[909 ] (LÏfluiUøUThtaLIft of austratia arttt. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. [Registered at the General Post Office, Melbourne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.] No. 471 THURSDAY, 13TH APRIL. [1916. Prime Minister's Department, Melbourne, 6th April, 1916. THE following cablegram, dated 30th March, 1916, received from the Official Press Representative with the Australian Imperial Forces, is published for general information. G. F. PEARCE, Acting Prime Minister. The Prince of Wales was present to -day at an inspec- tion of the 6th Australian Infantry Brigade by' General Sir Archibald Murray. Lieutenant - General Birdwood was present. The Brigade afterwards marched past. The Prince then visited the Australian Artillery. When the parade was finished the men were allowed to break off. They rushed to line the route by which the party rode back and cheered continuously. The Prince visits to- morrow the Anzac troops in certain parts of the Canal Defences. Prime Minister's Department, Melbourne, 12th April, 1916. APPOINTMENT OF A MEMBER OF ADVISORY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER AND INITIATE SCIEN- TIFIC RESEARCH, ETC., ETC. HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to approve that JOHN HENRY BUTTERS, Esquire, Chief Engineer and General Manager, Hydro - electric De- partment, State of Tasmania, be appointed to be a mem- ber of the Advisory Council which has been constituted to carry out the following objects, namely: (i) The consideration and initiation of scientific re- searches in connexion with, or for the promo- tion of, primary and secondary industries in the Commonwealth; 0.4274. (ii) The collection of industrial scientific informa- tion, and the formation of a bureau for its dis- semination amongst those engaged in in- dustry; to hold membership during the pleasure of the Governor - General. G. F. PEARCE, Acting Prime Minister. Department of Trade and Customs, Melbourne, 1st April, 1916. CUSTOMS BY -LAW NO. 338. (T. and C. A16/1054.) T FRANK GWYNNE TUDOR, the Minister of State for the Commonwealth of Australia, administering the Department of Trade and Customs, do hereby, in pursuance of the Customs Tariff 1908 -1911 and of all other enabling powers, make the following departmental By -law. FRANS G. TUDOR, Minister for Trade and. Customs: MINOR ARTICLES FOR USE IN HE MANUFACTURE OF C GOODS WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH. Customs Tariff 1968 -1911, Item 434. The undermentined minor articles for use in the manu- facture within the Commonwealth of the undermentioned goods may be admitted under this By -law, which shall be deemed to have come into operation on 26th January, 1916: Linseed Cake Beans, Locust or Carob, also mown as St. John's Bread.
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(LÏfluiUøUThtaLIft of austratia
arttt.PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
[Registered at the General Post Office, Melbourne, for transmission by post as a newspaper.]
No. 471 THURSDAY, 13TH APRIL. [1916.
Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne, 6th April, 1916.
THE following cablegram, dated 30th March, 1916,received from the Official Press Representative
with the Australian Imperial Forces, is published forgeneral information.
G. F. PEARCE,Acting Prime Minister.
The Prince of Wales was present to -day at an inspec-tion of the 6th Australian Infantry Brigade by' GeneralSir Archibald Murray. Lieutenant - General Birdwoodwas present. The Brigade afterwards marched past.The Prince then visited the Australian Artillery. Whenthe parade was finished the men were allowed to breakoff. They rushed to line the route by which the partyrode back and cheered continuously. The Prince visitsto- morrow the Anzac troops in certain parts of the CanalDefences.
Prime Minister's Department,Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
APPOINTMENT OF A MEMBER OF ADVISORYCOUNCIL TO CONSIDER AND INITIATE SCIEN-TIFIC RESEARCH, ETC., ETC.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve that
JOHN HENRY BUTTERS, Esquire,Chief Engineer and General Manager, Hydro - electric De-partment, State of Tasmania, be appointed to be a mem-ber of the Advisory Council which has been constitutedto carry out the following objects, namely:
(i) The consideration and initiation of scientific re-searches in connexion with, or for the promo-tion of, primary and secondary industries inthe Commonwealth;
0.4274.
(ii) The collection of industrial scientific informa-tion, and the formation of a bureau for its dis-semination amongst those engaged in in-dustry;
to hold membership during the pleasure of the Governor -General.
G. F. PEARCE,Acting Prime Minister.
Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 1st April, 1916.
CUSTOMS BY -LAW NO. 338.(T. and C. A16/1054.)
TFRANK GWYNNE TUDOR, the Minister of State
for the Commonwealth of Australia, administeringthe Department of Trade and Customs, do hereby, inpursuance of the Customs Tariff 1908 -1911 and of allother enabling powers, make the following departmentalBy -law.
FRANS G. TUDOR,Minister for Trade and. Customs:
MINOR ARTICLES FOR USE IN HE MANUFACTURE OFCGOODS WITHIN THE COMMONWEALTH.
Customs Tariff 1968 -1911, Item 434.
The undermentined minor articles for use in the manu-facture within the Commonwealth of the undermentionedgoods may be admitted under this By -law, which shallbe deemed to have come into operation on 26th January,1916:
Linseed CakeBeans, Locust or Carob, also mown as St. John's
Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 4th April, 1916.
ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER PART XV. OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 -1914.
WHEREAS disputes have arisen between Officers of Customs and the several persons whose names are set out in the firstcolumn of the Schedule hereto, with reference to contraventions of the Customs Act 1901 -1914 and of the Commerce
Act 1905, alleged to have been committed by them : And whereas these persons have consented, in writing, to the disputes beinginquired into and determined by me, and I have inquired into and determined them accordingly : Now therefore the ordersmade by me in the determination of the disputes, which orders are set out in the Schedule, are published as directed by Section265 of the Customs Act 1901 -1914.
FRANK G. TUDOR,Minister for Trade and Customs.
SCHEDULE.
Name of Person charged withContravention of the Act.
Place of Alleged J
Contravention. ¡
Date of AllegedContravention.
Nature of Alleged Con-travention. Penalty.
£ 8. d.
Mauri Bros. and Thomson Ltd. Sydney, N.S.W. 21st December, 1915.. Incorrect entry of goods .. 5 0 0W. G. Peir ,, 18th January, 1916 .. !, ,, !, 2 10 0James Stedman Ltd. . . ,! ,! 21st February, 1916 . . 2 10 0Robert Reid and Co. Ltd. .. ,! !, 26th January, 1916 .. ,, !, .. 2 10 0J. A. Levy . . 5th January, 1916 .. !, 2 10 0Elliott and Ryland ,! ,! 9th December, 1915 .. Incorrect entry of goods and
omission of goods fromentry
2 10 0
Ayers and James Pty. Ltd. .. ,, 19th January, 1916 .. 7
"goods5 0 0
George Wall . . ,! 22nd January, 1916 .. Omission of fromentry
In regard to the above contraventions of the Act, the Department does not allege intention to defraud.E. Nolan, s.s. Barunga Melbourne, Vic. 4th March, 1916 Unlawful possession of
Customs controlW. A. Elliott, s.s. Telamon . . Brisbane, Qld. 14th February, 1916.. Unlawful possession of
goods210 0
G. Hughes, s.s. Telamon 17 !! 77 !! !, ,, 2 10 0
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PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE COPYRIGHT ACT 1912.
LIST of Applications for the registration of theCopyright in Literary (including Dramatic and
Musical) and Artistic Works, and the Performing Rightsin Musical and Dramatic Works, under the CopyrightAct 1912.
1ST JANUARY TO 31ST MARCH, 1916.
Literary Copyright Applications.
4683. Joseph Benjamin 011iffe, 204 Pitt- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Sheet of letterpress:" Horses' names and weights, Tattersall's Clubraces, Saturday, 1st January, 1916." 4th Janu-ary, 1916.
4684. Roland Stavely, care T. M. Canvin, Harbor Trust,Sydney, New South Wales.- Drama: " EarlyAustralia." 4th January, 1916.
4685. Sands and McDougall Proprietary Limited, 365Collins- street, Melbourne, Victoria.- Directory:" Sands and McDougall's Directory of Victoriafor 1916." 5th January, 1916.
4686. William Lovel Davis, 15 Castlereagh- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales. -Sheet of letterpress:" Horses' names and weights, Canterbury Parkraces, Saturday, 8th January, 1916." 5thJanuary, 1916.
46S7. Alcock and Company Proprietary Limited, Sturt-street, South Melbourne, Victoria. -Sheet of let-terpress: " Alcock's revised rules of snookerpool." By Charles Beddoe, Frank Edward Kirk,William Sawkins, Arthur Sheppard, ErnestJames Campbell, Charles Memmott, ThomasBeaumont Booth, Charles Daniel Wheeler, andJoseph James Basto. 7th January, 1916.
4688. Gerald Robert Baldwin, 368 Church- street, Rich-mond, Victoria. - Comedy drama : " DanielO'Connell." Play in Four Acts. 7th January,1916.
4689. Agnes Adele Gavin, 62 Bondi -road, Waverley, Syd-ney, New South Wales. -Photo Play Scenario:" The Martyrdom of Nurse Cavell." 7th Janu-ary, 1916.
4690. Ethel Gray Harrison, " Rothesay," Wycombe -road, Neutral Bay, Sydney, New South Wales.- Pamphlet: " Good Hair." 7th January, 1916.
4691. John Libby, 236 Swanston - street, Melbourne, Vic-toria.-Poem: " The Reveille and the LastPost" 8th January, 1916.
4692. New South Wales Bookstall Company Limited,476 George street, Sydney, New South Wales.Book : " Skeeter Farm Takes a Spell." BySumner Locke, with eight full -page illustrationsby Lionel Lindsay. 10th January, 1916.
4693. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Bourke street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Listof Horses' Names and Weights and Races inconnexion with Race Meeting to be held at Caul-field Race- course on the 15th January, 1916."By Dr. W. H. Lang. 10th January, 1916.
4694. Alfred Pierce Butler, 128 Buckhurst- street, SouthMelbourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " AVision of Resurrection Morn." 11th January,1916.
4695. Nora Winifred Collisson, B.A., The Rectory, Crat-ers, South Australia. -Drama : " To the Day."A Patriotic ,Pageant in three acts. 11th Janu-ary, 1916.
4606. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for Races to be held atthe Australian Jockey Club Races. The Chal-lenge Stakes on Saturday, 22nd January, 1916,and the Anniversary Handicap on Wednesday,26th January, 1916." By ,John Daly. 11thJanuary, 1916.
4697. Robert Sands, " Kamilaroi," Carrington -road,Waverley, near Sydney, New South Wales. -Directory : " Sands' Sydney Suburban andCountry Commercial Directory for 1916." 11thJanuary, 1916.
4698. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) .{ Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,
U.S.A.-Song: " I Miss You Dearie." Lyric byArthur J. Lamb. Music by Eddie Gray. 12thJanuary, 1916.
4699. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A.-Song: " When it's Moonlight on the RioGrande." Lyric by Casper Nathan. Music byEarl K. Smith. 12th January, 1916.
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4700. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A. -Song: " You are all that I dreamedyou would be." Lyric by Bessie Buchanan.Music by Jack Frost. 12th January, 1916.
4701. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A. -Song: " Some Day the Shadows willall Fade Away." Lyric by Beth Slater Whit-son. Music by Jack Frost. 12th January, 1916.
4702. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.),Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A. -Tone Poem: " When Love is Silent."By F. Henri Klickmann. 12th January, 1916.
4703. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A. -Song: " Only the Way of the World."By Jack Frost. 12th January, 1916.
4704. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A.-Cakewalk: " Hot off the Griddle." ByJames White. 12th January, 1916.
4705. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A- Piano Solo : " Neutrality Rag." ByJames White and Jack Frost. 12th January,1916.
4706. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root & Co.) ,Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois,U.S.A. -Song: " We've all had the same sweetdream." Words by Beth Slater Whitson. Musicby F. Henri Klickmann. 12th January, 1916.
4708. Montague B. Younger, Challis House, Martin -place, Sydney, N.S.W. -Song: " Australian Sol-dier's Song." 14th January, 1916.
4709. Montague B. Younger, Challis House, Martin -place, Sydney, N.S.W.-Song: " Won't YouFight for King and Country." 14th January,1916.
4710. Nelson F. Wellington, 13 Lawrie- street, MountPleasant, Ballarat East, Victoria. -Song:" When You Roam Around in Loveland." 17thJanuary, 1916.
4711. Nicholson and Company Limited, 342 George -street, Sydney, New South Wales.-Song: " Aus-tralia and You." By Elwyn Yorke. 17thJanuary, 1916.
4712. Henry Boyle Stevens and Catherine Mary AmeliaStevens, Literary Institute, Wentworth - street,Manly, New South Wales. -Song : " The Hero ofKandahar." 17th January, 1916.
4713. H. Wise and Company Limited, 349 Collins- street,Melbourne, Victoria. - Directory: " Wise's NewSouth Wales Post Office Directory, includingFederal Capital Territory, for 1916." 17thJanuary, 1916.
4715. Alfred Ernest Bridges, 144A Bellair- street, Ken-sington, Victoria. -Song : " The Desperado."18th January, 1916.
4716. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horsea for races to be held at theAustralian Jockey Club Races on Saturday, 22ndJanuary, 1916." By John Daly. 19th Janu-ary, 1916.
4717. The London Music Agency, 335A George- street,Sydney, New South Wales. -Song: " When I amFar Away." Verses by Robert Irvine. Musicby Laurie Kennedy. 19th January, 1916.
4718. Edward Porter, Kennedy- avenue, Belmore, nearSydney, New South Wales.-Song: " FairylandAustralia." 19th January, 1916.
4719. Wunderlich Limited, Baptist- street, Redfern, NewSouth Wales.-Catalogue : " Wunderlich Ceilingsfor Every Room in Every Home" 19th January,1916.
4720. Mary Elizabeth Egan- Mulry, Brisbane, Queensland.-Song : " Our Boys at the Front." 21st Janu-ary, 1916.
4721. Linda R. Phillips, "Linda," 274 High - street,Windsor, Victoria. -Song: "A Bunch of Violets."21st January, 1916.
4722. Linda R. Phillips, "Linda," 274 High - street,Windsor, Victoria. -Song : " Thoughts." 21stJanuary, 1916.
4723. Linda R. Phillips, " Linda," 274 High- street,Windsor, Victoria. -Song : " O, Moon of BrightNights." 21st January, 1916.
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4724. Linda R. Phillips, " Linda," 274 High- street,Windsor, Victoria. - -Song: " A Bouquet." 21stJanuary, 1916.
4725. Linda R. Phillips, " Linda," 274 High- street,Windsor, Victoria. -Song : "The Butter -cup andBee" 21st January, 1916.
4726. John Cumming Ogg, Rob- street, Albion, Brisbane,Queensland. - Booklet : " Ogg's Weather Fore-cast, January to July, 1916." 24th January,1916.
4727. Gerald Harold Shaw, High School, Bundaberg,Queensland.-Comedy: " The School for Grown -Ups" 24th January, 1916.
4728. Harley Cohen, " Hereford," Neptune - street, Coogee,New South Wales. - "Our Anzac Boys " or" They were There! There! I There! ! !" 25thJanuary, 1916.
4729. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,New South Wales.-Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for races to be held at theAustralian Jockey Club's Races on AnniversaryDay, Wednesday, 26th January, 1916." By JohnDaly. 27th January, 1916.
4730. N.S.W. Bookstall Company Limited, 476 George -street, Sydney, New South Wales.-Book:" Under a Cloud." By Arthur Wright. 27thJanuary, 1916.
4731. Mentons Racing Club, 159 Queen- street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Listof Horses' Names and Weights in connexion withMentone Races to be held on Wednesday, 2ndFebruary, 1916." By Malcolm P. Bauld. 28thJanuary, 1916.
4732. William J. H. Clifford, 70 Collins street, Hobart,Tasmania.-Book: "A Forecast of the TwentiethCentury." 28th January, 1916.
4733. George Quintin, 52 Victoria - street, Spring Hill,Brisbane, Queensland.-Poem: " Queen's Day."29th January, 1916.
4734. Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke- street, Mel-bourne, Victoria: -Book: " Williamstown Rac-ing Club. Anniversary Day Meeting, Monday,31st January, 1916. Official Programme." 29thJanuary, 1916.
4735. Williamstown Racing Club, Bourke - street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " Wil-liamstown Racing Club. Anniversary DayMeeting, Monday, 31st January, 1916. OfficialProgramme, 29th January, 1916.
4736. James Grattan Grey and Georgeannie Grey, bothof " Woodlands," 87 Wellington- parade, Joli -ment, Melbourne, Victoria.- Serial Story :" Don Castellanos : A Tale of Southern Cali-fornia." By Annie Baumgart de Villiers. 1stFebruary, 1916.
