[2071] JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Premier's Department, Perth, 21st November, 1940. HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of tim appoint- ment of Richard Harry Nash, Esquire, of Trades Hall, Perth, and 18 Bedford avenue, Subiaco, as a Justice of the Peace for the State of \Vestcrn Australia. L. E. SHAPCOTT, Tinder Secretary Premier's Department. FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Orders have been issued in accordance with section 7, sub- section (1) of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act, 1930-1934, which reads as follows: A Stay Order shall direct that no action, execu tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default for breach of covenant under any mortgage or other security for money, or under an agreement for sale and purchase of land, or other process or proceed- ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with, or put in force against the farmer or any of the farmer's assets, whether utilised in connection with or form- ing portion of the assets comprised in his farming business or not, during the operation of such Stay Order: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, any action may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, be instituted and/or carried on against the farmer but not beyond judgment. Granted under Section 11. (Writing down or suspension of Debts.) Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address, and Date of Order. Mouritzen, Albert Christian, Wandei-ing; Haddock, Peter Daniel, Morawa; 13th November, 1940. All claim against these farmers to be forwarded to the Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth. W. A. WHITE, Dire eto,-. - .1)15 OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.] 1 'i;*tf LEEOISTTRED AT TS )SENECAL POST OPPICE, PERTH, SOC T5tAN5MISSON ST POST AS A cEwsrApsa.J THE AUDIT ACT, 1904. The Treasury, Treasury No. 906/40. Perth, 18th November, 1940. IT is hereby published, for general information, that Mr. A. C. Waite has been appointed Reccivci- of Revenue for the State Insurance Office, during the absence of Mr. L. A. Bell, for the pemiod 12th to the 25th November, 1940. A. J. REID, Under Treasurer. STATE INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT, 1937-1939 (Section 206). Incouie TaxLicensed Vendors of Income Tax. Stamps. Taxation Department, Perth, 13th November, 1940. THE following persons have been licensed as vçndors, namely: License No. 1Mrs. L. M. A. Newton, 68 High Street, Freinantle. License No. 2Mr. Chas. Massey, Kalgoorlie. License No. 3M. Cappem-, 24 South terrace, Fre- mantle. License No. 4A. Kapp, Kalgoorlic. License No. 5S. 0. Snell, Moorn. License No. 6Hocking & Co., Ltd., Kalgoorlie. License No. 7D. Lowson, C.M.L. Buildings, Slier- wood Court, Perth. License No. 8D. Lovson, Au-ways House, St. George's terrace, Perth. License No. 9The Methodist Book Depot, Queen's Buildings, Perth. License No. 10\V. A. Morley, 526 Hay street, Perth. License No. 11Chas. Massey, 51 Burt street, Boulder. License No. 12Knipe Bros., Ardath. License No. 13M. E. Rose, No. 10 Second Floor, City Mutual Buildings, Perth. M. D. MEARS, Commissioner of Taxation. No. 55.] PERTH : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. [1940.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,
Perth, 21st November, 1940.HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of tim appoint-ment of Richard Harry Nash, Esquire, of Trades Hall,Perth, and 18 Bedford avenue, Subiaco, as a Justiceof the Peace for the State of \Vestcrn Australia.
L. E. SHAPCOTT,Tinder Secretary Premier's Department.
FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with section 7, sub-section (1) of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act,1930-1934, which reads as follows:
A Stay Order shall direct that no action, execution, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbreach of covenant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, or under an agreement for saleand purchase of land, or other process or proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with, or putin force against the farmer or any of the farmer'sassets, whether utilised in connection with or form-ing portion of the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during the operation of such StayOrder: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried on against the farmer butnot beyond judgment.
Granted under Section 11.(Writing down or suspension of Debts.)
Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address, andDate of Order.
Mouritzen, Albert Christian, Wandei-ing; Haddock,Peter Daniel, Morawa; 13th November, 1940.
All claim against these farmers to be forwarded tothe Director, Temple Court, William street, Perth.
W. A. WHITE,Dire eto,-.
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]
1 'i;*tf
LEEOISTTRED AT TS )SENECAL POST OPPICE, PERTH, SOC T5tAN5MISSON ST POST AS A cEwsrApsa.J
THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,
Treasury No. 906/40. Perth, 18th November, 1940.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. A. C. Waite has been appointed Reccivci- ofRevenue for the State Insurance Office, during theabsence of Mr. L. A. Bell, for the pemiod 12th to the25th November, 1940.
A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.
STATE INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT,1937-1939 (Section 206).
Incouie TaxLicensed Vendors of Income Tax.Stamps.
Taxation Department,Perth, 13th November, 1940.
THE following persons have been licensed as vçndors,namely:
License No. 1Mrs. L. M. A. Newton, 68 High Street,Freinantle.
wood Court, Perth.License No. 8D. Lovson, Au-ways House, St.
George's terrace, Perth.License No. 9The Methodist Book Depot, Queen's
Buildings, Perth.License No. 10\V. A. Morley, 526 Hay street, Perth.License No. 11Chas. Massey, 51 Burt street, Boulder.License No. 12Knipe Bros., Ardath.License No. 13M. E. Rose, No. 10 Second Floor,
City Mutual Buildings, Perth.M. D. MEARS,
Commissioner of Taxation.
No. 55.] PERTH : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. [1940.
Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 21st November, 1940.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointnicuts:-
Ex. Co. 2168; P.S.C'. 7S1/40:E. A. Coleman, SeniorInspector, Education Department, to he Chief inspector,as from 16th Noveniber, 1940;
Ex. Co. 216S; P.S.C. 782/40:T. S. Edmoudson, In-spector, Education Department, to be Senior inspector,as from 36th November, 1940;
Ex. Co. 2174; P.5.0. 6/40:P. Stanley, Chief Drafts-man, Forests Department, to be Chief Draftsman, Landsand Surveys Department, as from 18th November,1940;
Ex. Co. 2172; F.S.C. 443/40:J. N. A. Grace, Min-eralogist and Chemist, Government Chemical Labora-tory, Mines Department, to he Supervising Chemist(Mineralogy, Mineral Technology, and Geo-ChemistrySection), as from 14th November, 1940;
Ex. Co. 885; P.5G. 348/40:harold Arthur Nell,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be As-sistant Inspector, Metropolitan Water Supply Depart-ment, as from 1st April, 1940;
Ex. Co. 1868; P.S.C. 709/40 :Joba Horace Harding,under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be As-sistant Biometrician, Forests Department, as from lstOctober, 1940.
GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.
AMENDMENT TO CLASSIFICATION.
(As from a date to be fixed bp the Public Service Commissioner.)
* Applications are also en led under section 29 of the Public Service Act.Limit fixed (f462) under Clause 10 of Clerical Agreement.
§ Limit fixed (f582) under Clause 8 of Professional Agreement.¶ Applicants should furnish evidence of their ability to organise and supervise all forms of Manual Training and
Craft work.Applications ace called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1901, and are to be addressed to the Public Service
Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the o9ices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments
GEO. W SIMPSONPublic Service Commissioner.
GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.
Crown Law Department,Perth, 21st November, 1940.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the undermcntioiicd appoint-ments:
W. H. Nairn as Acting Deputy Mastem- of the SupremeCourt, the duties to be pem-fornied by tIme said ActingDeputy Master to be those of a Master under theAdministi-ation Act, 1903-1934, passing and allow-ance of accounts and such other matters as may heallotted to him by the Master or Acting Master;
\V. H. Nairn as a Registrar for the pumpose of timeBills of Sale Act, 1899, and its amendments untilfurther notice;
M. P. Copley as Acting Clerk of the Local Court,Acting Clerk to Magistrates, Bunbury; Acting Clerkof the South-Western Court of Session, and ActingElectoral Registrar for the South-West Province andBunburv Electoral District, during the absence of A. B.Smith, on leave;
S. J. Wightmau as Electoral Registrar for the Roe-bourne Electoral District;
L. Gregory as Acting Clerk of the Local Court andActing Clerk to Magistrates, Toodyay, during the ab-sence of H. E. Clark, on leave;
J E. Smyth as Acting Clerk of the Local Court andActing Clerk to Magistrates, Nlidland .Junctioa, dur-ing the absence of H. G. Smith on other duties;
onList, Name. Position. Di-
vision.Pmsent
Classification. Name.Amended
Classification.Remarks.
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METROPOLITAN WATERSUPPLY DE1ARTIENT.Clarkson, B------- Sub-Accountant C £4l4f462 Vacant .. Class 5,
£4l4f438This classification iii-
eluded allowance foivaluations work.This work will notform part of theduties after Mr. Clark.son vacates theposition.
2072 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [NovaMBER 22, 1940.
VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
Department. Position. Salary. DateReturnable.
1940.North.West Deputy Commissioner of Native Affairs (Item 1777) £414 £48611 23rd November
Education Inspectors (2)* ... Class 1,£666f 699
do.
Treasury Clerk Class 10,£279f 288
30th November
Public Works Inspector, Architectural Division* Class 7,£342f 366
do.
Crown Law Draftswoman, Land Titles Office (Item 1547) £1 70f 200 do.
Hines Mineralogist and Chemist (Item No. 543) Class 4,£462f 486
7th December
Education Organiser and Inspector of Manual Training9 Classes 2-3,£510f630
14th December
B. B. Williams as Acting Clerk of the Local Courtand Acting Clerk of Magistrates, Mullewa, during theabsence of A. T. Hulin on leave.
THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theundermentioned appointments :
S. II. Hanniton as Acting Bailiff of the PinjarraLocal Court, during the absence of S. Rca on leave;
1-I. P. Mounter as Acting Bailiff of the Bruce RockLocal Court at Nareniheen, during the absence of C. II.\Varner on leave;
Francis James Bannan, Esq., of Perth, as a Com-missioner for Declarations under the Declarations andAttestations Act, 1913.
DALWALLINIJ AND KELLERBERBIN LOCALCOURTS.
IT is hereby notified that the Hon. Minister for Jus-tice has, in accordance with the provisions of section10 of the Local Courts Act, 1904-1931, appointed thefirst Monday in alternate months, commencing March,and the Tuesday following the fourth Monday in alter.nate months, commencing February, as the days forthe sittings of the Dalwailinu and Kellerberrin LocalCourts respectively, in lieu of the days previously ap-pointed, such alteration to conic into operation as fromthe 1st January, 1940.
LOST CASH ORDER.THE Department has been notified that Cash OrderNo. 63445 drawn on the Clerk of Courts' Trust Ac-count by the Cleric of Petty Sessions, Perth, dated the29th August, 1940, for the sum of £3 lOs. lid., infavour of I. A. H. Akerman, has been lost; paymenthas been stopped and it is intended to issue a freshorder in lieu thereof.
W. S. BOWN,Acting Under Secretary for Law.
THE LICENSING ACT, lOii-22.Ten dci'.
TENDERS for a premium for a Gallon License forpremises erected on Dudinin Lot 48, Crown Lease :1717/153, cr. Meinnes and Johnston streets, Dudinin, will bereceived by the undersigned up to noon on Friday, the0th December, 1940.
A deposit o 1' 10 per cent, to he lodged with each,tender.
The highest or any tendei' not necessarily accepted.All tenders should be addressed to the Chairman of
the Licensing Court and ilia riced ' Tender for a GallonLicense at Dudinin.
M..T. CAHILL,Cliairnian of the Jicensi iig Court.
Central Government Offices, Perth,18th November, 1940.
THE LiCENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909.surveyor General's Office,
Perth, 8th November, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHarold Victor Davies has this day been licensed to piac-tue cia a surveyor under the above Act.
ATHOL 4. BENNETT,Secretary Land Surveyors Licensing Board.
GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undernientioued allotments of laud will hefor sale at public auction on the dates andplaces specified below, under the provisionsLand Act, 1 ill- 1939, mid its regulations: -
SOUTHERN CROSS.11th December, 1940, at 3 pm., at the Distrie
Office-\VestoniaTown 102, IO.Op., £15.
BUSSELTON.1 ith December, 1940. at 3 p.m., at the Court House-
Cowaran1up_*47, 48, 4cc. Or. 29p. each, £16 each.
oiteat
Land
cccltilt he
CUE.I ith December, 1940, at 2 p.ni., at the Mining Regis-
NORTHAM.12th December, 1940, at 11.30 n.m., at tIme Distriel
Lands Office-1Baker 's Hill"251, 5a., £10.
PERTH.I 3th Dec'eiu]jer, 1940, at 11 am., at the Department of
Lands and Surveys-RieklevTown -15, 2r. 28.Sp., £30.
Suburb:ui for cultivation.tSubject to leasehold conditions only and that the
lessee shall not be entitled to convert the lot to feesimple at any future date.
The provision of clause 22 of the regulations for thesale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.
SSubjeet to payment for improvements.All improvements on the land offered for sale are the
property of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.
Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at tins Office. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining districts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.
(I. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
FORFEITURES.'I'l-IE cuidernientioned leases have been cancelled cindersection 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, foi- iion-paymentof remit or other reasons: -Name, Lease No., District, Reason, Corres. No., Plan.
Whiteburst, B. C.; 68/1702; Victoria 8911; £158 lOs.86.; 1626/29; 156/80, Cl, 161/80, C4.
Witney, 'iV. J.; 68/3875; Victoria 8497; £98 6s. 106.;1418/33; 95/80, E and Fl.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Department of Lands and Surveys.
Coer. No. 2459/39. Perth, 20th November, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe Middlesex, Upper Warren, Seven Day Road, Appa-done, and Dixvale Bush Fire Brigades were duly regis-tered as Bush Fire Brigades on the 12th day of Novem-ber, 1940, in accordance with the provisions of theabove Act, and His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governorin Executive Council has been pleased to approve ofthe by-laws of the Manjirnup Road Board, as pub-lished on pages 1098 and 1099 of the GovernmentGazette, dated May the 24th, 1940, for the establish-ment, maintenance, and equipment of the said BushFire Brigades.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. No. 3923/40. Perth, 20th November, 1940.
IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe Bunbury Road Board has appointed Messrs. FrankGuthrie, James Edward Brittain, James Eric Munro,Ronald Francis Morrissey, Herbert Ebenezer Dcnning,Knowles Wilson, Henry Beauglehole, Hartley M.Anderson, Percival Douglas Brittain, William Mc-Manus, and Roy Keddie, as Bush Fire Control Officersin the Bunbury Road District.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Appointment of Officer to Issue Clover Burning
Permits.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Corr. No. 274/38. Perth, 20th November, 1940.IT is hereby notified that the Hon. the Minister forLands has appointed, under the provisions of the aboveAct, Mr. Hugh Scammell Barryrnore, Secretary RoadBoard, Greenbushes, an ''Authorised officer'' for thepurpose of issuing permits for burning for clover burrduring the prohibited period, subject to regulations 13to 15 (inclusive), under the above Act.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Suspension of Prohibited Periods.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. No. 272/38. Perth, 20th November, 1940.
IT is hereby notified that His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to suspend the operation of all declarationsprohibiting the burning of the bush in thc Plan-tagenet Road District, as far as such declarationsextend to the Pardelup Pine Plantation, for the periodfrom the 1 5th November, 1940, to tIme 15th December,1940.
il. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
TENDERS FOR LEASING LAND ADJOININGLAKE HURLSTONE.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Grazing Purposes.
Section 116 of tIme Land Act, 1933-1939.Depaitmnent of Lands and Surveys,
Core. 3815/40. Perth, 6th November, 1940.TENDERS for tIme leasing of the land comprised withintime area described in the Schedule hereunder, adjoiningLake Hurlstone, containing about 1,025 acres, are in-vited.
The above land will be available for leasing undersection 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a term offive years, subject to the condition that the public shallhave right of access over any existing roads or trackspassing through the area.
Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year's rent(the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of threepounds fifteen shillings per annum), indorsed ''Tenderfor Land adjoining Lake Hurlstone, shown on PublicPlan 375/SO, B & F2 and 3,'' and addressed ''UnderSecretary for Lands,'' must he lodged at the LandsOffice, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 27th November,1640.
All Tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 375/80, E and F2 and 3.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,IJnder Secretary for Lands.
Schedule.The area lying between the northern and eastern shores
of Lake Hurlstone and the southern boundary of RoeLocation 1119, the western boundary of Location 1121,and the north, a west, and the north-western boundariesof Location 1134.
TENDERS FOR LEASING LAND ADJOININGLAKE VARLEY.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Grazing Purposes.
Section 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Core. 3814/40. Perth, 6th November, 1940.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinthe area lying between the west boundaries of RoeLocations 1147, 1148, and 1149, and the eastern shoreof Lake Varley, containing 320 acres, are invited.
The above land will be available for leasing undersection 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a termof five (5) years.
Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate oftwo pounds per annum), indorsed ''Tender for Landadjoining, shown on Public Plan 375/80, E & P3,"and addressed ''Under Secretary for Lands,'' must belodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednes-day, 27th November, 1940.
All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 375/80, E & P3.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary icr Lands.
NoVEMBER 22, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2075
TENDERS FOR LEASING LAND NEAR MOATESLAGOON.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Grazing Purposes.
Section 316 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Corr. 3909/40. Perth, 20th November, 1940.TENDERS for the leasing of the land described in theSchedule hereunder (situated near Moates Lagoon), con-taining about 3,000 acres, are invited.
The above land will he available for leasing undersection 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a termof one year, renewable at the will of the Hon. the Minis-ter for Lands and terminable at three months' notice,rent being apportioned accordingly, and no compensa-tion being payable for iniprovements effected at theexpiration of the lease or the sooner determinationthereof. Subject to the conditions that the generalpublic shall have(a) free access to and along all exist-ing tracks, pipe lines, roads, and telegraph line, and(b) uninterrupted access to and use of Moates Lagoonfor water, hunting, and camping.
Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate ofthree pounds), indorsed ''Tender for Land near MoatesLagoon, shown on Public Plan 451/80 E and F4, andaddressed, ''Under Secretary for Lands,'' must belodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednes-day, 4th December, 1940.
All tenders lodged on or before that date will hetreated as having been received on that date.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 451/80, E & P4.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
Schedule.The area bounded on the south by Moates Lagoon
and Plantagenet Location 4733, on the west by a linein production north of the west boundary of the saidlocation, on the north by an east and west line situateabout 230 chains north from and parallel to the northboundary of said Location 4733, on the cast by Reserve13802 and Location 3777.
TENDERS FOR LEASING LAND BETWEENGAALGUGUP CREEK AND THE KALGAN
RIVER.PERTH LAND AGENCY.
Grazing Purposes.Section 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 3885/40. Perth, 20th November, 1940.
TENDERS for the leasing of the land described inthe Schedule hereunder (situated between GaalgugnpCreek and the Kalgan River), containing about 2,700acres, are invited.
The above land will be available for leasing undersection 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a termof one year, renewable at the will of the Hon. theMinister for Lands and terminable at three months'notice, rent being apportioned accordingly, and no com-pensation being payable for improvements effected atthe expiration of the lease or the sooner determina-tion thereof. Subject to the condition that the publicshall have free access over existing tracks.
Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rateof three pounds), indorsed ''Tender for Land betweenGaalgugnp Creek and the Kalgan River, shown onPublic Plan 445/80 D4,'' and addressed ''Under Sec-retary for Lands,'' must be lodged at the Lands Office,Perth, on or before Wednesday, 4th December, 1940.
All tenders lodged on or before that date will hetreated as having been received on that date.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 445/80 D4.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
Schedule.The area bounded on the north by Plantagenet Loca-
tions 4557, 4873, 4000, and 4036, on the eastward bya line extending southward from the south-east cor-
ncr of the last-mentioned location to the north-eastcorner of Location 4583, on the south by Locations4583, 4552, 1954, and 5069, on the west by Location40°5 and a line extending northward from the north-cast corner of Location 4025 aforesaid to the southern-most south-west corner of Location 4557 aforesaid.
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING RESERVE 22216.SUSSEX LOCATION 1195.PERTH LAND AGENCY.
Grazing Purposes.Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 7500/12. Perth, 20th November, 1940.
APPLICATIONS for the leasing of the land com-prised within Reserve 22216 (Sussex Location 1195,situated near Cowarainup Point) containing 460 acres,are invited.
The above reserve will be available for leasing un-der section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a termof five (5) years.
Applications for the above, accompanied by oneyear's rent (the amount being fixed at the rate ofone pound (1) per annum), indorsed ''Applicationfor Reserve 22216 (Sussex Location 1195), shown onPublic Plan 440A/40, Al,'' and addressed ''UnderSecretary for Lands,'' must be lodged at the LandsOffice, Perti, on or before Wednesday, 27th Novens-ber, 1940.
All applications lodged on or before that date willbe treated as having been received on that date. (Plan440A/40, Al.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Seeretary for Lands.
TENDERS FOR LEASING LAND ADJOININGMEELON SIDING.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Grazing Purposes.
Section 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 20th November, 1940.Corr. 5236/98.
TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinthe area described iii the Schedule hereunder (situatedat Meelon Siding), containing about 135 acres, areinvited.
The above land will be available for leasing undersection 32 of the Land Act, 1933-1939, for a term often years, subject to the following conditions:-
The Crown retains the right of entry to allexisting and proposed drains, free of compen-sation, for the purpose of drainage or to con-trol water, if considered necessary;
Lessee shah safeguard all existing or new drainsfrom ally damage likely to arise from any im-provements effected by him or his agents, orto be caused by cattle or stock running uponthe leased area;
The Minister may terminate the lease withinone nionth after service of notice, if lesseeor his agents fails to effect any repairs todrains for which the lessee is responsible.
Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate offive pounds per annum), indorsed ''Tender for Leasingportion of Reserve 5829 and portion of Murray Loca-tion 670, shown on Public Plan 380D/40, C4,'' andaddressed ''Under Secretary for Lands,'' must be lodgedat the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Wednesday,11th December, 1940.
All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 380D/40, C4.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
Schedule.That portion of Reserve 5829 and Murray Location
IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part V. of tile Land Act, 1933-1939, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.
Applications must be lodged at tue Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later tilan the datespecified, hut may be lodged before such (late if sodesired.
All applications lodged on or before Suell date will betreated as having been received on the closing day andIf there ale mole applicants than one for any block, tileapphoatloll to be granted will be determined by theLand Board. Silould any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.
If a Land hoard sitting becomes necessary, tile appli-cants for tile blocks will be duly notified of tile datetime, and place of tile nleeting of the Board, alld tilereshall be an interval of at least three days between tileclosing date and tile sitting of tile Board.
If an applicant wishes to appear before tile LandBoard in person lie may apply to tile head 0111cc orto tile Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLaiLd Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-bent wheli, OIl preselltation at the nearest RailwayStation will entitle mm to a Return Ticket, at Conces-sion Rates, to the place where tile Board will sit, avail-able for seven days from tile date of issue.
The selector of a 1-lolnestead Farm from any locationmust take tile balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurcilase.
All marketable timber, including sandalwood andballet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of clause 18 of tile regulations.
SCHEDULE.
i'Y OPEt'iPERTH LAND AGENCY.
Yandanooka Estate (near Yandanooka).Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939, as
modified by Part VIII.Corr. No. 81G/20. Plan 123/80, E2.)Location 15, containing 719a.; total purchase money
3,428 7s. Gd. to civilians; £3,208 Os. lOd. to re-turned soldiers; half-yearly instalments first five years,interest only :to returned soldiers, at 41,/2 per cent.per annuni-33 3s. 3d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent.per annumy36 17s.; half-yearly instalments over thebalance (35 years), including principal and interest:to returned soldiers, at 4½ per cent, per annum£41 is. lOd.; to eivilialis, at S per cent. per annum£43 i4s. 3d. Tanksite account total price, includinginterest, £298 15s.; half-yearly instalments over 25ycars-5 i9s. Gd.; subject to Agricultural Bank andIndustries Assistance Board indebtedness and to thereservation of mineral rights to the Midland RailwayCompany of WA., Limited, and tile Crown; being E.F. Wick's forfeited Lease 20/1695.
WEDNESDAY,27th NOVEMBER, 1940.
GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about H miles north-east of Maya).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 6703/25. (Plan 96/80, CD3.)Location 4020. containing 1,000a., at Ge. per acre;
classificatioll page 16 of 10660/09; subeet to Agricul-tural Bank alid I.A.B. indebtedness; being L Coylc 'sforfeited Lease 41731/55.
Victoria District (about 31/2 miles north-east ofMullewa).
Opeic under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Core. No. 4582/14. (Plan 156/80, Dl.)Locations 4854, 4855, and 4856, containing 659a. 2i-.,
at lOs. 6d. per acre; classification page 13 of 4582/14;subject to Agricultural Bank and lAB. indebtedness;being W. P, Enright 's forfeited Lease 34889/55.
Victoria District (about three miles south ofYnndanooka).
Corr. No. 1077/29. (Plan 123/80, E3.1Location 6247, containing 999a., at is. 9d. per acre;
classification page 21 of 1077/29; subject to exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application. Tins cancels tile previous GoverwrnentGazette Ilotiec relating to this location.
NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about five miles north-west of Karlgarin).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 mid 49 only).Corr. No. 1028/22. (Plans 345/80, D4; 376/80, Dl.)Locations 48 and 49, containing 999a. 2r. 22p., at
(is. Gd. per acre; classification page 66 of 1028/22;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness. This cancelstile previous Governnient Gazette notice relating tothese locations.
Wellington District (about 2½ miles north-west ofBulading).
per acre; classification page 3 of 5447/21; subject totile condition that the poison must be eradicated to thesatisfaction of tile Minister for Lands before tile Crowngrant u-ill issne; also subject to exemption from roadrates for two years from date of appioval of applica-tioli; being M. II. Lloyd's forfeited Lease 15644/68.
Williams District (about eight miles north-west ofHarrismitil).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 5081/10. (Plans 377D/40, B4; 386A/40,
B & Cl.)Psice
Loc. No. Area. per acre. Remarks.
8545 ISubject to Agricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebted-
ness; being R. S. Spark's forfeited Leases 26098/55,22954/68, 27881/55, and 9847/68.
Williams District (about 7½ miles south-east ofYea lering).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Coi-r. No. 6544/13. (Plan 377D/40, B3.)
PriceLoc No. Area. per acre. Belllarks.
a. r. p. s. d.11462 130 0 0 7 0 Class. p. 7 of 6544/13.11434 300 0 0 7 9 Class. p. 13 of 4784/13.10033 40 0 0 16 3 Class. p. 7 of 5553/19.Subject to Agricultural Bank, I.A.B., and Minister
for Lands' indebtedness, and to a cropping lease whichexpil-es on 28/2/41; being T. Carlin 's forfeited Leases33790/55, 8557/68, and 38088/55.
Williams District (near Harrisniith).Open under Part V. (Sees. 47 and 49 only).
Locations 12016, 10175, and 10328, containing i,548a.2r. 4p., at 3s. Gd. per acre; also Location 7435, containing258a, at lOs. per acre; and Location 6671, containing160a., at 12s. pci- am-c; classifications pages 19 and 20of 7239/19; subject to Agricultural Bank and I.A.B.indebtedness and to a cropping lease which expires28/2/42; Williams Locations 12016, 10175, and 10328are also subject to the poison being eradicated to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; 'being R. Bunworthi 's forfeited Leases12827/68, 12482/56, 12214/68, 30348/55, and 27461/55.
a. i. p s. d.5432 285 0 0 12 0 Class. p. 46 of 5081/10.
