[3281] OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.) (REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER) No. 80] PERTH: FRIDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER [1964 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Premier's Department, Perth, 16th September, 1964. IT is hereby notified for public information that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approve of the following appointments to the Commission of the Peace for the State of Western Australia: William George Day, of "Woodlea," Burra- coppin. John Probert Eskdale, of 24 Melville Parade, South Perth, and The Braille Society, Kitchener Street, Victoria Park. Eric Pearce James, of Cranbrook. R. H. DOIG, Under Secretary, Premier's Department. MACHINISTS' EFFICIENCY EXAMINATION. CANDIDATES for the Accounting Machine section of the Machinists' Efficiency Examination, which will be held during November, 1964, should advise the undersigned by the 9th October, 1964, of their intention to undertake the examination. R. J. BOND, Public Service Commissioner. Public Service Commissioner's Office, Perth, 16th September, 1964. THE following promotions have been approved: J. E. O'Brien, Drafting Assistant, G-XII, Draw- ing Office, Engineering Division, Public Works Department, to be Welfare Officer, G-III-1/3, Native Welfare Department, as from 10th July, 1964. T. P. Smith, Deputy Head Male Nurse, Grade 1, G-II-4, to be Head Male Nurse, G-II-5, Claremont Hospital, Mental Health Services, as from 28th August, 1964. R. W. James, Field Technician, Grade 3, G-II-1/2, Wokalup Research Station, Dairying Division, to be Manager, G-II-2/3, Medina Research Station, Animal Division, Department of Agriculture, as from 5th June, 1964. D. Molyneux, Assessor, Grade 1, C-II-7, to be Chief Assessor, C-II-8, Stamp Office, Treasury De- partment, as from 22nd May, 1964. M. J. Chambers, Clerk, C-II-2, Accounts Branch, Child Welfare Department, to be Clerk Assistant, C-II-3, Accounts Branch, Lands and Surveys De- partment, as from 26th June, 1964. The following resignations have been accepted:— Name; Department; Date. J. L. Beauglehole; Public Works; 25/9/64. J. M. Smith; Mines; 2/10/64. 0. S. Symonds; Government Stores; 4/9/64. S. M. Cartledge; Public Health; 21/8/64. G. R. Rowland; Metropolitan Water Supply Board; 25/9/64. H. M. Gilfellon; Fisheries; 11/9/64. M. Pow; Metropolitan Water Supply Board; 16/9/64. The following retirement has been approved:— Name; Department; Date. G. E. W. Lewis; Chief Secretary's; 1/10/64. The following office has been abolished: New item, Public Relations Officer, C-II-6, Minister's Office, Public Works Department, as from 11th September, 1964. The following office has been created: Deputy Comptroller General, G-II-9, Prisons Department, Chief Secretary's Department.
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[3281]
OF
WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.)
(REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER)
No. 80]
PERTH: FRIDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER [1964
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,
Perth, 16th September, 1964.IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of the followingappointments to the Commission of the Peace forthe State of Western Australia:
William George Day, of "Woodlea," Burra-coppin.
John Probert Eskdale, of 24 Melville Parade,South Perth, and The Braille Society,Kitchener Street, Victoria Park.
Eric Pearce James, of Cranbrook.R. H. DOIG,
Under Secretary,Premier's Department.
MACHINISTS' EFFICIENCY EXAMINATION.CANDIDATES for the Accounting Machine sectionof the Machinists' Efficiency Examination, whichwill be held during November, 1964, should advisethe undersigned by the 9th October, 1964, of theirintention to undertake the examination.
R. J. BOND,Public Service Commissioner.
Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 16th September, 1964.
THE following promotions have been approved:J. E. O'Brien, Drafting Assistant, G-XII, Draw-
ing Office, Engineering Division, Public WorksDepartment, to be Welfare Officer, G-III-1/3,Native Welfare Department, as from 10th July,1964.
T. P. Smith, Deputy Head Male Nurse, Grade 1,G-II-4, to be Head Male Nurse, G-II-5, ClaremontHospital, Mental Health Services, as from 28thAugust, 1964.
R. W. James, Field Technician, Grade 3, G-II-1/2,Wokalup Research Station, Dairying Division, tobe Manager, G-II-2/3, Medina Research Station,Animal Division, Department of Agriculture, asfrom 5th June, 1964.