4737. Herbert Phillips, Lands Department, Sydney, NewSouth Wales.- Problem Play : " The Great Ad-venture." 1st February, 1916.
4738. Rosehill Racing Club, 32 Elizabeth- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales.-Sheet of Letterpress:" We4'its for Horses for races to be held at theRosehill Races on Saturday, 29th January,1916." By Archibald Percival Wilson. 2ndFebruary, 1916.
4739. Moorefield Race Club, 15 Castlereagh- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for races to be held at theMoorefield Races on Saturday, 5th February,1916." By Archibald Percival Wilson. 2ndFebruary, 1916.
4740. James Alfred Ross, " Fernleigh," 10 Mosman-street, Mosman, Sydney, New South Wales. -Drama : " The Dawn." A Drama in One Act.2nd February, 1916.
4741. James Alfred Ross, " Fernleigh,' 10 Mosman-street, Mosman, Sydney, New South Wales. -Drama : " The Midnight Sun." A Drama inThree Acts. 2nd February, 1916.
4742. Joseph Myer Levy, 335A. George- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Book: " The Quick ResultFollow -on System of Scientific Debt - Collection."3rd February, 1916.
4743. Jacob Harris, trading as J. Harris & Co.,231 Bourke - street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Song:" I've Got my Searchlight on You." By Alf. J.Lawrence. 5th February, 1916.
4744. Jacob Harris, trading as J. Harris & Co.,231 Bourke - street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Song:" I Never Knew What True Love Was (Till IMet You Dear)." By Alf. J. Lawrence. 5thFebruary, 1916.
4745. Jacob Harris, trading as J. Harris & Co., 231Bourke - street, Melbourne, Victoria. --Song :" The Girl You Can All See Through." ByAIf. J. Lawrence. 5th February, 1916.
4746. Richard Mowbray, Comae, Victoria.-Words of aSong : " In Red Gallipoli." 5th February,1916.
4747. Richard Mowbray, Colac, Victoria. - --Song :" Anzac Fashion." An Australian MarchingSong. 5th February, 1916.
4748. George William Barton, 34 Queen - street, Mel-bourne, Victoria.-Newspaper: " Anzac." 8thFebruary, 1916.
4749. James Morris Scott, 208 Staumore -road, Sydney,New South Wales.-Book : " The CirculatingSovereign." 8th February, 1916.
4750. Ernest William Gollmick, Brisbane, Queensland. -Song : " For His Girl, His Country and King."9th February, 1916.
4/51. Canterbury Park Race Club, 15 Castlereagh- street,Sydney, New. South Wales.- Sheet of Letter-press : " Weights for Horses for races to beweld at the Canterbury Park Races on Satur-day, 12th February, 1916." By Archibald Per-cival Wilson. 9th February, 1916.
4752. Charlotte Ries, 75 Womerali- avenue, Darlinghurst,new South Wales. - Patriotic bong : " The Callof the Bugle." Words by C. Ries. Music byT. W. Rhodes. 9th 1 ebruary, 1916.
4753. H. Wise and Company Limited, 349 Collins- street,Meltiouruè, Victoria. - Directory : " WesternAustralia Yost - office Directory 1916." 9th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4754. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " Victoria Rac-ing Club, General Entries, Autumn Meeting,19i6." 10th February, 1916.
4755. L' Li slìe Vane, ' ` Carmen," Bowen- street, Glen -ferrie, Victoria. -Song : " Cheer Up MaryDarling." 10th February, 1916.
4756. Emanuel Ralph Keesing, " Norwood," Campbellstreet, Milsom's Point, Sydney, New SouthWales. -Song : " When. Our Boys Come Back."11th February, 1916.
4757. Arthur Salmon, " Uno," Villier- street, New Farm,Brisbane, Queensland. -Words of a Song:-" Happy Harry Salmon's Fair Dinkum WarSong." 14th February, 1916.
47 58. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Bourke street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " List ofRaces, Horses' Names and Weights in connexionwith a race meeting to be held at Caulfield Race-course on the 19th February, 1916." By Dr.William Henry Lang. 14th February, 1916.
4759. Maurice Alexander Harris, trading as Harris &Co., 5 City Buildings, Edward- street, Brisbane,Queensland.- Directory : " Harris' Street andRoad Directory, Brisbane and Suburbs." 15thFebruary, 1916.
4760. Thomas J. Ginniff, 2 Burn - street, Prahran, Vic-toria, and Aileen Vernon Neighbour, " Biwa,"North -road, Brighton, Victoria. -Song: " Aus-tralia's Starlit Flag." Words by T. J. Ginniff.Music by A. V. Neighbour. 15th February,1916.
4761. Edwin Oliver Drain, 195 George- street, Sydney,New South Wales.-Waltz: " Sympathy." ByRaimund Pechotsch. 15th February, 1916.
4762. The London Music Agency, 335A. George- street,Sydney, New South Wales.-Song: " Hullo.Girlie !" The popular White City waltz song.Words by T. H. Eslick. Music by W. H.Romaine. 15th February, 1916.
4763. Alexander George Gibson, 119 Phillip- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Continental Playing Card-Joker." 15th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4764. Daniel Francis Flynn, " Simola," Barclay- street,Waverley, Sydney, New South Wales.-PatrioticSong : " Give Them a Cheer?' 15th February,1916.
4765. Harold Hansell, Duncan's -road, Werribee, Vic-toria. -Words of a Song: " Upon the Road toGlory." 16th February, 1916.
4766. H. Wise and Company Limited, 349 Collins- street,Melbourne, Victoria.-Directory: " Victoria'sPost Office Directory, 1916" 16th February,1916.
4767. F. H. Brunning Proprietary Limited, 64 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Book: " The Aus-tralian Gardener." An Epitome of Horticultureand Agriculture for the State of Victoria.Eighteenth edition. Revised and corrected by F.A. Falkner. 17th February, 1916.
4768. Performing right.4769. Edgar Henry Peacock, 214 Queen - street, Mel-
bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress: " StockSheet." 18th February, 1916.
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4770. Leslie Leyshon, 70 Mitchell- street, Brunswick, Vic-toria. -Waltz : " Trenches and Memories," (LaValse Roma) . By George Brentnall. 18th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4771. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.-Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detail Plan No. 29. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, the boun-daries of the various lands therein, and thebuildings and fences erected on such lands." ByE. J. Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4772. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.-Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detail Plan No. 30. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, the boun-daries of the various lands therein, and thebuildings and fences erected on such lands." ByE. J. Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4773. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland. -Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detail Plan No. 31. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, the boun-daries of the various lands therein, and thebuildings and fences erected on such lands." ByE. J. Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4774. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.-Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, City of Brisbane, Detail Plan No. 150.Exhibiting the topography of 'portion of theDistrict of the Board, the boundaries of the vari-ous lands therein, and the buildings and fenceserected on such lands." By E. J. Matthews.19th February, 1916.
4775. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.-Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detail Plan No. 24. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, the boun-daries of the various lands therein, and thebuildings and fences erected on such lands." ByE. J. Matthews. 19th February, .1916.
4776. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.- Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, City of Brisbane. Detail Plan No. 164.Exhibiting the topography of portion of theDistrict of the Board, the boundaries of thevarious lands therein, and the buildings andfences erected on such lands." By E. J.Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4777. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.- -Plan:"Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detain Plan No. 25. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, theboundaries of the various lands therein, andthe buildings and fences erected on such lands."By E. J. Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4778. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Oueensland.-Plan:"Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, Cities of Brisbane and South Brisbane,Detail Plan No. 174. Exhibiting the topographyof portion of the District of the Board, theboundaries of the various lands therein, and thebuildings and fences erected on such lands."By E. J. Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4779. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Oueensland.-Plan:"Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard. City of Brisbane, Detail Plan No. 165.Exhibiting the topography of portion of theDistrict of the Board, the boundaries of thevarious lands therein, and the buildings andfences erected on such lands." By E. J.Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4780. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Oueensland.-Plan:"Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard. City of Brisbane, Detail Plan No. 160.Exhibiting the topography of portion of theDistrict of the Board, the boundaries of thevarious lands therein, and the buildings andfences erected on such lands." By E. J.Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4781. Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Boardof the City of Brisbane, Queensland.-Plan:" Metropolitan Water Supply and SewerageBoard, City of Brisbane, Detail Plan No. 163.Exhibiting the topography of portion of theDistrict of the Board, the boundaries of thevarious lands therein, and the buildings andfences erected on such lands." By E. J.Matthews. 19th February, 1916.
4782. Butterworth & Company (Australia) Limited, 180Phillip- street, Sydney, N.S.W. -Sheet of Letter-press: " Butterworth's Victorian Law and Mer-cantile Calendar 1916." 19th February, 1916.
4783. May Kirkby, 19 Marwick - street, Flemington, Vic-toria.-Song: " Rally for the King." 19th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4784. Henry Thomas Philcox Davis, 19 Langridge - street,Middle Park, Victoria: -Song: " Britannia nowis Calling." An Australian National March.19th February, 1916.
4785. John Moses, 11 Orpington - street, Ashfield, N.S.W.,and Arthur William Sterry, 28 Parkham - street,Moore Park, N.S.W. -Drama : " The Corn-stalks." 19th February, 1916.
4786. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Bourke - street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " Listof Races, Horses' Names and Weights, in con-nexion with Race Meeting to be held at Caul-field Race - course on 26th February, 1916." ByDr. William Henry Lang. 21st February, 1916.
4757. Broomhall and Renfree, Dandenong, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Calendar 1916." BeingSheet of Information. By L. F. Broomhall.21st February, 1916.
4788. Frederick Johnson Holland, High- street, Terang,Victoria.-Book: " Fleeto." Being Rules of aGame for two players. 21st February, 1916.
4789. William Joseph Lincoln, 31 Mitford- street, St.Kilda, Victoria.-Cinematograph Production:" England's Nurse and Martyr -Edith Cavell.England's Joan of Arc." 22nd February, 1916.
4790. Nellie Risley, 63 Brunning- street, East St. Kilda,Victoria.-Song: " Would you like the Kaiserfor your Father." 22nd February, 1916.
4791. Rosehill Racing Club, 32 Elizabeth - street, Sydney,N.S.W. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights forHorses for races to be held at the Rosehill Raceson Saturday, 26th February, 1916." By Archi-bald Percival Wilson. 22nd February, 1916.
4792. Matthew Joseph Keogh, 6 Elizabeth - street, Nor-wood, S.A., and Alfred Charles Quin, 52 Rundle-street, Adelaide, S.A. -Song: " The Small StillVoice." Words by " Gumsucker." Music byA. C. Quin. 23rd February, 1916.
4793. Hilda Meadows, 95 Kerferd -road, Albert Park,Victoria. - Accompaniment of Song: "A DearLittle Somebody." 24th February, 1916.
4794. Richard Mowbray, and John Kilgour Wilkie, bothof Colac, Victoria.-Song: " In Red Gallipoli."Words by R. Mowbray. Music by J. K. Wilkie.24th February, 1916.
4795. Colin Campbell Macdonald, Taranganba, Yeppoon,Queensland.-Booklet: " Yeppoon by the Sea.Souvenir Book of Views 1916." 24th February,1916.
4796. Thomas William Tyzack, 375 Post Office-place, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Tyzack's Kumin On." 25th February, 1916.
4797. Queenie Paul, care of Loebel & Co., Royal Arcade,Melbourne, Victoria.--Song: " Honey ! I LoveYou." 25th February, 1916.
4799. Raymond Hollis Longford, " Glenwood," Ocean-street, Woollahra, N.S.W.- Cinematograph Pro-duction : " The Mutiny of the Bounty." 25thFebruary, 1916.
4800. James Melrose, " Glenwood," Aldgate, S.A. -Book:" Poems by Eric Nesbit Melrose." 25th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4801. Samuel Joseph Purnell, 20 West Melbourne-road,Newtown, Geelong, Victoria.-Book: "HomeCure Treatment." 25th February, 1916.
4802. Christian Olaf Petersen, 74 Ngarveno - street,Moonee Ponds Victoria.-Almanac: " The Vic-torian Federal Law Almanac 1916." 25th Feb-ruary, 1916.
4803. John Cleeve James, 48 Carrington- street, Sydney,New South Wales.-Song : " Boys of Anzac."25th February, 1916.
4804. John Cleeve James, 48 Carrington- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Song : " Heroes." 25thFebruary, 1916.
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4805. Edward Butler and Sons Ltd., 332 Pitt - street,Sydney, New South Wales.-Catalogue : " FirstAgain ! Edward Butler and Sons Limited. ThePractical Saddlers." 25th February, 1916.
4806. Rothwell's Limited, Edward- street, Brisbane,Queensland. -Motto : " I Go Out To Return."By Thomas James Bothwell. 29th February,1916.
4807. James Robert Scott, Cessnock, New South Wales.-Book : " A Pay -Sheet Book for the use ofDairy Factories on the Co- operative Principle."29th February, 1916.
4808. Moorefield Race Club, 15 Castlereagh- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress :" Weights for Horses for races to be held atthe Moorefield Races on Saturday, 4th March,1916." By Archibald Percival Wilson. 1stMarch, 1916.
4809. David Henry Souter, 17 Castlereagh- street, Syd-ney, New South Wales, and Rupert StanleyMcCoy, 10 Castlereagh street, Sydney, NewSouth Wales. -Book : " The Anzac Drill Move-ment Demonstrator." 1st March, 1916.
4810. Hannah Roselie Higgens, 1 Page street, CliftonHill, Victoria. -Book : " Cloud and Sunshine."An Autobiographical Sketch of Miss H. R.Higgens. Edited by the Rev. John Southey,with Introduction by the Rev. Duncan S.McEachran. Enlarged Edition. 2nd March,1916.
4811. George Stanley Lovett, 10 Barrack - street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Guide : " Illustrated Shop-ping Guide." To be inserted in TelephoneDirectory, menu covers, &c. 2nd March, 1916..
4812. Frederick Danton Dennant, Hay- street, Perth,Western Australia. -Words of a Song : " Queenof the Mulga." 3rd March, 1916.
4818. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Book : " Victoria Racing Club, OfficialProgramme, Autumn Meeting. First Day, 4thMarch, 1916." 3rd March, 1916.
4814. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke- street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " VictoriaRacing Club, Autumn Meeting. St. Leger Day,Saturday, 4th March, 1916. Official Card." 3rdMarch, 1916.
4816. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Book : " Victoria Racing Club,Autumn Meeting, 7th March, 1916. SecondDay. Official Programme." 6th March, 1916.
4817. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " VictoriaRacing Club, Autumn Meeting. Cup Day,Tuesday, 7th March, 1916. Official Card." 6thMarch, 1916.
4818. James Robert Scott, " Fairview," Cessnock," NewSouth Wales. -Book : " A Butter Sales Registerfor the use of Butter Factories and other Busi-nesses." 6th March, 1916.
4819. Lionel Charles Horace Shave, " Gnotuk," Aspen-
dale, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " FormFours. A Puzzle of the Allied Flags." 7thMarch, 1916.
4820. Rosehill Racing Club, 32 Elizabeth- street, Sydney,New South Wales. -Sheet of Letterpress :" Weights for Horses for races to be held at theRosehill Races on Saturday, 11th March, 1916."By Archibald Percival Wilson. 7th March,1916.
4821 Sydney Gilbert Hibberd, " Sylvania," Muttama-road, Artarmon, North Sydney, New SouthWales.-Song : " Come Lads." 7th March,1916.
4822. H. Wise and Company Limited, 349 Collins- street,Melbourne, Victoria. - Directory : " Wise's NewZealand Post Office Directory 1916." 8thMarch, 1916.
4823. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne,Victoria. - Book : " Victoria Racing Club.Autumn Meeting, 9th March, 1916. Third Day.Official Programme." 8th March, 1916.
4824. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : " VictoriaRacing Club, Autumn Meeting. Thursday, 9thMarch, 1916. Official Card," . 8th March, 1916.
4825. McKinley Music Company (Frank IC. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America.- Reverie(Piano Solo). " Star of Paradise." By HenriF. Klickmann. 9th March, 1916.
4826. McKinley Music Company (Frank R. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America.-Song :" There's a Girl in this World for each LonelyBoy." Words and Music by Jaek Frost. 9thMarch, 1916.
4827. McKinley Music Company (Frank S. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. -Song :" I'll be much Obliged to You." Words andMusic by Jack Frost. 9th March, 1916.
4828. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. -Song :" What's the use of Living without Love ?"Words by Arthur J. Lamb. Music by ClarenceM. Jones. 9th March, 191G.
4829. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. - Ballad :" Every Hour, Every Day." Words and Musicby Jack Frost. 9th March, 1916.
4830. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. -Piano Solo :" La Fascination." Fox Tango, by Paul Biesseand F. Henri Klickmann. 9th March, 1916.
