg telephone exchange . .

Additions to buildings, Adelaide . . . .

Repairs and painting within 10 miles ofAdelaide

Repairs, painting, & &c., within 60 miles ofAdelaide

Alterations and additions to building within20 miles of Adelaide

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Works and Services, Branch, Depart-ment of the Interior, Brisbane

Works and Services Branch, AlliedWorks Council, Department of theInterior, 5th Floor, Savings BankBuilding, 93 -105 King William -street, Adelaide

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TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Contractor's Name and Address. Date ofAcceptance,

Erection of buildings in an area within 420 miles of SydneyErection of building within 30 miles of Sydney

Erection and completion of building within 20 miles ofSydney

Erection and completion of one timber framed buildingwithin 40 miles or Sydney

Erection and completion of buildings within 30 miles ofSydney

Erection of approximately 15,900 feet fencing at a sitewithin 30 miles of Sydney

Erection and completion of a wood- framed structurewithin the Sydney suburban area

Erection and completion of buildings in Sydneysuburban area

Building construction, &c., within metropolitan area

Additional work and services to a building within themetropolitan area

Timber structure and floor of building within the metro-politan area

Alterations to existing building within 20 miles of Sydney

Construction of building within 100 miles of Sydney . .

Alterations to existing building within 20 miles of Sydney

Erection and completion of two buildings within theSydney Suburban Area

Manufacture, supply and installation of fire sprinklerservices, Group 2

Erection of masts within various distances of Brisbane . .

Electrical installation in buildings within 40 miles ofBrisbane

Electrical installation in building within 10 miles ofBrisbane

Erection of buildings and covered ways within 40 miles ofBrisbane

Erection of one building within 35 miles of AdelaideInstal water supply within 140 miles of Perth . .

Erection of buildings within 40 miles of Perth. .

Supply and erection of building material within 12 miles ofPerth

Erect structures within 15 miles of Perth . .

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C. B. Chitts .. . .

S. D. C. Kennedy & Bird, 16 -20 Spencer -street, Fivedock

Hutcherson Bros., 60 Hunter - street,Sydney

J. P. Cordukes, 6 Wallis- avenue, Strath-field

Alex J. Maston, 8 Agnes - street, Strath-field

E. V. Campbell Pty. Ltd., Hawthorne -parade, Haberfield

K. P. Russell, 1.2 Winburn- avenue, Kings-ford

Concrete Constructions Pty. Ltd., 47King- street, Sydney

John Jamieson, 148 Bland - street, Haber -field

Robert Wall & Sons Pty. Ltd., 17O'Connell- street, Sydney

F. Jenkins, 86 Botany- street, Carlton,Sydney

C. A. Baker, 282 New South Head -road,Edgecliff



Concrete Constructions Ltd., 47 King-street, Sydney

Automatic Fire Sprinklers Pty. Ltd.,614 -618 Botany -road. Alexandria

Cody & Willis, Burton - street, Glebe ..Leslie George Burley, 160 Edward - street,

BrisbaneThomas Harris Cock, 521 Lutwyche-

road, LutwycheQueensland Building and Engineering

Co., 334 Queen- street, BrisbaneR. C. West, James - street, Hayhurst ..J. Riley, 4 Stirling Highway, Nedlands..S. A. Keirle & Co., 29 McMillan- street,

Victoria ParkHoskins Foundry Ltd., Murray-street,

PerthH. A. Willmott & Co. Limited, 96 St.

George'sTerrace, Perth

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(a) £2,300 (schedule rates). (b) £2,063 17s. 6d. (including fixed fee). (e) £17,047 (including fixed fee) (this cancels entry appearing in Gazette on7th January, 1943). (d) £1,421 4s. (including fixed fee). (e) £4,416 15s. 2d. (schedule rates) (this cancels entry appearing in Gazette on 23rd December,1942). (f) 14th November, 1942 (approximately). (g) £2,903 2s. 6d. (schedule rates). (h) 28th February, 1943 (approximately). (i) £7,315(including fixed fee). (j) £76,947 8s. (including fixed fee). (k) £17,346 17e. 8d. (including fixed fee). (t) £1,079 As. 8d. (including fixed fee).(m) £3,031 6s. 5d. (including fixed fee). (n) £99 5s. 6d. (including fixed fee). (o) 15th February, 1943 (approximately). (p) £198 lls, (including fixedfee). (q) £209 (including fixed fee). (r) £29,411 (including fixed fee). (s) Eight weeks from time of access to buildings, (t) £22,341

(including fixed fee). (u) £16,239 6s, (this is estimated cost including fixed fee).

Commonwealth Gazette 443 No. 32. -11th February, 1943

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S D EPARTM ENT.CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.

Contract No. 4424.-Stromberg Carlson (A'sia.) Pty. Ltd.,Box 3971v, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. - ScheduleC.3369- Torches, button and cases, £293 19s. 3d. New SouthWales.

Contract No. 4642. -S. G. Sewell Pty. Ltd., 5 \Veston- street,Brunswick, N.10, Victoria. - Schedule C.3331- Transpositionplates, £1,129 ls. 2d. New South Wales, Queensland andZVestern Australia.

Contract No. 5006. -Allen Taylor & Co. Ltd., Box 151.1DD,G.P.O. Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.3497- Cross-arms, £2,027 18s. 4d. New South Wales.

Contract No. 5058.-Caltex Ltd., Box 760a, Elizabeth'street P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. Schedule C.3501-Lubricating oil for National Broadcasting Stations, approxi-mate quantities required during the period 22nd January to30th September, 1943. New South Wales, Queensland,Western Australia and Tasmania.

Contract No. 5059. -Shell Co. of Aust. Pty. Ltd., Box872x, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.3501-Lubricating oil for broadcasting stations, approximate quanti-ties required during the period ending 30th September, 1943.Victoria.

Contract No. 5117. -Metal Manufactures Ltd., c/o BritishInsulated Cables Ltd., Box 4312, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1,Victoria..- Schedule C.3588- Copper tapes, £700 3s. ld. AllStates.

Contract No. 5458. - McPherson's Pty. Ltd., Box 4500,G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.3667 -Stayrods, £201 5s. Victoria.

Contract No. 6262. -Joncs Groom & Co. Pty. Ltd., 204 -212Grant- street, South Melbourne, S.C.4, Victoria. - ScheduleC'.3722 -Coin attachments and parts, £1,410. New SouthWales and Victoria.

Contract No. 6280. -Hume Pipe Co. (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box4534, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- Schedule 0.4005C'ondui,ts, earthenware, approximate quantities requiredduring period ending 31st December, 1943. All States.

OFFERS closing with the Property Officer, Department ofthe Interior, Bryant House, Pitt street, Sydney, at noon onthe 22nd February, 1943, are invited for the purchase oftimber on the Singleton Rifle Range, New South Wales.

It is estimated that between 25,000 and 30.000 super. feetof ironbark and spotted gum log timber is available, togetherwith a quantity of mining timber.

Any fences damaged during removal of timber to be madegood by the successful tenderer. Every precaution to betaken to see that gates are closed and locked so as to preventstock from straying.

All debris, i.e., boughs and tops, to be neatly stacked amidestroyed, and the site left in a clean and tidy condition.

The successful tenderer not to interfere with the use ofthe area for defence or rifle range purposes and to indemnifythe Commonwealth against loss of life, injury, or any damagewhatever occasioned by the use of the area for rifle rangepurposes.

Envelope should be endorsed " Offer for Timber, SingletonRifle Range ".

No offer necessarily accepted.

COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth

Railways, 623 Collins- street. Melbourne, C.1, will be receivedup to 4 p.m. on 12th February, 1943, for the supply anddelivery at Port Augusta, South Australia, of-

CAST IRON WATER PIPES AND SPECIALSor alternatively,

ASBESTOS CEMENT WATER PIPES AND CAST IRONSPECIALS.

Specifications are available for issue at the offices of theCommonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the WorksDirectors at Sydney and Adelaide.

Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tenderfor Water Pipes ".

EXTENSION OF TIME FOR RECEIPT OF TENDERS.TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth

railways, 623 Collins- street. Melbourne, C.1, will be receivedup to 4 p.m. on 16th February, 1943, for the supply anddal i very of-

STEEL ANI) TIMBER BOniss AND PARTS FOR COVEREDGOODS WAGONS (2 DRAWINGS)

Specifications are available for issue and drawings forinspection at the offices of the Commonwealth Railways,Melbourne. and of the Works Directors at Sydney, Adelaideand Perth.

Envelopes enclosing tenders Q.liould be endorsed " Tenderfor Bodies for Covered Goods dragons ",

COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD, MELBOURNE.

TENDERS are invited for the following supplies: -Schedule No.- C.T.B. 354. Materia - Paper, carbonized,

in rolls, for use on ledger posting machines. Suppliesrequired in- Western Australia. Closing date -23rdFebruary, 1943.

Schedule No.-C.T.B. 355. Material- Super - calenderedprinting paper. Supplies required in- Victoria.Closing date -18th February, 1943.

Schedule No.- C.T.B. 356. Material- Envelopes for theNote Printer. Supplies required in-Victoria. Closingdate- -18th February, 1943.

Schedule No.- C.T.B. 357. Material- Stationery andrubber goods. Supplies required in- Victoria. Closingdate -18th February, 1943.

Schedule No.- C.T.B. 358. Material-Motor car hireservice. Supplies required in- Victoria. Closing date-11th March, .1943.

Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at theBoard's Office, G.P.O., Melbourne, at the office of the Common-wealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour- street, Sydney, andat the office of the Superintendent of Stores, Postmaster -General's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart.

REPATRIATION COMMISSION HEAD - QUARTERS.

CANCELLATION OF CONTRACT.-(Series 1942-43.)The contract (serial No. 195) with R. G. Templeman, 96

Rhodes - street, Matraville, New South Wales, for the purchaseand removal of kitchen refuse from Prince of Wales Repatria-tion General Hospital, Randwick, during the period 1st July,1942, till 30th June, 1943, has been cancelled as from theevening of 4th January. 1943. During a part of the unexpiredportion of the above contract, i.e., from 5th January, 1943,till 31st March, 1943, the undermentioned arrangement hasbeen made:-

Collection and Disposal of Kitchen Refuse.4175. Delivery to be taken at Prince of Wales Repatriation

General Hospital, Randwick -Rate as per agreement. -Deacon and Howes, 78 Boyce -road, Maroubra, New SouthWales.

CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.-(Series 1942-43.)SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Period -1st February, 1943, till 31st January, 1944.Maintenance of X-Ray and Electro- Medical Apparatus.

4176. For Prince of Wales Repatriation General Hospital,Randwick- Estimated amount involved, £28 18s.- StanfordX-Ray Coy., 135 Macquarie- street, Sydney, N.S.W.

QUOTATIONS ACCEPTED DURING JANUARY, 1943.Softgoods.

4177. For Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson Home,Tunamurra- Amount involved, £290 12s. 8d.- AnthonyHordern & Sons Ltd., Brickfield Hill, Sydney.

Mattresses, Pillows and Cushions.4178. For Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson Home,

Turra murra-A mount involved, £281 8s. 2d.- AnthonyHordern & Sons Ltd., Brickfield Hill, Sydney.

Arm Chairs, Lounges and Bedside Lockers.4179. For Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson Home.

Turramurra Amount involved, £237 15s. -A. J. Dagger &Parker, Monks -lane, Alexandria.

Period -1st January, 1943, till 31st March, 1943.Druggist Sundries.