11358and 650 1 21 5 6 class. p. 46 of 5081/10.
13124749373751
724 0 0 7 3 Class. p. 46 of 5081/10.
and . 678 0 1' 8 Pi Class. p. 46 of 5081/10.
Williams District (about 13 miles south-east ofDudinin).
Open under Part V. (sees. 4i and 49 only).Core. No. 2504/23. (Plan 386/80, Fl & 2.)Location 12899, containing 199a. 3r. 37p., at 6s. Od.
pci- acre; classification page 3 of 2504/23; Location9958, containing 452a., at 9s. Gd. per acre; classifica-tion page 6 of 4697/21; and Location 11791, contain-ing 370a. lr., at 7s. 3d. per acre; classification page 4of 1254/29; subject to Agricultural Bank and lAB.indebtedness, and to a cropping lease which expires28/2/42; being B. F. Dearlove 's forfeited Leases40413/55, 39162/55, and 68/1961.
PERTh LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about 14 miles north-east of
Marchagee).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
Corr. No. 560/28. (Plan 90/80, F2.)Location 8812, containing 160a., at 4s. 3d. per acre,
excluding survey fee; classification page 28 of 560/28;subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness. Tins cancelsthe previous Government Gazette notice relating to thislocation -
WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 12 miles south-east of Newdegate).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only) -Corr. No. 4826/26. (Plans 406/80, Dl, & 388/80, D4.)Locations 919 and 1095, containing l,920a. Or. llp.,
at 7s. per acre; classification page 11 of 4826/26; sub-ject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being B. Wig-Icy and F. P. South 's forfeited Leases 22057/68 and25697/74.
THURSDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, 1940.
BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (about six miles north-west of
Pemberton).Open undei- Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
per acre; classification page 21 of 627/23; subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness, to timber conditions,and to the conditions regarding land selection in tinsdistrict; being B. B. M. Harris' forfeited Lease40324/55.
WEDNESDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1940.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.
Denmark Estate (near Denmark).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
(Jorr. No. 2357/10. (Plan 452C/40, E4.)Lot 336, containing 84a., at 14s. Gd. per acre; classi-
fication page I2SA of 2357/10; subject to Agi-iculturalBank indebtedness and to the conditions applying tothis Estate; also to timber conditions; being W. P.Janueson 's forfeited Lease 25431 /55.
NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about 10 miles north of Duggan).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Con. No. 6759/21. (Plan 386/80, P2.)Location 9964, containing 993a., at Os. per acre; ems-
siflcatioa page 28 of 6759/21; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness and to a cropping lease whicli cx-pires 28/2/41. This cancels the previous GovernmentGazette notice relating to this location.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Swan District (near Spade Lake).
Corr. No, 2699/18. (Plan 30/80, Fl.)Location 2496, containing 53a. 3r. iSp., at lOs. pci-
acre; classification page 3 of 2690/is.
SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Jilbadji District (about six miles south of Ghooli.)Core. No. 1584/37. (Plan 36/80, P4.)Location 626, containing l,064a. 2i-. 2Sp., at 5s. 90.
per acre; classification page 11 of 5204/28; subject topayment for improvements capitalised at £150, also tomining and timber conditions; being I. B. Ball'scancelled applicatiou.
Yilgarn District (about three miles north-east ofBullfinch).
Corr. No. 2386/37. (Plan 53/SO, C4.)Locaticn 612, containing 874a. I r. 2p., at 4s. per
acre; subject to payment for improvements (capitalisedat £300) and to mining conditions; being H. M. Cooke'scancelled application.
per acre; classification page 7 of 2571/37; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from (late ofapproval of' application; being U. Pearce's cancelledop p lie a tie n.
THURSDAY, 5th DECEMBER, 1940.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.
Nelson District (three miles north-west ofPowlalup) -
(2orj. No. 963/14. (Plan 414D/40, (24.)Location 3462, containing l4Sn., at 13s. per acre; and
horatio,, .11335, containing 28a. ir. 34p., at 13s. per acre(excluding sum-vey fee) ; subject to paynient for mi-provenients a ad the usual tinibei- reservation condi-tions; classifications pages 58 and 53 of File 963/14.
lt[nmiey, £025; half-yearly instalments first five years,interest only: To returned soldiem-s, at ½ pci- cent.
£20 ills. 3d.; to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.o., £232s. (3d.; half-yearly instalments over the balance (35yeam-s), including principal and intei-est: To returnedsoldiers, at 4 pci' cent. p.o., £25 iS. 9drn; to civilians.at 5 per cent. p.a., £27 Ss. 8d.; subject to AgriculturalBank iidebtedn ess and to the condition that tins loca-tion will only he approved to the applicant who satis-fies the Land Board that lie has the necessary capitaland experience to successfully work the holding. Thiscancels the previous Governnicnt Gazt't c notice relnt-big to this location.
Kojonnp District (about 12 miles south-west of'Mayanup).
Corr. No. 33S8/40. (Plan 438B/40, P2.)Location 6549 and part of Location 6547, contain-
big about 978a., at Os. per acm-c; part of Location6547, containing about 1,576a., at Cs. 9d. per acre; Loca-tion 4081 and part of Location 8008, containing abouti,640a., at Sc. 60. per acre; Location 4083 and part ofLocation 8008, containing about 1,523a., at Os. 6d. peracre; classification pages 35 to 38 of File 1415/39; sub.ject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness; being J. E. Mer-ritt 's and E. F. Naii-n 's cancelled applications.
Sussex District (near Metricup).Core. No. 1575/37. (Plan 413D/40, B3.)Location 2662, containing 2O2a. 3r. lip., at 7s. 6d.
PCI- acre; classification page 5 of 94S/31 ; subject totimbem- conditions and to exemptiois from road ratesfoi- tn-c Years from date of approval of application;being .J. H. Tonipsett 's forfeited Lease 347/2426.
WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1940.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.
Plantagenet District (about 20 miles east of Narrikupor about 9 miles north-east of Kalgan).
pci- acre; classification page 15 of File 4855/14; sub-ject to exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application and 'to timber condi-tions; being B. M. Greeu' forfeited Lease 847/918.
Noviinea 22, 1940.] GO V ERNMENT GAZETTE, V.A. 2077
2078 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. jINOVEMBER 22, 1q40.
Plantagenet District (about 2 miles south-west ofRedmond Siding).
Corr. No. 3869/29. (Plan 451/80, B3, A & B4.)Location 4654, containing 115a. Or. 8p., at 7s. 6d.
per acre; classification page 12 of File 3869/29; andlocation 3446, containing 100a., at 9s. 6d. per acre;classification page 23 of 6833/25; subject to paymeiltfor improvements and to timber conditions; being H.Norton's forfeited Leases 68/2340 and 20056/68.
Plantageuet District (about 21 miles east of Narrikupor about 10 miles north-east of Kalgnn).
Corr. No. 752/38. (Plan 451/80, F2.)Location 5607, containing 371a. ir. 22p., at 7s. per
acre; classification page 5 of File 752/38; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application and to timber conditions;being 1-1.. T. Bell's forfeited Lease 348/856.
BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 6 miles west of Kojonup).Corr. No. 943/40. (Plan 342B/4O, F2.)Locations 6336, 10120, and 8709, containing 460a.,
at 6s. per acre; classification pages 7 to 10 of File8532/19; subject to payment for improvements andto exemption from road rates for two years from dateof approval of application; being W. J. Newman's can-celled application.
GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about 4 miles north-east of Latham).
acre; classification page 64 of File 4075/26; subjectto payment for improvements; being T. B. Garner andJ. T. McClelland's forfeited Lease 21020/68.
Victoria District (about 10% miles east of Maya).Corr. No. 4992/26. (Plan 96/80, C & D4.)Location 7848, containing S33a. lv. iSp., at 3s. 6d.
per acre; classification page 12 of File 4992/26, andLocation 5763, containing 1,000a., at 55. per acre;classification page 4 of Pile 15928/10; subject to Agri-cultural Bank and Industries Assistance Board indebt-edness; being G. E. Anderton 's forfeited Leases21568/68 and 19589/68.
KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District (about 8% miles south-west of
at 2s. 3d. per acre; classification page 8 of File3884/23; subject to payment for improvements, if any,and to the condition that the poison must be eradicatedto the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands before theCrown grant will issue; being L. .1. J. Mader 's for-feited Lease 17274/68.
Plantagenet District (about 6 miles north-east ofKendenup).
at 3s. 9d. per acre; classification page 5 of File3435/25; subject to the condition that the poison mustbe eradicated to the satisfaction of the Minister forLands before the Crown grant will issue, to exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application, and to timber conditions; being F. B.Hitchins' forfeited Lease 19579/68.
NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 12 miles south of Baandee).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 10235/10. (Plans 4/80, Dl; 25/80, D & E4.)Locations 19376, 17541, and 17791, containing 1,425a.,
at 6s. 6d. per acre; classification page 139A of10235/10; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtednessand to a cropping lease which expires 28/2/1941; beingM. and C. Ferrari's foi-feited leases 28089/55, 41909/55,rnd 13202/56.
Avon District (about 2% miles south of Mandiga).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
C'orr. No. 3193/19. (Plan 55/80, B3.)Location 20302, containing 819a. ir., at 8s. 9d. per
acre; and Location 20301, containing 1,075a., at 5s. 9d.per acre; classifications pages 35 and 34 of 2341/13;subject to Agricultural Bank, I.A.B., and Minister forLands' indebtedness, also Agricultural Bank croppinglease expiring 28th February, 1942, over portion ofLocation 20301; being J. H. Lawranee '5 forfeitedLeases 36551/55 and 16881/68.
Avon District (about 7 miles south of Tammin).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
Corr. No. 3082/40. (Plan 3B/40, Fl.)Location 20962, containing 191a. ir., at is. per acre;
classification page 5 of Pile 6815/14; subject to Agri-cultural Bank indebtedness; being W. C. Nelson's can-celled application.
Ninghan District (about 5% miles north of Welbungin).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
Corr. No. 65/21. (Plan 55/80, D & E2.)Location 371, containing 1,500a. Or. 32p., at 6s. 9d.
per acre; classification page 9 of 65/21; subject toAgricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtedness; being J.Murray's forfeited Lease 38673/55.
Ninghan District (about 9 miles east of Cadoux).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
per acre; classification page 40 of File 6708/20; sub-ject to Agricultural Bank, Industries Assistance Board,and Minister for Lands' indebtedness, and a croppinglease expiring on 28/2/1942; being R.J. Etty 's for-feited Lease 15286/68.
Niughan District (about 4 miles north of Bencubbin).Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).
Corr. No. 12371/10. (Plan 55/80, Cl & 2.)Location 714, containing 999a., at 75. 9d. per acre;
classification page 11 of 2589/10; subject to Agricul-tural Bank, JAB., and Minister for Lands' indebted-ness and to a cropping lease which expires 28th Feb-ruary, 1942; being J. Pianta 's forfeited Lease2797 3/55.
Ninghan District (about 13 miles north-east of Wubin).Corr. No. 57/40. (Plan 89/80, E & P2.)Location 2634, containing 4,985a. Or. 32p., at 2s. 6d.
per acre; classification page 10 of File 2595/29; sub-ject to exemption from road rates for two years fromdate of approval of application; being J. Robertson'scancelled application.
PERTH LAND AGENCY.Peel Estate (about 4 miles west of Byford).
Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939.Corr. 878/40. (Plan 341D/40, C3.)Lots No. 249 and 1244, containing 117a. 3r. 7p.;
purchase moneyl65 Os. 3d.; first half-year's instal-ment, as depositfi2; half-yearly instalments over 29%years, including principal and interest:to civilians, at5 per cent. p.a.fi5 6s. 9d.; to returned soldiers, at4% per cent. p.a.fi5 Os. 7d.; subject to the condi-tions applying to this Estate; being G. W. Ferguson'scancelled application.
SOIJTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Jilbadji District (about 18 miles south of Southern
Cross).Corr. No. 1533/29. (Plan 23/80, D & E2.)Location 435, containing 2,4lOa. Or. lOp., at 3s. 3d.
per acre; classification page 68 of File 1071/28; sub-jeCt to payment for improvements (capit.alised at £225)and to mining and timber conditions; being G. Turich'sforfeited Leases 55/1523 and 56/254.
.Jilbadji District (about 32 miles east of Muntadginand 6 miles north-east of Holleton).
per acre; classification page 14 of 1787/28; snbjectto payment for improvemeth, if any, audi to exemption
from road rates for two years from date of approvalof application, also subject to mining conditions; being0. J. M. Evans' forfeited Lease 55/1459.
Leake District (about 32 miles east of Narembecu and4 miles south of Holleton).
Open under Part V. (secs. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 5709/28. (Plan 6/80, B4.)Location 11, containing 1,220a. Or. 3p., at 3s. 9d. per
acre; classification page 19 of 1787/28; subject toAgricultural Bank and I.A.B. indebtedness and to min-ing conditions; being J .Air d's forfeited Lease55/1362.
WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about 3/ miles south-east of Burngup).
Corr. No. 2430/28. (Plan 387/80, E3.)Location 556, containing 2,054a. 2r. 29p., at 5s. per
acre; classification page 34 of 6226/22; subject toAgricultural Bank indebtedness and to the Governmentretaining the right to resume for railway or otherpublic purposes any laud required, and no compensa-tion to be given, except for the actual value of anyimprovements that may be resumed; being A. T. andA. G. Edwards' forfeited Lease 23047/68.