4831.. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root andCompany), Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. -Song :" Oh ! How I Want You." Words by ArthurJ. Iamb. Music by Clarence M. Jones. 9thMarch, 1916.
4832. John McIntosh, M.A., Roemer - crescent, Alphing-ton, Victoria. - Musical Setting to a Song :" Britain, My Mother ! The 9th Lancers Songon Ride to Death." 9th March, 1916.
4833. John McIntosh, M.A., Roemer crescent, Alphing-ton, Victoria. - Musical Setting to a Song :" Anzac -Not in Vain." 9th March, 1916.
4834. McKinley Music Company (Frank K. Root andCompaq', Chicago, County of Cook, State ofIllinois, United States of America. -Song :" How'd you like to go a- honeymooning ?"Words by Arthur J. Lamb. Music by ClarenceM. Jones. 9th March, 191G.
4835. Jacob Harris, trading as J. Harris & Co., 231Bourke- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Song : " ARose and You." By Reginald A. A. Stoneham.10th March, 1916.
4836. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke - street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Book: " Victoria Racing Club,Autumn Meeting. Fourth Day, 11th March,1916. Official Programme." 10th March, 1916.
4837. Victoria Racing Club, Bourke street, Melbourne,Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Victoria Rac-ing Club, Autumn Meeting. Steeplechase Day,Saturday, 11th March, 1916. Official Card."10th March, 1916.
4838. William S. Hart Berry, 453 Rathdown- street, Carl-ton, Victoria. - Musical Manuscript: " Staff orStave Design for Vocal and InstrumentalMusical Notation." 11th March, 191G.
4839. Walter Eustace Perroux, Proserpine, Queensland.-Play: " The Absentee." A Play in Three Acts.13th March, 1916.
4840. Victoria Amateur Turf Club, Bourke - street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Sheet of Letterpress : Listof Races, Horses' Names and Weights, in con-nexion with Race Meeting to be held et Caul-field Race- course, on the 18th March, 1916."By Dr. William Henry Lang.1916.
13th March,
4841. Frank Hayes, trading as Health' Culture and Pub-lishing Association, 369 Collins - street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. -Book : " Secrets of theToilet." 13th March, 1916.
4842, The Punch and Judy Theatre Company Incor-porated, 155 West 49th- street, Borough of Man-hattan, City of New York, County and State ofNew York, U.S.A. - Draina : " Treasure Island."A Play in Four Acts and Ten Scenes. Drama-tized from the Story of Robert Louis Stevensonby Jules Eckert Goodman. 13th March, 1916.
4843. William S. Hart Berry, 453 Rathdown- street,Carlton, Victoria. -Song: " The Old Flag isFlying Still To -day. Britain's Glorious Ban -ner" By William Emmanuel Naunton. 13thMarch, 1916.
4844. Nellie Risley, 63 Brunning- street, East St. Kilda,Victoria. -Song: " On the Roll of Honor." 13thMarch, 1916.
4845. Albert Edward Sykes, North street, Rockhampton,Queensland.-Book: " Minor Waterways of Cen-tral Queensland." By S. E. A. 13th March,1916.
4846. Stephen Australia Fitzgerald, 38 Scott - street,Newcastle, N.S.W.-Drama: " Martyrdom ofNurse Cavell." 15th March, 1916.
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4847. Canterbury Park Race Club, 15 Castlereagh - street,Sydney, N.S.W. -Sheet of Letterpress:" Weights for Horses for races to be held atthe Canterbury Park Races on Saturday, 18thMarch, 1916." By Archibald Percival Wilson.15th March, 1916.
4848. Australian Jockey Club, 6 Bligh- street, Sydney,N.S.W. -Sheet of Letterpress: " Weights forhorses for races to be held at the AustralianJockey Club Races. The Doncaster Handicap,on Saturday, 22nd April, 1916; and the SydneyCup on Monday, 24th April, 1916." By JohnDaly. 15th March, 1916.
4849. Council of the City of Essendon, near Melbourne,Victoria. -Plan : " Plan of the City of Essen -don." By William Murray Pullar. 15th March,1916.
4850. William G. Baker, 2 Barden - street, Tempe, N.S.W.-Song: " If We Come Back Home." By G.McLean. 15th March, 1916.
4851. Farmer and Company Limited, Victoria House,Pitt - street, Sydney, N.S.W. - Catalogue : " Far-mer's Autumn and Winter Catalogue, 1916."15th March, 1916.
4853. Butterworth & Company (Australia) Limited, 180Phillip- street, Sydney, N.S.W. -Year Book:" The Law List of Australia and New Zealand,1916." 16th March, 1916.
4856. Dulcie Goldie and Albert Goldie, " Ocean View,"Carrington -road, Randwick, Sydney, N.S.W.Revue : " You're the One." 17th March, 1916.
4857. Peter John Charles Wallace, Seymour Camp, Sey-mour, Victoria. - Pamphlet : " Playing a Man'sPart, Gippsland, 1893. Gallipoli, 1915." 18thMarch, 1916.
4858. James Robert Scott, " Fairview," Cessnock, N.S.W.-Book : " Day and Date : Landmarks in theHistory of Cessnock and District (New SouthWales)." 20th March, 1916.
4859. Henry Warren Kelly, 104 Ellice- street, Welling-ton, New Zealand.-Song: " The Sailor." ByHenry C. Goffin. 21st March, 1916.
4860. The Aspazone Rheumatic Remedy Co., 178 Castle-reagh- street, Sydney, N.S.W. Chart:" Mas-sage Chart." By George William Hean. 22ndMarch, 1916.
4861. The Victor Leggo Chemical Company ProprietaryLimited, 482 -484 Collins- street, Melbourne, Vic-toria.- Catalogue: " Sprays that Pay -ValloBrand." 22nd March, 1916..
4862. George Pitcher, Avoca, Victoria.-Song: " A Scrapof Paper. Britain's Reply to German Faithless-ness." 22nd March, 1916.
4863. William Arthur Hill, 159 William- street, Sydney,N.S.W. -Drama : " The Martyrdom of NurseCavell" 23rd March, 1916.
4864. Hilda Hoinville, 49 Robe- street, St. Kilda, Vic-toria.-Song: " Australia! We Are Proud ofThee" 24th March, 1916.
4865. Jessie Frieda May, care W. H. Hawke, Beaumont,Burnside, S.A. -Song: " The Water Sprite'sCanoe." 24th March, 1916.
4866. Olive May Carter, The Adelaide High School,Grote - street, Adelaide, S.A.-Book: " A Courseof Lessons on Robert Browning." 24th March,1916.
4867. Doris Egerton Jones, Fisher- street, FullartonEstate, S.A.-Drama: " Between Pals." A Playin Three Acts. 24th March, 1916.
4868. James Grattan Grey and Georgeannie Grey, bothof " Woodlands," Wellington- parade, Jolimont,Melbourne, Victoria. - Serial Story: " Under theMidnight Sun; A Woman's Experience of Klon-dyke and Alaskan Life." By Annie Baumgartde Villiers. 24th March, 1916:
4869. Oliver Stephen Nosworthy, " Ennerdale," King -street, Rockdale, near Sydney, N.S.W:-Book:" Australian ` Crown ' Checkers. The LatestWar Game." 24th March, 1916.
4870. Meccano Limited, Binns -road, Old Swan, Liverpool,England. -Book. " Meccano Prize Models(Colonial Edition) ." By Frank Hornby. 27thMarch, 1916.
4876. Thomas James Rothwell, 237 Edward street, Bris-bane, Queensland. - Catalogue : " Has He En-listed ?" A Book suggestive. of presents for aSoldier. 30th March, 1916.
4877. Eva Phillips Hope, 56 Chatsworth -road, EastPrahran, Victoria. -Song : " Oh Bonnie Boysin Khaki." Words by Eva P. Hope. Musicby Jas. E. Dodd. 31st March, 1916.
Performing Right.
4768, George Marlow, Britannia Hotel, Castlereagh -street, Sydney, N.S.W. Drama : " A Daughterof Israel." By Nita Rae. 18th February, 1916.
Artistic Copyrights.
3594. Cecilia May Gibbs, " Rothsay," Lower Wycombe -road, Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W.- Painting:" Bottle Brush Babie or Baby -A Baby withhair like Bottle Brush Rower.' 7th January,1916.
3595. Cecilia May Gibbs, "Rothsay," Lower Wycombe -road, Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W.- Painting:" A Kookaburra carrying a Baby or Babie." 7thJanuary, 1916.
3596. Louis Marks, Davey street, Frankston, Victoria,and Mark Brody, Bay- street, Frankston, Vic-toria.-Drawing: " Gallery of Australian Birds-The Frankston Frog Eater» 11th January,1916.
3597. Louis Marks, Davey- street, Frankston, Victoria,and Mark Brody, Bay- street, Frankston, Vic-toria.-Drawing: " Gallery of Australian Birds-The Avis Booziorum." 11th January, 1916.
3598. Louis Marks, Davey- street, Frankston, Victoria,and Mark Brody, Bay- street, Frankston, Vic-toria.- Drawing : " Australian Queer Fish -The Palestine Perch and Canton Conger." 11thJanuary, 1916.
3599. Louis Marks, Davey street, Frankston, Victoria,and Mark Brody, Bay - street, Frankston, Vic-toria.- Drawing : " Gallery of Australian Birds-The Dubbo Duck." 11th January, 1916.
3600. Louis Marks, Davey- street, Frankston, Victoria,and, Mark Brody, Bay - street, Frankston, Vic -toria.- Drawing : " Australian Queer Fish -The Jew Fish." 11th January, 1916.
3601. Louis Marks, Davey- street, Frankston, Victoria,and Mark Brody, Bay- street, Frankston, Vic-toria.- Drawing: " Gallery of Australian Birds-The Great Australian Lyre Bird." 11th Janu-ary, 1916.
3602. George Augustus Osboldstone, Temple Court - place,Melbourne, Victoria.-Drawing: " The Regi-mental Pets." 14th January, 1916.
3603. Hilda Maud Lupton, 19 Oak street, Hawthorn,Victoria.- Painting : " A representation of aGum Leaf, designed to act as a Book Mark."17th January, 1916.
3604. The Returned Soldiers' Association, The Soldiers'Club, George- street, Sydney, N.S.W.- Drawing:" Representation of two concentric circles bear-ing thereon the words " New South Wales " andenclosing the letters " R.S.A. ", said circles beingsurmounted by the representation of a crown.By Margaret Esther Wilson. 25th January,1916.
3605. Donald Matheson, Dartmoor, Victoria.-Photo-graph: " Picturesque Dartmoor." 27th January,1916.
3607. Charles Barrett, St. Kilda Theatre, Fitzroy - street,St. Kilda, Victoria. - Photographic Print: " TheAnswer." Civilians answering the appeal ofWounded Soldiers. 1st February, 191e.
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3608. James Hemingway, " Taranaki," The Crescent,Parsley Bay, Sydney, N.S.W. - Photograph:" .Anzac Cove, Gallipoli." 1st February, 1916.
3609. Cecilia May Gibbs, " Rothsay," Lower Wycombe-road, Neutral Bay, Sydney, N.S.W.-Painting:" Wattle Babies." Babies dressed in wattle capsand coats.-2nd February, 1916.
3610. William Young and Company Proprietary Limited,283 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Photograph : " Cornice. Catalogue No. Pattern129." By Godfrey Roberts. .9th February, 1916.
3611. William Young and Company Proprietary Limited,283 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Photograph : " Cornice. Catalogue No. Pattern130." By Godfrey Roberts. 9th February, 1916.
3612. William Young and Company Proprietary Limited,283 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Photograph: " Panel. Catalogue No. 500." ByGodfrey Roberts. 9th February, 1916.
3613. William Young and Company Proprietary Limited,283 Lonsdale street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Photograph : " Panel. Catalogue No. 601." ByGodfrey Roberts. 9th February, 1916.
3614. William Young and Company ProprietaryLimited, 283 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, Vic-toria.- Photograph: " Panel. Catalogue No.602." By Godfrey Roberts. 9th February, 1916.
3615. Frederick Murray Linley, 395 Collins- street, Mel-bourne, Victoria. - Painting: " Our Day. Nationand Honor." Being design of a Red Cross withinset Nurse's portrait. 9th February, 1916.
3616. Christopher George, King, 18 Carlyle- street, Haw-thorn, Victoria.- Engraving: " Dug . Outs andTrenches." A new war game of skill playedwith eighteen men moving twenty -four points.14th February, 1916.
3617. George Augustus Osboldstone, Temple Court - place,Melbourne. Victoria.-Drawing: " SunflowerGarden Calendar." 15th February, 1916.
3618. James John Mountain. William- street, Padding-ton. near Sydney, N.S.W.- Lithograph : " TheSydney City Mission (Paddington Branch)Sunday School Diploma." 15th February, 1916.
3619. Ernest Albert Cooper, " Calenla," 123 Frederickstreet. Aslhfield, N.S.W. - Photograph : " Abbots-ford Baths, Parramatta River, Abbotsford." 19thFebruary, 1916.
3621. Frederick William Edmund Gabriel, 108 West-bury- street, East St. Kilda, Victoria. - Drawing:" Race course, showing Totalisator and out - ticketstations." 24th February, 1916.
3622. Thomas Alfred Tabart, Senr., Hobart, Tasmania.- Drawing : " Tabart's System of Ear MarkingCattle, Sheep, and Swine." 25th February,1916.
3623. Nicholas Reid McGeehan, 57 Elm- grove, St. Kilda,Victoria.-Painting: " A.I.E.F. 1916. AustraliaWill Be There!" Combination of Flags, Mapof Australia, and Crown, d signed to containsoldier's portrait inset therein. 25th February,1916.
3624. Abraham Coopersmith, 316 Drummond- street,Carlton, Victoria. - Drawing: " For Home andEmpire." An artistic mount for photographs.1st March, 1916.
3625. S. T. Leigh & Company Limited, 326 Castlereagh -street, Sydney, N.S.W.-Coloured Drawing:" Study of a Girl eating Ice Cream, with PeachBlossoms as a Background." By Harry MarriottBurton. 2nd March, 1916.
3626. Abraham Coopersmith, 316 Drummond- street,Carlton, Victoria. - Drawing: " For Home. andEmpire." An Artistic Oval and Cushion Mountfor Photographs. 8th March, 1916.
3627. Frederick Murray Linley, Commercial Travellers'Club. Flinders- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Drawing: " For Our Fighting Men." The Aus-tralian Flag surrounded by a Garter on a RedBackground. 13th March, 1916.
3628. George Edwin Searle, Brisbane, Queensland. -Print : " Australian Soldier with Australianand Union Jack Flags." 13th March, 1916.
3629. Arthur Joyner, 460 Glenmore -road, Paddington,N.S.W.-Photograph: " Australians landing atAnzac, 8 a.m., 25th April, 1915." 15th March,1916.
3631. Ernest Edward Giles, Fox - street, Wagga Wagga,N.S.W.- Photograph : " Panoramic View ofWagga Wagga, taken from Steeple of Presby-terian Church." 16th March, 1916.
3632. Mortimer Millington, Railway Hotel, Port Elliot,S.A. -- Photographic Print : -" Port ElliotViews." 21st March, 1916.
3635. Frederick Murray Linley, Commercial Travellers'Club, Flinders- street, Melbourne, Victoria. -Lithograph : " The Great War of Liberation."Being artistic design of certificate to be used inconnexion with The Commonwealth Button Fund,Lady Hennessy's Patriotic Day, March 24/1916."23rd March, 1916.
3636. Charles Shore, 72 Smith- street, Albert Park, Vic-toria.-Photograph: " Shrapnel Gully- Anzac"25th March, 1916.
3637. Charles Shore, 72 Smith- street, Albert Park, Vic-toria.-- Photograph: " The Landing at Galati.Tepe- Showing wounded soldiers being taken tohospital ships." 25th March, 1916.
3638. Charles Shore, 72 Smith - street, Albert Park, Vic-toria.- Photograph: " Walker's Ridge - Anzac."25th March, 1916.
3639. Charles Shore, 72 Smith - street, Albert Park, Vic-toria.- Photograph : " Court Martial -- Anzac."25th March, 1916.
3640. Charles Shore, 72 Smith - street, Albert Park, Vic-toria.- Photograph : " Quinn's Post- Anzac."25th March, 1916.
G. S. BROWN,Registrar of Copyrights.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 344. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. 2rm MILITARYDISTRICT.
PAYMENT FOR SERVICE.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 61of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of theAudit Act 1901 -1912, of authority being granted for thepayment of an amount not exceeding Eight hundred andsixty pounds (£860) to The Standard Waygood HerculesLtd., of Sydney, in connexion with the installation ofNo. 3 Electric Elevator at No. 4 General Hospital, Rand-wick, 2nd Military District.