D. Molyneux, Assessor, Grade 1, C-II-7, to beChief Assessor, C-II-8, Stamp Office, Treasury De-partment, as from 22nd May, 1964.
M. J. Chambers, Clerk, C-II-2, Accounts Branch,Child Welfare Department, to be Clerk Assistant,C-II-3, Accounts Branch, Lands and Surveys De-partment, as from 26th June, 1964.
The following resignations have been accepted:—Name; Department; Date.
J. L. Beauglehole; Public Works; 25/9/64.J. M. Smith; Mines; 2/10/64.0. S. Symonds; Government Stores; 4/9/64.S. M. Cartledge; Public Health; 21/8/64.G. R. Rowland; Metropolitan Water Supply
Board; 25/9/64.H. M. Gilfellon; Fisheries; 11/9/64.M. Pow; Metropolitan Water Supply Board;
16/9/64.
The following retirement has been approved:—Name; Department; Date.
G. E. W. Lewis; Chief Secretary's; 1/10/64.
The following office has been abolished:New item, Public Relations Officer, C-II-6,
Minister's Office, Public Works Department, asfrom 11th September, 1964.
The following office has been created:Deputy Comptroller General, G-II-9, Prisons
Department, Chief Secretary's Department.
3282 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
Reid, Colin Barclay; Engineer, Grade 3, P-II-3 /8, Electrical Services, ArchitecturalDivision; Public Works; 1/4/64.
Alexander, Judith Anne; Assistant (Waroona),G-IX, Irrigation and Drainage Section,Engineering Division; Public Works;1/1/63.
Valentine, Norman Leslie; Engineer, Grade 3,P-II-3/8, Mechanical and Electrical Ser-vices, Mechanical and Plant Engineer'sBranch; Public Works; 1/1/64.
Strickland, Ronald MacKenzie; Engineer,Grade 3, P-II-4/7, Planning, Design andInvestigation Branch; Public Works;1/1/63.
Hill, Patricia Margaret; Assistant, G-IX,Records Branch; Public Works; 16/10/62.
Clarke, Anthony Barry; Clerk, C-IV, PolicySection; State Government InsuranceOffice; 3/1/64.
May, Gary; Clerk, C-IV, Accounts Branch;State Housing Commission; 9/10/62.
The classification of the following office has beenamended:-
Item 1230/63, occupied by W. L. Hardwick,Special Magistrate, Children's Court, Child Wel-fare Department, amended from P-I-3/7 to P-I-4/7, with effect from the 24th April, 1963.
R. J. BOND,Public Service Commissioner.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3283
(a) Applications also called outside the Service under section 24.
(c) Classification amended, Government Gazette. 11/9/64.
(d) Leaving Certificate with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.
(e) Medical degree registrable in Western Australia. Extensive experience in Medical Microbiology (all branches) andhigher qualifications desirable.
(f) Shown as Bacteriologist (Medical) in Public Service List.
(g) Leaving Certificate, including Mathematics A and B, and Surveying I, at a recognised Technical School, or approvedequivalent. Applicants should have had at least two years' experience in Surveying work and have a basic understandingof hydraulics.
(h) Bachelor of Veterinary Science degree or equivalent. Post-graduate experience in beef cattle research or hus-bandry desirable.
Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-1956, and are to be addressed to the PublicService Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Headsof Departments.
R. J. BOND,18th September, 1964. Public Service Commissioner.
Crown Law Department,Perth, 16th September, 1964.
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Execu-tive Council has appointed Donald GeorgeStockins-
(1) pursuant to section 9 of the Courts of Ses-sion Act, 1921, to act as Clerk of the PortHedland Court of Session; and
(2) pursuant to section 13 of the Juries Act,1957-1959, to act as Jury officer for thePort Hedland Jury District at Port Hed-land;
as from the 7th September, 1964, vice Ernest Wil-liam Dwyer.
THE Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed thefollowing persons as Commissioners for Declara-tions under the Declarations and Attestations Act,1913-1953:
Cyril Anthony Rive, Lake Grace.Brian Herbert Woodley, Lake Grace.
R. C. GREEN,Under Secretary for Law.
APPOINTMENT.(26 George V, No. 36.)
HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleasedto appoint Norman James Haze 11, of HazeII House,597 Church Street, North Parramatta, in the State
3284 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
of New South Wales, Solicitor, a Commissioner ofthe Supreme Court of Western Australia, to ad-minister or take within the State of New SouthWales any oath, affidavit, affirmation or declara-tion for use in the Supreme Court of Western Aus-tralia and to take the acknowledgments of deedsexecuted by married women. The Commission toremain in force until the said Norman James Hazellceases to reside in the State of New South Walesaforesaid, or until he ceases to be a solicitor ofthe Supreme Court of New South Wales or untilhe ceases to become entitled to practise as such,or until revoked.
G. J. BOYLSON,Registrar Supreme Court.
Supreme Court Office,Perth.
28th August, 1964.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.Department of Public Health,
Perth, 10th September, 1964.P.H.D. 73/57.
THE appointment of Mr. Allan Gilmore as HealthInspector to the Shire of Perth, from the 21st Sep-tember, 1964, is approved.
W. S. DAVIDSON,Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice Requiring Persons to Submit to X-rayExamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the pro-visions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
dents of the Shire of Boddington.
Time.7th October, 1964, to 13th October, 1964.
Place.Boddington, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to the
Boddington Hall. Wednesday, 7th October,1964, and Thursday, 8th October, 1964.
Quindanning, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to theQuindanning District Hall. Tuesday, 13thOctober, 1964, 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. only.
orPerth Chest Clinic, 17 Murray Street, Perth.
orFremantle Chest Clinic, 93 High Street, Fremantle.
No charge will be made for the x-ray exami-nation of any person who reports as required bythis notice.
Dated at Perth this 10th day of September, 1964.W. S. DAVIDSON,
Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice Requiring Persons to Submit to X-dayExamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the provi-sions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
dents of the Shire of Collie.
Time.6th October, 1964, to 16th October, 1964.
Place.Collie, St. John Ambulance Hall, Steere Street,
Collie. Tuesday, 6th October, 1964, to Friday,16th October, 1964.
orPerth Chest Clinic, 17 Murray Street, Perth,
orFremantle Chest Clinic, 93 High Street, Fremantle.
No charge will be made for the x-ray examina-tion of any person who reports as required by thisnotice.
Dated at Perth this 10th day of September, 1964.W. S. DAVIDSON,
Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice Requiring Persons to Submit to X-rayExamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the provi-sions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
dents of the Shire of Ravensthorpe.
Time.24th September, 1964, to 25th September, 1964.
Place.Jerdacuttup, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to the
OrFremantle Chest Clinic, 93 High Street, Fremantle.
No charge will be made for the x-ray examina-tion of any person who reports as required bythis notice.
Dated at Perth this 10th day of September, 1964.W. S. DAVIDSON,
Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice requiring persons to submit to x-rayexamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the provi-sions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
Wandering, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to theWandering Shire Hall. Tuesday, 6th October,1964, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. only.
orPerth Chest Clinic, 17 Murray Street, Perth.
orFremantle Chest Clinic, 93 High Street, Fremantle.
No charge will be made for the x-ray examina-tion of any person who reports as required by thisnotice.
Dated at Perth this 10th day of September, 1964.W. S. DAVIDSON,
Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice requiring persons to submit to x-rayexamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the pro-visions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
dents of the Shire of West Arthur.
Time.13th October, 1964, to 16th October, 1964.
Place.Arthur River Townsite, (Mobile Caravan) Albany
Highway. Tuesday, 13th October, 1964, 2.30p.m. to 4 p.m. only.
Darkan, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to the WestArthur Shire Hall. Wednesday, 14th October,to Thursday, 15th October, 1964.
Duranillin, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to the Dur-anillin Hall. Friday, 16th October, 1964, 9.30a.m. to 1 p.m. only.
orPerth Chest Clinic, 17 Murray Street, Perth.
orFremantle Chest Clinic, 93 High Street, Fremantle.
No charge will be made for the x-ray examina-tion of any person who reports as required by thisnotice.
Dated at Perth this 10th day of September, 1964.W. S. DAVIDSON,
Commissioner of Public Health.
HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.(Section 293A.)
Notice requiring persons to submit to x-rayexamination.
PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovemen-tioned section, persons who are included in theclass specified hereunder, and to whom the pro-visions of that section apply, are required to under-go x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the timeand place specified.
Class.Persons 21 years of age and over who are resi-
dents of the Shire of Williams.
Time.9th October, 1964, to 13th October, 1964.