4180. For Prince of Wales Repatriation General Hospital,Randwick- Amount involved, £294 18s. 6d.- Parke, Davis &Coy., 50 Rothschild- avenue, Rosebery.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.TENDERS will be received until 2 o'clock on the dates

shown at the Contracts Office in the capital cities as statedhereunder:-Item, Tenders Closing.

Supply of-Tinned suet -19th February, 1943. (Melbourne, Sydney

and Perth.)Blocks, shackles and slings -19th February, 1943. (All

States.)Spare parts for bicycles -19th February, 1943. (All

States.)

No. 32. -11th February, 1943 444 Commonwealth G-azette

DISTRICT REGISTRY OF THE HIGH COURT OFAUSTRALIA IN QUEENSLAND.

HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council, in pur-suance of the existing arrangement between His Excel-

lency the Governor- General and His Excellency the Governor ofthe State of Queensland with respect to the District Registryof the High Court in the State of Queensland has beenpleased to approve as follows:

(a) that leave of absence for a period of fifteen workingdays as on and from the 4th January, 1943, begranted to Joseph Shield Emerson, Esquire, theDeputy Marshal of the High Court of Australia inthe State of Queensland; and

(b) that John Stanley Gibson, Esquire, be appointed toexecute the duties of the office of Deputy Marshalof the High Court of Australia in the said Stateas on and from the 4th January, 1943, and untilthe resumption of duty of the said Joseph ShieldEmerson.

H. V. EVATT, Attorney - General.

HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA DISTRICT REGISTRY,HOBART.

APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY MARSHAL.

11.15Excellency the Governor - General in Council has, pur-pur-

suant to the existing arrangement between His Excel-lency the Governor General and His Excellency the Governorof the State of Tasmania with respect to the District Registryof the High Court in that State, been pleased to appointFrederick Neville Pringle, a person for the time being holdingthe office or performing the duties of Deputy Registrar ofthe Supreme Court of the State of Tasmania, to execute theduties of the office of Deputy Marshal of the High Court inthe said State, such appointment to be during the pleasure ofthe Governor- General, and whilst the said Frederick NevillePringle continues to hold the office or perform the duties ofDeputy Registrar of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.

H. V. EVATT, Attorney General.

Land Tax Assessment Act 1910-11)40, Sections 44 (2) and (3) ,44E, and 44G.

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasapproved of the appointment of William John Lambert

as Chairman of Valuation Boards Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10, 11, 12, and 13 from the second day of February, 1943, tothe thirty -first day of October, 1947.

It is further approved that the salary of William JohnLambert be fixed at £1,500 per annum, such amount of salaryto cover his services as Chairman of all existing ValuationBoards and any other Valuation Boards under the said Act towhich he may hereafter be appointed; and that he be paidtravelling allowance at the rate of £1 10s. per day for eachday on which he is absent from his home town when per-forming the duties of the said Valuation Boards; and that inaddition he receive reimbursement of fares and transportexpenses actually incurred.

J. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.

Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1942.

II IS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasbeen pleased

(a) to accept-the resignation of Herbert George Chambers,Esquire, as a Special Magistrate of the Commonwealth of Australia for the purposes of Invalid and0ld -agc Pensions Act 1908 -1942; and

( b ) to appoint George Glendower Meredith, Esquire,\\Tarden, of the Municipality of Spring Bay, Tas-mania, to be a Special Magistrate of the Common-wealth of Australia for the purposes of the Invalidand Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1942, to have, hold,exercise and enjoy the said office during the pleasureof the Governor- General. (Ex. Min. No.- 11.)

H. V. EVATT, Attorney - General.

Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1942.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

been pleased(a) to accept the resignation of Laurence Thomas Barwick,

Esquire, as a Special Magistrate of the Common-wealth of Australia for the purposes of the Invalidand Old -age Pensions Act 1908 -1942; and

(b ) to appoint Thomas Burnaby, Esquire, J.P., Warden, ofthe Municipality of Cygnet, Tasmania, to be a SpecialMagistrate of the Commonwealth of Australia for thepurposes of the Invalid and Old -age Pensions Act1908 -1942, to have, hold, exercise and enjoy the saidoffice during the pleasure of the Governor - General.

(Ex. Min. No. 12.)H. V. EVATT, Attorney- General.

Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act 1911 -1940.1S Excellency the Governor General in Council has

appointed Augustus Frederick Mathews as ActingDeputy Registrar of Inscribed Stock, Adelaide, during thetemporary absence of E. A. Keats, as from 25th Januaryto 6th February, 1943.(Ex. Min. No. 26.)

II. P. LAZZABINI, for Treasurer.

Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act 1.911 -1940.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has

appointed Gavin Flett Wald as Registrar of InscribedStock, Hobart, vice the late V. '1.. Mankey, as from 7thJanuary, 1943.(Ex. Min. No. 27.)

H. P. LA% ÀRINI, for Treasurer.

DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.IIIS Excellency the Governor General in Council, pursuant

to the provisions of the Tariff Board Act 1921 -1934,has approved of the appointment of Henry Frederick Morrisas a member and chairman of the Tariff Board for a periodof twelve months from 21st March, 1943, inclusive.(Ex.Min: No. 11.)

IIIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council, pursuantto the provisions of the Customs (Cinematograph Films)

Regulations, has approved of the appointment of the undermentioned persons as members of the Censorship Board fora period of three years from 3rd March, 1943, inclusive:Lionel James Hurley, Gwendoline Dorothea Julie Hansen.(Ex. Min. No. 12.)

11IS Excellency the Governor - General in Council, pursuant

to the provisions of the Customs (Cinematograph Films)Regulations, has approved of the appointment of WilliamStanley Leslie as Appeal Censor for a period of three yearsfrom 3rd March, 1943, inclusive.( Ex. Min. No. 13.)

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasapproved of the appointment of Henry William Sampson

\Vildy, Senior Inspector, Invoice and Investigation Branch,Western Australia, as Acting Collector of Customs, WesternAustralia, as from 13th February, 1943, during the temporaryabsence of Mr. H. St. G. Bird.(Ex. Min. No. 14.)

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasapproved of the appointment of Thomas James Johnston,

Postmaster, Derby, as Acting Officer of Customs, Derby, asfrom 9th January, 1943, vice C. F. Hall, transferred.(Ex.Min. No. 15.)

HIS Excellency the Governor General in Council hasapproved that, pursuant to the provisions of section 78 of

the Commonwealth Public Service A.ct 1922 -1941, an arrange-ment be made with the Governor in Council of the State ofNew South Wales as follows, namely:

(1) For the appointment by the Commonwealth of theundermentioned officers of the Government RailwayService of New South Wales, as Acting Officers ofCustoms at the places indicated: Arthur AlfredBarker, Alexandria Goods Shed, Sydney; PeterErnest Herlihy, Cecil Rupert Wright, ArchieCentenary McCook, Darling Harbour Goods Shed,Sydney.

(2) For service in the capacity stated by the officersnamed to be covered by the sum paid by theCommonwealth to the S ntc of New South Walesunder the arrangements ruade with the Governorin Council of the State of New South Wales uponthe recommendation of the Public Service Board(No. 562 of 19th March, 1935) .

For the determination of the arrangement at anytime on fourteen days notice by the Governor -General to the Governor of the State of NewSouth Wales or by the said Governor to theGovernor - General. ( Ex. Min. No. 16.)

R. V. KEANE, Minister for Trade and Customs.

(3)

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.Dogs Registration Ordinance 1926 -1936.

P URSUANT to the powers conferred upon me by section5A of the Dogs Registration Ordinance 1926 -1936, I,

Joseph Silver Collings, Minister of State for the Interior,hereby appoint Edward Waring to be an inspector for thepurposes of the said Ordinance.

Dated this 29th day of January, 1943.J. S. COLLINGS, Minister for the Interior.


THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.Aboriginals Ordinance 1918 -1941.

TERAMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGINALS.

IN pursuance of section four (4) of the Aboriginals Ordinance19184941, and by virtue of all other powers me thereunto

enabling, I, the Honourable Charles Lydiard Aubrey Abbott,the Administrator of the Northern Territory of Australia, dohereby terminate the appointment of Victor Charles Hall asa Protector of Aboriginals.

Dated at Alice Springs this seventh day of January, Onethousand nine hundred and forty three.

C. L. A. ABBOTT, Administrator.

THE NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA.Aboriginals Ordinance 1918 -1941.

APPOINT \TENT OF PROTECTOR OF ABORIGLNALS.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by sub section (2) ofsection 4 of the Aboriginals Ordinance 1918 -1941, I, the

Honourable Charles Lydiard Aubrey Abbott, the Administra-tor of the Northern Territory of Australia, do hereby appointFrancis Crosthwaite Ringwood to be a Protector ofAboriginals.

Dated at Alice Springs this seventh day of January, Onethousand nine hundred and forty three.

C. L. A. ABBOTT, Administrator.

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Superannuation Act 1922 -1942.IN pursuance of sub section 5 of section 4 of the

Superannuation Act 1922 -1942, I, Joseph Benedict Chifley,the Treasurer of the Commonwealth, do hereby direct thatJohn McKenzie, an employee of the Department of SocialServices, shall be deemed to be an employee within the meaningof section 4 of the Superannuation Act 1922 -1942.

J. B. CHIFLEY, Treasurer.

Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939.Ipursuance of sub section 4 of section 14A of. the Scienceand Industry Research Act 1920 -1939, I, John Johnstone

Dedman, Minister in charge of Scientific and IndustrialResearch, acting for and on behalf of the Prime Minister, dohereby direct, on the recommendation of the Council forScientific and Industrial Research, that Colin Wedd Tuxfordand Ronald George Curtis, officers appointed under that Act,shall be deemed to be employees within the meaning of sectionfour of the Superannuation Act 1922 -1942.

JOHN J. DEDMANMinister in charge of Scientific and Industrial

Research.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

Division of Food Preservation.APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT RESEARCH OFFICERS.

APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to two posi-tions of Assistant Research Officer on the staff of the

Council's Food Preservation Laboratory, Sydney, to assist ininvestigations into problems concerned with the var.

Applicants should have graduated either in science oragricultural science.

The salary range is from £356 per annum, increasing byeight equal annual increments of £18 each. to £500 per annum( both nominal) , the first four increments being automatic andthe last four at the discretion of the Council. The presentequivalents of these salaries after cost of living adjustmentare £390 and £534 per annum, respectively.

The commencing salaries within the range specified willdepend on the qualifications and experience of the successfulapplicants.

Applications, accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than the18th February, 1943.

G. LIG'HTFOOT, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

AND

AUSTRALIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE ONAERONAUTICS.

A PPLIC ATIONS are invited for appointment to the positionof Assistant to the Joint Secretary of the Australian

Advisory Committee on Aeronautics and C.S.I.R. Division of

Aeronautics. The appointee will be attached jointly to theCommittee and the Division and will be stationed at theAeronautical Laboratory, Fishermen's Bend, Melbourne.

It is desirable that applicants should have a universitydegree in engineering or science with physics as a majorsubject, or a technical college diploma in engineering. Appli-cations will be considered, however, from persons who inlieu of the foregoing have had considerable experience inaviation work. Applications are invited from both amen andwomen.

The successful applicant will be classified as an AssistantResearch Officer or a Technical Officer according to qualifica-tions and experience, which will also determine the commenc-ing salary within the range specified below.

The salary of the Assistant Research Officer classificationfor males rises from £356 to £500 per annum (both nominal)by eight equal increments of £18 each, the first four hiere-ments being automatic, the last four at the discretion of .theCouncil. The present egitivalerts of these salaries after costof living adjustment are £390 and £534 per annum, respec-tively.