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 342. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
COMMONWEALTH GOVERNMENT HARNESS,SADDLERY, AND LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTSFACTORY.
PAYMENTS OF SUPPLIES.
ff15 Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 61of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of theAudit Act 1901 -1912, of authority being granted for thepayment of amounts to firms for supplies, as under, tothe Commonwealth Government Harness, Saddlery, andLeather Accoutrements Factory:- -
Messrs. Vary Bros., North Melbourne. Account No. 1196.Crop, 4,308 lbs. at ls. 81d. lb. .. .. £372 9 3
The Pyrotan Leather Ltd. Account No. 1227.Chrome, 13,4461 ft. at ls. 3d. foot .. £840 7 10Chrome, 5431 ft. at ls. foot .. .. 27 3 6
£867 11 4
Messrs. Hackett Bros. Account No. 1214.Chrome, 9,483 ft. at 121d. foot .. .. £503 15 8Chrome, 0751 ft. at lld. foot .. .. SO 19 2
£534 14 10
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister o State for Defence,
Commonwealth Gazette
Ex. Min. No. 340.
917 No. 47. --13th April, 1916
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES -5TR MILITARY DISTRICT.
PAYMENTS FOR SUPPLIES.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, has been pleased to approve,pursuant to the provisions of No. 61 of the Treasury Regulations under Section 71 of the Audit Act 1901 -1912, of
authority being granted for the payment of amounts to firms for supplies, as per attached Schedule, to the 5th MilitaryDistrict :---
AccountNo.
'73421387
11646116451199111992
10028119261192511924113649892
1758813004
15501
Name. I Particulars.
H. Y. Piesse . .W.A. Government ..Baker Bros.
,f,f
HorsesWethersMeat ..
,f
Elder, Shenton and Co. .. I WethersH. A. Stephenson and Son . I Chaff ..
W. C. TownsendElder, Shenton and Co.Dalgety and Co. . .Kitching, F. G.
Oats ..Horses ..Steamer PassagesGrazing Horses ..
Dalgety and Co. .. .. J Steamer Passages
Period. I Amount,
17th December, 1914 . .19th August, 1914 ..7th to 13th March, 1915 ..14th to 20th March, 1915 ..21st to 27th March, 191528th March, 191 to 3rd April,
191517th March, 1915 .. . .7th to 8th April, 19156th April, 1915 .. . .1st April, 1915 .. .3rd April, 1915 .. . .25th February, 1915 ..
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 346. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. -6TH MILITARYDISTRICT.
PAYMENTS FOR SUPPLIES OF HORSES.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 61of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of theAudit Act 1901 -1912, of authority being granted for thepayment of amounts to firms for supplies of horses, asunder, to the 6th Military District :
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence,
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 341. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES. -2rw MILITARYDISTRICT.
PAYMENT FOR SERVICE.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has been
pleased to approve, pursuant to the provisions of No. 61of the Treasury Regulations under section 71 of theAudit Act 1901 -1912, of authority being granted for thepayment of an amount not exceeding Two hundred andtwenty pounds twelve shillings and sevenpence (122012s. 7d.) to Mr. H. L. Wilson for a iistment of A.I.F.remounts on his " Mundowey " Estate, Wagga Wagga,New South Wales, for the period 1st to 31st January,1916.
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Postmaster- General's Department,Ex. Min. No. 152. 5th April, 1916.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, by and with theadvice of the Federal Executive Council, has ap-proved, in accordance with the provisions of No. 61 ofthe Treasury Regulations under section 71 of the AuditActs 1901 -1906, of the expenditure of (a) £171 18s. id. inpayment to J. Staples, 94 Regent street, Newtown, for495 yards of sand. and (b) £181 2s. 6d, each to T. Holley,Redmyre- street. Strathfield, and J. Whittall. Lyons andNorth roads, Five Dock, for the supply and delivery of345 yards of freestone, required for the use of the Post-master- General's Department, State of New South Wales,in connexion with the Homebnsh- Lidcombe conduit work.
W ILLÌAM. WEBSTER,Postmastes- General,
No. 47.-13th April, 1916 918 Commonwealth Gazette
Ex. Min. No. 129.
IIIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has, in accordanceapproved of the payment of the undermentioned accounts :--
Department of Trade and Customs,Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
with the provisions of Treasury Regulation No. 61.
Name.
W. BraithwaiteThos. Broadhurst . .Debney Bros. Pty. Ltd.James Munday and Co.R. W. Thomson and Co.Zwar Bros. and Co. . .Macdonald, Hamilton and Co.
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FRANK G. TUDOR,Minister for Trade and Customs.
Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne, 5th April, 1916.
APPOINTMENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNINGOFFICER AND TERMINATION OF APPOINT-MENT OF DIVISIONAL RETURNING OFFICER.
11IS Excellency the Governor General in Council
has been pleased to approve that, under the pro-visions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1902 -1911,
WILLIAM PERCY FOLEYbe appointed Divisional Returning Officer for the Corn:monwe alth Electoral Division of Kennedy in the Stateof Queensland, such appointment to take effect on andfrom the date upon which he takes up duty; and that
JOHN ROLLSTON,Divisional Returning Officer for the Division of Kennedy,be retired from the position of Divisional ReturningOfficer on and from the 17th day of February, 1916, andthat the appointment of Clement Joseph Purcell asDivisional Returning Officer for the Division of Kennedyin lieu of the said John Rollston be terminated on andfrom the day immediately preceding that upon whichthe said William Percy Foley takes up duty as Divi-sional Returning Officer.
E. J. RUSSELL,E.1.6/1119. For Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 345. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.LEASE.
IS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of authority being granted tothe lease, for the purpose of providing storing accommo-dation for reserve clothing for use of the Ordnance De-partment, 3rd Military District. of a galvanized ironbuilding situated at Hain- street, South Melbourne, fromD. 'Vaughan, Flinders- street Extension, Melbourne, forthe period of six months. at a rental of Five pounds(£5) per week, from the 17th January, 1916.
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.Commonwealth of Australia.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906.NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND
BY THE COMMONWEALTH.TT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency
the Governor - General, acting with the advice of theFederal Executive Council, that the land hereunder de-scribed, together with all buildings and tanks, if any,thereon, has been acquired by the Commonwealth, underthe Lands Acquisition Act 1906. for the following publicpurpose, namely, for Federal Capital purposes, in theFederal Territory.
Dated the 5th day of April, One thousand nine hun-dred and sixteen.
R. M. FERGUSON.Governor- General.
By His Excellency's Command,KING O'MALLEY,
Minister of State for Home Affairs.F.C.L. 16/399.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All those pieces or parcels of land, containing a totalarea of 1,053 acres 1 rood 37 perches, more or less,being parts of portions 225, 226, 269, 314, 315, 361, and362, and portions 51, 52, 58, 59, 60, 316, and 360, parishof Goorooyarroo, county of Murray, Federal Territory,
Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured onplans hereunder, and more particularly described as fol-lows :
Firstly. --All those pieces or parcels of land, contain-ing an area of 152 acres 2 roods 35 perches, more orless, being parts of portions 225, 226, and 269, parishof Goorooyarroo, county of Murray, Federal Territory,Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured onplan hereunder : Commencing at a point in the southernside of a road being also the north - eastern corner of por-tion 298, parish of Goorooyarroo, the northern side ofthat road being a southern boundary of portion 224;thence by part of the southern side of that road beinga line bearing 99 degs. 13 mins. 276 links to its inter-section with the eastern side of another road the westernside of which forms an eastern boundary of portion 224beforementioned; thence by part of the eastern side ofthat road being a line bearing 9 degs. 19 mins. 30 secs.,766.8 links to its intersection with the Territorial boun-dary; and thence by part of the Territorial boundarybeing lines bearing 9 degs. 19 mins. 30 secs. 550.5 links,29 degs. 23 inins. 530.9 links, 58 degs. 5 mins. 505.4 links,105 degs. 21 mins. 815.2 links, 64 degs. 17 wins. 30secs, 536.8 links, 104 degs. 32 mins. 705.4 links, 91degs. 52 inins. 361.7 links, 165 Begs. 32 mins. 993.5links, 225 degs. 17 mins. 283.8 links, 198 degs. 3 mins.710.6 links, 221 degs. 0 minx. 30 secs. 309.8 links, 191degs. 42 minx. 622.5 links, 139 dogs. 57 mins. 30 secs.492.9 links, and 148 degs. 44 minx. 30 secs, 485 links to apoint in the northern boundary of portion 280, parishof Goorooyarroo; thence by part of the northern boun-dary of that portion and by its production across a roadbeing a line bearing 279 degs. 17 mina: 1,345.9 links toa point in the western side of a road the eastern sideof which forms the western boundary of portion 280beforementioned ; thence by part of the western sideof that road being a line bearing 189 degs. 15 mins.2,159 links to its intersection with the northern side ofanother road the southern side of which forms a northernboundary of portion 184, parish of Goorooyarroo; thenceby part of the northern side of that road being a linebearing 279 degs. 23 mins. 2,430 links to a point in theeastern boundary of portion 155, parish of Gooroo-yarroo; thence by part of the eastern boundary of por-tion 155 beforementioned and the eastern boundary ofportion 298 beforementioned being a line bearing 9 degs.16 mins, 3,216 links to the point of commencement:Excising therefrom all roads already the property ofthe Commonwealth.
Secondly. All those pieces or parcels of land contain-ing a total area of 110 acres 1 rood 32 perches, more orless, being parts of portions 314, 315, and 362, parish ofGoorooyarroo, county of Murray, Federal Territory,Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on planhereunder : Commencing at a point in the eastern boun-dary of portion 316 being a north - western corner ofportion 360, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence by part ofthe eastern boundary of portion 316, parish of Gooroo-yarroo beforementioned, being a line bearing 9 degs.12 mins. 30 secs. 1,460 links to a point in a south-eastern side of the road from Ginninderra to Gundaroo;thence by sides of that road being lines bearing 60 degs.13 mins. 822 links, 80 degs. 32 mins. 943 links, and 125degs. 9 mins. 70 links to their intersection with theTerritorial boundary; thence by part of the Territorialboundary, being lines bearing 187 degs. 4 mins. 535.1link, 216 degs. 'T mins. 30 secs. 635.1 links; 160 degs.50 mins. 283.9 links, 108 degs. 11 mins. 30 secs. 711.1links, 144 degs. 7 mins. 30 secs. 428.5 links, 160 degs.47 mine. 30 secs. 859.5 links, 122 degs. 41 mins. 825.8links, and 137 degs. 0 mins. 30 secs. 177.3 links to apoint in the western side of a road the eastern side of
which forms western boundaries of portion 361 andportion 60, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence by part ofthe western side of that road being a line bearing 188degs. 28 mins. 30 secs. 6,028.2 links to its intersectionwith the northern side of another road, the southernside of which forms the northern boundary of portion329, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence by part of thenorthern side of that road being a line bearing 271 degs.25 mins. 30 secs. 1,182 links to a point being the south-eastern corner of portion 360 beforementioned; andthence by an eastern boundary of that portion being aline bearing 9 Begs. 17 mins. 30 secs. 6,790 links to anorth - eastern corner of that portion ; and thence by anorthern, an eastern, and a northern boundary of por-tion 360 bearing respectively 279 deg. 17 mins. 30 secs.688 links, 9 degs. 12 mins. 30 secs. 105 links, and 279degs. 12 mins. 30 secs. 2,000 links to the point of com-mencement.
Thirdly. All that piece or parcel of land containingan Urea of 360 acres 1 rood, more or less, being part ofportion 361, parish of Goorooyarroo, county of Murray,Federal Territory, Commonwealth of Australia, as shownhachured on plan hereunder : Commencing at a point inthe eastern side of a road being also the north - westerncorner of portion 60, parish of Goorooyarroo, the westernside of that road forming part of the eastern boundaryof portion 362, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence by partof the eastern side of that road being a line bearing8 degs. 28 mins. 30 secs. 3,422.9 links to its intersectionwith the Territorial boundary; thence by part of theTerritorial boundary being lines bearing 137 degs. 0mins. 30 secs. 211.5 links, 181 degs. 36 mins, 834 links,106 degs. 46 mins. 30 secs. 891.8 links, 61 degs. 18 mins.30 secs. 618.4 links, 26 degs. 28 mins. 30 secs. 539.2links, 51 degs. 2 mins. 346.3 links, 102 degs. 13 mins.489.5 links, 164 degs. 1 min. 30 secs. 569.4 links; 30degs. 45 mins. 791.5 links, 87 degs. 12 mins. 30 secs.1,116.2 links, 147 degs. 37 mins. 30 secs. 698.2 links,
74 degs. 22 mins. 30 secs. 933.5 links, 111 degs. 53 mine.1,759.7 links, 148 degs. 17 mins. 630.7 links, 95 degs.7 mins. 850.1 links, 147 degs. 13 mins. 2,891.5 links,1.93 degs. 33 mins. 851.9 links, 196 degs. 55 mins: 30secs. 1,705.4 links, and 215 degs. 30 mins. 30 sees. 1,845links to a point in the northern side of a road the south-ern side of which forms the northern boundary of por-tion 174, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence by part of thenorthern side of that road being a line bearing 298degs. 1 min. 919.5 links to a point in the eastern boun-dary of portion 51, parish of Goorooyarroo; thence bypart of the eastern boundary of portion 51 before -mentioned, and by the eastern boundary of portion52, being lines bearing respectively 9 degs. 11 mina. 847.5links, and 8 degs. 34 mins. 2,271.3 links to the north-eastern corner of portion 52 beforementioned; thenceby the northern boundary of that portion and its pro-duction across a road, being a line bearing 278 degs.31 mins. 30 secs. 2,108 links to the north - eastern cornerof portion 59, parish of Goorooyarroo; and thence bythe northern boundaries of portions 59 and 60, parishof Goorooyarroo, bearing respectively 278 degs. 39 mins.4,621 links, and 278 degs. 36 mins. 1,605 links to thepoint of commencement: Excising therefrom all roadsalready the property of the Commonwealth.
Fourthly All those pieces or parcels of land con-taining a total area of 239 acres 2 roods 10 perches,more or less, being portions 51, 52, 58, 59, and 60, parishof Goorooyarroo, county of Murray, Federal Territory,Commonwealth of Australia, as shown hachured on planhereunder: Excising therefrom all roads already the pro-perty of the Commonwealth.
Fifthly. All those pieces or parcels of land contain-ing a total area of 190 acres 2 roods, more or less, beingportions 316 and 360, parish of Goorooyarroo, countyof Murray, Federal Territory, Commonwealth of Aus-tralia, as shown hachured on plan hereunder.
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DISPOSAL OF COMMONWEALTH PROPERTY, FEDERAL TERRITORY.
HEREAS immediate possession of the lands shown by hachure on the attached plans marked 1 to 3 is not required bythe Commonwealth, His Excellency the Governor - General in Council has approved that authority be granted for the
disposal of such lands by leasing or letting same to the present occupiers thereof, or others, at rentals to be determined bythe Minister for Home Affairs, until possession of such lands shall be required by the Commonwealth
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Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne.
IS Excellency the Governor - General in Council hasapproved of authority being granted for the fol-
lowing leases1. To Mr. H. J. Larcombe of certain Postal property
in Joseph- street, Lidcombe, New South Wales, ona weekly tenancy as from the 30th day of Janu-ary, 1916, at a rental of 30s. per week.(N.L. 16 /315.)
2. From Mrs. C'. J. Begg, Grand Central Hotel, EmuPark, for Postal purposes, of the premises knownas the Post and Telegraph Office, Emu Park,Queensland, for a period of two years as from the7th day of February, 1916, at a rental of £58 10s.per annum. . (Q.L. 16/233.)
3. From Mr. Daniel Brennan, of 294 -302 King- street,Newtown, for the accommodation of the Divi-sional Returning Officer for Cook, of two roomson the 1st floor of the building known as " Bren-nan's Chambers," Wilson and King streets, New-town, New South Wales, for a term of 12 monthsas from the 1st May, 1916, and thereafter on aquarterly tenandy, at a rental of £1 2s. fid.per week inclusive of the cost of lighting.(N.L. 16/934.)
KING O'MALLEY,Minister of State for Home Affairs.
Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne.
LANDS FOR LEASE : GUNGAHLEEN ESTATE.
ENDERS will be received up to Noon on Monday,17th April, 1916, for the leasing of 41 blocks of
land, on the Gungahieen Estate, in the Federal Terri-tory.
The leases are for a term of five years.Permission will be granted to cultivate, under and
subject to the supervision and approval of the Common-wealth, areas previously cultivated and devoid of greentimber.
General conditions, tender form, and plan, may be seen(n at the Post Offices at Yass, Queanbeyan, B-ungendore,
Ainslie, Hall, Braidwood, Tharwa, Goulburn, and Cooma.ey Full particulars and all other information may be ob-
y? tained upon application, from the Chief Surveyor, Landsand Surveys Offices, Canberra.