Roe District (about 1% miles west of Burngup).Corr. No. 2558/26. (Plan 387/80, D & E3.)Location 899, containing 340a., at 3s. Gd. per acre;
classification page 8 of 2558/26; subject to exemptionto road rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being E. Devlin 's forfeited Lease 68/1151.
THITRSDAY, 12th DECE1WBER, 1940.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (near Palgarup).
Open under Part V. (sees. 47 and 49 only).Corr. No. 3287/24. (Plan 439C/40, F4.)Locations 6195 and 9843, containing 171a. lr., at 8s.
per acre; classification page 21 of File 3255/24; sub-ject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and to the mar-ketable timber being reserved to the Crown; being J. J.Cunneen and W. Navlor 's forfeited Leases 18140/68 and24102/74.
Sussex District (near Quilergup).Corr. No. 177/32. (Plan 414D/40, A3.)Location 1359, containing I 52a. 2r. 22p., at us, per
acre; classification page 10 of File 4157/14; subjectto Agricultural Bank indebtedness and to timber con-ditions; being J. E. Carroll's forfeited Lease 74/1434.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1939.
IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part VI.of the Land Act, 1933-1939, on and after the datespecified:
WEDNESDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 1940.PERTH LAND AGENCY.
Eastern Division.Ngalbain District (near Kurrawang).
Corres. 1113/15. (Plans 50/80, P3, and 49/80, A3.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about 18,118
acres, being T. Cullen's forfeited Pastoral Lease No.2710/97; subject to payment for improvements, if any.
WEDNESDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1940.PERTH LAND AGENCY.
North-West Division.Gregory District.
Corres. 56/40. (Plans 96/300 and 97/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about
174,273 acres; being N. H. Napier's forfeited PastoralLease No. 394/1266,
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
LOTS OPEW FOR SALE.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 20th November, 1940.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatthe undermentioned lots are now open for sale, underthe conditions specified, by public auction, as pro.vided by the Land Act, 1933-1939, at the following up-set prices:
Applications to be lodged at Southern Cross.3 655/12.SOUTHERN CROSSTown, 76, £37 lOs.; 102, £12;
110 and 430, £10 each.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred
to are now obtainable at this office and the offices ofthe various Government Land Agents.
G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.
THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Greenough Road BoardTemporary Closure of Road.
Department of Lands and Surveys,1040/40. Perth, 22nd November, 1940.
iT is hereby notified, for general information, that.the Hon. the Minister for Lands having appi-oved, onthe recommendation of the Greenough Road Board,of the road hereunder described being temporarilyclosed under section 152 of the Road Districts Act,1919-1939, such road is closed until further notice.
No. 82 All that portion of the surveyed road corn-inencing at time south corner of Victoria Location 120and extending north-westward along part of its southboundary for a distance of 18 chains. (Plan i26A/40,B2.)
G. L. NEEDHAM,lJador Secretary for Lands.
TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application 1218/1940.
TAKE notice that Charles Home Wittenoom of Middle-ton Beach Albany Member of the Legislative Councilof Westera Australia now Pastoralist and The WestAustraliaa Trustee Executor and Agency CompanyLimited of 135 St. George's terrace Perth have madeapplication to be registered under the Transfer of LandAct 1893 as the proprietors of an estate in fee simplein the following parcel of land situate in the Albanydistrict and being
part of Albany Town Lot S27 containing 1 rood9 and nine-tenths perches
Bounded on the west by part of the east boundaryof Town Lot S28 measuring 3 chains 10 and seven-tenths links
On the north by a line forsaing the south boundaryof another part of the said To'vn Lot 527 measuring1 chain and three-tenths 1ink
Novain3Ea 22, 1940.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2O-7
THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Closure of Road.
WE, H. Muir, C. L. Thomas, and E. J. & J. H. Muirbeing the owners of land over or along which the per.tion of road hereunder described passes, have appliedto the Manjimup Road Board to close the said portionof road, viz.:-
Manjimup.10942/07.M. 412:The surveyed road passing along part of the
south boundary of Nelson Location 1617 and the southboundary of Location 534 and through Location 3461;from the north-east corner of Location 2231 to RoadNo. 2743 in said Location 3461. (Plan 438D/40, C4.)
E. J. MUIR.J. H. MUIR.R. MUIR.C. L. THOMAS
1, Herbert John Limnier, on behalf of the ManjimupRoad Board, hereby assent to the above application toclose the road therein described.
H. J. LIMMER,Chairman Manjimup Road Board.
18th November, 1940.
On the east by part of the west boundary of TownLot S26 measuring 3 chains 10 and eight-tenths links
And on the south by part of the north boundary ofStirling terrace measuring 1 chain and three-tenths links
And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleor interest in the above parcel of land and desiring toobject to the said application are hereby required to
Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to ''The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Works Department, The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.''The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.
THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1939.Toad Board Election.
Department of Public Works,Perth, 20th November, 1940.
IT is hereby notified, for general information, in ae-cordance with section 92 of the Road Districts Act,19 19-1939, that the following gentleman has been electeda nieniber of the unclermentioned road board, to fillthe vacancy shown in the particulars hereunder:Date of Election; Meniber Elected (Surname and
Christian Name) ; Ward; Occupation; How Vacancyoccurred [(a) Efiluxion of tune, (h) Resignation,(c) Death]; Name of previous Member; Remarks.
Serpeutine-.Jarrandale Road Board.2/11/40; Kentish, Herbert Clement; Serpentine;
Fanner; (c) ; Kiely, John; unopposed.
W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE.AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.
M.W.S. 667/40.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 96 ofthe Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drain-age Act, 1909, that water mains have been laid in theunclermentioned streets, in districts indicated:
Perth Municipality.993/40.Eton street, from Green street to Elismere
streetSouth-easterly.Ehlesmere street, from Eton street to Lot 4108
Westerly.
Mosman Park Road District.1251/40.Victoria street, from Lot 20 to Lot 19--
Westerly.Nedlands Road District.
1244/40.Mountjoy road, from Lot 281 to Lot 33Southerly.
1262/40.Hynes road, from Lot 76 to Lot 7TSouth-easterly.
lodge in tius office on or before the 20th day of Decembernext a caveat forbidding time said land being broughtunder the operation of the said Act.
A. W. B. GLEADELL,Registrar of Titles.
Messrs. South & Keall, Solicitors, Perth, Solicitors forthe Applicant.
l'erth Road District.1182/40.Waterloo street, from Cape street to Lot 137
- Southerly.1197/40.Tyler street, from Kinsella street to Lot 4
Southerly.1036/40.Searboro Beach Road, from Main street to
Lot 4 of 44Westerly.1176/40.Muriel street, froni Searboro Beach road to
Lot 1Northerly.1157/40.Herbert street., from Lot 757 to Lot 747
Southerly.S97/40.Swaasea street, from Lot 1005 to Withnell
streetNorth-westerly.Withnoll street, from Swansea street to Lot 19
North-easterly.
South Perth Road District.1232/40.--South terrace, from Lot ] 1 t0 Lot 10
Westerly.And tIe Minister fom Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage is, subject to the provisions of the said Act,prepared to supply water from such mains to landswithin rateable distance thereof.
Dated at Perth tIns 22nd day of Noveuiber, 1940.
J. 0. HTJTCHINSON,Under Secretary.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.
M.W.S. 692/24. Perth, 15th November, 1940.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMinister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage toundertake the construction of the works hereinafter de-scribed by virtue of the powers contained under tImeprovisions of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage Act, 1909:
Description of Proposed Works, North Perth Storm-water Drainage.Extension to Smith's Lake Drain (5thSection), Dunedin street, from Hobart street to Wood-stock street Reinforced concrete pipes 24 and 36 inchdiameter, including manholes and all other apparatus;complete length about 1,110 feet.
Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and Time
for Closing.Where snd when Conditions of Contract, etc.,
3rd December Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merredin,on and after Tuesday, the 19th November, 1940.
Nov. 13 Cunderdin HospitalNew Nurses'Quarters, Septic Tank Installa-tion, etc. (9107)
3rd 1)eeeinbe r Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Merredin,on imnd after T,iesdav, the 19th November, 1940.
Nov. 20 Muradup School ErectionRe-moval of Lake Pingrup School
10th l)eccmuber Contractors' Room. Perth, and Public Works Depart.mont, Katanning, on and after Tuesday, the 26th
(9108) November, 1940.Nov. 20 Midland JunctionNow Cookery 10th 1)cecinber Contractors' Room, Perth. on and iftem- 'l'uesday, the
School (9109) 26th November, 1940.Nov. 20 No. 8 Pumping StatiouE"irenian's
CottageErection (9110)10th Deccunher Contractors' Room, Perth, and Public Works Depart.
nsent, Kalgoorhic, on and after Tuesday, the 26thNoembcr, 1940.
2080 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [NovEaiaER 22, 1940.
TENDERS FO I PUBLIC WORKS.
NOVEMBER 22, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2081
The Localities in which the Proposed Works will beConstructed :Commeucing at existing manhole in Ho-bart street opposite Dunedin street and proceedingnortherly along Dnnedin street to Woodstock street, asshou-n in red on Plan M.W.S.S. & P.D., WA., No. 6532.
'l'lic Purpose for wInch the Proposed Works are to beConstructed For disposal of storiun-ater iii the NorthPerth Ward.
The Times tvh eli and P Ia r es at wit id, Plans, Sec tie us,and Specifications may be Inspected :At the Office ofthe Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age, The Barracks, St. George's place, Perth, for onemonth on and after the 22nd Day of November, 1940,between the hours of 10 n.m. and 3.30 pu.
11. MILLINGTON,Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage miii Drainage.
TI-IE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Water Rate in the Wiluna Water Area.
NOTICE is hereby given that, under the povers con-ferred by the abovenientioned Act, the Board has ordei-eda rate of two shillings and fivepence in the pound forthe Wiluna Water Area to be made and levied for theyear ending 30th June, 1941, upon all ratealjle landentered in the Rate Book: the minimum i-ate for theaboveinentioned period for each separately assessedparcel of land the annual rate of which at two shillingsand livepence in the pound would not exceed one poundshall he one pound, and a memorandum of such orderhas been duly entered in the Rate PooP and signed.
By Order of the Board,
(Sgd.) S. SFI1EL,Chairman.
(Sgd.) S. II. 1-IARDWICKE,Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear ending 30th June, 194], of all lands in the WilunaWater District now liable to he rated under the above-mentioned Act has been made up and the Rate Bookmay be inspected at the Office of the Wiluna RoadBoard.
(Sgd.) S. 1-I. H.ARDWICKE,Secretary.
WHEAT PRODUCTS (PRICES FIXATION) CT,1938.
Department of Labour.File No. 99S/39. Perth, 14th November, 1940.
IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with section6 of the above Act, his Excellency the LienteiiamttGovernor in Executive Council hits been pleased toappoint Constantine Paul Mathea, of the Treasury De-partment, Perth, to be chairman, and George LoweSutton and Victor Tjlrich, of Perth, to be members ofthe Wheat Products Prices Comnniittee constituted undert.he said Act, to hold their said offices, respectively,for a period of twelve (12) months front the 6th dayof December, 1940.
(Sgd.) S. FISHER,Secretary for Labour.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKETING REGULATIONACT, 1934.37.
135 St. George s terrace,Perth, 18th November, 1940.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Agri.culture, acting pursuant to regulation 21, paragraph(a), of the regulations made under the Dairy Pro-ducts Marketing Regulation Act, 1934-37, has ap-pointed John Wade, Chartered Accountant (Aust.i,WA. Trustee Building, 133 St. George's terrace, Perth,as the Returning Officer under and for the purposesof the said regulations for and in connection with theselection and nomination of persons for appointuientas members of the Dairy Products Marketing Board.as constituted under the said Act, in so far as relatesto the appointnients to he made as aforesaid nextfollowing the publication of this notice, and that theaddress of such Returning Officer is John Wade, Char-tered Accountant (Aust.), WA. Trustee Building, 135St. George's terrace, Perth.
(Sgd.) GEO. L. SUTTON,Chairman Dairy Products Marketing Board.
KIlN LTNOPPIN.TRAYNING VERMIN BOARD.NOTiCE is hereby given that all owners or occupiersof laud situated in the above Vermin District are re-quired to eonlimleilce poisoning and satisfactorily de-stroying all rabbits Ott their properties, and tIme roadsbounding or intersecting same, front the 1st December,1940, to the 31st Maceli, 1941.
The mneans to he adopted shall be as follows ;Afurrow not less than four miles in length shall be drawnon each holding of 1,000 acres or less, in which poisonedbaits imiust he laid not more than four feet apart,omice a week, conimneneing and continuing front the 1stDecember, 1940.
Owners or occupiers of holdings over 1,000 acres shallbe required to do additional niileagc of poisoning, atthe rate of four miles per 1,000 acres, calculated inproportion to the area over 1,000 acres held. In addi.tion, all burrows on cleared land and adjoining roadsshall be effectively fumigated and filled in.
By Order of the Board,
FELGATE,Secretary.
\VEST ARThUR VERMIN BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that tIme roads, reserves, andvacant land within the above Board 's area will bepoisoued after the 19th of December, 1940.
.1. LESTER 55.11Th,Secretary.
WICKEPIN DISTRICT VERMIN BOARDNotice,
THE Vickepin Vermin Board, by virtue of section 96of the VernOn Act, 1919, hereby orders as follows:
Time owners or occupiers of all holdings within tImedistrict of the Board, with the exception of townsites,shall continence the work of destroying rabbits on suchholdings, and on the roads adjoining or intersectingsame, on or before the 15th day of November, 1940,and shall continue to carry out tile said work until the30th day of April, 1941.
Tue means to be adopted are as follows:Not lesstitan four miles of furrow, with poison baits not morethan four (4) yards apart, must be laid weekly foreach 1,000 (one thousand) acres or part thereof ownedor occupied.