The salary of the Technical Officer classification for malesrises from £234 to £414 per annum (both nominal) by tenequal increments, the first four increments being automatic, thelast six at the discretion of the Council. The present equiva-lents of these salaries after cost of living adjustment are £268and £448 per annum, respectively.

For women the ranges are £73 (actual) less than the corre-sponding ranges for males in both the Assistant ResearchOfficer and the Technical Officer classifications.

Applications, stating age and giving particulars of qualifica-tions and experience and of present employment, and accom-panied by copies of not more than four testimonials shouldreach the undersigned not later than the 26th February,1943.

G. LIGHI.'FOOT, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2.

NAV AL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has

approved of the following changes beii.g made:

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(SEA -GOING FORCES.)

Promotions. Sub- Lieutenant Duncan Herbert Stevens ispromoted to the rank of Lieutenant, dated l.6th February,1943; Albert Brook, Commissioned 'telegraphist, is promotedto the rank of Telegraphist Lieutenant, dated 6th December,1 942.

Termination of Appointment. --The appointments of Com-mander Hugh Waters Shelley Browning, O.B.E., and FrederickWilliam Furzeman, Commissioned Gunner (T) , are terminatedon reversion to the Royal Navy, dated 21st January, 1943, andl st November, 1942, respectively.

Award of Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.FrankHam-old Sharpe, Petty Officer, official number 18470, JohnLeonard McPhee, Leading Seaman, official number 18341, andArthur Owen Griffiths, Leading Seaman, official number 18929,are awarded the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal, dated27th February, 1943, 1st January, 1943, and 1st February,1943, respectively.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE ( SEA -GOING ) .

Appointment.David Russell Horn (ex Lieutenant (E) ,Royal Naval Reserve) is appointed Probationary TemporaryEngineer Lieutenant, dated 17th December, 1942.

Confirmation in Rank. Acting Lieutenant CommanderJames Houston Simpson is confirmed in the rank of Lieu-tenant-Commander, with seniority in rank of 1st June, 1942Probationary Temporary Lieutenants Harold Fredericks Town,Charles Pam-kin Nickolis and Cyril Maurice Boas are con-firmed in the rank of Temporary Lieutenant, with seniority inrank of 2nd April, 1942, 17th April, 1942, and 14th July,1942, respectively; Probationary Temporary MidshipmanDonal Bruce McKenzie is confirmed in the rank of TemporaryMidshipman, with seniority in rank of 2].st January, 1942;Probationary Temporary Engineer Lieutenants ThomasNewnham Saunders Porter, .John Charles 'Pollard and JohnFrancis Prendergast aid confirmed in the rank of TemporaryEngineer Lieutenant. with seniority in rank of 29th April,1942, 1 1 th May, 1942, and 15th May, 1942, respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Promotions. Midshipman (on probation) George AshbyBartlett is promoted to the rank of Acting Sub Lieutenant (onprobation) , dated 1st January, 1943 ; Neil Hutchison Baird,Warrant Officer, is promoted to the rank of CommissionedOfficer from Warrant rank, dated 28th March, 1942.

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Confirmation in Rank. Paymaster Sub - Lieutenants (on pro-bation) Leslie James Dale and James Finlayson Stewart areconfirmed in the rank of Paymaster Sub Lieutenant, withseniority in rank of 1st August, 1942.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

Appointments. - - Douglas Henry Newman is appointed SubLieutenant (on probation), dated 16th September, 1942.(Amending Executive Minute No. 82/1942) ; George WilliamThiriwall (ex Sub Lieutenant (E) , Royal Naval VolunteerReserve) is appointed Engineer Sub - Lieutenant (on proba-tion) , dated 5th December, 1942; Eric Whitehead Crooke andLachlan De Salis Nicolson are appointed Paymaster SubLieutenants (on probation ), dated 12th January, 1943.

Promotions. Sub Lieutenants John Kingsbury Church andPatrick John McCormick are promoted to the rank of Lieu-tenant, dated 1st August, 1942 ; Sub - Lieutenants James.1 homas Baker and William Euan Ironside Littlejohn are pro-moted to the rank of Lieutenant, dated 1st September, 1942,and 1st November, 1942, respectively ; Sub- Lieutenants ErnestJohn Adams and Donald Drummond Clarkson are promotedto the rank of Lieutenant, dated 1st December, 1942 ; Sub -Lieutenants Michael Balfour Reid, Robert William Sandersand George 'Kin loch Kirke are promoted to the rank of Lieu-tenant (provisional) , dated 9th October, 1942, 18th December,1942, and 4th January, 1943, respectively; Ordinary SeamanDouglas Laurance Gilling, official number S /V83, and RalphGerald Murrell, official number F /V26, are promoted to therank of Sub - Lieutenant (on probation) , dated 18th December,1942; Ordinary Seamen Theodore Vincent Arthurs, officialnumber F /V5G, and Keith Hamilton Wade, official numberPA/V40, are promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant (on pro-bation), dated 25th December, 1942

Coal.AMC t ion in Rank. Sub - Lieutenants (on probation)John Kingsbury Church and William Euan Ironside Littlejohnare confirmed in the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, with seniorityin rank of 25th June, 1940; Sub - Lieutenants (on probation)Michael Balfour Reid, Robert William Sanders and GriffithsCöulson Parkin are confirmed in the rank of Sub - Lieutenant,with seniority in rank of 9th October, 1941, 18th December,1941, and 14th April, 1942, respectively; Sub - Lieutenants (onprobation) Frederic Maslyn Clark, James Roy Clennett,William Fraser. Connell, Francis George Fielder, Richard Gil-more Howard, Bruce George King, James Darley Mein, Thomas,Tames Peter O'Byrne and Reginald Neil Walford are con-firmed in the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, with seniority in rankof 9th July, 1942; Sub - Lieutenants (on probation) PercyMelville Bald, Harold Davis Denton and George Kinloch Kirkeare confirmed in the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, with seniority inrank of 7th September, 1942 ; Paymaster Sub Lieutenants (ouprobation) Newton Stanley Tiver, Colin Douglas Munro,Eugene Joseph McDonogh, Peter Fletcher WVithof, ErnestWilliam Palmer and Edwin Percival Milliken are confirmedin the rank of Paymaster Sub - Lieutenant, with seniority inrank of 14th July, 1942, 24th July, 1942, 29th July, 1942, 3rdAugust, 1942, 17th August, 1942, and 3rd September, 1942.respectively.

Termination of Appointments. The appointments of JohnBaden Thornton Hanson as Lieutenant (Provisional ) , Ken-neth Ford McLennan as Lieutenant (on probation) , RobertReginald Rand as Sub Lieutenant (on probation) and DonaldAshby Heaven as Paymaster Sub Lieutenant, are terminated.dated 9th June, 1942, 23rd January, 1943, 17th January, 1943.and 22nd January, 1943, respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE ( NAVALAUXILIARY PATROL.

Appointments. Eric Arthur John Massey, Harry EdwardBaily and Ronald Phillip Barnett are appointed Area Skippers(Sub- Lieutenants) , dated 11th January, 1943 ; Eric Hart andWalter Cecil Lord are appointed Staff Skippers (Sub -Lieu-tenants), dated 11t1í January, 1943; Leonard Edmund Easy isappointed Skipper (Sub Lieutenant) , dated 25th January,1943.(Ex. Min. No. 8.)

NORMAN J. O. AlAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council bas

approved of the following changes being made:PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA -GOING FORCES) .Fixing Rates of Pay.Surgeon Lieutenant Leo John

Harrison to be paid the rates of pay and allowances prescribedin the Naval Financial Regulations for Surgeon LieutenantCommander (on promotion) , whilst acting in that rank,dated 27th January, 1943.

Termination of Appointments. The appointment ofLieutenant- Commander Geoffrey William Wright HaldenPaine is terminated on "reversion to the Royal Navy, dated


22nd January, 1943; the appointment of Cadet MidshipmanNicholas Lee- Warner is terminated, dated 19th December,1942.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE (SEA GOING)

Promotion. Paymaster Sub - Lieutenant Gordon McKenzieBennett is promoted to the rank of Paymaster Lieutenant,dated 10th January, 1943.

Confirmation in Rank. Paymaster Sub- Lieutenant (onprobation) Gordon McKenzie Bennett is confirmed in therank of Paymaster Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rankof 28th February, 1939 ; Edward Smith, Probationary Tem-porary Warrant Officer, is confirmed in the rank of Tem-porary Narrant Officer, with seniority in rank of 29th May,1942.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Appointment. Henry George Rischbieth is appointed Sur-geon Lieutenant, dated 18th January, 1943.

Promotion.Acting Sub- Lieutenant William AnthonyGilbert is promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant (pro-visional) , dated 12th January, 1943.

Confirmation in Rank. Acting Sub - Lieutenant (on proba-tion) William Anthony Gilbert is confirmed in the rank ofActing Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of l stSeptember, 1942.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

Appointments.-- Arthur Colin Burnell and Arthur LionelDixon are appointed Sub - Lieutenants (on probation), dated18th January, 1943; Fred Huntington Palmer, Jack CooperThomas and Geoffrey Harry Tilley are appointed EngineerLieutenants (on probation) , dated 5th November, 1942 ; EricSeybert Hayward is appointed Engineer Lieutenant (onprobation), dated 21st December, 1942; Bruce Burnley St.Clair, Clive William Duke- Yonge, Frank Maxwell Dunn andBernard Kuskie are appointed Paymaster Sub - Lieutenants(on probation) , dated 1st December, 1942, 8th December,1942, 11th January, 1943,. . and 15th January, 1943, respec-tively; Harold Thomas Devine and Edward Patchell Jenkinsare appointed Paymaster Sub Lieutenants (on probation) ,dated 19th January, 1943; Roy Arthur Salenger is appointedPaymaster Sub Lieutenant (on probation) , dated 21stJanuary, 1943.

Promotions.The following Sub- Lieutenants are promotedto the rank of Lieutenant (provisional) : Frederick St. LegerStaley, dated l 3th November, 1942 ; Frederick WilliamWright- Short, dated 28th November, 1942 ; Joseph StewartBerge, dated 28th November, 1942 ; Ronald Lewis Carne, dated28th November, 1942; Alexander James Erickson, dated 28thNovember, 1942; Robert James Bain, dated 17th December,1942; Karl Arva Sodersteen, dated 17th December, 1942;Austin James Ladd Hudson, dated 28th December, 1942;William George Richard Carter, dated 30th December, 1942;Eric Archibald Wilson, dated 30th December, 1942 ; RichardLangdon Rose, dated 4th January, 1943 ; Francis LeonardMcGlynn, dated 5th January, 1943 ; Harold Cary Morgan,dated 5th January, 1943 ; Douglas Gordon Merchant, dated 6thJanuary, 1943 ; Edward Paul Fleming, dated 7th January,1943 ; Philip Gregory Norman, dated 8th January, 1943;Norman Rae Ayre, dated 10th January, 1943; ReginaldClifford Whitehead, dated 12th January, 1943; Victor StantonLloyd, dated 12th January, 1943. Ordinary Seamen DarrellEdward Henry Berry, official number PM/V85, Allan CochraneLindsay, official number F /V60, Neil Macphail, official numberS /V102, William James George Rigg, official number S /V98,and Noel Clavering Collins Smith, official number B /V47, arepromoted to the rank of Sub-Lieutenant (on probation) ,dated 4th December, 1942. Paymaster Sub - Lieutenants VictorRobert Gould, Eric Gordon Clark and Patrick Francis Tooheyare promoted to the rank of Paymaster Lieutenant (provisional ), dated 5th January, 1943, 10th January, 1943, and24th January, 1943, respectively.