Tenders to be addressed to the Administrator, Can -= berra, and envelopes should be marked " Tender for
e 1 Lease." A deposit of one - fourth of the Annual Rentaltendered must accompany each tender, and such depositmay be either in bank cheque, cash, or money order, and
c must reach the Administrative Offices, Canberra, bynoon on Monday, the 17th April, 1916.
Upset rentals are shown on plans.The highest or any tender will not necessarily be
W Accepted.Z P KING O'MALLEY,
OrF.C.L. 16/381. Minister of State for Home Affairs.
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Department of the Navy,pMelbourne, 13th April, 1916.
TERRI TORY cr) TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF MACHINERY AND ACCESSORIESFOR 30 B.H.P. MOTOR LAUNCHES.
- t "ENDERS will be received, subject to the conditionsH of tendering, until Twelve noon on Monday, 1st
May, 1916, for the supply of machinery and accessories'° for 30 b.h.p. motor launches for a period of three years.
Ñ Specifications, tender forms, &c., may be obtained at° the office of the Director of Navy Contracts, Navy Office,
r ' Melbourne, and at the Naval Staff Offices, Edgecliff(Sydney), Brisbane, Largs Bay (S.A.), Fremantle, andHobart.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for Machineryand Accessories for Motor Launches," - on top left -handcorner of envelope, and addressed to the Director of
151 Navy Contracts, Navy Office, Melbourne, or the Directorof Navy Contracts, care Naval Staff Office, Edgecliff(Sydney), Brisbane, Largs Bay (S.A.), Fremantle, orHobart, as the case may be.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.
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TENDERS FOR CRANES, LIFTS, LOCOMOTIVES,WINCHES, AIR COMPRESSORS, HYDRAULICMACHINERY, ETC., FOR THE COMMONWEALTHNAVAL DOCKYARD, COCKATOO ISLAND, NEWSOUTH WALES.
TENDERS will be received, subject to the conditionsof tendering, until Twelve noon on Monday, 1st
May, 1916, for the supply and delivery of Cranes, Lifts,Locomotives, Winches, Air Compressors, Hydraulic Ma-chinery, &c., to the Commonwealth Naval Dockyard,Cockatoo Island, Sydney, New South Wales.
Delivery to be free on wharf, Cockatoo Island. Therate of freight is to be taken as being 30s. per ton fromthe port of shipment to Sydney, and, if the actualfreight exceeds this amount, the excess charges will bepaid by the Commonwealth Government upon satisfactoryevidence being produced. If, on the other hand, theactual freight is less than 30s. per ton, a deduction willbe made in a similar manner.
About 43 machines of various types are required.Tender forms and separate specifications for each
machine may be seen at the Mee of the Director ofNavy Contracts, Navy Office, Melbourne; at the Com-monwealth Naval Dockyard, Cockatoo Island, Sydney;and at the offices of the District Naval Officers at Bris-bane, Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, andHobart. Copies can be obtained by approved firms onpayment of a deposit of 2s. 6d. each, which will be re-funded on the receipt of a bond fide tender and thereturn of the documents.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for Cranes, Lifts,&c., for the Commonwealth Naval Dockyard, CockatooIsland," on the top left -hand corner of the envelope, andaddressed (if by post, prepaid) to the Director of NavyContracts, Navy Office, Melbourne ; or to the Directorof Navy Contracts, care Commonwealth Naval Dock -yard, Cockatoo Island, Sydney ; or to the Director ofNavy Contracts, care District Naval Officer, Brisbane,Largs Bay (South Australia), Fremantle, or Hobart, asthe case may be.
Tenders to be in all cases on printed form, which canbe obtained as above.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
TENDERS are invited for the undermentionedsupplies :
ON MONDAY, 17TH APRIL, 1916.1 Motor Car (to seat 5 persons).
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m.on the date shown, at the office of the Senior OrdnanceOfficer, Ordnance Stores, Brisbane, where tender formsand full particulars may be obtained.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
jT ENDERS are invited for the undermentionedsupplies :
ON ;TUESDAY, 18TH APRIL, 1916,52 Travelling Kitchens.
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m.on the date shown, at the office of
The Secretary, Contract and Supply Board, Vic-toria Barracks, Melbourne;
The Secretary, District Contract and SupplyBoard, Ordnance Stores, Circular Quay,Sydney;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Petrie- terrace, Brisbane;
The Senior Ordnance ()deer, Ordnance Stores,Adelaide;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Perth;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Hobart.
Tender forms, specifications, and all information maybe obtained at the abovementioned offices.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
TENDERS are invited for the undermentionedsupplies :--
ON THURSDAY, 20TH APRIL, 1916.
5,000 Saddletrees, steel arch, adjustable.Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m.
on the date shown, at the office ofThe Secretary, Contract and Supply Board, Vie -
toria Barracks, Melbourne;The Secretary, District Contract and Supply
Board, Ordnance Stores, Circular Quay,Sydney;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Petrie- terrace, Brisbane;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Adelaide;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Perth;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Hobart.
Tender forms, specifications, and all information maybe obtained at the abovementioned offices.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 3rd April, 1916.
MILITARY FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
TENDERS are invited for the undermentionedsupplies :
ON TUESDAY, 18TH APRIL, 1916,10,000 Haversacks, G.S., C.P.
Tenders will be received until Three o'clock p.m.on the date shown, at the office of
The Secretary, Contract and Supply Board, Vic-toria Barracks, Melbourne;
The Secretary, District Contract and SupplyBoard, Ordnance Stores, Circular Quay,Sydney;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Petrie - terrace, Brisbane;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Adelaide;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Perth;
The Senior Ordnance Officer, Ordnance Stores,Hobart.
Tender forms, specifications, and all information maybe obtained at the abovementioned offices.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 3rd April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.
W ITH reference to notice inviting tenders forCamps, Hospitals, &c., appearing on page 683
of Gazette No. 40, of 30th March, 1916, period of con-tract should read 1st May to 31st August, 1916, in sofar as it relates to the supply of Bread,
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIA.TENDERS will be received at the office of the Com-
mandant, Royal Military College, Duntroon,Federal Territory, until Twelve noon on Monday, 22ndMay, 1916, for the supply of Bread, Meat, Tea, Cocoa,Coffee, Bacon, Cheese, General Groceries, and Firewood,from 1st July until 31'st December, 1916.
Forms of tender, and full particulars, may be ob-tained on application to the Commandant at the Col-lege.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
REFERRING to Commonwealth Gazette No. 33, of9th inst., attention is invited to the undermen-
tioned discrepancies in the schedule of contracts forsupplies to the Royal Military College:
Item 11287. Coffee, is. 8d. per lb., should readls. 3íd. per lb.
Item 11288. Cocoa, is. 3I-d. per lb., should readis. 8d. per lb.
Item 11315. Golden syrup, is. 7d. per tin, shouldread is. 8df per tin.
Item 11316. Herrings, tinned, Morton's, 9d. per tin,should read is. per tin.
Pepper, white, pure ground, is. 3d.omitted, should follow item 11332.
T. TRUMBLE,Acting Secretary.
Department of Home Affairs,Melbourne.
STEAM ENGINE AND .ELECTRIC GENERATORFOR QUARANTINE SERVICE.
TENDERS, accompanied by the necessary deposit,will be received up to Noon on Monday, the 1st
May, 1916, for the supply of one High -speed EnclosedSteam Engine direct coupled to electric generator.
'pecifications may be seen, and tender forms obtained,at the following offices :-
1. The Commonwealth Works Director, PomeroyHouse, 16 York - street, Sydney;
2. The Commonwealth Works Director, 151 Collins-street, Melbourne;
3. The Commonwealth Works Director, DesmondChambers, Adelaide street, Brisbane;
4. The Commonwealth Works Registrar, Grenfell-street, Adelaide.
Tenders are to be indorsed " Tender for ElectricGenerating Set for Quarantine Service," and addressedto " The Secretary, Department of Home Affairs, Mel-bourne."
No tender will necessarily be accepted.
SING O'MALLEY,Minister of State for Home Affairs.
per lb:,
Department of External Affairs,-Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
TENDERS will be received by the Secretary, Depart-ment of External Affairs, until Twelve noon on the
15th April, 1916, for the supply and delivery of theundermentioned :-
1. One (1) " Australian " or " Colonial " type boiler,to be made of best quality mild steel plates, andto be provided with W.I. casing, furnace door,firebars, bearers, smoke box, and twenty -five (25)feet of chimney.
Boiler is to be fitted with mountings complete, corn-prising steam stop valve, check valves, safety valves,blow -off cock, water -gauge cocks, two (2) test cocks,steam gauge, manhole . door and ring, mudhole door, andfeed pump.
Boiler to be twenty (20) nominal h.p., with workingpressure of one- hundred (100) lbs. per square inch, andmust be accompanied by certificate from GovernmentBoiler Inspector.
2. One (1) self- contained double cylinder steamwinch. Cylinders to be nine (9) inches in dia-meter, and twelve (12) inch stroke, mounted ongirder frame, fitted with
Link motion reversing gear,Two (2) dial indicators,One (1) fast and one (1) loose drum, thirty-
six (36) inches on tread,Strong, efficient brakes on each drum, ope-
rated by foot lever.
All levers to be within easy reach of engine- driver.Boiler and winch to be consigned to the Government
Storekeeper, Darwin, and must be delivered at that portnot later than 1st June, 1916.
All quotations to be c.i.f. Darwin, and to be accom-panied by a deposit of not less than 5 per cent.of thetotal amount of the tender.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
ATLEE HUNT,Secretary.
TENDERS.ATTENTION is directed to the undermentioned notices which nave appeared in the Oornmonwealth Gazette regarding th(-
invitation of tenders for services and supplies for the Postmaster - General's Departmenb throughout the Commonwealth:Postmaster- General's Department,
11th April, 1916.
Supplies raid Services Required. Where Required, Date of Gazette inwhich notice appears. Page.
e In lieu of 1st May, 1916, previously notified.t Tenders returnable at the office of the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.$ Date extended from 27th April 1916.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster-General.
Postmaster - General's Department,8th April, 1916
NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS.TT is hereby notified for public information that Tenders have been accepted for the undermentioned services as
indicated :--
óervioe. Schedule Na Country ofManufacture.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Lewis Holmes, 997 Drummond street, North Carlton, Melbourne.Supply and delivery of 6 tons solder, 60 per cent. lead and 40
per cent. tin (3 tons to be i -lb. sticks, and balance in + lb.sticks)
F. and A. Nosworthy, Garden - street, St. Peters.Supply and delivery of 105 covers and frames, cast iron, for
man -holes
C. Glasson, William - street, Granville.Supply and delivery at City Wharf or Granville Railway
Station as required approximately, 5 cabinets, telephone,silence, No. 1, for indoor use ; and
Supply and delivery at City Wharf or Granville RailwayStation as required approximately, 10 cabinets, telephone,silence, No. 2, for outdoor use ; and
Supply and delivery and erection within 9 miles radius ofGeneral Post - office, Sydney, approximately, 25 cabinets,telephone, silence, No. 2, for outdoor use
Robert T. and George Mackey, Administrators Estate of JohnMackey, 269 -77 Riley - street, Sydney.
Repairing and painting Post-office vehicles, horse and motor,for a period of two years, from 1st April
VICTORIA.
Ramsay Sharp and Co. Ltd., 217 George - street, Sydney .
546 (Item 1)
537 (Item 3)
542 (Item 1)
542 (Item 2)
542 (Item 3)
£ 8. d.
£95 per ton = 570 0 0
£3 10e. each = 367 10 0(An allowance of is. 6d. to
Duncan und Co. Pty, Ltd., 92 Flinders - street, Melbourne.5,000 dry cells, cross section square, not exceeding 3 -in, x 3 -in. 1215 (Item 1) 3s. 4d. each = 833 6 8 Australia
(portion)
MsPherson's Pty. Ltd., 582 Collins- street, Melbourne.7,600 pole steps, steel, galvanized, to Drawing No. 0.127 .. 1302 (Rem 1 7Fd. each = 245 8 4 Victoria
Western Electric Co. (Australia ) Ltd., Hardt Building, W ynyard-square, Sydney. .
4 sections of a lamp signalling trunk line switchboard, at the 1207 .. 1,414 0 0 GreatCentral Exchange, Melbourne Britain
andU.S.A.
W. WEBSTER,Postmaster- Generai.
Commonwealth Gazette 927 No. 47. -=13th April, 1916
Postmaster- General's Department,8th April, 1916.
TENDERS FOR MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL FOR MAGNETOLAMP SIGNALLING SWITCHBOARD AT PETERSHAM,SYDNEY,
TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy1 Postmaster- General, Sydney, until half -past Twop.m. on Thursday, 29th June, 1916, for (a) supply anddelivery of Miscellaneous Swithchboard Material, and(b) supply, delivery, and installation, complete, of addi-tional Accumulator Plates in the Telephone Exchange,Petersham, as per Schedule No. 544.
Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtained atthe office of the Controller of Stores, Harbour- street,Sydney. A fee of One guinea per copy of specificationwill be charged, which amount will only be refunded onreceipt of a bond fide tender.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for PetershamExchange : (a) Supply of Miscellaneous SwitchboardMaterial; and (b) Supply; delivery, and installation ofadditional Accumulator Plates," and be addressed tothe Deputy Postmaster- General, Sydney. They may bedeposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Sydney; if sent by post they must be prepaid and regis-tered.
A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract must be enclosed with eachtender.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
WILLIAM WEBST1 R,Postmaster - General.
Postmaster - General's Department.7th April, 1916.
CORRIGENDUM.
TN "Price" column of that portion of the noticeheaded " Notification of Acceptance of Tenders,"
which appears on page 609 of Commonwealth Gazette,No. 35, of the 16th March, 1916, in connexion with theacceptance of the tender of Messrs. James Paton andCoy., Sydney. for 125 intermediate switches, three nosi-tion, with 1,000 ohms magneto hell and shutter (Item1.00, Schedule 344). read " 20s. ld. each, total £125 10s.5d.," instead of " 20s. 1d. each, total £125 10s."
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster General.
Postmaster- General's Department,8th April. 1916.
NEW SOUTH WALES.TENDERS FOR OIL ENGINES. GENERATOR, POWER BOARD,
AND ACCUMULATORS.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Sydney, up to half -past Two
p.m. on Thursday, 25th May, 1916, for the followingwork :
Supply, delivery, and erection of Oil Engine, Gene-rator, Power Board, and Accumulators at Armi-dale. in accordance with Schedule N.S.W. No.388.
Specifications and general conditions may be seen, andschedules, &c., obtained, on application at the office ofthe Electrical Engineer, General Post Office, Sydney,and at General Post Offices, Melbourne, Brisbane, Ade-laide, Perth, and Hobart.
Tenders must be addressed to the Deputy PostmasterGeneral, Sydney, and indorsed " Tender for PowerPlant; Armidale." They may be deposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office, Sydney; if sent by postthey must be prepaid and registered.
A deposit of a sum equal to 5 per cent. of the totalamount named in the tender up to £1,000, and wherethe amount exceeds £1,000, 5 per cent. up to £1,000, and2-} per cent. on the additional amount over that sum,must accompany each tender. Any tender which may bereceived without the required deposit will be liable tobe deemed informal, and rejected accordingly.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself to acceptthe lowest or any tender.
The accepted tender will be notified in. the Common-wealth Gazette, and such notice will be considered asan intimation to unsuccessful tenderers that their tendershave been declined,
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.
Postmaster - General's Department,5th April, 1916.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
TENDER FOR MANUFACTURE OP 1,000 WATERPROOF CAPES.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster - General, Sydney, up to half -past Two
p.m. on Thursday, 4th May, 1916, for the manufactureand delivery, at the Departmental Stores, Sydney, ofwaterproof capes to Schedule N.S.W. 552.
Tender forms and general conditions may be obtainedat the office of the Controller of Stores, 64 Harbour -street, Sydney; also at the General Post Offices, Mel -bourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for WaterproofCapes to Schedule 552," and be addressed to theDeputy Postmaster - General, Sydney. They may be de-posited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Sydney; if sent by post they must be prepaid and regsi-tered.
A deposit in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract must accompany each tender.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.
Postmaster- General's Department,7th April, 1916.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
TENDERS FOR ONE PORTABLE ENGINE AND DYNAMO ANDACCESSORIES AT DEPARTMENTAL STORES, SYDNEY.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Sydney, until half -past Two
p.m. on Thursday, 17th August, 1916, for the supplyand delivery, at the Departmental Stores, Harbour -street, Sydney, of one portable direct coupled internalcombustion engine and dynamo, with accessories, as perSchedule No. 497.
Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtainedfrom the Controller of Stores, Sydney and Melbourne.A fee of Ten shillings and sixpence (10s. 6d.) will becharged for each copy of the specification, which amountwill only be refunded on receipt of a bond fide tender.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Direct CoupledPortable Engine and Dynamo," and be addressed to theDeputy Postmaster - General, Sydney. They may bedeposited in the Tender -box at the General Post Office,Sydney; if sent by post they must be prepaid and regis-tered.
A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must be enclosed with eachtender.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster - General.
Postmaster - General's Department,11th April, 1916.
VICTORIA.
TENDERS FOR THE SUPPLY OF SAND, AND THE REMOVALOF SPOIL.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the Deputy1 Postmaster- General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.
on Tuesday, 16th May, 1916, for the supply of Sand,and the removal of Spoil, during the period 1st July,1916, to the 30th June, 1917, as per Schedule No. 1308.
Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtainedat the General Post Office, Melbourne.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for Supply ofSand, and Removal of Spoil, Schedule No. 1308," andbe addressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General, Mel-bourne. They may be deposited in the Tender -box atthe General Post Office, Melbourne ; if sent by postthey must be prepaid and registered.
A deposit of £10 must be enclosed with each tender.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-
cepted.WILLIAM WEBSTER,
Postmaster - General.
No. 47. --13th April, 1916
Postmaster- General's Department,11th April, 1916.
VICTORIA.
928 Commonwealth Gazette
TENDERS FOR THE CONVEYANCE OF' MAILS TO AND FROMWOOMELANG AND HOPETOUN.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster- General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.
on Tuesday, the 2nd day of May, 1916, for the Con-veyance of Mails to and from Woomelang and Hopetoun,via Mount Roberts, twice a week, from the 9th May,1916, to the 30th June, 1917. Service No. 674.
CONDITIONS OF TENDERING.
Every tender must bear the bona fide signatures, dulywitnessed, of the tenderer and of two responsible per-sons willing to become bound for the due fulfilment ofthe contract in a sum not exceeding the gross amountof the tender for the perid over which it extends.
Tenders must be accompanied, in cases where theamount thereof exceeds £50 per annum, by a depositequal to 5 per centum on the annual amount of suchtender up to £1,000, and 24 per centum on any furtheramount beyond £1,000, such deposit to be in cash or inthe form of a cheque indorsed by the manager of thebank upon which it is drawn, or a bank draft, payableto the Receiver, Public Moneys, General Post Office,Melbourne.
White labour only must be employed in the con-veyance of mails.
Persons under the age of eighteen years must not beemployed to carry the mails in cases where the costof the contract amounts to or exceeds £100 per annum.
Tfie rate of wages paid by the contractor and theworking conditions shall be those recognised in thelocality in which the work is performed.
Special forms of tender, with the conditions attached,may be obtained gratuitously upon application to theDeputy Postmaster General, Melbourne, or at the PostOffices named in the service, and no tender will beentertained unless on the prescribed form.
The Postmaster - General does not bind himself toaccept the lowest or any tender.
Where tenders are submitted through the post theymust be prepaid and registered.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.
Postmaster - General's Department,11t7í April, 1916.
VICTORIA.
TENDERS FOR MANHOLE COVERS AND FRAMES.
TENDERS will be received at the office of the DeputyPostmaster - General, Melbourne, until Three p.m.
on Tuesday, 2nd May, 1916, for the supply and deliveryof 50 Manhole Covers and Frames, as per Schedule No.1309.
Tender forms, specifications, &c., may be obtainedat the Stores Branch, Postmaster - General's Depart-ment, Melbourne.
Tenders must be indorsed " Tender for ManholeCovers and Frames, Schedule No. 1309," and be ad-dressed to the Deputy Postmaster - General, Melbourne.They may be deposited in the Tender -box at the GeneralPost Office, .Melbourne; if sent by post they must beprepaid and registered.
A deposit, in accordance with clause 5 of the GeneralConditions of Contract, must be enclosed with eachtender.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be ac-cepted.
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 339. Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.
TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following temporaryappointments being made to the Australian ImperialForce, for the voyage only, with effect from 1st April,1916 :To be Honorary Lieutenants
CHARLES R. MURPHY.JOHN HOWARD TAYLOR.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of (State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 353. Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.
MPPOINTMENTS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following appointmentsbeing made to the Australian Imperial Force, to datefrom ist April, 1916, except where otherwise stated :---
To be Lieutenant- Colonel and to Command a Battalion
Major F. J. BOARD, 4th Light Horse (New SouthWales Northern Rivers Lancers) .
Dated 10th February, 1916.
This amends the notification respecting the appoint-ment of this officer which appeared in Executive MinuteNo. 131/1916, promulgated in Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette No. 19, of 10th February, 1916.
To be MajorMajor C. G. GEHRMANN, V.D., 9th (Logan and Albert)
Infantry.
To be CaptainsCaptainCaptainCaptainCaptaiiiCaptain
Wales'Captain
Horse.Captain
LightCaptain
LightCaptain
Horse.Captain J. REDMOND, 4th (Wide Bay) Infantry.Captain R. S. RANKIN, Reserve of Officers.Captain A. C. MoYEs, Senior Cadets.Captain H. J. MACKRELL, Senior Cadets.
J. FARRELL, Unattached List.T. A. FERGUSON, Unattached List.T. MILLS, 2nd Infantry (Kennedy Regiment).J. E. CHRISTOE, 4th (Wide Bay) Infantry.E. T. SHERIDAN, 4th Light Horse (New SouthNorthern Rivers Lancers) .A. PorT, 27th (North Queensland) Light
P. M. SWANSON, 27th (North Queensland)Horse.C. R. CAMERON, 27th (North Queensland)
Horse.A. R. HERON, 27th (North Queensland) Light
To be LieutenantsLieutenant J. LEAHY, 27th (North Queensland) Light
Horse.Lieutenant S. A. RICHARDS, 1st (Central Queensland)
Light Horse.Lieutenant E. J. DIBDIN, ist (Central Queensland)
Light Horse.Lieutenant D. J. BINNIE, 2nd Light Horse (Queens-
land Mounted Infantry).Lieutenant R. C. B. M. GUNTER, 81st (Wakefield)
Infantry.Lieutenant E. S. JoNEs, Reserve of Officers.Lieutenant F. BUTTERWORTH, Reserve of Officers.Lieutenant R. C. SEXTON, Senior Cadets.
To he 2nd LieutenantsLieutenant (provisional) C. W. S. FRENCH, 2nd In-
fantry (Kennedy Regiment).Lieutenant (provisional) G. A. DUNBAR, 7th Infantry
(Moreton Regiment).Lieutenant (provisional) R. W. C. ARGUE, 12th
(Byron) Infantry.Lieutenant (provisional) L. B. GUIREN, 4th Light
Horse (New South Wales Northern Rivers Lancers).Lieutenant (provisional) C. O. GRAHAM, 4th Light
Horse (New South Wales Northern Rivers Lancers).Lieutenant (provisional) N. S. P. MORIARTY, 4th Light
Horse (New South Wales Northern Rivers Lancers).Lientenant (provisional) E. YELLAND, 8th Infantry
(Oxley Battalion).Lieutenant (provisional) C. P. BRADBURN, 8th In-
fantry (Oxley Battalion).Lieutenant (provisional) F. W. STRATFORD, 12th
(Byron) Infantry.Lieutenant (provisional) L. H. PÏxs, 2nd Light Horse
(Queensland Mounted Infantry).Lieutenant (provisional) F. S. ROSENSKJAR, 2nd In-
. fantry (Kennedy Regiment).2nd Lieutenant A. A. CAMERON, Reserve of Officers.2nd Lieutenant J. F. GILL. Reserve of Officers.Lieutenant T. W. PAYNE, Senior Cadets.Lieutenant M. G. THOMPSON, Senior Cadets.Lieutenant (provisional) A. W. SKEWES, Senior
Cadets.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Commonwealth Gazette 929 No. 47. --13th April, 1916
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 355. Melbourne, 11th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.APPOINTMENTS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the undermentioned provi-sional Lieutenants of the Permanent Military Forcesbeing appointed Lieutenants (provisionally) in the Aus-tralian Imperial Force, to date from 4th April, 1916 :--
H. S. NURSE.D. L. DAVIES.A. P. O. WHITE.A. N. DYSON.L. E. S. BARBER.R. F. OAKES.W. M. ALGIE.T. MORELL.E. M. NEYLAN.T. L. HUXTABLE.H. G. ROURKE.D. MACKEY.R. L. BENNETT.G. J. GREENSHIELDS.A. L. CHAMBERS.P. L. HEWARD.N. D. FREEMAN.D. F. C. PENNY.D. A. WHITEHEAD.A. W. WARDELL.H. B. SEWELL.C. C. G. WEDD.E. ST. J. PEARCE.F. E. WELLS.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 343. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF AUSTRALIA.
APPOINTMENT ON PROBATION.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of CECIL JOHN WILSON GILLANbeing appointed, under the provisions of No. 110 of the" Regulations for the Employment of Persons in a CivilCapacity in connexion with the Department of Defence,under Section 63, Sub - sections 1 and 2, of the DefenceAct," Accountant at the Royal Military College of Aus-tralia, on probation for six months, with pay at the rateof Three hundred and ten pounds (£310) per annum, in-clusive of all allowances except travelling allowance.
Dated 21st February, 1916.
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 350. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
APPOINTMENTS.
TIIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following changes, &c., inconnexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.:
HEAD- QUARTERS.
Lieutenant - Colonel L. H. KYNGDON, Royal AustralianGarrison Artillery, from appointment of Officer Com-manding Royal Australian Garrison Artillery, 2ndMilitary District, and Port Jackson Defences, to beColonel and be Inspector of Coast Defences (tem-porarily), in the Department of the Chief of Ordnance.
Dated 1st April, 1916.
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.Lieutenant Colonel (Brevet Colonel) A. H. SANDFORD,
Royal Australian Garrison Artillery, from temporaryappointment of Commandant, 4th Military District, tobe Officer Commanding Royal Australian GarrisonArtillery, , 2nd Military District, and Port JacksonDefences, temporarily.
Dated ist April, 1916.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of 'State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 337. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.AREA OFFICERS. APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
II'SExcellency the Governor - General, acting with
the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hasbeen pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Australian Military Forces,viz. :
2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
Lieutenant F. BROWN, Senior Cadets, to be ActingArea Officer, Training Area 13e, Tamworth, duringthe absence of Lieutenant N. B. TAYLOR on otherduty.
Lieutenant F. BROWN is granted the temporaryrank of Lieutenant on the Unattached List,Australian Military Forces, and seconded fromthe Senior Cadets whilst holding the appoint-ment of Acting Area Officer. Dated 16th March,1916.
That portion of Order in Council, No. 161, of 1916,promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,No. 23, of 17th February, 1916, relative to theappointment of Company Sergeant -Major WALTERHENRY WILLIAM SPARKES, 14th (Hunter River) In-fantry, to be Acting Area Officer, Training Area14A. Singleton, is cancelled.
Lieutenant (provisional) P. L. CANTWELL, 14th (HunterRiver) Infantry, to be Acting Area Officer, TrainingArea 14A, Singleton, during the absence of CaptainH. H. WADDELL on other duty.
Lieutenant (provisional) P. L. CANTWELL isseconded from the 14th (Hunter River) Infantry,whilst holding the appointment of Acting AreaOfficer. Dated 1st February, 1916.
CHARLES STANLEY BRUMWELL to be Acting Area Officer,Training Area 22n, Randwick, during the absenceof Captain A. L. MACLEAN on other duty, and isgranted the temporary rank of Lieutenant on theUnattached List, Australian Military Forces, whilstholding such appointment. Dated 16th March, 1916.
The appointment of Captain F. J. Pico as ActingArea Officer, Training Area 25B, Darlinghurst. isterminated. Dated 15th February, 1916.
Lie» tenant (provisional) E. SA1vrIELS, 24th Infantry(East Sydney Regiment), to be Acting Area Officer,Training Area 25n, Darlinghurst, during the ab-sence of Captain E. C. NoRRIE. seconded for servicewith the Australian Imperial Force.
Lieutenant (provisional) E. SAMUELS is secondedfrom the 24th Infantry (East Sydney Regiment)whilst holding the appointment of Acting AreaOfficer. Dated 8th March, 1916.
The appointment of Captain J. F. DE MEYRICK asActing Area Officer, Training Area 43A, Liverpool,is terminated. Dated 21st March. 1916.
Warrant Officer GEORGE LATIMER JOHNSON, 17th In-fantry, to be Acting Area Officer, Training Area43A. Liverpool. during the absence of Lieutenant S.M. E. R. DE L. DE BUOY, seconded for service withthe Australian Imperial Force.
Warrant Officer GEORGE LATIMER JOHNSON isgranted the temporary rank of Lieutenant onthe Unattached List, Australian Military Forces,and seconded from the 17th- Infantry whilstholding the appointment of Acting Area Officer.Dated 22nd March, 1916.
The appointment of Captain W. E. FOXALL as ActingArea Officer. Training Ards 4313, Goulburn, isterminated. Dated 6th February, 1916.
Lieutenant L. RUSSELL, Senior Cadets, to be ActingArea Officer, Training Area 43B, Goulburn, duringthe absence of Captain E. TWYNAM, seconded forservice with the Australian Imperial Force.
Lieutenant, L. RUSSELL is granted the temporaryrank of Lieutenant on the Unattached List.Australian Military Forces, and seconded fromthe Senior Cadets whilst holding the appoint-ment of Acting Area Officer. Dated 7th Febru-ary, 1916.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT,
Lieutenant H. H. BOYCE, Senior Cadets, to be ActingArea Officer. Training Area 52A, South Melbourne,from 25th February to 9th March, 1916, and isgranted the temporary rank of Lieutenant on theUnattached List, Australian Military Forces, andceennded from the Senior Cadets whilst holding suchappointment.
The appointment of Lieutenant A. AHERN as ActingArea Officer, Training Area 714. Ballarat, isterminated. Dated 23rd August, 1915.
Captain H. MITCHELL, V.D., Retired List, to be Act-ive Area Officer. Training Area 71A, Ballarat, from24th August, 1915, to 29th February, 1916. and isplaced on the Unattached List whilst holding suchappointment.
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4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
With reference to Order in Council, No. 44, of 1916,promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia Gazette,No. 12, of 27th January, 1916, the date of the resigna-tion of Captain W. H. EDMUNDS of his appointmentas Acting Area Officer, Training Area 74A, Unley,is altered to read " 2nd February, 1916."
Lieutenant (provisional) C. N. MACKENZIE, SeniorCadets, to be Acting Area Officer, Training Area74e, Mount Gambier, during the absence of Lieu-tenant G. ICING on other duty.
Lieutenant (provisional) C. N. MACKENZIE isgranted the temporary rank of Lieutenant onthe Unattached List. Australian Military Forces,and seconded from the Senior Cadets whilstholding the appointment of Acting area Officer.Dated 16th February, 1916.
ALBERT LESLIE GRIM to be Acting Area Officer, Train-ing Area 82A, Broken Hill North, during the ab-sence of Lieutenant F. G. Slurs on other duty, andis granted the temporary rank of Lieutenant on theUnattached List. Australian Military Forces, whilstholding such appointment. Dated ist March, 1916.
ALBERT GARDINER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 338. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.AMENDMENT TO DATE OF APPOINTMENT.
Er IS Excellency the Governor General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Australian Military Forces, viz.:
Permanent Military Forces.Referring to Executive Minute No. 550/1915, promul-
gated on page 1365 of Commonwealth of AustraliaGazette, No. 75, dated 17th July, 1915, the date of ap-pointment of the undermentioned to be Lieutenants inthe Permanent Military Forces is amended to read 29thJune, 1915 :
L. E. BEAVIS.A. T. HATTON.E. W. JENKINS.F. H. BERRYMAN.E. J. MILFORD.W. A. R. PEART.K. M. MORTIMER.J. H. CROMBIE,G. A. VASEY.A. R. BRETHERTON.W. A. COWARD.R. M. THOMPEON.L. J. WACKETT.G. G. ROBERTSON.JOHN A. CHAPMAN.C. Q. TAPLIN.I. G. FULLARTON.J. J. L. McCALL.W. J. CHRISTIE.F. L. COLDWELL- SMITH.W. BRIDGEFORD.E. L. BURKE.C. L. HALKYARD.A. E. C. GEPP.JAMES A. CHAPMAN.T. C. B. MooRE.F. R. CORNEY.B. J. ANDREW.R. H. ROBINSON.H. J. H. GLOVER.H. T. LANYON.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 348. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.TEMPORARY APPOINTMENT.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of Colonel J. ROWELL, C.B.;V.D., Retired List, 4th Military District, being ap-pointed Acting Commandant, 4th Military District, withpay at the rate of £900 per annum, inclusive of all allow-ances except travelling.