Passed at a meeting of the Wickepin District Ver-min Board held on the Otlm day of November, 1940.
By Order.
F. HAMMOND,Cha irniall.
j. MCCRACKAN,Secretary.
APPOINTMENT(under section 5 of Registration of Deaths and Mar-
riages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2 of theRegistration of Births, Deaths, amid Marriages ActA uiendment Act, 1914).
Registrar General's Office,R.G. No. 875/17. Perth, I 8th November, 1940.
IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. .Johu Butler Barlow has been appointed to act,temporarily, as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsand Deaths for the Perth Registry District, to resideat Claremont, vice the late Mr.A. F. K. Forbes;appointment to date from 13th November, 1940.
II. .J. LITTLE.Acting Registrar Generaf.
Registry of Friendly Societies,Perth, 20th Novensber, 1940.
THE Hon. the Minister for Labour has approved ofthe following appointnsents as Medical Referees for thepurpose of the Workers' Compensation Act, 191 2-39Des :H. 4. C. Hanrahan, Albany; A. B- Home, Albany;N. S. Williams, Bridgetowu; P. C. Hogan, Boulder;H. J. Davis, Boulder; N. C. Joel, Bunhurv: T. M. Gil-bert, Cue; H. L. Chester, Cundordin; E. C. Faraghor,
2082 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [NOVEMBER 22, 1940.
Derby; A. B. J. Coope, Esperance; W. Muir, 63 Marketstreet, Fremantle; W. P. White, 29 Adelaide street, Pro-mantle; A. T. Watson, Geraldton; J. McAleer, Geraldton;E. B. Beech, Guildford; S. Boyd, Gnowangerup; F. 0.Stimson, Harvey; A. Daly Smith, Kalgoorlie; J. B. L.Johnston, Mt. Hawthorn; J. E. McMahon, Kellerberrin;L. 0. Redgrave, Meekatharra; E. Byron, Merredin; J.H. Hobbs, Mullewa; 0. N. Walker, Mount Barker; F.H. Ebell, Mount Magnet; B. S. W. Thomas, Northam;J. Downing, Norseman; W. P. Harris, Norseman; D.C. Wilson, Northampton; S. O'Neill, 170 St. George'sterrace, Perth; H. H. Stewart, 246 St. George's terrace,Perth; H. D. McKellar Hall, 224 St. George's terrace,
Tender Board No. Date.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tenders.
Contractor.
Amendments to Contracts.
Tenders for Government Supplies.
Perth; H. S. Lucraft, 252 St. George's terrace, Perth;D. It. Gawler, 260 St. George's terrace, Perth; J. E.McGlashan, 205 St. George's terrace, Perth; J. O'Don-nell, 170 St. George's terrace, Perth; A. W. Farmer,260 St. George's terrace, Perth; N. Cuthbert, 205 St.George's terrace, Perth; F. W. Carter, 260 St. Georgesterrace, Perth; Ii. 0. Picks, Port Hedland; E. C. Ryan,Pemberton; 5. McAuliffe, Reedy; A. Webster, Collie;W. L. Millett, Wiluna; A. G. Abbott, Bunbury; M. S.Bell, Bnssendean; A. N. Jacobs, Narrogin.
S. BENNETT,Registrar of Friendly Societies.
Particulars.
Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 215 p.m.on the date of closing.
Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.
E. TINDALE,Dated the 21st November, 1940. Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.
TenderBoard
No.Date. Contractor.
Sche-duleNo.
Particulars. Departmentconcerned.
Rate.
1940.733/40 Nov. 13 James Hardie & Co.
Pty., Ltd.3l2A,1940
Externally Coating approx.20,724 lin. ft. of 3lin. cx-ternal diameter Concrete.lined Steel Pipes with As.bestos Cement -in. thick, asper Item 2
1 only l4ft. Z " pattern South-em Cross Windmill withPump, Tank Stand, 2,000.gallon Tank, etc., as per Item
Public Works ... for £127 8s. 5d.
1, F.O.R. Perth
Date ofAdvertising. Schedule No. Supplies required. Date of
Closing.
1940. 1940.Oct. 29 Burial of Deceased Destitute Persons and Natives in various towns throughout
the State, during the year 1941 Nov. 28Nov. 7 361A, 1940 Fa.n Units for Ventilating Shaft for Main Gravitation Sewer, East Perth, 2
only Nov. 28Nov. 14 368A and
1940369A, Removal of Bodies to Morgues at Kalgoorlie, Boulder, Northam, Perth, Fre-
mantle and Midland Junction during the year 1941 Nov. 28Nov. 14 371A, 1940 Water Meters, fin., tin., liii., 2in. and 3m., a total of 248 only Nov. 28Nov. 21 372A, 1940 Motor Spares, Cylinder Boring, etc., for Government Motor Cars, Trucks,
Tractors, etc., during a period of 6 months Nov. 28Nov. 21 388A, 1940 Jarrah or Wandoo Poles, Pin. mm. dia. Crown, 3Sft long, 100 only; 4Oft.
long, 10 only Nov. 28Nov. 21 389A, 1940 Bolts and. Nuts, Coach Screws, and Nuts, during a period of 6 months Nov. 28Nov. 21 390A, 1940 Guttering, Down Pipe, Ridgecap, etc., during a period of 6 months Nov. 28Nov. 21 391A, 1940 Galvanised Iron Sheets, Plain and Corrugated, in less than case lots only,during a period of 6 months .................. Nov. 28Nov. 21 373A, 1940 Fuel Oil for Government Departments, during a period of 12 months Dee. 12Nov. 21 374.A, 387A, 1940 Firewood for the State Batteries at Boogardie, Coolgardie, Cue, Kalgoorlie,
Laverton, Mt. Ida, Norseman, Ora Banda, Paynes Find, Peak Hill, Sand-stone, Warriedar, Wiluna, and Yarn, during the year 1941 Dec. 12
1940.755/40 Nov. 15 F. T. Rogers Branding HammersItem 2 of Schedule 318A, 1040Price increased
to lie. 6d. each.839/39 do. Kay Bros. Firewood for No. 3 Pumping Station, Schedule 399A, 1939Price in-
creased to 22s. id. per cord as from 16th October, 1940.
NovEMBER 22, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2083
IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA.
No. 25 of 1040.
Union Cancellation of Registration.In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912.
1935, and in the matter of an Application by theRegistrar of Industrial Unions under section 27(2) of the said Act, for cancellation of the regis-tration of the Associated Northern Blocks (WA.),Limited, as an Industrial Union of employers underthe said Act.
Order Directing Cancellation of Registration of Union.UPON reading the application of Reginald ArthurWood, Registrar of Industrial Unions, I hereby orderand direct that the registration of the AssociatedNorthern Blocks (W.A.), Limited, as an industrial unionof employers under the said Act, be cancelled as fromthis date.
Dated at Perth this 2nd day of October, 1940.
(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,[L.a.] President.
IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.
AwardShop Assistants (Albany).(No. 7 of 1938.)
Between the West Australian Shop Assistants and Ware-house Employees' Industrial Union of Workers,Perth, Applicant, and Ezywalkin, Limited; Drew,Robinson & Company, and others mentioned in theSchedule annexed hereto, Respondents.
WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between theabovenamed parties: And whereas the said dispute wasreferred into Court for the purpose of hearing and de-termination: And whereas the parties subsequently metand conferred and have arrived at agreement on all mat-ters in difference: And whereas the parties have thisday appeared before the Court by their respective repre-sentatives and requested the Court to declare tile saidAgreement an Award: Now, therefore, the Court, pur-suant to section 63 of the Act and all other powerstherein enabling it, hereby declares the memorandumhereunder written to have the same effect as and bedeemed an Award of the Court:
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT.1.Scope.
This Agreement shall apply to the industries men-tioned in the first column of the Schedule hereunderand to the respondents set out in the second columnof the said Schedule and to other persons, firms, com-panies, carrying on similar businesses in respect of work-ers employed by the said respondents following the voca-tions mentioned herein: Provided that it shall not applyto workers who are at preseit provided for in any Awardof tile Court of Arbitration of Western Australia orin any industrial Agreement registered i.n accordancewith the Industrial Arbitrntion Act, 1912-1935.
2.Area.This Agreement shall be limited in its effect to the
area comprised within a. radius of fifteen (15) milesfrom the Post Office, Albany.
3.Term.The term of this Agreement shall be three (3) years
from the date of its delivery, subject to the right toapply to amend in pursuance of the Act.
4.Definitions.''Shop assistant'' shall mean a worker employed
receiving and/or selling and/or assembling or prepar-ing goods for sale or delivery and shall include cashiers.
''Casual hand'' shall mean a worker engaged bythe hour and who may be put off or leave the employer'sservice at any moment without notice: Provided thata casual hand may be employed for not less than four(4) hours in any one day.
A worker engaged and not permitted to commencework shall receive two (2) hours' pay at the prescribedrate.
''Adult'' shall mean a worker twenty-one (21)years of age and over or a worker who is in receiptof the prescribed adult rate of pay.
The term ''Weekly hand" shall mean a workerengaged by the week and whose employment shall beternnnable by not less than one week's notice on eitherside; such week's notice cannot be continued from weekto week: Provided that any worker employed for notmore than four consecutive weeks shall be classed as acasual hand and paid not less than the minimum rate ofwages herein prescribed for a casual hand, but this pro-viso shall not apply in eases where the services of aworker employed as a weekly hand have been dispensedwith for incompetence or unsuitableness or for any causereferred to in clause 15 hereof.
5.Chemist Shops.Any worker employed in a chemist shop shall be sub-
ject to the terms of this Agreement up to the timelie or she becomes indentured to the profession.
6.Hours.The hours of work shall be as follow:(a) Forty-seven (47) hours shall constitute a week's
work for males sixteen (16) years of age and over:Provided that such weekly working hours shall be re-duced to forty-six (46) and remain at forty-six (46)while the closing time for receiving goods at the Rail-way Goods Sheds at Albany is fixed at 10 a.m. and noearlier.
Forty-four (44) hours shall constitute a week's workfor females and for males under sixteen (16) years ofage.
(b) Except as provided in subclauses (c), (e), and(f) of this clause the hours of work shall be performedas follow:-
Between 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m., on five (5) daysof the week, excluding Sunday;
Between 8.30 n.m. and 1 p.m., on the day ob-served as a half holiday.
(c) The hours of workers employed in shops com-prised in the Fourth Schedule of the Factories andShops Act shall be worked to suit the convenience ofthe employers; Provided that the workers shall be noti-fied of the half day (which shall be granted to andtaken by the worker on an afternoon in each week)upon which his or her services shall not be required.
(d) The employer of workers in Fourth Scheduleshops shall post or cause to be posted and keep postedup in a conspicuous position in his shop, so as to beeasily accessible to and easily read by every worker inhis employ in such Fourth Schedule shop during work-ing hours on every day, a roster setting out tile follow-ing particulars:-
The name and sex of each worker;The class of work performed;The time at which each worker is required to
commence and finish work on each day ineach week;
The hours in each day during which the workeris entitled to be off duty during each day;
The time allowed for meals on each day;The day in each week allowed as a half holiday
and the time from which such half holiday isallowed.
The particulars contained in such roster shall be inrespect of the week, Monday to Sunday, inclusive, dur-ing winch it is posted up, and may be altered or variedonly on account of the sickness or absence of a workeror on account of a contingency that the employer couldnot reasonably be expected to foresee.
(e) The hours of workers employed in chemist anddruggist shops shall be in conformity with the provi-sions of tile Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1937.
(f) On the day mutually agreed upon by the partieshereto to be observed as Christmas Eve for the purposeof a late shopping night, the ordinary hours of workmay be extended by agreement between the parties.
(g) The spread of ordinary hours (inclusive of anymeal hour) for all workers bound by this Agreementshall he as under:-
Where a forty-seven (47) hour week is workednine (9) hours thirty (30) minutes in anyone day.
Where a forty-six (40) hour week is workednine (9) hours twenty (20) minutes in anyone clay.
The foregoing spreads of hours will not apply on theclay upon which the Christmas Eve late shopping nightis observed.
7Meal Times.One hour shall be given and taken for all meals.
Lunch hour shall be between 12 noon and 2.15 p.m. Teahour shall start within forty-five (45) minutes of theprescribed finishing time.
Fourtll Schedule Shops: Meal hours shall betaken at the times most convenient to the employer 'sbusiness: Provided that one hour shall be given andtaken for each meal, and that not more than five (5)or less tilan three (3) hours' interval shall be workedwithout an interval for a nieal being given. The mealhours referred to in this clause shall he taken in onecontinuous period.
Notwithstanding anything contained in this clause,the lunch hour for workers, other than those in FourthSchedule shops shall, during the first two days of eachof three sales pci- annum and during Christmas week,be given and taken between the hours of 11.30 n.m. and2.30 p.m.
8.Meal Money.Workers ivho al-c subject to the starting and finishing
times prescribed in clause 6 (b) of tIlls Agreementshah, if required to continue woricing for more than onehalf hour after tile prescribed finishing time, be paidone shilling an(l sixpence (is. Gd.) as meal money.
9.Overtime.Excepting as providing hereunder, all overtime
worked shall be paid for at the rate of time and onehalf for tile first four (4) hours and double time there-after. In the compilation of overtime, each day shallstand by itself.
Where overtime is worked in Fourth Scheduleshops, the woi-ker shall be paid overtime as provided insubelause (a) of this clause, after tile prescribed weeklyhours of woric have been exceeded. Work performed onSundays, tile weekly half-ilolidav, and/or the prescribedholidays, shall he pa for at tile rate of double time.