Confirmation in Rank. The following Sub- Lieutenants (onprobation) are confirmed in the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, withseniority in rank as shown opposite their respective names:Reginald Clifford Whitehead, dated 1st June, 1940; FrankGerald Kellaway, dated 10th November, 1941 ; Frederick St.Leger Staley, dated 13th November, 1941; Edward PaulFleming, dated 20th April, 1942; Donald Mawney Taylor,dated 5th June, 1942; Frederick William Wright- Short, dated5th June, 1942-; Joseph Stewart Berge, dated 7th June, 1942;Ronald Lewis Carne, dated 7th June, 1942; Alexander JamesErickson, dated 7th .Tune, 1 942 ; Douglas Gordon Merchant,dated 19th June, 1942; William George Richard Carter, datedGth August, 1942; Gordon Louis Higginson, dated 6th August,1942 ; Eric Archibald Wilson, dated 7th August, 1942; Austin.Tames Ladd Hudson, dated 10th August, 1942 ; Robert JamesBain, dated 10th August, 1942; Karl Arva Sodersteen, dated1 Otli August, 1942; Victor Stanton Lloyd, dated 28th August,1942 ; Philip Gregory Norman, dated 4th September, 1942;

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Norman Rae Ayre, dated 7th September, 1942 ; FrancisLeonard McGlynn, dated 7th September, 1942; Harold CaryMorgan, dated 7th September, 1942; Richard Langdon Rose,dated 7th September, 1942. Paymaster Sub- Lieutenants (onprobation) Alan Wray McCasker, Raymond John Simmons,Adrian Aston Stork and Eric Gordon Clark are confirmed inthe rank of Paymaster Sub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rankof 8th January, 1942, 28th January, 1942, 14th July, 1942,and 24th August, 1942, respectively.

Grant of Acting Higher Rank.Lieutenant (provisional)Ronald McKauge is granted temporarily the acting rank ofLieutenant - Commander, dated 1st January, 1943. (Ex. Min.No. I1.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has

approved of the following changes being made:

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following temporary Flight Lieutenants are granted theacting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupy-iilg SquadronLeader posts with effect from the dates indicated: S. Austin(359) , 4th January, 1943, \ \T. S. Arthur (565) , 1st January,1943.

Temporary Flight Lieutenant W. T. M. Boulton (216)relinquishes the acting rank of Squadron Leader on ceasingto occupy a Squadron Leader post with effect from 10thJanuary, 1943.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.Temporary Flight Lieutenant (Acting Squadron Leader)

G. A. Pape (1546) is granted the acting rank of Wing Com-mander whilst occupying a Wing Commander post with effectfrom IOth January, 1943.

7 he following Flying Officers ( Acting Flight Lieutenants)are granted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupy-ing Squadron Leader posts with effect from the dates indi-cated:L. M. Hogan (1940), 1st January, 1943, R. A. Harris(2194), 8th January, 1943, D. N. Gillison (4475) , 4thJanuary, 1943.

The following Flying Officers, are granted the acting rankof Flight Lieutenant whilst occupying FIight Lieutenant postswith effect from the dates indicated:I. L. Addison (2177),8th January, 1943; C. M. Hamer (2442) , 1st January, 1943;C. M. Jonas (2785), 1st January, 1943; H. H. L. Montefiore(4182), 8th January, 1943.

The following Flying Officers relinquish the acting rank ofFlight Lieutenant on ceasing to occupy Flight Lieutenantposts with effect from 11th January, 1943: J. F. Bingham(1916) R. P. B. White (2353) .

MEDICAL BRANCH.

Temporary Flight Lieutenant R. V. Pridmore (1260) , isgranted the acting rank of Squadron Leader whilst occupyinga Squadron Leader post with effect from 11th June, 1942.(1x. Min. No. 39 Approved 10th February, 1943.)

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has


CITIZEN AIR FORCE.ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following who attended No. 27 Administrative andSpecial Duties Course are appointed to commissions on proba-tion with the rank of Pilot Officer with effect from 2ndJanuary, 1943, and seniority is determined as shown:No. 42135 Leading Aircraftman Geoffrey John Lord,(Warrant Officers) No. 26708 Allan George Williams, No.4041 Morris Johns Brown (7280), No. 24266 Sergeant DonaldWalter James Case, No. G2182 Aircraftman Class 1 EdwardNaasson Dawes, (Flight Sergeants) No. 17654 EdwardFrederick Gordon Ptolomey, No. 3779 John Hughes (7286),No. 33519. Henry Watson O'Brien, No. 31465 AircraftmanClass 1 Ivan Bruce Postle, No. 207690 Warrant Officer JohnWilliam Gillme.r, No. 60649 Corporal Samuel Hawkins, No.42552 Leading Aircraftman Alexander Muirhead Clark, No.16924 Sergeant Emmanuel Nathaniel Gray, (Warrant Officers)No. 2643 Raymond John Calvert (7281 ), No. 10514 WilliamHenry Sullivan, No. 41875 Corporal William Andrew FisherThomson, No. 120560 Aircraftman Class 1 Owen MaynardFletcher, No. 12172 'Warrant Officer Bennett Keith Blanch,No. 4172 Flight Sergeant Charles Robert Brown (7299) , No.2861 Warrant Officer Robert William Barber (7279) , No.120572 Aircraftman Class 1 Frederick Brighouse Martin, No.3301 Warrant Officer William Imres Rogers (7295), No. 4284Flight Sergeant Ronald Francis Hardman (7284) , No. 36181

Corporal Sydney Broadway Grange, No. 4540 Flight SergeantWalter Raymond Miles (7289), No. 67671 Aircraftman Class1 Charles Mackay, No. 60236 Corporal Edward James Walker,No. 404943 Sergeant Douglas Thomson, No. 404508 FlightSergeant Frederick McGilvery, (Warrant Officers) No. 1877George Edward Banbury (7278), No. 9444 Keith HerbertCampbell Jones, No. 2683 Keith Leslie Porteous (7292), No.120558 Aircraftman Class 1 Arnold William Dugdale, No.2277 Warrant Officer Kenneth Charles Dickins (7282), (FlightSergeants) No. 15638 Aubrey Eric Giles, No. 22928 VincentJoseph Mullan, No. 417284 Leading Aircraftman PercivalThomas Sanders, (Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 54139 ClarenceWilberforce Lucas, No. 120554 Roy Edward Leon Bland, No.120578 Alan Watson Russell, No. 26252 Sergeant AlexanderJamieson, (Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 120552 NormanFrederick Milks, No. 120580 Walter James White, (Sergeants)No. 11375 Joseph Walter John Barratt, No. 32699 HarryLorraine Norris, No. 405195 Cyril Carlile Whiteman, No.40093 Kevin Thomas Schmetzer, (Aircraftmen Class 1) No.20556 Geoffrey Arthur Wilfred Debelle, No. 120566 CecilFrancis Hurley, No. 1722 Warrant Officer John AlexanderMcFadden (7290) , No. 120574 Aircraftman Class 1 JohnHenry Morris, Nò. 27663 Sergeant David Ramsay Dickson, No.4229 Flight Sergeant Harold Chapman Wroth (7306), (Lead-ing Aircraftmen) No. 423816 James Lang Monaghan, No.40818 Strathmore Edward Park, No. 14028 Flight SergeantAnthony John McIver, ( Leading Aircraftmen) No. 420636William David Austen, No. 14884 Douglas Rolt Ogilvie, No.12009 Flight Sergeant Wilfred Dale Southern, No. 6980 War-rant Officer George Alfred Faux (7300) , No. 207788 FlightSergeant Joseph McMahon O'Donohoe, No. 420279 LeadingAircraftman Richard Leslie Walter Scott, No 120565 Aircraftman Class 1 Harry Reginald Hood, No. 20810 LeadingAircraftman Francis William Plant, No. 2807 Warrant OfficerAlexander Daniel Rice (7294) , (Sergeants) No. 40540 PeterClynes, No. 3518 John William Morgail (7301), (WarrantOfficers) No. 3074 Edward Grattan Anderson (7277), No.1 519 Ronald Herbert Seymour (7296) , No. 12391 Flight Ser-geant Frederick James Carter, No. 205933 Sergeant JohnEdward Moorfield, (Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 120576 StanleyTrevor Pointer, No. 120555 Tom Oswald Butcher, No. 3855Warrant Officer Norman Henry Iversen (7287) , No. 120571Aircraftman Class 1 Hector Murdoch McDonald, No. 29524Leading Aircraftman Denis Williamson Frederick Barrett,No. 69170 Aircraftman Class 1 Frederick Niddrie Fickel.No. 9116 Sergeant William Peter Shaw, No. 23027 CorporalDavid Walter Anderson, (Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 120562Herbert Kevin Graham, No. 120561 Richard Lorimer Gedye,No. 120573 Lionel Montrose Montgomery, No. 52375 CorporalIdwal John Phillips. (Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 120581William Langford Kerr, No. 120570 Trevor CharltonMcCullough, No. 30410 Flight Sergeant Eric Donald Burston,No. 4151 Warrant Officer Henry Leonard Ruston (7303), No.423653 Leading Aircraftman Arthur Samuel Cornell, No.22.53 Warrant Officer Gordon Reginald McGie (7291), No.40249 Corporal Ronald Keith Iselin, No. 120567 AircraftmanClass 1 John Wellington Kellett, No. 4227 Flight SergeantLindsay Gordon Weir -Smith (7305) , No. 120551 AircraftmanCIass 1 Charles Edward Barnes, (Warrant Officers) No. 1881Ernest Frederick John Simcock (7297), No. 2513 HerbertWilliam Slape (7304) , No. 120563 Aircraftman Class 1 RobertRoy Gordon Hall, No. 22799 Sergeant William Peter Callinan,No. 2758 \ \Tarrant Officer Herbert Alan Mott (7302).

EQUIPMENT BRANCH.

The following who attended No. 16 Equipment Course areappointed to commissions on probation with the rank ofPilot Officer with effect from 2nd January, 1943, and seniorityis determined as shown : ( Sergeants) No. 15725 Derek IanArthur Donecker, No. 21771 Angus Sta.nislaus McDonald,(Warrant Officers) No. 1914 Clifford Linton Smith (7298),No. 6967 Kavin Gordon Fitzgerald (7283), No. 9081 FlightSergeant Denzil Basil Waters, No. 120579 Aircraftman Class1 Christopher Taylor, No. 30194 Sergeant Kenneth NevillPullen, No. 120575 Aircraftman Class 1 Miles William Newby.

ACCOUNTANT BRANCH.

The following who attended No. 13 Accountant Course areappointed to commissions on probation with the rank of PilotOfficer with effect from 2nd January, 1943, and seniority isdetermined as shown:(Aircraftmen Class 1) No. 120582.Tames Lauritz Woodburn, No. 120557 William HerbertMacCulloch Digby.

MEDICAL BRANCH.

No. 120559 Aircraftman Class 1 James William Earp whoattended No. 16 Equipment Course is appointed to a commis-sion on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer with effectfrom 2nd January, 1943. (Ex. Min. No. 90 Approved 10thFebruary, 1943.)