Dated 10th April, 1916.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 354. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
PERMANENT MILITARY FORCES.APPOINTMENTS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following appointmentsbeing made to the Permanent Military Forces from theRoyal Military College of AustraliaTo be Lieutenants, provisionally
Corporal HENRY SCOTT NURSE.Sergeant DAVID LESLIE DAVIES.Staff -Cadet AUBREY PHILIP OSCAR WHITE.Sergeant ALFRED NOEL DYSON.Lance- Corporal LEWIS ERNEST STEPHEN BARKER.Staff -Cadet ROLAND FRANK OAKES.Corporal WILLIAM MATTHEW ALGIE.Battalion Sergeant -Major THROSSY MORELL.Staff -Cadet EDWARD MICHAEL NEYLAN.Staff -Cadet THOMAS LEONARD HUXTABLE.Sergeant HENRY GORDON ROURKE.Staff -Cadet DAVID MACKEY.Sergeant REx LELAND BENNETT.Lance - Corporal GEORGE JERRARD GREENSHIELDS.Staff-Cadet ALFRED LANCELOT CHAMBERS.Corporal FRANK LOWE REWARD.Sergeant NORMAN DAVID FREEMAN.Sergeant DESMOND FERGUSON CAIRNS PENNY.Staff -Cadet DAVID ADIE WHITEHEAD.Lance - Corporal AUGUSTINE WILLIAM WARDELL.Lance - Corporal HARRY BLAMYRE SEWELL.Staff -Cadet CHARLES CLIFFORD GOODWIN WEDD.Staff -Cadet ERIC ST. JULIEN PEARCE.Staff -Cadet FRANK ELWYN WELLS.
Dated 4th April, 1916.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 352. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.PROMOTION.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Australian Military Forces,viz.Australian Army Medical Corps (Permanent Services)
Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant G. E.SYKES to be Quartermaster and Honorary Captain.
Dated 1st July, 1915.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
Department of Defence,Ex. Min. No. 349. Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
PROMOTIONS.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,being made in connexion with the Military Forces ofthe Commonwealth, viz. :Administrative and Instructional Staff-
2nd Lieutenants T. E. WEAVERS and R. J. DOWDEN tobe Lieutenants.
Dated 28th Juné, 1915.Ronal Australian Field Artillery-
2nd Lieutenant (temporarily) on probation H. C.SCHRADER to be Lieutenant (temporarily), on pro-bation.
Dated 28th June, 1915.Royal Australian Garrison Artillery-
2nd Lieutenant (temporarily), on probation, A. M.STOYLES to be Lieutenant (temporarily), on proba-tion.
Dated 28th June, 1915.This cancels the notification which appeared in
Executive Minute No. 619/1915, promulgated onpage 1536 of Commonwealth of Australia, Gazette,No. 89, of 7th August, 191 5, respecting the above -mentioned officers.
G. F. PEARCE,Minister of +State for Defence.
Commonwealth Gazette
Department of Defence,Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
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Ex. Min. No 351.COMMONWEALTH MILITARY CADET CORPS.
APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, ETC.
H IS Excellency the Governor- General, acting withthe advice of the Federal Executive Council, has
been pleased to approve of the following changes, &c.,in connexion with the Commonwealth Military CadetCorps, viz: : -
1ST MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets -
Appointments.JOHN GEORGE JOHNS,GILBERT EDWARD BENNION, andLEONARD FORBES LANCASTER
to be 2nd Lieutenants.Dated 1st March, 1916.
Confirmation.The provisional appointment of Lieutenant E. G.
HARLING is confirmed.Resignations.
The resignations of Major J. PORTER and 2nd Lieu-tenant W. G. SPARKS of their commissions are ac-cepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.Miscellaneous.
That portion of Order -in- Council No. 415 of 1912,promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia GazetteNo. 44, of 29th June, 1912, relating to the resigna-tion of Captain H. C. SHEA of his commission, iscancelled.
Captain H. C. SHEA is transferred to the UnattachedList. .
Dated 17th June, 1912.Lieutenant (provisional) T. E. WICKS and 2nd Lieu-
tenants J. F. DONALDSON, J. L. GASMEN, and W.A. J. FENSOM are seconded from the Senior Cadetswhilst serving with the Australian Imperial Force.
2nd Lieutehant C. DE R. NATION is transferred to theSenior Cadets, 1st Military District, with seniorityas from 29th June, 1914.
Dated 1st March, 1916.2ND MILITARY DISTRICT.
Senior Cadets-Appointments. .
CHARLES WILLIAM LISTER,JOHN MCAUSLAN RITCHIE,JOHN ELDER GALLOWAY,ERNEST JOSEPH SKELTON,FRANCIS STANLEY LEAVER,HERBERT AUSTIN QUINLAN,ROY AUSTIN BURGESS,WILLIAM NEVILLE HARDING,WALTER CHAD SIDNEY,ALBERT GEORGE HINGLEY,CHARLES JAMES PETESS, andJOHN JOSEPH THIRLWELL
to be Lieutenants (provisionally).Dated 1st March, 1916.
Transfer.2nd Lieutenant H. S. CODE is transferred to the Senior
Cadets, 3rd Military District, with seniority asfrom 1st June, 1915.
Dated 1st March, 1916.Resignations.
The resignations of Lieutenants R. E. O'HALLORANand F. RADECKI and 2nd Lieutenants B. W. PULvTRand F. J. W. BIRO of their commissions are ac-cepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.The resignations of Lieutenants R. HARDIE and L.
NICOLL of their provisional appointments are ac-cepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.Miscellaneous.
Lieutenants W. R. STATON, G. W. H. PERKINS, A.MOUAT, and S. G. C. H. WARD, Lieutènants. (provi-sionally), V. C. SHAW, C. H. SAEPPEL, L. B. RAE,L. F. 'BRIEN, A. G. FARLEIGH, H. WATSON, E.Fox, and H. P. WATERS, and 2nd Lieutenants R. P.STEvsNS, R. E. GARTH, S. F. BROADBENT, G. DICKER -ING, J. M. MILLS, R. A. ROBSON, and W. C. SMITHare seconded from the Senior Cadets whilst 'servingwith the Australian Imperial Force.
The commission of Lieutenant N. R. JOYCE is can-celled.
Dated 29th February, 1916.
The provisional appointments of Lieutenants G. T.WILSON, J. F. WHITNEY, and M. J. L'EsTRANOE arecancelled.
Dated 29th February, 1916.Unattached List -
2nd Lieutenant N. H. CULL is transferred to theSenior Cadets, 2nd Military District, with seniorityas from 30th June, 1915.
Dated 1st March, 1916.
3RD MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets i
Appointments.Lieutenant J. MARTIN to command the 70th (Bal-
larat) Senior Cadet Battalion.Dated ist March, 1916.
Lieutenant THOMAS GEORGE ALLAN, Unattached List,Australian Military Forces, to be Captain, andseconded from the Senior Cadets whilst holding thetemporary appointment of Area Officer, TrainingArea 68A, Bendigo.
Dated 1st March, 1916.PERCIVAL HODGES PHILLIPS, andARTHUR JAMES VALE
to be Lieutenants (provisionally) .Dated 1st March, 1916.
HORATIO STUART HARVEY to be 2nd Lieutenant.Dated 1st March, 1916.
Promotion.Lieutenant H. H. BOYCE to be Captain.
Dated 1st January, 1916.Transfers.
2nd Lieutenant D. A. TWINING is transferred to theSenior Cadets, 5th Military District, with seniorityas from 30th June, 1913.
Dated 30th June, 1915.2nd Lieutenant H. S. CODE is transferred from the
Senior Cadets, 2nd Military District, with seniorityas from 1st June, 1915.
'Dated ist January, 1916:Resignations.
The resignation of Major W. H. BARKER of his pro--Visional appointment is accepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.The resignations of Lieutenant F. J. SMYSK and 2nd
Lieutenant H. WELLS of their commissions are ac-cepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.The resignation of Lieutenant S. J. SOUTHGATE of his
provisional appointment is accepted.Dated 29th February, 1916.
Miscellaneous.Lieutenant N. M. SIMONS is seconded from the Senior
Cadets whilst serving with the Australian ImperialForce ( Home Service) .
Lieutenant R. W. PH.ILLIPs is seconded from theSenior Cadets whilst temporarily serving in theRoyal Australian Garrison Artillery.
Unattached ListLieutenant J. MARTIN is transferred to the Senior
Cadets, 3rd Military District, with seniority asfrom date of transfer.
Dated 1st March, 1916.4TH MILITARY DISTRICT.
Senior Cadets -Appointments.
That portion of Order -in- Council No. 196, of 1916,promulgated in Commonwealth of Australia GazettcNo. 33, of 9th March, 1916, respecting the appoint-ment of RODNEY FOWLER, EDGAR JAMES PRICE,JAMES ARTHUR WHITBOURN, MAURICE JOHN SHEE-HAN, and WILLIAM JAMES WALTERS to be 2nd Lieu-tenants, and HAROLD ARSON DESLIF PEMBERTON,CLAUDE ALFRED WHITE, and HEATON FAIRFAX CON -GRAVE to 'be Lieutenants (provisionally) is can-celled.
RODNEY FOWLER,EDGAR JAMES PRICE,JAMES ARTHUR WHITBOURN,MAURICE JOHN SHEEHAN, andWILLIAM JAMES WALTERS to be Lieutenants (provi-
sionally).Dated ist February, 1916.
HAROLD ABSON DESLIF PEMBERTON,CLAUDE ALFRED WHITE, andHEATON FAIRFAX CONGRAVE to be 2nd Lieutenants.
Dated 1st February, 1918.FRANK RUPERT BENNETT to be Lieutenant (provi-
sionally).Dated 1st March, 1916.
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Miscellaneous.2nd Lieutenants L. A. MARTENS and L. ESSERY are
seconded from the Senior Cadets whilst serving withthe Australian Imperial Force.
5TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets
Appointments.CHARLES JOHN MIDDLETON WHITE andLUDWIG GLAUERT to be Lieutenants (provisionally).
Dated ist March, 1916.Transfer.
2nd Lieutenant D. A. TWINING is transferred fromthe Senior Cadets, 3rd Military District, withseniority as from 30th June, 1913.
Dated 30th June, 1915.Resignation.
The resignation of Lieutenant A. H. JOSE of hiscommission is accepted.
Dated 29th February, 1916.Miscellaneous.
Lieutenants T. H. BONE, A. WATSON, A. S. BENNETT,and H. EVERINGTON, Lieutenants (provisional) R.A. WOOD, L. I. SILVERSTON, and W. H. PHIPPARD,and 2nd Lieutenants D. A. TWINING, A. V. R.BARRINGTON, and R. V. SMITH are seconded fromthe Senior Cadets whilst serving with the AustralianImperial Force.
6TH MILITARY DISTRICT.Senior Cadets
Appointments.FRANCIS THOMAS PHILBIN,JOHN REGINALD CONACHEE, andJOHN GRANT SIMMONS to be Lieutenants (provi-
sionally).Dated 1st March, 1916.
LISLE CHRISTIAN PALLISER WILSON andEFFINGHAM LAMBERT LAWRENCE to be 2nd Lieutenants.
Dated 1st March, 1916.Miscellaneous.
Lieutenant T. G. GANDY and 2nd Lieutenants M. H.O. WHITAKER and F. E. HEADLAM are secondedfrom the Senior Cadets whilst serving with the Aus-tralian Imperial Force.
ALBERT GARDÌNER,Assistant Minister of State for Defence.
Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL COLLEGE.APPLICATIONS FOR ENTRY AS CADET MIDSHIPMAN.
APPLICATIONS for entry into the Royal AustralianNaval College, Jervis Bay, New South Wales, as
cadet Midshipmen, will be received by the Naval Secre-tary, Navy Office, Melbourne, up to 30th June, 1916,from boys born in 1903.
Forms of application and full particulars may be ob-tained on application to Naval Secretary, Navy Office,Melbourne, or to the--
District Naval Officer, Brisbane;District Naval Officer, Edgecliff, Sydney;District Naval Officer, Port Melbourne;District Naval Officer, Largs Bay, South Australia;District Naval Officer, Fremantle, Western Australia;District Naval Officer, Hobart, Tasmania.
J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.
Department of the Navy,Melbourne, 13th April, 1916.
APPOINTMENT OF MASTER (TEMPORARY) FORBUCKET DREDGER, C.N.D. NO. 1.
APPLICATIONS are invited from persons qualifiedfor the above appointment, at Cockburn Sound,
Western Australia.Candidates must hold a foreign -going master's certifi-
cate of competency, have a thorough knowledge of dredg-ing operations, and be of Australian birth, or perma-nently domiciled in Australia.
Successful applicant will be required to pass a medicalexamination as to physical fitness before appointment,and must take up duty at his own expense.
Pay will be at the rate of £24 per month, inclusive ofall allowances except travelling, and 4s. daily allowance'when unable to return ashore each evening..
Applications, stating age, and accompanied by copiesof certificates and testimonials, must be sent direct tothe Naval Secretary, Navy Office, Melbourne, so as toreact him not later than 29th April, 1916.
J. A. JENSEN,Minister of State for the Navy.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Melbourne, 12th April, 1916.
r- 1IiE following notifications of staff changes, &c., areJL made in accordance with the CommonwealthPublic Service Act and Regulations :--
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.AUDITOR - GENERAL'S OFFICE.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Transfer of an Officer from the General to the ClericalDivision.
EDWIN MCCARTHEY, Assistant, General Division, Pensionsand Maternity Allowances Branch (Pensions), Depart-ment of the Treasury, Victoria, to be Clerk, FifthClass, Clerical Division, Auditor- General's Office, Cen-tral Staff, at his present salary of £102, as from 1stApril, 1916.
G. F. PEARCE,Acting Prime Minister.
AUDITOR - GENERAL'S OFFICE.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Permission for an Officer to Act as Secretary of theAncient Order of Foresters Court at Manly.
C. H. CONN, Clerk, 5th Class, is granted permission toact as secretary of the Ancient Order of ForestersCourt at Manly, New South Wales, and to accept andretain the remuneration attached to that office.
E. J. RUSSELL,For the Acting Prime Minister.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
CORRESPONDENCE BRANCH.Exemption.
E. P. FLEMING, Typist, not exceeding six months fromthe 13th February, 1916.
TAXATION BRANCH.
CENTRAL STAFF.
Transfer.PERCY WALTER GRAHAM BENNETT, General Division,
Mail Branch, Postmaster - General's Department, Vic-toria, to be Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division, De-partment of the Treasury, Taxation Branch, CentralStaff, at his present salary of £90 per annum; trans-fer to take effect from the ist April, 1916. (166.)
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Confirmation of Appointment.THOMAS JOSEPH BENEDICT MCLOUGHLIN, Clerk, 5th
Class, as from the 29th June, 1915. (165.)
Exemption.DAVID SOLATER, Clerk, not exceeding six months from
the 25th December, 1915.
VICTORIA.
Creation of New Offices.Assistant, General Division (3 positions).
Promotions.KATHLEEN ELIZABETH ANN GARDINER, Telephonist
(Checker), General Division, Accounts Branch, Post-master- General's Department, Victoria, to be Assistant,General Division, Department of the Treasury, !Taxa-tion Branch, Victoria, with increase in salary from£110 to £132 (nominal salary £120) per annum, to fillnew office created; as from the 23rd of March, 1916.(160.)
ELIZABETH EVELYN HUESTON, Telephonist, GeneralDivision, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Telephones),Postmaster +General's Department, Victoria, to beAssistant, General Division, Department of the Trea-sury, Taxation Branch, Victoria, with increase insalary from £110 (nominal salary £78) to £132 (nomi-nal salary £78 ) per annum, to hli new office created;as from the 23rd of March, 1916. (160.)
Transfer.THOMAS JAMES LLOYD, Messenger, General Division,
Department of External Affairs, to be Clerk, 5thClass, Clerical Division, Department of the, Treasury,Taxation Branch, Victoria, at his present salary of £90per annum, vice R. J. Tovey promoted; transfer totake effect from the 1st of April, 1916. (159.)
QUEENSLAND.
Exemption.T. R. ELLIOTT, Clerk, not exceeding three months from
the 30th January, 1916.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Exemption..J. O'MAHONY, Draughtsman, not exceeding six months
from the 7th January, 1916.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Exemption.L. A. BARRITT, Typist, not exceeding six months from
the 3rd March, 1916.TASMANIA.
Creation of New Office.Messenger, General Division. (167.)
Exemption.S. W. WHITE, Clerk, not exceeding three months from
the 16th December, 1915.