Wilere workers are required to work continuouslyafter the first four (4) hours of overtime Ilave beenworked, they 111511 lie paid at the rate of double timeup to time time for finishing work: Provided that thathour shall not he later than the prescribed starting tinietile next day.
(0) All time worked in shops other than those re-ferred to in subclause (b) hereof before the prescribedstarting time or after tile prescribed finishing tinie shallbe paid for at overtime rates. Work performed in theafternoon of tile (lay on which tile weekly half holidayis observed, on Sundays and/or tile prescribed holidaysshall he paid for at the rate of double time.
:10.Holidays.The following days or the days observed in lieu
shall be observed as holidays and paid for, namely, NewYear's Day, A]lnivem-sary Day, Good Friday, EasterSaturday, Easter Monday, Labeur Day, Ansac Day,Foundation Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
A holiday of one week on full pay shall begranted to each worker on completion of each year ofservice. A worker not completing a year of service shallhe granted pay in lieu of holidays in tile proportionthat his length of service hears to the full year's em-ployment : Provided that, when a worker is entitled toilohdays under this subclause, he shall receive at leasttwo weeks' notice from Ins employer of the date whenit will be convenient to tile employer that such workershould take his holidays.
(e) A wom-kem who is sumnmarily dismissed for mis-conduct or dereliction of duty, or who illegally severshis contract of service, shall lose all rights under thisclause.
(0) Holiday pay shall not accrue during a worker'sabsence from hi employment for nay cause whatso-ever.
No female shall, without the permission ofthe Lnion, be employed as a canvasser and/orcollector, pacicer, or Oil the work of a store-man.
% of MaleBasic Wage.
(c.) (i) .J tinier \Vurkers (Male)
% of FemaleBasic Wage.
(ii) junior Workers (Female)l-letwccn 15 and 10 years of age 34Between 16 and 17 years of age 41Between 17 and 18 years of age 54.5Between 1.8 and 19 years of age 65Between 19 and 20 years of age 8220 to 21 years of ageMargin 45. 7d., and
thereafter the prescribed minimum adultI-ate.
(0) \Vllcre a canvasser oi- collector provides his ownbicycle, ho shall be paid an allowance of two shillingsand sixpcnce (2s. Gd.) per week.
A- poison, whether a junior or adult, employedas a canvasser and/or collector shall be paid tile fulla,lult niimmiuiumn i-ate. This subclause shall not apply in,-ases where all adult canvasser is absent from his em-ployment on account of sickness, accident, or the holi-days to which sin-li adult canvasser is entitled under thisAgreement.
Casual hands Adult male and female workerssitall he paid at the rate of tilreepence (3d.) per hour,in addition to time ordinary mates prescribed herein.Junior male and female worlcers allah he paid at thei-ate of one penny half-penny (11/rd.) per hour in addi.tion to the ordinary rates prescribed herein.
12.No Reduction.Nothing herein contained shall entitie an employer to
recluee time wage of any worlcer mvho at time date of thisAgreenient was being paid a Ilighmer rate of wage thantime mniniinumn prescribed for his or her class of work.
13Higher Duties.A worker who is required to do work which is en-
titled to a higher rate under this Agreement than timatwhich lie or she usually performs shall be entitled topnyiimommt itt the iligher rate whilst so employed.
14--Proportion of Juniors.(a) The (lumber of male Juniors shall not exceed tile
proportion of 0110 to one for the fist five (5) maleadults and thereafter one junior male to every two (2)male adults or fraction thereof.
(h) Where no adult shop assistant is employed, onejunior simop assistant may be employed.
(e) Where one adult feniale assistant is employed,two (21 junior female assistants may be employed.
(dl) Wilere two (2) adult female assistants arc eni-pinyod, three (3) juniom- female assistants may be em-ployed.
Whei-e three (3) adult female assistants are em-phoyed, four (4) junior female assistants may be em-ployed.
Where four (4) adult female assistants are em-ployed, five (5) junior female assistants may be em-ployed, and thereafter the proportion shall not exceedfive (5) junior female asmistants to four (4) adult fe-male assistants.
Between 14 and 15 years of age 18.75Between is anti 10 years of age 23Between 16 and 17 years of age 33Between 17 ((mdl iS years of age 37.50Between 18 and 19 years of age 51Between 19 and 20 years of age 63between 20 nnii 21 years of age 81.50
(g) For the purpose of determining the ratio of jun.iors to senior assistants under this clause, all employersor managers, when actively engaged in conducting thebusiness of the establishment, shall be deemed to besenior assistants.
15.Engagement.One week's notice on either side shall be necessary
to terminate the cugagensent : Provided that an em-ployer may at any time dismiss a worker for refusal osneglect to obey orders, or for misconduct, or if, afterreceiving one week's notice, such worker does not carryout his or her duties in the same manner as he or sh(lid prior to such notice.
16.Time and Wages Record.The employer shall keep and enter up, or cause to be
kept and entered up, a record containing the names ofeach of his workers to whom this Agreement applies,the class of work performed by and the wages paid toeach worker, tlse age of each junior worker and thetime during which each worker lies been employed. Suchrecord shall be open to inspection by a representativeof the union between the hours of 10 a.sn. and 4 p.m. on
orkiisg day f cons Monday to Friday, inclusive.
17.Usidcr-ratc Workers.(a) Any worker who by reason 0f old age or its-
firinitv is unable to earn the minimum wage may bepaid such lesser wage as may from time to time beagreed upois in writing between the union and the em-ployer.
(h) In the event of no agreement being arrived at,the matter may be referred to the Board of Referencefor determination.
(e) Pending the Board's decision, the worker shall beentitled to work for or he employed at the proposedlesser rate.
18.Board of Reference.(a) The Court appoints, for the purpose of the Agree.
inent, a Board or Boards of Reference. Each Boardshall consist of a chairman and two (2) other repre-sentatives, one to be nonsinated by each of the parties.There are assigned to each such Board, in the event of110 agreement being arrived at between the parties tothe Agreement, the, functions of:-
(i) adjusting any matters of differeisce which cmvarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve iisterpretations of theprovisions of the Agreement or any of them;
classifying and fixing wages, rates and condi-tions for any occupation or calling not speci-fically mentioned in the Agreement;
deciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to such Board from time to time.
(b) An appeal shall lie from any deeision of suchBoard, in the manlier and subject to the conditionsprescribed in the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935,which, for this purpose, are embodied in this Agree-ment.
19..Junior Worker's Certificate..Junior workers shall furnish the employer with a cer-
tificate showing the following particulars:Name in full;Age and date of birth;Length of service with each previous employer.
The certificate shall be signed by the worker.No worker shall have any claim for ndditional wages
ill the event of his age or length of service with a pre-vious employer being wrongly stated on this certificate:Provided that this subelnuse shall operate only for thefirst three (3) months from the date of tIme worker'sfirst engageusent, thereby enabling the employer, if heso desires, to obtain proof of the junior worker's age.
20.Payment for sickness.A worker shall he entitled to payment for non-
attendance, on the ground of personal ill-health, forOne half (1i) day for each completed month of service:Provided that Piyt for absence through sueh ill-health shall he limited to six (6) days in each calendaryear. Payment hereunder may be adjusted at the endof each calendar year or at the time the worker leavestIle service of the employer, in the eveist of the workerbeing entitled by service subsequent to the sickness toa greater allowance titan that made at the time the sick-
iscss occurred. This clause shall not apply where theworker is entitled to compensation under the Workers'Compensation Act.
The worker shall, if required by the employer, produceproof satisfactory to the employer of sickness.
I certify, pursuant to section 63 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935, that the foregoing is a copyof thc Agreement arrived at between the parties men-tioned above.
Dated at Perth this 18th day of October, 1940.
(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,[L.s.] President.
Filed at my Office tIns 18th day of October, 1940.
(Sgd.) L. B. CROSBIE,Actimsg Clerk of the Court of Arbitration.
IN TI-IE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.
(No. 4 of 1940.)AwardDairy Factory Employees.
Between Dairy Factories Employees' Industrial Unionof Workers, South-West Land Division, Bunbury,Applicant, and Browne 's, Ltd., B. G. Locke, andSerpentine Dairy Products, Ltd., Respondents.
WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between theabovenamned pal-ties: And whereas the said dispute wasreferred into Court for the purpose of hearing and do-ternsinatinn: And whereas tlse parties subsequently metand coisferred and have arrived at agreenseut on allmatters in difference: And whereas the parties have thisday appeared before the Court by their respective repre.sentatives and requested the Court to declare the saidagreement an Award: Now, therefore, tlse Court, pur-sunlit to section 63 of the Act and all other powerstherein enabling it, herehy (lecinres the rncmnorandnnihereunder written to have the same effect as and hedecnsed a1s Award of the Court:-
MEMORANDTJM OF AGREEMENT.
1.Area.This Agreemesst sisall have effect over that portion of
the State of Western Australia. known as the Soutls-'Vest Land Division of tlse State: Provided that it sIsallnot apply to workers who are at present provided forin any Award of the Court of Arbitration of WesternAustralia or in anj- Industrial Agreement s-egistered inaccordance with the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, to which another industrial union of workers i aparty.
2.Term.This Agreement shall come into operation as from
its date and shall remain in force for a period of three(3) years: Provided that, at any time after the expira-
tion of the first twelve (12) mouths from that date,and after the expiration of any subsequent period oftwelve (12) months, application may be made to theCourt, by leave of the Court obtained, by any partyto the Agreement for a review of any of the provisionsof the Agreement, and the Court shall have power tovary or rescind such provisions.
3.Wages.Per Week.
Within a 15-mile Outside a 15-mileradius of the radius but withinGP.O., Perth. the South-West
Land Division.(a) Basic wage:
Adult males .. £4 5 4 £4 5 6
(b) Adult males: Margin per Week.£ s. d.
Cheese maker .. 1 1 0
Assistant cheese maker 0 11 3
All others . - . - . - Nil(c) Junior workers (male) : % of Male
Basic Wage.Between 14 and 15 years of age . . 20Between 15 and 16 years of age . . 25Between 16 and 17 years of age . . 3hBetween 17 and 18 years of age .. 45Between 18 and 19 years of age . . 55Between 19 and 20 years of age . . 65Between 20 and 21 years of age . . 85
(d) Casual hands:Workers employed for less thanone (1) week shall be classed as casual hands and paidten per cent. (10%) in addition to the foregoing rates.
4.Hours.Forty-eight (48) hours shall constitute a week's
work until the 31st December, 1940, after which, forty-four (44) hours shall constitute a week's work.
In accordance with the provisions of subclause(a) of this clause, the forty-four (44) hour week shallcommence on the 1st January, 1941, but the provisionsin this clause for a forty-four (44) hour week shallbe deemed to have been complied with if an eighty-eight (88) hour fortnight (namely, one week of forty(40) hours and one week of forty-eight (48) hours)is worked: Provided further, that the eighty-eight (88)hour fortnight referred to herein shall only be appliedafter written permission to work same has been grantedby the union.
Subject to the provisions of subclause (b) of thisclause, each worker shall have one half-day off duty eachweek; such half-day off duty shall be granted on theafternoon of the day considered most suitable by theemployer. Where practicable, the half-day off dutyshall be granted on a Saturday.
5.Overtime.All time worked in excess of the hours prescribed
in clause (4) shall be deemed to be overtime and paidfor at the rate of time and a quarter for the firsttwo (2) hours and time and a half thereafter.
Except as provided in subclause (a) of thisclause, all work performed on Sunday or on a holidayhal1 be paid for at ordinary rates.
When a worker, without being notified on the pre-vious day, is required to continue working after theusual knock-off time for more than two (2) hours, heshall be provided with the meal required, or shall bepaid one shilling and sixpeace (is. 6d.) in lieu thereof.
6.Holidays.All workers, except casual workers, shall be en-
titled to two (2) weeks' annual leave on full pay, atthe expiration of each twelve (12) months' service:Provided that, if the contract of service is terminatedduring the year, the worker shall be entitled to holidaypay in the proportion that his length of service bears tothe full year's employment.
Where a worker is dismissed for misconduct, orwhere the worker illegally severs his contract of ser-vice, he shall lose all rights under this clause.
Holiday pay shall not accrue during a worker'sabsence erom his employment for any cause whatever.
7.Higher Duties.Any worker who is required to do work which is en-
titled to a higher rate under this Agreement than thatwhiih be usualy performs shall be entitled to pamentat the higher rate whilst so employed.
8.Absence through Sickness.A worker, other than a casual worker, shall be en-
titled to payment for non-attendance, on the groundof personal ill-health, for one half day for each com-pleted month of service: Provided that payment forabsence through such ill-health shall be limited to six(6) days in each calendar year. Payment hereundermay be adjusted at tIme end of each calendar year, orat the time th worker leaves the service of the em-ployer, in the event of the worker being entitled byservice subsequent to the sickness to a greater allow-ance than that made at the time the sickness occurred.This clause shall not apply where the worker is entitledto compensation under the Workers' Compensation Act.A worker shall not be entitled to receive any wages fromhis employer for any time lost through the result of anaccident not arising out of or in the course of his em-ployment, or for any accident, wherever sustained, aris-ing out of his own wilful default.
No worker shall be entitled to the benefits of thisclause, unless lie produces satisfactory proof to hisemployer of sickness, but the employer shall not be en-titled to a medical certificate unless the absence is forthree (3) days or more.
9.Time and Wages Record.The employer shall keep or cause to be kept at the
Factory Office a record, in which shall be entered:the name of each worker to whom this Agree-
nsent applies;the nature of tIme work he is doing;
(e the hours worked each day.the amount of wages and overtime (if any)
received by each worker each week;the ages of junior workers.
The said record shall be open to the inspection of anaccredited representative of the union at any time dur-ing time ordinai-y working hours, and he shall be al-lowed to take necessary extracts therefrom.