Place.Williams, (Mobile Caravan) adjacent to the Wil-
HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Coun-cil has approved of the following promotions in theWestern Australian Police Force, to have effectfrom the 2nd September, 1964:-
To be 1st Class Inspector:2nd Class Inspector C. A. Fiebig.2nd Class Inspector E. E. Jeffery.
To be 2nd Class Inspector:3rd Class Inspector F. J. O'Loughlin.3rd Class Inspector B. J. Alford.
To be 3rd Class Inspector:1st Class Sergeant J. A. Watts (No. 1770).1st Class Sergeant L. W, K. Clarey (No.
1789)1st Class Sergeant G. A. E. J. Rowe (No.
1794).
J. M. O'BRIEN,Commissioner of Police.
Department of Native Welfare,Perth, 3rd September, 1964.
THE undermentioned is hereby notified forgeneral information:-
Robinson, Rueben Michae, born 19/6/50;Robinson, Naydene Minnett, born 30/6/53;Robinson, Daryll Stewart, born 30/12/55;Robinson, Robert Ray, born 28/10/57;Robinson, Debbie Lee, born 29/12/59Robinson, Ricky James, born 10/8/61Robinson, Sandra Jonia, born 19/10/62Robinson, Donelle Joy, born 15/1/64); Cue
3286 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will beoffered for sale by public auction on the dates andat the places sepecified hereunder, under the pro-visions of the Land Act., 1933-1963, and its regula-tions.MAWSON-1, 2, 3, 4, 24, ir. each, £30 each; 25,
38.5p., £30; 26, ir., £30.Thursday, 8th October, 1964, at 11.30 a.m. at
Court House, Northam.Conditions: Nil.All improvements on the land offered for sale
are the property of the Crown and shall be paidfor as the Minister may direct, whose valuationshall be final and binding on the purchaser.
Plans and further particulars of this sale maybe obtained from the Lands Department, Perth.
C. R. GIBSON,Under Secretary for Lands.
FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned leases have been forfeitedunder the Land Act, 1933-1963, for the reasonsstated.
C. R. GIBSON,Under Secretary for Lands.
Name; Lease; District; Reason; Corres.; Plan.Armstrong, F. E.; 3117/1977; Ranford Lot 14;
abandoned; 2382/36; Townsite.Arnold, D. H.; 3117/684; Norseman Lot 879; non-
payment of rent; 2212/34; Townsite.Barton, R. J.; 347/14910; Kent Location 1656; non-
compliance with conditions; 3515/62; 419/80,Fl, 420/80, Al.
Colli, C.; 3117/691; Norseman Lot 901; abandoned;2204/34; Townsite.
Farren, N. W. and V. M.; 347/15550; Nelson Loca-tions 12305 and 12306; non-compliance withconditions; 3034/63; 453/80, Al.
Garrett, C. P. and A. S.; 338/8267; RockinghamLot 978; non-compliance with conditions;528/64; Townsite.
Moir, H. J.; 3117/3119; Norseman Lot 632; non-payment of rent; 1127/40; Townsite.
Rose, J. C.; 392/521; Nelson; non-compliance withconditions; 768/08; 454B/40.
CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE.ERRATUM.
IN the notice published on page 3238 of Govern-ment Gazette (No. 78) of 11th September, 1964,for "Reserve No. 20883" read "Reserve No. 20888."
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING.Reserve 18278—Balgarri Common.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 18th September, 1964.
Corres. 1628/95, Vol. 3.APPLICATIONS are invited, under section 32 of theLand Act, 1933-1963, for the leasing of an areaof about 2,800 acres as contained in Reserve 18278at Balgarri for a term of five (5) years for "Graz-ing Purposes," at a rental of five pounds (£5) perannum, subject to the following conditions:
(a) Compensation will not be payable at theexpiration or earlier determination of thelease for any improvements effected by thelessee.
(b) the four-inch fibrolite pipeline through thedemised land shall be protected for its fulllength by a stock proof fence to be erectedon both sides thereof; such fences shallbe one chain apart with the pipeline inthe centre.
(c) the Department of Public Works shall haveat all times, access across the reserve tothe pipeline.
(d) the lessee shall not cut, destroy or inter-fere in any way with timber growing onthe demised land.
(e) Mining conditions.Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £3 5s.
must be lodged at the office of the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednes-day, 14th October, 1964.
In the event of more applications than one beingreceived the application to be granted will be de-cided by the Land Board.