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ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

IIIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council hasapproved of the following changes being made:

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The probationary appointments of the following PilotOfficers are confirmed and they are promoted to FlyingOfficers, with effect from the dates indicated: K. R. Symons(400424), 9th June, 1942; S. J. Goddard (415246), 28thNovember, 1942; `V.. G. Mayes (413783) , F. H. Treweeke(413691), J. Taylor (413576), A. Chandler (416742), D. C.Nolan (412083) , H. R. Campbell (411860), J. W. Boylson(413728) , R. S. Thorpe (416806) , R. I. Gillies (413568) ,F. W. Hutchings (412966) , J. R. Vow les (416810) , M. J.Niel (412659), D. V. Latham (412978) , D. I. F. Brown(413524), J. H. Vincent (413696), J. B. Ryan (409211),J. A. Richardson (6363) , R. W. Davey (6364) , 25th Decem-ber, 1942; A. C. H. Petherick (5906) , R. H. Asker (5907) ,4th December, 1942 ; J. Laws (412979), J. G. Smith(413649) , W. C. Blewett (416737) , N. L. Hopgood (414404) ,F. A. Payton (414363) , K. M. Anquetil (409491) , R. McL.Stokes (414434) , R. MacPherson (413647) , R. E. Pacey(413653), F. Chadwick (415302) , H. J. McTavish (413235) ,T. S. Griffiths (415322) , J. M. Sharpe (415362) , N. E. John(409551), A. Lydom (409561) , 25th December, 1942.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The 'probationary appointments of the following PilotOfficers are confirmed and they are promoted to FlyingOfficers, with effect from the dates indicated: C. R. Fletcher(4749), 6th September, 1942 ; L. E. Radycliffe (4487) , 28thSeptember, 1942; S. H. Weston (4973) , 2nd November, 1942.

EQUIPMENT BRANCH.

The probationary appointments of the following PilotOfficers are confirmed and they are promoted to Flying Officers,with effect from the date indicated : J. V. Smith (6228) ,L. E. Cutting (6014) , D. B. Wilson (6266) , D. Fielding(6059) , D. C. Tanner (6249) , J. T. Teague (6253) , F. A.Hart (6100) , B. E. J. Johnson (6115) , R. B. Brown (5986) ,L. G. Thompson (6246), A. G. White (6264), F. N. Beitzel(5984) , A. D. Izatt (6106) , R. P. English (6043) , H. A.Pilgrim (6192) , W. E. Richardson (6206) , J. J. Wright(6257) , J. R. Deaves (6041) , K. W. Orr (6172) , C. R. Balk(5983) , A. R. O'Neal (6170) , J. F. Egan (6042) , J. Shimenson(6223) , H. T. Watsford (6282) , A. K. Earle (6046) , A. F.Bray (5962) , B. Martin (6147) , J. J. Geary (6073) , F. W.Young (6287) , P. H. Smith (6229) , R. T. Whitehorn (6265) ,R. Ainslie (5950) , R. H. Partington (6184) , J. N. Manders(6146) , F. McFarlane (6148) , A. M. Howard (6095) , J. W.Clarebrough (6007) , L. M. Blanton (5961) , W. C. Griiuwood(6075), W. Douglass (6040) , R. R. Giles (6074) , R. J.Stephenson (6224) R. A. L. Cheeseman (6006) , R. W.Swinbourne (6231), 11th January, 1943.

ACCOUNTANT BRANCH.

The probationary appointments of the following Pilot.Officers are confirmed and they are promoted to FlyingOfficers, with effect from the date indicated:K. D. Ward(6262) , W. A. Evans (6044) , A. J. Smallwood (6225) , A. W.Pro -Cbpis (6187) , H. B. Wray (6286) , A. T. Woodbridge(6285) ,. D. W. Wallis (6270) , E. P. Waring (6284) , H. B.Crompton (6011) , J. Harrington (6097) , M. G. Raven (6205) ,N. L. Badenacli (5987) , A. G. F. Miller (6141) , L. A. Hansen'(6096) , E. B. Cran (6010) , 11th January, 1943. (Ex. Min.No. 41Approved 10th February, 1943.)


ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council liasapproved of the following changes being made :

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.

The following are appointed as Chaplains (Class 4) to theRoyal Australian Air Force with the relative rank and payof Flight Lieutenant in the Medical Branch for duties asshown and with effect from the dates indicated:(Full time)Mortimer Fitzgerald, 11th January, 1943 ; (part time) AllanLincoln John Burrow, 12th January, 1943.



No. 70527 Aireraftman (Class ].) John Newton Dow isappointed to a commission on probation with the rank ofFlying Officer, with effect from 21st November, 1942. (Pre-vious notification concerning this airman which appearedhi Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, No. 337, dated 31stDecember, 1942, is cancelled.)

MEDICAL BRANCH.

The following Flight Lieutenants are transferred from theReserve, with effect from 11th January, 1943: R. G. Bligh(3611) , D. S. Kidd (6325) , D. Scanlan (7221), W. J.Simmonds (6864) , J. R. Wadsworth (7086) .

The following are appointed to commissions on probationwith the rank of Flight Lieutenant, with effect from thedates indicated :John Thomas Grainger, L.D.S., B.D.Sc.,D.D.S. (7342) , Jack Laurenson Bretherton, B.D.Se.. L.D.S.(7343), 4th January, 1943.

RESERVE.


The following are appointed to commissions on probationwith the rank of Pilot Officer, with effect from the datesindicated: Jack Woodrow Wilson (7344), 7th January,1943; George Alexander Bell (7347), Edward McGain Burt(7348) , Clarence Bruce Taylor Gates (7349) , 15th January,1943.(Ex. Min. No. 42 Approved 10th February, 1943.)


ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has


CITIZEN AIR FORCE.The appointment of Chaplain (Class 4) O. McDermott for

part -time duties to the Royal Australian Air Force is ter-minated with effect from Ist January, 1943, on medicalgrounds.

GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The appointments of the following officers are terminatedon medical grounds with effect from the dates indicated:Flying Officer G. V. Syer (404544), 21st December, 1942;Pilot Officer N. G. II. Spark (413443), 14th January, 1943.


The following officers relinquish their commissions in theRoyal Australian Air Force with effect from the dates indi-cated:Flying Officer E. Forbes (3078) , 19th January, 1943;Pilot Officer A. W. Stewart (6G88) , .16th January, 1943.

The appointment of Pilot Officer A. L. Carter (5038) isterminated with effect from 14th January, 1943, on medicalgrounds.

RESERVE.

Chaplain ( Class 4) E. Jordan is transferred to the Reservewith effect frein Ist January, 1943.( Ex. Min. No. 43Approved l Oth February, 1943.)


DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.

Defence Act 1903 -1941, Section 63, and Civilian StaffRegulations.

Retirement. Herbert Hart, Storeliolder, Ordnance Branch,South Australia Line of Communication Area, is retiredfrom the Service as from the close of business on 1st February,1943, in accordance with the provisions of Civilian StaffRegulation 15.(Ex. :1 Tin. No. 28 Approved 10th February,194:3. )

Commonwealth Gazette 449 No. 32.-11th February, 1943

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERiICE.

PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.

fi1HEfollowing promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter ortelegram, within fourteen days of the date of this notification,, as follows :

(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State ;(b) if the promotion is to be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the

promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster- General's Department, in which case the officer shall lodge hisappeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney ;

(c) if the promotion is to be made in the Northern Territory :--(i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department

of Trade and Customs ;(ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Postmaster -

General's Department ;(iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra, in other cases.

An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.Under Section 50 (7A) of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a

provisional promotion notified hereunder by any officers who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, are absent onleave for war service.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each,except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the same Branch of a Department, whenone appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:(a) Superior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B.Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribedby Determinations.)

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

DEPARTBTENT OF TRADEQueensland.

AND CUSTOMS.

£

Mason, Thomas Wharf Examining Officer, Grade1 (£342 £414), Third Divi-sion, Landing Branch

Uptown Examining Officer (£378 - £450),Third Division, Landing Branch, vice A. J.Broad, promoted

466

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.Pensions, Maternity Allowances and Child Endowment Branch.

Queensland.Griffith, Stanley Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Divi-

sion, Pensions and MaternityExaminer, Grade 2 (£378 - £450), Third Divi-

sion, Widows' Pensions Section, Brisbane.420

Allowances Section, Brisbane New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No.42/1051)

Downey, Edward Ernest Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 (£306- Inquiry Officer, Grade 2 (£330- £366), Fourth 364£342 ), Fourth Division, ChildEndowment Section, Brisbane

Division, Widows' Pensions Section, Bris-bane. New office created (P.S.B. Certi-ficate No. 42/1051)

McDonald, Harriett Brereton . . Typist, Grade 1 (£844226),Fourth Division, Pensions and

Typist, Grade 2 (£234 - £242), Fourth Divi-sion, Child Endowment Section, Brisbane.

257

Maternity Allowances Section,Brisbane

Office reclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No.42/1062)

Evans, James FrederickWestern,

Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Divi-sion, Personnel Branch, Post -master - General's Department,Perth

Australia.Examiner, Grade 2 (£378- £450), Third Divi-

sion, Widows' Pensions Section, Perth.New office created (P.S.B. Certificate No .42/1051)

412

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Butterworth, Robert Irvine Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Divi-sion, Mail Branch I

Clerk (£378 £450), Third Division, Mail !Branch, vice J. Easton, seconded

484

Date ofPromotion.

11.2.43

11.2.43

11.2.43

I 11.2.43

Duties require detailed knowledge of Postal Rules and Regulations and Mail Branch procedure. Conduct of statistical work.

Millett, Brian Gerard Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi- Clerk (£264 £342), Third Division, Personnelsion, Engineering Branch, Branch, vice B. C. Barlow, promotedVictoria

Duties relate to the recording and indexing of files.

298

McFadden, William Patrick . Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi-sion, unattached

Clerk (£264 - £342), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order Accounts), vice

298

C. W. Harrison, retiredThe duties are those of Assistant Examiner of Postmaster's Forms 100 and associated statements.

Slattery, William Vincent Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1(£342 - £378), Third Division,Harden

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£396 - £432),Third Division, Mudgee, vice A. R. Black,promoted

430

Matthews, Kenneth Roy Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1(£342 £378), Third Division,Canberra City

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£396- £432),Third Division, Dubbo, vice C. E. Firth,promoted

430

Cousins, Harold George Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), ThirdDivision, Geelong, Victoria

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 - £378),Third Division, Tenterfieid, vice W. Sherriff,promoted

376

753.-2

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No. 32.-11th February, 1943. 450 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONS-continued.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted.

Sevenoaks, Gilbert George

Towzell, Edward George

Davis, Denis Mervyn . .

Face, Leopold Harvison

Dunn, James Edwin . .

Forsyth, William Joseph

1- Heiberg, Hilda Isabel

Sten, Eric Gunnar Alfred

Boggiss, Alan Charles Thomas

Clieetham, Tlioma.s

la.rtin, Walter Ambrose

McGregor, William Jolm

Simpson, Horace

Dent, Erie John

Nevin, Robert Laughlin

Carter, William Dipper Thomas

Kerwin, Kevin John . .

Martin, Stuart Milne . .

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT-con tin ved.