NOTE PRINTING BRANCH.Exemption.
ALEX. CATTON, Hoe Assistant, from the 24th January,1916, to. the 30th June, 1916.
CHRISTOPHER DOHERTY, Hoe Assistant, from the 24thJanuary, 1916, to the 30th June, 1916.
Louis SHEPPARD, Hoe Assistant, from the 7th February,1916, to the 30th June, 1916.
WALTER DAVIS, Steel Plate Printer, from the 1st Feb-ruary, 1916, to the 30th June, 1916.
ALFRED P. RILEY, Steel Plate Printer, from the 24thJanuary to the 30th June, 1916. (168.)
W. G. HIGGS,Treasurer.
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
Ex. Mins. Nos. 124 -126, 128.
CENTRAL STAFF,
Promotion..DAVID ROY CONLY, Telegraph Messenger, £52 per
annum, as Messenger, General Division, Analyst'sBranch, £78 per annum; to take effect from the 24thMarch, 1916.
QUARANTINE BRANCH.
Transfer from G- eneral to Clerical Division.-FRANK LESLIE TRAPP, Assistant, General Division, Vic-
toria, £144 (£132) per annum, as Clerk, 5th Class,Central Staff, £144 (£138) per annum, vice J. L.Fawcett promoted; to take effect from the ist April,1916.
Confirmation of Appointment.HARRY STANLEY WARREN, Clerk, 5th Class, Hobart, as
from the 16th August, 1915.
FRANK G. TUDOR,Minister for Trade and Customs.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE.CENTRAL STAFF.
Appointment on Probation.:MARK HENRY, to be Clerk, 5th Class, Clerical Division,
on probation. Dated 14th March, 1916.
G. 11. PEARCE,Minister of State for Defence.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.
PROMOTION.
,,GORDON OLIVER COBB, Telegraph Messenger, GeneralDivision, Grade I., Telegraph Branch, + Postmaster-General's Department, Victoria, salary £52 per annum,to be Messenger, General Division, Grade II., Statis-tical 'Branch, salary £78 per annum, vice W. L. Nelson,transferred -such promotion to take effect as from the1st April, 1916.
JOHN ALEXANDER MURRAY, Clerk, 5th Class, from 10thJuly, 1915.
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Appointment Confirmed.
DAVID BROLLY, Junior Mechanic, Electrical Engineer'sBranch, from 15th June, 1915.
Allowance.T. GARATY, Postmaster, Burren Junction, to be paid
an allowance at the rate of £26 per annum for nightattendance at the Burren Junction Telephone Ex-change, until such date as an additional TelegraphMessenger, who has been appointed to the BurrenJunction, takes up duty there, when such allowanceshall be reduced to £13 per annum. (This takes theplate of the notification respecting payment of anallowance to the officer named, appearing on page 1539of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette, Ño. 89, of the7th August, 1915, which notification is hereby can-celled.
Payment to an Officer.BERT INALL, Lineman, to be paid the sum of £3 3s., re-
presenting part of expenses incurred by him in meet-ing a charge under section 46 bf the CommonwealthPublic Service Act 1902 -1915.
Services Terminated.REGINALD JESSE HARRISON, Messenger (in training),
Electrical Engineer's Branch (Telephones), from 18thMarch, 1916 (resigned).
GEORGE PYNE, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's Branch,from 15th March, 1916 (resigned).
ELGINE K. CROWLEY, Monitor, Telephone Branch, Syd-ney, from 1st March, 1916 (forfeited office on her mar-riage) .
MABEL HILDA EATCH, Assistant, Telephone Branch, Syd-ney, from 15th March, 1916 (forfeited office on hermarriage) .
FLORENCE ELIZABETH WATSON, Notes Sorter, AccountsBranch, Sydney, from 25th March, 1916 (forfeited officeon her marriage) .
New Offices Created.Postman, Manly.Postman, Penrith.Telephonist, Gosford.
Office Abolished.Telegraph Messenger, Gosford.
Exemptions.JAMES BROWN, Signwriter, not exceeding three months
from 1st March, 1916.R. MOORE, Carpenter, Electrical Engineer's Branch,
from 20th February to 7th March, 1916.The undermentioned persons employed in the position
of Cleaner, General Post Office, from the date shownopposite their respective names to 30th June, 1916,namely :-D. V. GUILFOYLE, 15th February, 1916.A. G. ALLEN, 20th February, 1916.C. REus, 18th February, 1916.A. R. BOTTING, 12th February, 1916.R. MAPLES; 2nd May, 1916.J. F. FORD, 1st May, 1916.F. W. BARNES, 10th April, 1916.G. HUMPHRIES, 1st May, 1916.E. CONNERTON, 11th April, 1916.H. WRIGHT, 4th May, 1916.W. GLANVILLE, 14th March, 1916.S. THOMAS, 8th May, 1918.P. QUICK, 11th April, 1916.C. BELPITT, 29th April, 1916.W. ATKINS, 16th May, 1916.J. LEONARD, 9th March, 1916.R. BARNES, 27th April, 1916.W. T. Cox, 6th March, 1916.W. R. HIGHFIELD, 1st May, 1916.P. J. MCCAWLEY, 7th November, 1915.W. C. SHOOBERT, 20th April, 1916.W. WATSON, 23rd May, 1916.
T. J. TAYLOR, Cleaner, General Post Office, one day,viz., 30th June, 1916.
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VICTORIA.
Transfer.THOMAS KEVIN O'BRIEN, Telephonist, Electrical Engi-
neer's Branch (Telephones), salary £110, to be Clerk,5th Class, Electrical Engineer's Branch (Telephones),with same salary, from 1st April, 1916.
Extensions of Sick, Leave of Absence.J. C. BOURKE, Sorter, Mail Branch, 11th February, 1916
(one day), on half pay.C. E. CARTER, Sorter, Mail Branch, from 20th January
to 13th February, 1916, on half pay.E. A. DAVIDSON, Telephonist, Central Exchange, from
21st (noon) to 25th February, 1916, on half pay.T. DEVINE, Postman, Mail Branch, from 6th to 12th
February, 1916, on half pay.M. GATLIFF, Clerk, Electrical Engineer's Branch, from
24th (noon) to 29th February, 1916, on half pay.E. D. Moss, Postman, Camberwell, .3rd January, 1916
(one day), on half pay.E. MCDONALD, Assistant, Mail Branch, from 14th Janu-
ary to 21st February, 1916, on half pay.T. MULLANY, Telephonist, Central Exchange, from ist
to 7th February, 1916, on half pay.S. J. PAULL, Sorter, Bendigo, from 12th to 29th Janu-
ary, 1916, on half pay.R. WOLFE, Telephonist, Central Exchange, 17th (half
day) and 18th January, 1916 (half day), on half pay.A. MCNAMARA, Telephonist, Central Exchange, from 11th
to 28th January, 1916, on one -third pay.N. MCWILLIAMS, Sorter, Mail Branch, 9th January,
1916 (one day), on half paY.
Services Terminated.R. E. MERRIMAN, Telephonist, Northcote, from 18th
March, 1916 (forfeited office on her marriage).M. F. OLIVER, Telephonist, Electrical Engineer's Branch
(Telephones), from 14th March, 1916 (forfeited officeon her marriage) .
Exemption.P. G. OPENSHAW, Junior Mechanic, Electrical Engineer's
Branch, from 26th February to 30th June, 1916.QUEENSLAND.
Extension of Probation,DAVID JOHN BLAKE, Lineman, Electrical Engineer's
Branch, three months from 2nd February, 1916.
Offices Reclassified.The classification in the General Division of the office
of Lineman at Ingham, occupied by Edward AlexanderSmith, has been raised to Senior Lineman, and the saidEdward Alexander Smith lias been promoted in theoffice mentioned, in accordance with such higher classi-fication, with increase of salary from £150 per annum to£168 per annum ; to take effect from the 24th February,1916.
The classification in the General Division of the officeof Lineman at Blackall, occupied by Daniel Casey, hasbeen raised to Senior Lineman. and the said DanielCasey has been promoted in the office mentioned, in ac-cordance with such higher classification, with increaseof salary from £162 per annum to £168 per annum; totake effect from the 29th February, 1916.
Reduction of Officer's Salary.FREDERICK WILLIAM SIMi'soN, Postmaster, Mount Mor-
gan, salary reduced from £354 to £330 from 22nd Feb-ruary, 1916.
Services Terminated.GODFREY CLARENCE HOOK, Assistant, Isisford, from 13th
March, 1916 (resigned).WINIEWED O'DONNELL, Monitor, Warwick, from 15th
March, 1916 (resigned).HERBERT FRANCIS GEORGE, Telegraphist, Charters
Towers, from 5th April, 1916 (resigned).WALTER ANGUS ROSE, Postal Assistant, Cloncurry, from
Furlough.JAMES JOHN GRELLIS, Telegraphist, Launceston, three
months on full pay.Exemption.
H. A. HANSCH, Lineman, from 20th to 24th January,.1916 (inclusive).
WILLIAM WEBSTER,Postmaster- General.
COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.Examination No. 645.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE), POST-MASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, AT BROKEN HILL, NEWSOUTH WALES (ONE VACANCY).
ACOMPETITIVE Examination for appointment asabove will be held at Broken Hill on Saturday
afternoon, 6th May, 1916, subject to the following con-ditions
APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications, which must be ad-dressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Public ServiceCommissioner, Me; bourne, will be received up to 27th,April, 1916.
PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. Females (unmarried)who, at date of examination, are not less than sixteen,years of age nor have reached their nineteenth birth-day.
Candidates must nnssess acute hearing, normal eye-sight, a clear voice, distinct enunciation, and be free from.any throat affection. A candidate's arm reach should benot less than the following : Standing erect withshoulder raised and right arm extended vertically to itsfullest extent, 6 ft. 3 in. from ground to finger -tips;standing erect with shoulder raised and left arm ex-tended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 ft. 3 in. fromground to finger-4-4[1)s; standing erect with arms extended,horizontally, 5 feet from finger-tips to finger -tips. Per-sons who cannot comply with these conditions should notenter for the Examination, as they would not be ableto satisfy the medical examination, or the working teststo which appointees are subjected during the period oftheir probationary appointment.
SALARY. The annual salary attached to the positionis Minimum, £39; maximum,. £110; to be attained, sub-ject to good conduct, diligence, and efficiency, by annual'increments. Upon attaining the age of 21 years, anappointee will receive £110 per annum.
ALLOWANCE. A district allowance of £10 per annum,will also be paid.
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APPLICATION FORMS. All applications must be sub-mitted on printed forms, which may be obtained, eitherupon written or personal request, from the Postmasterat Broken Hill.
EXAMINATION FEE. A postal note for 7s. 6d. must ac-company each application.
SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. The subjects of examina-tion will be
(a) Handwriting To be judged from the candi-dates' papers in spelling. (Maximum marks,100.)
(b) Spelling To be tested by writing, from dicta-tion, not less than 180 words. (Maximummarks, 150.)
(C) Arithmetic First four rules, simple andmoney. (Maximum marks, 200.)
In order to pass, a candidate must secure at least halfmarks in each subject.
APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS. Asuccessful candidate must, upon appointment, produceevidence of the date of her birth and a medical certifi-cate, satisfying the Commissioner in such particulars asbe may determine, of sound bodily health and freedomfrom physical defects. She will also be required toassure her life in accordance with the Regulations.
REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a successful candidatedecline to accept an appointment offered to her, or failto reply within seven days to a communication from theCommissioner or a Public Service Inspector respectingher nomination to the Public Service, her name may beremoved from the " Register of Qualified Candidates."
PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT. Everyperson appointed to the position of Telephonist shall,after the expiration of three months "from the date ofappointment, be tested in clearness of speech and acute-ness of hearing over a telephone line, and in practicalefficiency in the operation of a telephone switchboard.If an appointee fail to pass this test her appointmentwill be annulled.
TEXT- BOORS. No text -books are prescribed, but theannual issues in book form for the years 1913, 1914, and1915 of the papers set at Commonwealth Public Serviceexaminations (including examinations for appointmentas telephonist) may be obtained from the GovernmentPrinter, Sydney, for ls. each (by post ls. 1d., forwhich a postal note must be remitted, as stamps alonewill not be accepted).
W. B. EDWARDS,Deputy Commissioner.
H. MCTAGGART,Acting Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commis-sioner, Melbourne, 5th April, 1916.
NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.APPLICATIÓNS will be received by the Public
Service Commissioner from persons qualified forappointment to the positions specified below.
Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible forappointment to the Administrative and ProfessionalDivisions, but are not eligible for appointment toClerical or General Division vacancies, unless they werein the service of a State on 1st January, 1901, or areat present permanent officers in the service of a State,or have retired from the service of the Commonwealthor of a State.
Applications must be in applicant's handwriting, andshould show fully qualifications for the position sought.
In the case of applicants who are officers of the PublicService of the Commonwealth or of a State the follow-ing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication :
DesignationOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years)Length- of service (in years)Salary (per annum)Date of receipt of present salary
Applicants from outside the Service should state fullname and date and year of birth. Copies only ofdiplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates shouldbe forwarded. If the originals are required they willbe asked for.
Applications should be addressed to the " Common-wealth Public Service Inspector " of the State in whichthe vacancy exists. If the applicant is an officer of theCommonwealth Public Service the application shouldbe forwarded to the Inspector through the principalofficer of the Department in the State in which theofficer is located, except when the vacancy is in anotherState, when the application should be forwarded directby the applicant to the Inspector, a copy at the sametime being forwarded to the principal officer of the De-partment.
Minimum and maximum salaries where shown indicatethe limits of the class or grade in which the position isclassified: Subject to the provisions of the Public Ser-vice Act appointments may be made at any salary within
those limits. Successful appointees must comply withthe life assurance provisions of the Public Service Actand Regulations.
Officers of the Public Service should note that in anycase where the minimum salary of a position in theClerical Division is not the minimum salary of a Class,and the successful applicant is not eligible for the formerby reason of not having received the salary of the nextlower subdivision for twelve months, he will be grantedan allowance equal to the difference between the salaryfor which he is eligible and the minimum salary of theposition until he can be advanced by annual subdivisionalincrements to the latter salary.
Where vacancies are notified in positions which havebeen the subject of award, the minimum and maximumsalaries shown are those prescribed by the award. Ifthe officer appointed to any such position is eligible tobecome, but is not, a member of the organization whichobtained the award, he can only be paid the rates ofsalary prescribed in the Public Service Act or Regula-tions for the position to which he has been appointed,unless and until he becomes a member of the organiza-tion. when the award rates shall apply.
Officers who may be transferred without promotion orincrease of salary, as the result of an application for anadvertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within theconditions prescribed in Public Service RegulationNo. 54.
Particulars of existing quarters are furnished merelyfor the information of officers. It is not incumbenton Departments to provide quarters, which, if provided,may he wholly or partially withdrawn at any time.
Position. Locality.Division
and Salarypar Annum.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS.
New South Wales.Sydney ... Clerical, £60 to
£200Clerk, 5th Class,
AcoountsBranch
ApplicationReturnable.
27th April
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
TAXATION BRANCH.
South Australia.Clerk, 4th Class
I
Adelaide ... Clerical, £210 20th Aprilto £300
PENSIONS BRANCH.
South Australia.Assistant, Grade
II.Clerk, 4th Class
DEPARTMENT
Adelaide
Adelaide
OF TRADE
New South,
General, £78 to£162
Clerical, £210to £300ANI) CUSTOMS
Wales.
20th'April
27th April
Inspector andSub - Collector,
st Class
Sydney ... Clerical, 7£520to 2600
20th April
South Australia.Examining
Officer, 4thPort Adelaide Clerical, £210
to £30020th April
Class, Land-ing Branch
Western Australia.Searcher and
Wat chma)t,Fremantle ... General, (£132
to £162 * .
27th April
ShippingBranch* Allowance at the rate of 5 per
addition to salary.POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Charleville ... Clerical, £210 ;district al-lowance,scale II.
20th April
H. MCTAGGART,Acting Secretary.
Office of the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner,Melbourne, 11th April, 3916.
W. B. EDWARDS,Deputy Commissioner.
No. 47:-13th April,: 1916
THE 'COMMONWEALTH4'EALTH ` OR AUSTRALIA4GAZETTE. '
986 Commonwealth, Gazette
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CONTENTS.
Special information ... ...Customs By-law bib 440
Orders made _under the Customs Act...Notification ... .... ...Expenditure, purchases, &c. ... . .Electoral matters (appointment of Divisional
Officer, &c.) ...Land and Property
Leases to and by Commonwealth ...Acquisition of, &c.
Tenders all Departments ...Defence- -
Australian Imperial Force - appointments, &c. ... 928
Australian Military Forces Staff changes, &c. ... 929