(Plan 71/80, D3.)C. R. GIBSON,
Under Secretary for Lands.
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING.Avon Location 28223—Reserve 27230 (4 miles
east of Beverley).Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 18th September, 1964.Corres. 2469/62.
APPLICATIONS are invited, under section 32 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1963, for the leasing of Reserve27230—Avon Location 28223 (formerly the southernseverance of Location 5170) for "Grazing Pur-poses" only for a term of one year, renewable atthe will of the Minister for Lands and determin-able at three months' notice by either party, at arental of £5, subject to the conditions that com-pensation will not be payable at the expiration orearlier determination of the lease for any improve-ments effected by the lessee.
Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £5 15s.,must be lodged at the office of the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday,14th October, 1964.
In the event of more applications than one beingreceived the application to be granted will be de-termined by the Land Board.
(Plan 343A/40, Al.)C. R. GIBSON,
Under Secretary for Lands.
APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING.Drive-in Theatre Site.
Derby Lot 646.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 18th September, 1964.Corres. 882/63.
APPLICATIONS are invited, under section 11'7 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1963, for the leasing of DerbyLot 646 for a term of 21 years, for the purpose ofa "Drive-In Theatre Site," at a rental of £75 perannum, subject to the following conditions:
(a) The lessee shall pay the full cost of sur-vey when known.
(b) The rental shall be subject to reappraise-ment every seven years.
(c) Compensation will not be payable at theexpiration or earlier determination of thelease for any improvements effected by thelessee, but, the lessee shall have the rightto remove such improvements within threemonths of the said expiration or earlierdetermination of the lease. Any improve-ments remaining after this date shall be-come the property of the Crown.
(d) All buildings, paving and other works shallcomply with local authority by-laws.
(e) The lessee shall commence constructionwithin six months of the approval of thelease and shall complete such construc-tion and commence operating the Drive-In Theatre within 12 months of said ap-proval.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3287
(f) The lessee shall submit plans and specifi-cations of the proposed development to theMinister for Lands prior to the approvalof the lease.
(g) The lessee shall indemnify the Ministerfor Lands against all claims for damagesarising out of the use of the demised land.
(h) The lessee shall take all reasonable andproper precautions to prohibit the con-sumption of alcoholic liquors on the de-mised land.
(i) The lessee shall not sublease or transferthe lease without prior approval in writingof the Minister for Lands.
Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £3810s., must be lodged at the Department of Landsand Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 14thOctober, 1964.
In the event of more applications than one beingreceived, the application to be granted will be de-termined by the Land Board.
(Plan Derby Townsite.)C. R. GIBSON,
Under Secretary for Lands.
TENDERS FOR LEASING.Yilgarn Location 757 (eight miles south-west of
Warralakin).Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 18th September, 1964.Corres. 3320/60.
TENDERS are invited, under section 116 of theLand Act, 1933-1963, for the leasing of Yilgarn Lo-cation 757 for "Grazing Purposes" only, for a termof 10 years, at a minimum annual rental of £26,subject to the following conditions:—
(a) The lessee shall not cut, destroy or inter-fere in any way with timber or scrub grow-ing on the demised land.
(b) Compensation will not be payable at theexpiration or earlier determination of thelease for any improvements effected by thelessee.
(c) Mining conditions.Tenders, accompanied by one half-year's ten-
dered rental plus £1, must be lodged at the officeof the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth,with the envelope endorsed "Tender for LeasingYilgarn Location 757", on or before Wednesday,14th October, 1964.
The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.
(Plan 35/80, D2.)C. R. GIBSON,
Under Secretary for Lands.
LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Land Act, 1933-1963.
OPEN WEDNESDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1964.Eucla Division—Nurina District.
(Plans 15/300, 16/300, 27/300 and 28/300.)Corres. 2019/61.
IT is notified for general information that the areaof about 2,200,000 acres as described hereunder willbe available for pastoral leasing as from 21st Octo-ber, 1964.
Applications for this land, together with the re-quired deposit calculated at Is. 6d. per 1,000 acres,plus £1 for registration and lease fees, must belodged at this office not later than Wednesday,21st October, 1964.
Schedule.The area of about 2,200,000 acres bounded on
the north by the Trans Australian Railway, on theeast by the prolongation northwards of the east-ern boundary of Pastoral Lease 393/530, on the
south by the north boundaries of pastoral Leases393/530, 393/531 and 393/532 and on the west bythe eastern boundaries of Pastoral Leases 395/1108and 393/534, excluding temporary reserves de-clared around Loongana and Haig RailwayStations.