New South Wales- continued.Postal Clerk (£108- £330), Third

Division, Bellingen

Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256),Fourth Division, TelephoneBranch, Wagga Wagga

Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256),Fourth Division, Mail Branch

Postman (£S4- £256), FourthDivision, Mail Branch

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division, TelegraphBranch

Telegraph Messenger (£66 -£l 60),Fourth Division, Redfern

Assistant (Female), Grade 3(£202- £210), Fourth Division,Telephone Branch

Line Foreman, Grade i (£324£336), Fourth Division, Engi-neering Branch, Line Staff(South - Western Division).Mitchell, Queensland

Lineman, Grade 2 (£288),Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Line Staff (ArmidaleDivision), Quirindi

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£342 £378),Third Division, Macksville, vice W. R.Franklin, promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade i (£84 4272), FourthDivision, Wagga Wagga, vice C. J. Burke,dismissed

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), FourthDivision, Queanbeyan, vice R. J. Netting,promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), FourthDivision, Lake Cargelligo, vice J. C. Glen,promoted

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice L. N. McAleer,transferred

Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division,Telegraph Branch, vice J. A. Hodgson,promoted

Supervisor (Female) (£268 - £292), FourthDivision, Telephone Branch. Location ofposition changed from Petersham andvice J. S. Watson, transferred

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff( Wagga Wagga Division), Deniliquin,vice J. R. Wells, transferred

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324- £336), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(Armidale Division), Walcha, vice G. W.Uhrig, deceased

Duties include cable jointing and driving a motor vehicle.Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth

Division, Engineering Branch,Line Staff (Newcastle Divi-sion), Cessnock

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£324- £336), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch, Line Staff(Dubbo Division), Broken Hill, vice T.Barratt, transferred

Duties include cable jointing and driving a motor vehicle.

Pictoria.

Inspector (Unattached) (£594-£672), Third Division, PostalServices Branch, Central Staff

Postmaster, Grade 2 (£366-£450), Third Division, Heidel-berg

Senior Lineman (£285- £309),Fourth Division, EngineeringBranch, Line Staff, Metro-politan 3

Assistant Superintendent (Traffic) (£648-£720), Third Division, Mail Branch, viceC. H. Stacey, promoted

Postmaster, Grade 3 (£468- £558), ThirdDivision, Warracknabeal, vice W. E.Jennings, promoted

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff,Metropolitan 1

Cable jointing qualifications and ability to drive a motor vehicle desirable.

Sansom, Henry George Allen ..

Benson, Clarence Herbert.

Miller, Robert George

Queensland.

Clerk (£342- £414), Third Divi-sion, Accounts Branch(Cashier)

Money OrderClerk (£2644342), Third Divi-

sion, Accounts Branch (MoneyOrder Accounts)

Duties. -- ExaminationPostal Clerk (£108- £330), Fourth

Division, Unattached (Tele-graphist-in-training)

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£272), Fourth Division, Un-attached (Telegraphist-in -training)

Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),Fourth Division. Toowong

South

Assistant Superintending Engi-neer (£744 - £816), Third Divi-sion, Engineering Branch

Metropolitan Engineer (Lines)(£696- £768), Third Division,Engineering Branch

Postman (£84- £256), FourthDivision, Peterborough

Clerk (£378- £450), Third Division, AccountsBranch (Money Order Accounts), viceM. P. J. McCormack, transferred

Issuing Teller.Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, Accounts

Branch (General Accounts), vice MargaretJ. Timmins, retired

of Incidental Claims.Telegraphist (£108 £354),

Telegraph Branch, vicedismissed

Telegraphist (£108 £354),Telegraph Branch, vicetransferred

Fourth Division,V. Wotherspoon,

Fourth Division,C. J. McKnight,

Junior Assistant (£84- £1.68). Fourth Divi-sion, Telegraph Branch, vice K. T. Grant,transferred

Australia.Superintending Engineer (£888 - £1,012),

Third Division, Engineering Branch, viceJ. C. Garcia, promoted

Assistant Superintending Engineer (£744-£816), Third Division, Engineering Branch,vice H. G. A. Sansom, promoted

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), FourthDivision, Gawler, vice T. Shanahan, trans-ferred

Salary onPromotion.

376

306

274

298

131

131

315

394

370

370

754

502

394

484

388

280

280

101

Date ofPromotion.

11.2.4:3

11.2.43

11.2.43

996 11.2.43

850

131

Commonwealth Gazette 451

N 1tOMOT1ON S---continteed.

No. 32.- --11th February, 1943

Name. Present Designation and Statioi . Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S

WesternDEPARTMsrtfi --vont vnced .

Australia.Orr, James .. I%íail Officer (£844312), Fourth

Division, Mail BranchSenior Mail Officer, Grade 1 (£282- £318),

Fourth Division, Mail Branch, vice C. E.328 H.2.43

Rance, retiredRoger, Vivian Deirnis Postman (£84- £256), Fourth

Division, MaylandsPostal Clerk (£1084330), Fourth Division,

Bassendean, vice Elsie J. Tildsley, trans-ferred

268

Von Paleske, Ralph Dolutis Pearce Postman (£84- £356), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade I (1:84- £272), Fourth 266Division, Mount Lawley

Tam

Division, Moors, vice B. M. Porteous, dis-missed

ta'iia.Dorum, Henri lva Vincent Divisional Engineer (£6484720),

Third Division, EngineeringSupervising I Engineer (£696 - £768), Third

Division, Engineering Branch, vice F. H.778 11.2.43

Branch Ault, transferredRidgway, Mark Clerk (£342 - £414), Third Divi-

sion, SecondedClerk (£378 £450), Third Division, Accounts

Branch (General Accounts)466

Officer -in- Charge Examination of Accounts Sub - Section.Reardon, Geoffrey Owen Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160),

Fourth Division, BurnieJunior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi-

sion, Personnel Branch, vice T. R. Barnes,transferred

113

The salary on promotion of J. B. Bell, appearing in Gazette of 3rd September, 1942, should read " £304 " in lieu of " £292 ".The salary on promotion of D. K. Taylor, appearing in Gazette, No. 21 of 28th January, 1943, should read " £334 " in lieu of "£300 "

and the salary of the position to which promoted should read " £254- £342 " in lieu of " £2704342 ".In the notification of the provisional promotion of Geoffrey Blake, appearing in Gazette of 28th January, 1943, the position to

which promoted should road Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Child Endowment Section, vice A. C. H.arward, transferred.The notification of the provisional promotion of Michael John Clifford, appearing in Gazette of 19th November, 1942, is hereby

withdrawn, the officer named having been permitted to decline the promotion.The notification of the provisional promotion of Dorothy G. Cotton, appearing in Gazette of 31st December, 1942, is hereby withdrawn.

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :

DEPARTMENT OR THE TREASURY.

L. H. 'Webster and C. M. Piggott, appearing in Gazette of 17th December, 1942.

J. C. :McGuinness, H.Gazette of 10th December, 19

A. L. Bridle, D. G.Gazette of 17th December, 1

R. W. Morison and J.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

F. Chapman, R. W. Head, T. H. S. Kirby, S. N. Rowell, H. J. Ryan and J. E. W. Young, appearing in42.McLean, A. Townsend, W. J. Ward, S. F. Davey, F. W. R. Davidson and R. T. Roberts, appearing in942.O. Dixon, appearing in Gazette of 7th January, 1943.

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

$.1S Excellency the Governor- General in Council hasapproved of the recommendation of tile- Public Service

Board No. 38 of 14th January, 1.943, that in pursuance ofthe provisions of section 43 of the Public Service Act, EricArthur _Me :ib, Constable (£.324 £420), Police Branch, Department of the Administrator, Public Service of the NorthernTerritory, be transferred as Assistant Inquiry Officer(£306 -£342 ), Investigation Branch, South Australia, for aperiod of two years or the duration of the war, whicheveris the shorter. -- (Ex. Alin. No. 5.)

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.Creation,. of New Offices.Two of Cadet Biochemist, Third

Division, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine(Sydney), with limits of salary of minimum £96 and maxi-mum 1318. subject to variation in pursuance of regulation106a. (Ex. Min. No. 6.)

POSTMAS'l.'ER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.CENTRAL STArr.

Office Created. --A new office of Inspector, Third Division,has been created in the Postal Services Branch with limits ofsalary of ininiuiuin £558 and maximum £630, subject tovariation in pursuance of regulation 106A.

Officeice Abolished.The office of Clerk (£522-1594 ) , ThirdDivision, Postal Services Branch, last occupied by H. W.Liston has been abolished.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Offices Oreuted. -- Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Waratah;Monitor, Fourth Division, Albury; Telephonist, Fourth Divi-sion, Mittagong. Two offices of Telephonist, Fourth Division,at each of the following localities : Barellan, Eugowra,Gula.rganilione, The Entrance, Warren, Dorrigo, Lake Car -gelligo.

Office Abolished. The office of Postal Assistant, Grade 1,Fourth. Division, Waratah, occupied by F. L. Woollett, hasbeen abolished.

Office Reclassified.The classification of the office of Typist,Fourth Division, Stores Branch, occupied by G. A. Roberts.has been raised from Grade .1 to Grade 2.

VICTORIA.

Offices Created. Line Foreman, Grade 2. Fourth Division,Engineering Branch, Line Staff (South eastern Division),Sale; Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1, Fourth Division, Mechani-cal Section of the Engineering Branch; two offices of SeniorMechanic, Fourth Division, Mechanical Section of the Engi-neering Branch ; Mechanic, Gracie 2, Fourth Division,Mechanical Section of the Engigeering Branch; Assistant(Female) , Grade 3, Fourth Division, Shepparton; Telephonist,Fourth Division, Mior«ell; two offices of Telephonist, FourthDivision, at each of the following localities: Ultima, Winehel-ea, Beecltworth, Bright, Cohuna, Corryong, Cressy, Lome,Mount Macedon, Myrtleford, Pakenham East, Yea.

Offices Abolished. The office of Senior Mechanic, FourthDivision, Mechanical Section, Engineering Branch, occupiedby John Plunket has been abolished; the office of Clerk(£3424414), Third Division, General Accounts Section,Accounts Branch, occupied by Francis William Hyland hasbeen abolished.

No. 32.-11th February, 1943

QUEENSLAND.

Offices Created.-New office of Traffic Officer, Third Divi-sion, bas been created at Toowoomba with limits of salaryof minimum £342 and maximum £414, subject to variationin pursuance of regulation 106A; Machinist (Female), Grade2, Fourth Division, Money Order Accounts Section, AccountsBranch; Postmaster, Grade 2, Third Division, West End;Postal Clerk, Fourth Division, Woolloongabba; two offices ofTelephonists, Fourth Division, have been created at each ofthe following localities :- Laidley, Clermont, Wailangarra,Killarney, Crows Nest, Millmerran, Cleveland, Mitchell,Kilcoy, Rosewood, Cooroy, Forest Hill, Gin Gin, Beenleigh,Biggenden, Dirranbandi, Maleny, Tara, Texas.

Office Abolished. -The office of Senior Machinist (Female) ,Grade 1, Fourth Division, Money Order Accounts Section,Accounts Branch, last occupied by Annie R. Hartshorn hasbeen abolished.

Office Reclassified. -The classification of the office of SeniorMechanic, Fourth Division, Charleville, occupied by H. G. W.Moore, has been raised to Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1.

Sou m AUSTRALIA.Office Reclassified. -The office of Senior Mechanic, Fourth

Division. Port Lincoln, occupied by F. A. N. Cellier, has beenraised to Foreman Mechanic, Grade 1.

TASMANIA.

Office Created.- Postal Assistant (Mail), Fourth Division.Launceston.

Office Abolished. -The office of Postal Assistant, Grade 3(Mail Room) , Fourth Division, Launceston, last occupied by

Gordon Maxwell Young, has been abolished. -(Ex. Min. Nos.3, 4 and 8.)

PROMOTIONS -- COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1941.

T11E Public Service Board has -

(1) Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions asnotified in the Gazettes indicated: - Newman Nanki-vell Dobson Pusey, Lindsay Clyde AlIen Coleman,George Robert Andersen, 1st October, 1942; GeorgeAshton, 10th December, 1942; Irene Ellen Roache,31st December, 1942; Thomas Mitchell Cairns, 7thJanuary, 1943.