10.Representative Interviewing Workers.In tile case of a disagreement existing or anticipated
concerning any of the provisions of this Agreement, anaccredited representative of the union shall be permittedto interview the workers during the recognised mealhour, on the business premises of the employer, butthis permission, without the consent of the employer,shall not be exercised more than once in any one week.
11.Uniforms and Overalls.If the worker is required to wear a uniform or over-
all, the employer shah provide same free for use bythe worker.
12.Contract of Service.A casual worker shall mean a worker employed
for less than six consecutive working days and who maybe discharged or leave the employer 's service withoutnotice.
The contract of service of workers, other thancasual workers, shall be terminable by one week's noticegiven on either side: Provided that such notice shallnot apply iii the case of a worker summarily dismissedfor misconduct or dereliction of duty.
13.No Reduction.Nothing herein contained shall entitle an employem
to reduce the wage of any worker who at the date ofthis Agreement is being paid higher rate of wage thanthe minimum prescribed in this Agreement for his classof work.
14.Junior Worker's Certificate.Junior workers shall furnish the employer with a ser-
tificate showing the following:Name in full;Age and date of birth;Name of each previous employer;Periods of employment with each previoui
employer.
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This certificate shall be signed. by the worker. Noworker shall have- uy claim upon the employer for ad-ditional wages, in the event of 1,15 age or period of em-ployment with a previous employer being wrongly statedon time certificate.
17.Aged and Infirm Workers.(a) Any worker who by reason of old age or in
firmity is unable to earn the minimum wage, may b5paid such lesser wage, as may from time to time bagreed upon in writiug between the union and the emit-player.
(h) In the event of no agreement being arrived at,the matter may be referred to the Board of Referencefor determination.
(e) After application has been made to the Board,pending the Board's decision, the worker shall be en-titled to work for or be employed at the proposed lesserrate.
16.Board of Reference.Time Court appoints, for time purpose of the Agree
ment, a Board or Boards of Reference. Each Boardshall consist of a chairman and two (2) other repre-sentatives, one to be nominated by each of time parties.There are assigned to each such Board, in time event ofno agreement being arrived at between the parties totime Agreement, time functions of:
adjusting any matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as iavohvc interpretations of timeprovisions of time Agreement or any of them;
classifying and fixing Wages, rates, and condi-tions for any occupation or calling in cheesemanufacturing not specifically mentioned inthe Agreement;
deciding any other matter that the Court mayrefer to sods Board from time to time.
Au appeal shall lie from ally decision of such Board,in the manner and subject to the conditions prescribedill the industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, which, forthis purpose, are embodied in this Agreenment.
17.Breakdowns, etc.The employer shall be entitled to deduct payment
for any day or portion of a day upon which tile workercannot be usefully employed, because of any strike bythe union or unions affiliated with it, or by any otherassociation or union, or through the breakdown of theemployer's machinery, or any stoppage of work by anycause which time employer cannot reasonably prevent.
I certify, pursuant to section 63 of the IndustrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935, that the foregoing is a copyof the Agreement arrived at between tIle parties men-tioned above.
Dated at Perth this 16th day of October, 1940.
(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,[as.] President.
Filed at my Office, tIns 16th day of October, 1940.
(Sgd.) L. B. CROSBIE,Acting Clerk of thr Court of Arbitration.
INDUSTRIAL AGREEMENT.(No. 15 of 1940.)
THIS Industrial Agreement, made on the 28th day ofOctober, one thousand nine hundred amid forty, inpursuance of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935,between the Kalgoorlie Electric Power and LightingCorporation, Limited (hereinafter called ''TIle Com-pany' '), of time one part, and tile Easter,i GoldficldsFederated Engine-drivers and Firemen's Union of\Vorkers of Western Australia, of tile other part (here-nlafter called the 'C Organisatioli''), witnesseth that, forthe consideration hereinafter appearing, the partieshereto mutually covenant alsO agree one with tile otheris follows: -
1.Area.This Agreement shall operate over the works owned
and controlled by the Kalgoorlie Elcetrie Power andLighting Corporation, Limited, at Kalgoorlie.
2.Term.TIns Agreement shall operate us from 6th Novembem,
1940, mind shall continue ill force for a period of three(3) years, subject to time right of either party to applyto the Court of A,'bitration at any tulle after the ex-piration of twelve months froni such date and/or attIme cad of any succeeding twelve months from tile dateof any such application to amend this Agreement.
3.Wages.Basic wage-5 Os. 3d.The nliuimnunl rate of wages payable under this
Agreement shall he as follows:Margimi per Allowance
(2) Juniors (whelm shall mean workers Ilot more thall20 years of age)
Under 17 years of age - 50% of basic wage.Over 17 years amid under 18 -. 60% of basic wage.Over iS years and under 19 - . 70% of basic wage.Over 19 years and under 20 - . 85% of basic wage.
And thereafter tIme wages prescribed for adults.(a) The first fourteen days of employment shall be on
a daily basis.
4.I-lours of Labour.Forty-four (44) hours, excluding Sunday, shall con-
stitute a week's work, to be worked as follows:Day workers ammO non-continuous shift workers:
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, eight hours, andon Saturdays four hours.
Continuous siuft workers :Eighty-eiglmt hours, cx-eludmg Sundays, shall constitute a fortmlight 'swork, to be worked in alternate weeks of sixshifts of eight hours one week and five shiftsof eight hours the followiug week, mId one shiftrelieved.
Boiler cleaners :Six (6) hours shall constitute ashift's work iuside gas and water spaces of anyboiler or flue in dleanimlg or scraping work. inthe case of boilem cleamler 's working brokenshifts, one hour of the above description ofwork shall count as one hour alsO twenty (20)mnimmutes.
5.Sunday Rates.For all work dorm omi Smmmidays shift workers shall he
paid at time mate of time and a half amid non-shift work-em's at double timmie.
6.Overtime,For all time worked on week days outside time pre-
scribed hours, overtime shall be paid at the mate oftime amid a half for time first two (2) hours, and doubletinme timerea fter, except when such time is worked:
(a) by arrammgemmiemit between time emnployees them-selves, with time comisent of time Company;
for time purpose of effecting time periodical rota-tion of shifts;
(c) cousequemn'e of time relieving man not CoIn-big on ditty at time proper time, in whichcases (a), (b), alsO (e) ordinary rates shahhe paid for time time so worked.
2058 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [NovuarBaR 22, 1940.
Provided that, where in case (c) the re-lieving man fails for more thau two hoursto come on duty, any such time worked afterthe said period of two hours shall be paid atovertime rates.
7.Holidays.All employees shall be entitled to three holidays, here-
inafter mentioned, without pay, viz. :Cluistmas Day,Easter Monday, and Labour Day. All work performedon those days shall he paid for at the rate of doubletime.
8.Annual Leave.Annual leave shall he taken at the convenience of the
Management, between the months of September andApril, workers to receive four (4) weeks' notice of thedate on whieli the holiday is to commence. A commit-tee of three (3) to 1)0 appomteil to assist the Manage-mnent in time arrangeme]lt f a suitable roster.
All emuploees shall be granted, once hi each year,fourteen consecutive days' holiday, which shall includetwelve (12) working days, for wInch the employee shallhe paid two weeks' wages. Ti the employment is do-tci-miued before the holiday is due, the employee shallbe emititleci to one day's pay in lieu of holidays forevery complete month of his service or portion of anionth.
In the case of a continuous process where workersace relieved on week days, each shift so relieved shallbe counted as having been worked, for the purpose ofcomputing annual holidays.
A piecewoi-ker shall be entitled to be paid, when onholiday, the minimum rate for his gi-ade.
Workers shall not be entitled to receive their holidaypay until the last pay preceding tIme date on whelm theholiday is to be taken.
9.Payment of Wages.(a) The paymnemit for shift work, overtime, Sundays,
amid holidays shall be computed on the hourly basis oh-tahied by dividing the weekly wage by the wekly houis.
(h) Any worker leaving or being discharged shall bepaid the full amount of wages (inc to him within onehour of ceasing work, or within one hour of the open-ing of the Company's office, if such office was closedat the time of his ceasing.
Payment of wages shall he fortnightly on Fridays.
10.Obange Room.A suitable change room, supplied with heating ap-
pliance, wash basins, hot mmd cold showers, shall beprovided for the employees.
11.Union Official.A duly accredited official of the union shall be allowed
to collect union fees at time office on pay days, and lieshall be allowed to inspect the time sheets and paysheets i-elating to any worker affected by this Agree-imient, and make extracts therefrom.
12.Breakdowns, etc.For the purpose of setting out plainly the exact
method of procedure under this clause, it shall be mutu-ally understood that, wheze it becomes necessary fortime Company to deduct payment when any member ofthe organisation cannot be usually employed, it is herebyniutuahhi- agm-ecd that:
(a) No deduction will be made where the break-down or stoppage of work for any cause oftIme Company cannot reasonably be held re-sponsible for, only affects one employee mem-ber for not more than two consecutive days;or,
(h) alternatively, affects only two employees for notmole than one day; thus making a total ofsix shifts in either alternative as a maximumto be paid by the Company.
(e) Should time breakdown or stoppage affect theCompany to a greater extent than as abovespecified in (a) and (b), then the Companyagrees to stand dow]i the employee members
of the organisation in i-easonable rotation, soas to give as far as possible equal work forall employees, always excepting tIme leadingfiremen, whose services the Company rescivcstime right to retain at its discretion.
13.Relieving.Relieving hands, whemi not engaged at relieving, shall
be found suitable voi-k to cake up full time.
14.Mixed Functions.Any worker who is employed toi- more thni two hours
on a higher elassiticatiomi shall be paid the rates ofsuch classification Tom- the whole of the shift, and if enm-ployed on a lower classification lie shall he paid Insordimmarm- iates.
1 5.Mcmintenauc-e of Existing Conditions.Save, so far as they may he altered or varied by this
Agm-eemnent, all now existing couclitiomis and customs shmml Ihe lii ii nta i ned dun jim g the p em-jo d of this Agreemneim
I 6.l'aynment for Sickness.A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-
attendance, on tIme ground of personal ill-health, forone half day for each completed month of service;provided that paymeimt for absence through such ill-health shall he limited to six (6) days in each calendaryear. i'aynient hci-eunder may be adjusted at the endof each calendam- year, or at the ti,nc the worker leavesthe service of the cniployer, In the event of the workerbeing entitled to scivice subsequent to tIme sickness toa greater allowance than that made at the time sick-ness ocenri-ed. This clause shall not apply where theworker is entitled to compensation under the Workers'Compensation Act.
Any time in respect of which a worker is ab-sent from work, except time for which lie is entitlellto eaimn sick pay under the preceding provision, shmal,not coumit for the purpose of detci-mimming Ins right toholidays.
A worker shall not be entitled to receive anywages from Ins employer for any lost time through thei-esult of an accident miot am-ising out of or iii the courseof his employment, or for any accident, wherever sus-tained, arising out of Ins own wilful default, om forsickness arising out of Ins own wilful default.
(il) No worker shall be entitled to time benefits ofthis clause, unless lie produces a doctor 's certificate tohis employer as satisfactory proof of sickness.
1mm witmmess whereof the pam-ties hiemeto have executedthese piesents the day amid year first befom-e-mneutioned.
Sigmied Tom- and on behalf of time Kalgoos-lie ElectricPower and Lighting Corporation, Limited, in time pre-sence of:
W. P. MARMION,Attorney.
H. M. CLEMENTS,Witness.
The Commnon Seal of the Eastern Goldflelds Fedei-a-ted Emigimmo-drivers and Firemen's Union of Woi-kers of\Vestermm Austm-ahia, was affixed hereto in time presenceof:-
[Ls.j J. F. BLACK,Presidemmt.
C. DALY,Secretary.
LOST CASH ORDER.Agricultural Bank,
Perth, 20th November, 1940.THE undermemitioned Cash Order dm-awn by time Agi-i-cultural Bank, has been lost and paymemmt has beenstopped; it is proposed to issue ,i freslm Cash Orderimi lieu tlmereof :-
I-ITS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to ap-point Joan Mary Heeiian, of Kalgoorlie, Solicitor, ii
Comnnssioner of the Supreme Court of Western Austra-lia, to administer or take within the State of WesternAustralia any oath, affidavit, affirmation, declaration, oracknowledgment by a married woman to bo used inthe Supreme Court of Western Australia. The Commis-sion to remain in force until the said Joan Mary I{ecnanceases to reside in Western Australia aforesaid, or untilshe ceases to practise the profession of a Solicitor onher own account or in partnership there, or until re-
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Oil Collections Proprietary, Limited.
NOTICE is hereby given that the llcgtstcreil (illice ofthe abovenamed Company in Vestem a Australia issituate at the office of Messrs. lj'laek & Flack, Chine-tered Accountants (Australia), AMP. Chambers,William street, Perth.
Dated the 1st day of November, 3940.FLACK & FLACK,
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Co. (Australia),
Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the office of the above-named Company in Western Australia has changed andis now situate at 67-71 George street, Perth.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1940.
PARKER & PARKER,Solicitors for the ahovenanied Company,
21 Howard street, Perth.
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1S93.The SKP Ball Bearing Company (Australia)
Proprietary, Limited.NOTICE is hereby givesi that time office of the above-named Company is situate at the offices of Messrs.Flack & Flack, Chartered Accountants (Aust.), 15AMP. Chambers, William street, Perth, and that Mr.F. H. Boyce is the Attorney in Westera australia ofthe said Company.
Dated the 4th day of November, 1940.STONE, JAMES & CO.,
Furnival Chambers, 47 St. George's terrace,Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.
THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.S. W. Clarke, Limited.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered 011ice ofthe abeveisamed Company is situate at 363 Albany road,Victoria Park, and is open to the public on week daysfrom 9 am, to 5 p.m., on Saturdays from 9 n.m. to12 noon.
Dated this 18th day of November, 1940.
CHARLES H. HARRIS,Charles B. Harris P Co., Chartered Accountants
(Aust.), WA. Trustee Buildings, St. George's terrace,Perth, WA.
THE LADY SHENTON OPTIONS, LIMITED(in liquidation).
NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 148of time Companies Act, 1893, that a general meetingof time Shareholders of the abovenamed Company willbe held at the offices of Messrs. Patois and Morris,Pastoral House, St. George's terrace, Perth, on the 19thday of December, 1940, at 2.30 p.m., for time purposeof receiving the Liquidator's account, showing how thewinding-up has heess conducted and the Company's pro.
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 2080
perty disposed of and to fix the remnuneratiomi 01 theLiquidator for tIme period; also, to pass a special reso-lution to determine time method of disposing time hooks,accounts, and docunients of the Company.
Dated this 15th day of Novemhjem', 1940.
E. E. MORRIS,Liquidator.
Patois amid Morris, Pastoral House, St. George's terrace,Perth.
IN TI-I1- SUPREME COURT OF \VESTERNAUSTRALIA.
(No. 11 of 1940.)1mm the nuimttei- of time Companies Act, 189.1-1 938, and of
Mindoolah Mines, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that a petition for an ordert'or wimidimmg-up time ahjovemiamed company w'as on time13th day of November, 1940, presented to I-us Honourthe Chief Justice of time Supreme Court of WesternAustralia by Francis Richard Johmims, of Lake Austin,a creditor of time said Comnpimmmv : And time s,'uid petitionis directed to lie heard on the 3rd day of Deeenibcr,3940, and ally creditor, contributory, ui shareholder ofthe said Company desirous to oppose tile making el' aim
order for time winding-np of tli e said Conmp any, ml u em
the above Act should appear at the time of hearing,by himself om' his Counsel, for that purpose; mmiil ii copyof the petition will be furnished to any rreditor, commtn hu tory, or sl ma reholder of time said Coin paws- i-cpu u-u gthe same, by the undersigned, on payment of lime regmm-lam' charge fom' the same.
KCTT & LALOR,Of City Mutual iluildings, 62 St. George's term-ace,
NOTICE is hereby given that tIme Registered 0111cc of.1. Wildnidgc & Sinelaim' Pty., Limited, is situate at 404Murray street, Perth, where all legal proceedings mayhe served upon and all notices addressed or given tothe Corn pai' V.
L. W. ROBERTS,Attorney in Western Austraiia for
J. Wildridge P Sinclair Ptv,, Limited.
Western Australia.THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPOR-A'I'ION ACT,
1895.I, .101-IN PATRICK SHEEDY, of 38 Ninth avenue,Maylamids, Departmental Mammager, a Trustee of timePem'tlm Football Club, do hereby give notice that I aaidesirous Gmat such Climb .shmouhcl be mimcom'l)orated uimderthe provisions of time Associatioims Incorporation ket,1895.
Dated the 20th day of November, 3940.
P. SHEEDY
Time following is a copy of the Alemuorial imitemmd ed to1,,' filed imi time Supreme Court under the provisions oftime said Aet :-
Memnorial of Perth Football Club, tiled imi pursuanceof the Associations Incorporation Act, 1895:-
Name of Institutiomi'Perthm Football Climb.Object or l'urpose of time ImmstitntiomiTo foster
time Ammstrahiaim National Game of Football and providefacilities for tue playing of time ganle.
Where Situated em' EstablishedPerth, WestermiAustralia. The Club Rooimi is situated at the West Aus-tralian Cricket Association Grounds, Perth.
TIme Namne n, Names of the Trustee om' TrosteesI-Ia i-old Alfred lSoust .Tohmmm Patrick Sheedy.
In whom time Mami:mgemnemmt of time I imstitmitimnm isvested amid by wlumt iueamls (whetlmer by' Iced settlenieimt
mm' otherwise) By time rules of the Climb the manage-mnemit is vested imi a Commnittee of Mamiageimiemit consist-big of time President, three Vice.Presidemits as cx officiomnernbers, time I-Ion. Treasurer, I-Ton. Secretam-y, seveim non-ployi ii g in embers aim d two playing mu einbe i-s.
THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895.NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hithertosubsisting between Alfred Albert Fielder and LeonardAlfred Withers, who carried on business at rear 379Murray street, Perth, as Automotive Engineers andMotor Mechanics, under the firm-name of ''Auto Ser-vice Company,'' has been dissolved as from the 31stday of October, 1940, and the said business will hence-forth be carried on by Alfred Albert Fielder at theabove address, on Ins own account, and he will receiveall moneys payable to the Partnership and dischargeall liabilities due by it.
Dated this 20th day of November, 1940.
A. A. FIELDER.Signed by the said Alfred Albert Fielder in the pie-
sence ofJohn H. O'Halloran.
L. A. WITHERS.
Signed by the said Leonard Alfred Withers in thepresence of
John I-I. 0 'Hallorass, Solicitor, Perth.
IN THE SUI'REME COURT OF WESTERNATJSTRALIAPROBA TE JURISDICTION.
In the matter of the Will and Estate of William Fais-ning, late of Cue, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Police Constable, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of tile ahoveisamed de-ceased are hereby requested to send particulars in writ-ing of such claims or demands to The West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of 135St. George's tei-raee, Perth, in the said State, the saidCompany being the Administrator (with the Will an-nexed) of the Estate of the said deceased, on or beforethe 23rd clay of December, 1940, after which date thesaid Administrator (with the Will annexed) will disti-ibute the assets of the said deceased amongst tuepersons entitled thereto, having regard only to thoseclaims and demands of which it shall then have hadnotice.
Dated this 15th day of November, 1940.
.T. & R.. MAXWELL,Solicitos-s for the said Administrator (with the
Will annexed), 23 Barrack street, Perth.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.
In the matter of the Will of Patrick MeAleer, late ofMeehiatlmarra, in the State of Western Australia,Storekeeper, deceased.
ALL persons having any claims os demands againstthe Estate of Patrick McAleer, late of Meekatliarra, iiithe. State of Western Australia, Storekeeper, deceased.a ic. hereby required to send particulars in writing thereofto time Executors, e/o. Messrs. 0 'Boa & 0 'Den, Solici-tors, National Mutual Buildings, 81 St. George 's ter-race, Perth, on or before the 23rd day of December,1940, after which date tile Executors will psoceecl withthe distribution of the Estate ansong tile pci-sons en-titled thereto, having regard only to such claims anddemands of which they shall thea have received notice.
Dated this 14th day of November, 1940.
O'DEA & O'DEA,National Mutual Buildings, St. George 's terrace,
Perth, Solicitors fos' time Executors.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.
In the mattes' of the Estate of Henry Graham Nelson,late of 124 Spencer street, South Bunbury, in timeState of Westei-n Austs'alin, Labourer, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other per-sa,is having claims 01' demands against the Estate ofthe abovenasned deceased are hereby required to sendparticulars in writing thereof to the Administrator ofthe Estate of the said deceased, care of the undersigmsed,on em' hefos'c the. 23sv1 day of December, 1940, after
which date the said Administrator will proceed to dis-tribute the assets of the said deceased among the per-sons eastitlod thereto, having regard only to the claimsand demands of which he shall then have had notice,
Dated tins 12th day of November, 1940.
DOWNING & DOWNING,39 St. Gem-ge's tes'racc. Perth,
Solicitos's for the Administrator.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.
Ia the matter of the Will of Charles Daniel Curtin,formerly of 27 North'mvood sti-ect, West Leedes'ville,in the State of Western Australia, Salesman, andof 16 Campsie street, Shemiton Park, in the saidState, Tobacconist, but late of 1 Carl' street, Westl'erth, in tile said State, Tohaeeoaist.
ALL persons having any claims or demnnds againstthe Estato of Charles Daniel Curtin, formerly of 27Nortliwood street, West Leederville, in the State ofWostern Australia, Salesman, and of 16 Campsie street,Shentou Park, in the said State, Tobacconist, hut lateof 1 Casr street, West Perth, in the said State, Tobac-conist, deceased, are hereby acquired to send particularsin writing thereof to the Executor, e/o. Messrs. 0 'Dea& 0 'Dea, Solicitors, National Mutual Buildings, 81 St.(ieom'ge 's terrace, Perth, on or before tile 23rd day ofTjccemnber, 1940, after which date time Executor will pro-ceed with time distribution of the Estate among the per-sons entitled thereto, having regard only to such claimsand demands of which he shall then isave receivednotice.
Dated this 14th day of November, 1940.
O'DEA & O'DEA,National Mutual Buildings, St. George's terrace,
Perth, Solicitors for the Executor.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE .JURISDICTION.
In the mattes- of the Will of Margaret Holdway,formerly of 17 Siorthies street, Mount Lawley, andBaleatta i'oad, North Beach, in the State of West-ern Australia, but late of Forrest liouse, St.George's terrace, Perth, in tile said State, Widow,deceased.
Notice to Creditos's.NOTICE is hereby given that all pereons himivingelaine or demands against time Estate of the above-named deceased ale requested to send pam'tieulam'stlsem'eof in writing to the undersigned, the Executorof the Will of tile said deceased, on ni before the23rd day of Deecmnbes', 1940, aftes' which date theExeentos' will proceed to distribute the assets of timesaid Estate, having s'egam-d only to thic claims and de-mands of which he shall then have hind notice.
Dated the 15th clay uf November, 1940.
.TOHN LEFROY,Solicitor,
of tlse Bank of Adelaide Chambers,St. George's tcm'm'sce Perth.
TN 'rHE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.
In thee matter of the Will of Clias'les Moore, late of60 Walcott street, Mount Lawley, in time State ofWestern Austm'alia, Retired Building Cositm'actor,deceased.
NOTICE is hes'eby given that all persomas having cla,inas01' demasands against the Estate of the mboveuanseddeceased are hses'ebv s-equis'ed to send pus'ticuslam's inwriting thereof to the Exeentoi-, time West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agenc Comsipany, Limited, of135 St. George's terrace, Perth, on om' before the 23rdday of December, 1940, after which day the saidExecutos' will ps'oeecd to distribute the assets of timeen hI deceased nmnongst the parties entitled thereto, hav-ing regard only to time claims and deniancis of whichthe said Executor simail then have hind notice.
Dated time 15th day of Novensbei', 1.940.
RALPH J. STODDART,of WA. Ti-sates Buildings, 135 St. George's
terrace, Perth, Sohieitos- for the Executor.
2090 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. [NovEMBER 22, 1940.
NOVEMBER 22, 1940.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2091
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS.IN THE SUPREME CotrET o WESTERN AusrRAna&, PROBATE JURISDIOTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands a !aiflst the Estates of the underusentiorred deceased 9cr-sons (orders to collect and administer whose Estates were granted to no by the said Court under the Curator of EntestateEstates Act, 1918), are hereby required to send particulars of such claim, or demands to nie in writing on or before the23rd day of December, 1940, after which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased persons amongthose entitled thereto, having regard only to those claims or demands of which I shall then have had notice.
AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, on 21st day ofNovember, 1940, the following Order in Council wasauthorised to be issued:The Water Boards Act, 1904, and the Water Supply,
Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 1912.ORDER IN COUNCIL.
P.W.W.S. 1438/40.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 6 of the WaterBoards Act, 1904, that for every Water Area constitutedunder that Act there shall be a Water Board constitutedby tire Governor by Order in Council; And whereas itis enacted by section 3 of the Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage Act, 1912, that the Governor may revokeany Order in Council made before or after tire conr-nencement of tire said last-mentioned Act, for tire con-stitutior1 of a Water Board under tire Water BoardsAct, 1904, aforesaid, and dissolve the Water Board con-stituted pursuant to any Order so revoked: And whereasby an Order in Council dated tire 13th day of June,1917, and published in tire Government Gazette on tire15th (lay of Jurre, 1917, tIre Governor, acting in exerciseof the power conferred by section 6 of tire Water BoardsAct, constituted the Albany Municipal Council a WaterBoard to administer tile Water Boards Act, 1904, in tireAlbany Water Area as constituted under that Act: Andwhereas it is nosy deemed desirable and expedient thatthe Order in Courrcil aforesaid sirould be revoked andtire Water Board constituted pursuarrt thereto should bedissolved: Now, tirerefore, His Excellency tire Lieutea-ant-Governor, acting with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council and in exercise of the power con-ferred by section 3 of the Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage Act, 1912, doth Irereby, as from and after themrd day of December, 1940, revoke tire said Order in
Council dated the 13th day of June, 1917, and pubhslredrr tire Government Gazette on tire 15th day of June,1917, and dissolve the Albany Municipal Council as tireWater Board constituted for tile Albany Water AreaPursuant to the said Order irm Council now hereby re-vked,
L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council,
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.Application for Disclrerge.
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOR SALE ATGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Number. Date fiaed forHearing.
Harold Victor Jones 36 Forrest street,Cottcsloe
formerly residing at23 Malcolm street,Perth, and carry-ing on business atCottesloe as Jones'Service Stationand Garage
Supreme Court ofWestern Australia
No. 50 of 1927 18th day of Dccember, 1940at 10.30 ann
J. H. GLYNN,Dated at Perth the 21st day of November, 1940.Curator of Intestate Estates.
Name Date of Death. Date of Order. Address. Occupation.
Longniore, Edward Robert (also knownas Edward Robert Longman)
Pritchard, Margaret (also known as
20-8-40 18-11-40 361 Hay street, East Perth
formerly of Leederville hut
No occupation
Widow22-9-40
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