(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotionsas notified in the Gazettes indicated: CharlesFrederick Green, 1st October, 1942 ; Ernest JosephBarrow, 29th October, 1942.

(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers, as shown:-

PRIDME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Auditor- General's Office, New South Wales.Albert Telfer Brown, Clerk (£264-£342), Third

Division, Accounts Branch, Money Order Accounts,Postmaster- General's Department, New South Wales,as Clerk (Audit) , Grade 2 (£300-£366), Third Divi-sion, vice H. B. Parker, promoted, with salary at therate of £376 per annum ; to take effect from 29thOctober, 1942.

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.

Queensland.Frederick John Hamilton Lowry, Aeradio Operator

(£120-1378), Fourth Division, Townsville, ElectricalEngineering Branch, Radio Section (Operating), asAeradio Operator -in- Charge, Grade 1. (£414- £450) ,Fourth Division, Townsville, Electrical EngineeringBranch, Radio Section (Operating), vice new officecreated ( P.S.B. Certificate No. 40/892) ,. with salaryat the rate of £436 per annum ; to take effect froml st October, 1942.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

APPOINTMENTS, RETIREMENTS ANDDISMISSALS.

THE following appointments, retirements and dismissals arenotified by the Public Service Board:-

APPOINTMENTS.DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.

Victoria.Assistant (,Small Animals Depot), Fourth. Di:visi-on.. --- Leslie

Roy Woodman, Norman Richard Stone.

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DEPARTMENT OF TITE NAVY.

Victoria.Clerk, Third Division. - William George Fergusson Anderson.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND SHIPPING.

Victoria.Clerk, 7'li.ird Division.- James Vallins Knight.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.

New South Wales.Clerk, Third Division.- Kevin Vincent Fox.

POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Telepphonisf, Fourth Division.- Heather Elizabeth Briggs.

Queensland.Labourer, Grade 1, Fourth Division.. -- Alfred John Stratford.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. -John Raymond

Dale, Harold Keith Hunter, Harold Charles Cowan.

South Australia.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. -James Bernard

'f'il) pins, Malcolm John Darling.

Western. Australia.Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth, Division.- Joyce

Christian Shaw.Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division.- Brenton James

Schofield, Mervyn Harris Hill.

Tasmania.Telegraph Messenger. Fourth Division,- Leslie Francis

Hudson.

RETIREMENTS.DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Canberra.Section 49. -Nancy Violet Forbes, Machinist (Female) ,

Grade 2. as from the close of business on 19th December, 1942.

Taxation Branch, Victoria.Section 49.- Patricia Evelyn Maloney, Assistant (Female) ,

Grade 1, as from the close of business on 7th December, 1942.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Nec South TVales.Section 49.- Marjorie Violet Price, Phonogram Attendant,

Grade 1, as from the close of business on 9th January, 1943;Esme May Orman, Typist, Grade 1, as from the close ofbusiness on 7th October, 1942.

Section 85 (1) .-Frederick Tufñu, Foreman Mechanic,Grade 3, as from the close of business on 27th April, 1943.

Section 85 (2).-John Wills, Line Inspector, as from theclose of business on 2nd April, 1943; James Harvey Poole,Mechanic, Grade 2, as from the close of business on 6thApril, 1943; Joseph Francis McGlinn, Telegraphist, as fromthe close of business on 10th April, 1943; William HenryJulian. Postmaster, Grade 2, as from Othe close of businesson 20th April, 1943.

Victoria.Section 49.-Erna Jean 011e, Telephonist, as from the close

of business on 26th December, 1942.Section 67.- Walter James Pritchard, Mail Officer, as from

the close of business on 7th January, 1943.Section 85 (1) .- William Herbert Maulen Crook, Lineman,

Grade I, as from the close of business on 28th January, 1943.

Queensland.Section 49.-Clarice May Peace Bird, Telephonist, as' from

the close of business on 9th January, 1943.Section 85 (2) .- Thomas Charles Nichols, Mail Officer, as

from the close of business on 13th February, 1943.

Western Australia.Section 49.- Marjorie Rita Hortin, Telephonist, as from

the close of business on 17th December, 1942.Section 67.- Ernest Thomas Kershaw, Postal Assistant,

Grade 2. as from the close of business on 22nd February, 1943.

Commonwealth Gazette 453 No. 32.- --11th February, 1943

DISMISSALS.POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.Section 55. Phillip Dudley Cregan, Telegraph Messenger.

r., from the close of business on 5th February, 1943.Victoria.

Section 55. Joseph Demartin, Telegraph Messenger, asfrom the close of business on 4th February, 1943.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board..

EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No. 2446.FOR APPOI1tiTBMENT OR TRANSFER AS CARD PUNCHER (FEMALE, )

FOURTH DIVISION, STATISTICIAN'S BRANCH, DEPARTMENTOF THE TREASURY, CANBERRA.

Held 30th January, 1943.THE following candidates were successful at the examination.

The eligibility of the successful candidates for appointment willcease on 10th February, 1944.

Orderof

Merit.Name.

1 Haggett, Daphne Hilda May2 Broadhurst, June Elizabeth3 Percival, Marie Cecilia .

4 Thomas, Frances Adelaide ..5 Fowler, Lorna Betty ..6 Gaughwin, Myra Isabel .

7 Vest, Myre Frances8 Seward, Betty Margaret

TotalMarks.

234227217213211190185169


Examinations Nos. 2409 and 2428.FOR PROMOTION OR TRANSFER AS TELEGRAPHIST, FOURTH

DIVISION.THE undermentioned officer was successful at the above

examinations, and is regarded as having qualified on5th December, 1.942, for promotion or transfer as Tele-graphist, Fourth Division, in pursuance of Part II. of theConditions of 11 ecru itruent and Advancement of Tele-g ra phi StS :

VICTORIA.Staley. Ian George Eligible until 30th September, 1945.


Examination No. 2369.FOR APPOINTMENT OR TRANSFER AS LINEDIAN- Iw- TRA.ININo, POST -

31-ASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, VICTORIA.

Held 29th November, 1941, and subsequent dates.

A DDENDU31.

THE list of successful candidates which was published in CUM-monwealth Gazette No. 45, dated 12th February, 1942, is

amended by the addition of the following :

Orderof

Merit..Name. Total

Marks.

VICTORIA.

Candidates from without the Service.4A Mitchell, Lionel George 415


NOTIFICATIONI'PI.ICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the

Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transferto the positions named in the appended schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Service of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwradtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or morevacancies a separate application should be forwarded inrespect of each position sought except where the positionsapplied for are of similar classification and in the sameBranch of a Department, e.g., positions of Postmaster, LinesStaff positions, &c., when one application covering suchpositions will be accepted.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, thefollowing particulars should be set out at the- foot of thea ppl ication :

Full naine (block letters) .

DesignationStandard salary scaleOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length of serviceSalary (per annum )Date granted last increment .

OF VACANCIES.Other applicants should slate full names, date, year and

place of birth. and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should giveparticulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas.references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded1 i the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified Value of aposition, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position willbe Made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is nut incumbent on Departments to provide quarters.which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may bet ransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfur an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within theconditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notPermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such- fares (includ-ing, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Salary.:Closing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.Superannuation Board Office.

. . j £241 to £257Examiner (Female) (£213 £234),* Fourth I CanberraDivision (three positions)

Duties. Examination of returns in respect of contributions.NOTE. The successful applicants will be transferred on a temporary basis and if in receipt of salary less than the maximum of the

position, higher duties allowance will be paid in accordance with the prescribed conditions.

.. ! 25th February, I The Secretary, Department1943 I of the Treasury, Canberra

* Salary scale under Arbitration Determination No. I of 1943, as from 28th February, 1943, £218 -2250 (£241 to £273, actual rates).t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation106e or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations iu accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected. Such rates include cost of living increase payable on and from 12th November, 1942.

No. 3 2.---1.1th February, 1943 454 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES vontisnued.

Position, Salary Scale t and DIvisiou. Locality. Salary.:Olosing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

To whom Applicationsmuet be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.Pensions, Maternity Allowances and Child Endo70 1]1e12t Branch, Queensland.

Checker (Female) (£186- £194), FourthDivision, Widows' Pensions Section

Brisbane .. £209 to £217 25th February,1943

The Deputy Commissionerof Pensions, Brisbane

Assistant (Female), Grade 1 (£84- £178), Brisbane £101 to £201Fourth Division, Widows' PensionsSection

Assistant, Grade 4 (£280 £312), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch, CostingSection

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-£272),Fourth Division (two positions)

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.£314 to £346 ..Sydney . 25th February,

1943

Duties Check of Tool Registers.

Queensland.Yandina ! £101 to £306

Mossman I

District Allowance : Mossman, Grade III.

Tasmania.

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Sydney

251

th February, The Deputy Director, Posts1943 1 and Telegraphs, Brisbane

Postal Assistant, Grade 2 (£2644312), Latrobe £298 to £346 1 25th February,Fourth Division I 1 1943

Applications must have passed the test for promotion as Postal Assistant, Grade 2.

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Hobart

t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determination.# The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Servi C(' Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected. Such rates include cost of living increase payable ou and from 1.2th November, 1942.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1933.NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND

in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales(No. 214 of 1941. Re WILLIAM CHARLES PRICE, of 38Victoria- street, Bondi Junction, and previously carryingon business at 183 Newland- street, Bondi Junction,builders' supplier.APREFERENTIAL Dividend of 20s. in the £1 and a first

dividend to ordinary creditors is intended to be declaredin the above matter. Creditors who have not proved theirclaims by the first day of March, 1943, will be excluded fromthis dividend.

Dated this second day of February, 1943.V. C. BEAR, Trustee.

V. C. Bear & Horsfield, 11c Castlereagh- street, Sydney.1667

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland.

DEBTOR'S NameAwn-on JOHN CLAYTON.

Address Formerly of Atherton and Innisfail, but atpresent of Townsville, mechanic.

Number -3 of 1942.Date fixed for hearing-26th February, 1943.

1668 .1. SHANNON, Registrar.

Part XII.I]] the assigned estate of SHERMAN and DOYLE, of Corowa,

in the State of New Sentii Wales, contractors (No. 233 of1940).NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a

first and final dividend to creditors in the above estateand that any creditor who has not lodged a proof of debt atmy office, Dean - street, Albury, on or before the thirteenthday of February, 1943, will be excluded from this dividend.

Dated at Albury this third day of February, 1943.1669 DONALD L. YOUNG, Trustee.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

l:n the matter of NORMAN STANLEY LITTLE, of 27 Acacia -street, Belmore, builder.

NOTICE: is hereby given that a third dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepaid to those creditors who have proved their claims on orbefore the first day of March, 1943.

Dated this third day of February, 1943.V. C. BEAR, Trustee.

V. C. Bear & Horsfield. llc Castlereagh- street, Sydney.1670

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of GEORGE SYLVESTOR DONLEY, of Leppington,motor garage proprietor.NOTICE . is hereby given that a second and final dividend

is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendNvill be paid to those creditors who have proved their claimson or before the first day of March, 1943.

Dated this third day of February, 1943.V. C. BEAR, Trustee.

V. C. Bear & Horsfield, 1 l Castlereagh- street, Sydney.1671

APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory.DEBTOR'S Name- -DAVID HENRY MACI {EY.

Address -88 Anzac parade, Kensington, formerly of 5Anderson- street, Kingsford.

Number S.129 of 1939.Court Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -16th March, 1943.

COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR ORDER OFDISCHARGE.

1)ebtor's Name- 13ALPHEn WILLLIATI NOTLEY.Address -49 Fitzroy -road, Lambton.Description Electrician.Number S.111 of 1942.CourtBankruptcy.

'Date fixed for hearing -16th March, 1943.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's name EDWARD PATRICK BRODERIC .

Address Tamworth, formerly of Bega.Description Mercer.Number S.13 of 1930.Date of order -26th June, 1942.Nature of order Discharge suspended till 31st January.

1943.Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge Proof

of facts (a), (b), (c), (d) and (f) of section 119 (7)..T. T. KEANEY. Registrar.

l et February, 1943. 1 673

Commonwealth Gavitbe

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory.DEBTOR'S Name-- VERLiz MenrrrA BALL and ALr$oNSo

GUY CAMPBELL TEWKSBU3.Y and in the separate estateof \TERLm M.ABITTA BALL.

Address -31 Nile- street, Mayfield.Number-S.204 of 1937.Court- Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -16th March, 1943.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's name ARTHUR BUNN.

Address- Charles street, Young Wallsend.Description- Miner.Number-S.300 of 1.933.Date of order -- -27tH November, 1942.Nature of order - Discharge suspended for two months.Ground for refrisai of absolute order of dischage -Proof

of fact (a) of section 119 (7) .J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.

2nd February, 1943. 1672

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory.EBTOR'S Name -JOHN CHARLES YOUNG.

Description - Share farmer.Address -95 Woolwich-road, Woolwich, formerly of Albion

Park, Tullibigeal.N umber -S.42 of 1940.Court- Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -16tì1 March, 1943.

Debtor's Name- LEONARD WELLINGTON ALEXANDER.address -460 Oxford- street, Paddington.Number -.S.15 of 1931.Court - Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing- --16th March, 1943.

1674 J. T. KEANEY, Registrar.

NOTICE OF DEED.Part XI.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia..Re WILFRED JAcr STEER, of Wilkawatt, farmer, a Debtor.NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenauied debtor has

executed a deed of assignment to George Curtis Peters,of Albion Iíouse, Waymou.tll- street, Adelaide, in the State ofSouth Australia, and the sanie is noir' lying for inspectionand execution at the office of the said George Curtis Peters, ofAlbion House, Waymouth- street, Adelaide, aforesaid.

Dated this 2nd day of February, 1943.1675 G. C. PETERS, Trustee.

. APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.111 the Court of Bankruptcy. District of Victoria.

EBTOR'S Name --- JOSEPH LEBER.

Address -12 Gerard - street, Caulfield, and carrying on busi-ness at Nicholas Buildings, Swarrston- street, Melbourne.

Description Dental mechanic and dealer in stamps.Number-S.241 of 1939.Date fixed for hearing -5th March, 1943.

1670 CHAS. E. TROYAIIN. Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No, S.52of 1939 ).-Re bankrupt estate of WALTER OLIVER LANGDON,of 40 Molle- street, Hobart in Tasmania, labourer.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first

dividend in the above matter. Creditors who have notlodged their proofs of debt with me on or before the 25th dayof February, 1943, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this fourth day of February, 1943.J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.

1 1 !) Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania. 1677

ORDER OF DISCHARGE.TN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australiaj (No. 94 of 1931).-Re FREDERICK JOHN WATERS, of

Edithburgh, labourer.- Summary case.Date of order of discharge-17th July, 1942.Nature of order - Discharge granted subject to payment of

£7 9s. 2d. outstanding fees (paid 22nd January, 1943.)1679 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

455 No. 32,--11th February, 1943

NOTICE OF DEED.Part XI.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.-(No. of 1943 ) . -Re HENRY JOHN MCKENNA, of

Kyancutta, farmer, a. Debtor.N-OTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed debtor has

executed a deed of assignment to George Curtis Peters,of Albion House, Waymouth-street, Adelaide, in the State ofSouth Australia, and the same is now lying for inspectionand execution at the office of the said George Curtis Peters,of Albion House, Waymouth- street, Adelaide, aforesaid.

Dated this 3rd day of February, 1943.16178 G. C. PETERS, Trustee.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. S.42of 1930) . -Re bankrupt estate of CECIL PLUMMER, of Sorellin Tasmania, farmer and labourer.NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a first

dividend in the above matter. Creditors who have notlodged their proofs of debt with me on or before the 24th dayof February, 1943, will be excluded from the dividend.

Dated this third day of February, 1943.J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.

119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania. 1680

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.ln the Court of Bankruptcy, District. of Southern Queensland.

EBTOR'S Name -EDWIN CLAUDE HEr.TON .

Address Formerly of Augathella, but now residing atSixth- avenue, Sandgate, Queensland.

Description-Storekeeper.Number -1 of 1942.Date fixed for hearing -5th March, 1943.

Debtor's NaTne- RONALD WILLIAM BRANDON.Address - Belmont, Queensland.Description - Builder.Number-4 of 1940.Date fixed for hearing -12tíì March, 1943.

1081 J. T. JOHNSTONE, Deputy Registrar.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.I1\ the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

,í (No. 31 of 1938).-Re ER NEST ROY ROSSER, formerlycarrying on business at 438 Fitzgerald street. North Perth,butcher.

Date of paltion -25th November, 1938.Date of sequestration order -28th November, 1933.Nature of order -By order dated 15th December, 1942;

discharge suspended until 20s. in the £1 paid on unsecuredliabilities.

Date of order of discharge -28th January, 1943.G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar.

2nd February, 1943. 1682

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia

(No. 124 of 1935) . -Re GILBERT DUGGIN, of Pygery,formerly farmer, now out of business.-Summary case.

Date and place of hearing of application for discharge -5th March, 1943, at half -past Ten a.m., at BankruptcyCourt. Adelaide.

1683 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland(No. 20 of 1942) . -Re Vicron GEORGE FORD, formerlytrading as Northern Tyre Service, at McLeod and Florencestreets, Cairns.

AFOURTH Dividend is intended to be declared in thisestate. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs

of debt with me on or before 8th March, 1943. will be excludedfrom this dividend.

J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Offices, Brisbane, 5th February, 1943. 1684

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland(No. 15 of 1942).-Re WILLIAM SELBY JONES, of Boulia,in the State of Queensland, storekeeper.

A SECOND Dividend is intended to be declared in theabove matter. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the twenty -fifth day of February, 1943, will beexcluded from dividend.

Dated this fourth day of February, 1943.R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.

Customs House, Townsville, 1686

No. 32.--11th February, 1943 468

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland(No. 35 of 1942 ).Re Mrs. D. B'UCKLEY, of Quarry Siding,Edge Hill, Cairns, in the State of Queensland.

Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th February,1943, at Court House, Cairns, at Eleven a.m.

R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.Customs House, Townsville. 1685

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. S.2 of 1943 ).Re DOUGLAS HARRY BLACK, of c/oSilver Top Taxi Services Pty. Ltd., of 189 Flinders- street,Adelaide, taxi driver.

Date of first meeting of creditors -25th February, 1943, atEleven a.m.. at Official Receiver's Office, CommonwealthBank Building, King William- street, Adelaide.

Date of public examination -10th March, 1943, at half -pastTen a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Supreme Court Rending.Adelaide.

NOTE.All debts due to the above -named estate should bepaid to me.

GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 5th February, 1943. 1687

IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(No. S.3 of 1943 ) .Re ALLAN MODONALD, of 58 Davidterrace, Kilkenny, rigger. Summary case.

Date of petition -30th January, 1943.Date of sequestration order -5th February, 1943.Date of first meeting of creditors -18th February, 1943, at

Official Receiver's Office, Commonwealth Bank Building,King William- street, Adelaide.

Date of public examination -3rd March, 1943, at half -pastTen a.m., at Bankruptcy Court. Supreme Court Building.Adelaide.

NOTE. All debts due to the above estate should be paidto me.

GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.Adelaide, 5th February, 1943. 1688

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

(No. S.62 of 1942).Re PEARL CLIvii, BRUNZEN ELLISON,of Windsor and Lithgow, storekeeper.

ICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to beN

OTICEin this matter. The dividend will be payable

to those creditors who have proved their claims on or beforethe twenty -fifth day of February, 1943.

Dated this eleventh day of February, 1943.PARSONS, ANDERSON & CO., agents for the Trustees,

Carrington- street, Sydney. 1690

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.Part XII.

In the matter of a deed of arrangement (being a deed ofassignment) between FREDERICK DAVID KILLE., grocer,Tera.ria- street, Lismore, and his creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that a third and final dividend

is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividendwill be payable only to those creditors who have proved theirclaims on or before 25th February, 1943. Creditors who havenot proved their claims on or before that date will beexcluded from such dividend.

Dated at Sydney this eleventh day of February, 1943.HUNGERFORD, SPOONER & CO., agents for the Trustees,

Dalton House, 115 Pitt - street, Sydney. 1689

Part XLDistrict of Western Australia (No. `222 of 1931).In the

matter of FRANK GAYTON HIGHAM and HAROLD BATEMANHIGHAM (trading as J. J. and F. G. Higham Y. of Fremantle,land agents.

ATHIRD Dividend is intended to be declared in theabove matter. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the twenty -fifth day of February, 1943. will beexcluded from dividend.

Dated this 6th day of February, 1943.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.6 The Esplanade. Perth. 1691


SEQLTESTR ATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

N0. 5 of 1943. Re bankrupt estate of WThLIAas THORNTONTUCKER, of 122 Acland- street, St. Kilda, temporary

public servant.Summary case.Date of petition -3rd February, 1943.Date of sequestration order -3rd February, 1943.Date and place of first aneeting of creditors -16th Feb -

ruary, 1943, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver'sOffice. Melbourne.

No. G of 1943. Re bankrupt estate of MURRAY \VESTON, of 16Philip- street, Long Gully, Bendigo, labourer. Summarycase.

Date of petition -4th February, 1943.Date of sequestration order -4th February, 1943.Date and place of first meeting of creditors -18th Feb-

ruary, 1943, at half -past Two p.m., at Law Courts,Bendigo.

All debts due to the above estates should be paid to me.

A. McKINNON, Official Receiver.450 Lae Courts- plate. Melbourne, 8th February, 1943.

1692

Pl -BLIC EXAMINATIONS.In "the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

O. 46 of 1942. RC MICHAEL JOHN O'KEEFE, formerly OfBirchip, farmer, but now of 10 Holmes- street, Ballarat.

labourer. Summary case.Date of public examination -16th February, 1943, at half

past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.No. 35 of 1942. Re OLIVE KINCAID ATKINSON, of 63 Bay -road,

Sandringham. ill the State of Victoria, boarding -house pro-prietor.

Date of public examination -17th February, 1943, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

No. SS of 1942. Re CHARLES STUART BRow'x. of McKillop-,treet. (leelong, painter.

Date of public examination -18tíí February. 1943. at half-past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

No. 64 of 1942. Re JOSEPH AMBROSE STRETCH, of 75 Church -street, Geelong West, in Victoria, builder and contractor.Summary case.

Date of public examination-19th February. 1943, at half-pa:-.1. Ten a.nm., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

NO. 55 of 1942. Re JOHN 11IACAUSLAND Ross. of . Teparit, inthe State of Victoria, farmer.Summary case.

Date of public examination -16th February. 1943, atThree p.m.. at the Court House, Jeparit.

A. 11IoKINNON, Official Receiver.450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, 8th February, 1943.

1693

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Defence .. .. 444Defence Staff changes . . 445Public Service

Staff changes 449Notifications of examinations 453Results 453

Vacancies 453Bankruptcy notices 454

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