C. R. GIBSON,Under Secretary for Lands.
Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 11th September, 1964.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Department of Lands and Surveys,
Perth, 18th September, 1964.IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River passedat a meeting of the Council held on or about 20thMarch, 1960, the undermentioned lands have beenset apart, taken, or resumed under section 17 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902, for the purpose of anew road, that is to say:-
Augusta-Margaret River.1105/60 (R814).Road No. 12670. A strip of land, one chain wide,
widening in parts, as surveyed and as delineatedand coloured dark brown on Original Plan 8811,leaving road No. 330 (Bussell Highway) at thenorthernmost corner of Sussex Location 1724 andextending, as surveyed, generally south-easterlyalong the north-east boundary of the said locationand the northern and north-east boundaries oflocation 1725 to the easternmost corner of the lat-ter location; thence onward to and along the north-east boundaries of locations 1728, 2101 and 1745and through to and along the east boundary of thesaid location 1745 to a surveyed road at the south-east corner of the lastmentioned location. 4.2perches, 1 rood 18.4 perches, 2.3 perches, and 1.3perches, being resumed from Sussex Locations 1722,1725, 2097 and 2101 respectively. (Notice of inten-tion to resume gazetted 24th April, 1964). (PublicPlans 413D/40, B4, and 440A/40, Bl.)
IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Beverley passed at a meetingof the Council held on or about 25th September,1963, the undermentioned lands have been setapart, taken, or resumed under section 17 of thePublic Works Act, 1902, for the purpose of a newroad, that is to say:
tension). A strip of land, one chain wide, wideningas delineated and coloured dark brown on Landsand Surveys Diagrams 70018 and 70019, commenc-ing on the north-west alignment of road No. 3459at the southernmost corner of Avon Location 3330and extending, as surveyed, north-westerly alongthe south-west boundaries of said location 3330 andlocation 7489 and through location 3390 to thenorth-west boundary of the lastmentioned loca-tion and onwards to and along the south-westboundaries of location 3943 and Reserve 2027 to aline in prolongation of the north-west boundary ofsaid Reserve 2027. 30.1 perches, 13.4 perches, 27.1perches and 13.2 perches being resumed from AvonLocations 3330, 3390, 3943 and 7489 respectively.(Notice of intention to resume gazetted 20th Sep-tember, 1963). The area of Reserve 16969 is herebyreduced by 3.5 perches. (Public Plan 343A/40, A2.)
IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Beverley passed at a meetingof the Council held on or about 25th September,1963, the undermentioned lands have been setapart, taken, or resumed under section 17 of thePublic Works Act, 1902, for the purpose of a newroad, that is to say:
Beverley.L. & S. 2989/63 (MR273), M.R.D. 292/62.Road No. 104 (widening of part). That portion
of Avon Location 1572 as delineated and coloureddark brown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 69856.
3288 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
Road No. 7069. (a) Extension. A strip of land,one chain wide, leaving the southern terminus ofthe present road on the south-west boundary ofAvon Location 13705 and extending, as surveyed,south-west along the south-east boundary of Bev-erley Lot 401 (Reserve 3378) to its southernmostcorner and onward to and along the south-eastboundaries of Beverley Suburban Lots 131 and 132to the northern side of Vincent Street.
(b) Widening of parts. Those portions of Bever-ley Suburban Lots 131, 132, 133, 175 and Avon Lo-cations 13705 and 1139 as delineated and coloureddark brown on Lands and Surveys Diagrams 69854,69855 and 69856.
2 roods 29.5 perches, 24.2 perches and 1 acre 0roods 30.8 perches, being resumed from Avon Lo-cations 1139, 1572 and 13705 respectively, and 19.6perches, 2 roods 14.1 perches, 30.5 perches and 31.2perches being resumed from Beverley SuburbanLots 131, 132, 133 and 175 respectively. (Notice ofintention to resume gazetted 20th September, 1963.)
(Public Plans 342B/40, Fl, 343A/40, Al andBeverley.)
IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Cunderdin passed at a meet-ing of the Council held on or about 16th June,1961, the undermentioned lands have been set apart,taken, or resumed under section 17 of the PublicWorks Act, 1902, for the purpose of a new road,that is to say:—
Cunderdin.889/61 (R537).Road No. 12741. A strip of land, one chain wide,
widening in parts, leaving a surveyed road on aline in prolongation east of the northernmost boun-dary of Avon Location 20606 and extending as sur-veyed and as delineated and coloured dark brownon Original Plan 9240, southerly along an east boun-dary of the said location to and through locations10071, 20606 and 17466 and inside and along a westboundary of said location 20606 to a surveyed roadat the southernmost south-west corner of the last-mentioned location. 2 acres 3 roods 27 perches, 1.6perches and 8 acres 3 roods, being resumed fromAvon Locations 10071, 17466 and 20606 respectively.(Notice of intention to resume gazetted 20th Sep-tember, 1963 and 5th June, 1964.)
(Public Flan 26C/40, D4.)
IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Ravensthorpe passed at a meet-ing of the Council held on or about 16th November,1962, the undermentioned lands have been setapart, taken, or resumed under section 17 of thePublic Works Act, 1902, for the purpose of a newroad, that is to say:-
Ravensthorpe.L. & S. 3569/62 (MR 274), M.R.D. 1565/62.Road No. 4137 (widening of part). Those por-
tions of Oldfield Location 445 and Reserve 13271as delineated and coloured dark brown on Landsand Surveys Diagram 70007.
Road No. 4509 (widening of part). That portionof Oldfield Location 205 as delineated and coloureddark brown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 70007.1 rood 15 perches being resumed from Oldfield Lo-cation 205. (Notice of intention to resume gazetted18th October, 1963). The area of Reserve 13271is hereby reduced by 10 acres 2 roods 8 perches.
(Public Plan 405/80, E4, and 420BB/20.)
IT is hereby declared that, pursuant to the resolu-tion of the Shire of Swan-Guildford passed at ameeting of the Council held on or about 15th Oc-tober, 1962, the undermentioned lands have beenset apart, taken, or resumed under section 17 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902, for the purpose of anew road, that is to say:-
Swan-Guildford.L. & S. 3465/62 (MR267), M.R.D. 1417/62.Road No. 3191. (a) Extension. A strip of land,
varying in width, leaving an eastern terminus ofthe present road at its junction with road No. 7140
within Swan Location 1352 and extending as de-lineated and coloured dark brown on Original Plan9593, easterly along the common boundary of LotM856 (L.T.O. Plan 3150) and Lot 3 (L.T.O. Dia-gram 10005) to rejoin the present road on a linein prolongation of a south-west alignment of roadNo. 7445 within said location 1352.
(b) Widening of parts. Those portions of SwanLocations 1397 and 1352 as delineated and coloureddark brown on Original Plan 9593 but excludingthat portion of lot 1 of location 1352 (L.T.O. Dia-gram 12480) containing 3 roods 11.1 perches asshown on said Original Plan 9593.
3 acres 1 rood 38.9 perches and 11.8 perches beingresumed from Swan Locations 1352 and 1397 re-spectively. (Notice of intention to resume gazetted4th October, 1963.)
(Public Plan Toodyay Sheet 3.)And whereas His Excellency the Governor, has
declared that tfie said lands have been set apart,taken, or resumed for the purpose of the said roads,and that plans of the said lands might be inspectedat the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, itis hereby notified that the lands described aboveare roads within the meaning of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, subject to the provisions of thesaid Act.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1964.By order of His Excellency the Governor,
STEWART BOVELL,Minister for Lands.
Western Australia.LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909-1958.
Land Surveyors' Licensing Board.IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe undermentioned gentlemen have been regist-ered as Licensed Surveyors under the provisionsof the above Act on the dates specified:
No. 374—Geste, George; 11th September, 1964.S. J. STOKES,
Secretary, Land Surveyors' Licensing Board.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1963.Suspension of Prohibited Burning Times.
Bush Fires Board,West Perth, 14th September, 1964.
Corres. 628/57.IT is hereby notified for general information, thatthe Hon. Minister administering the Bush FiresAct has approved, pursuant to the powers con-tained in section 17, subsection (3), of the BushFires Act, 1954-1963, of the suspension until the28th October, 1964, of the prohibited burning timesdeclared for the Coolgardie Shire Council.
All relevant requirements of the Bush Fires Actmust be complied with.
A. SUTHERLAND,Secretary, Bush Fires Board.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1963.Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers.
Bush Fires Board,West Perth, 16th September, 1964.
IT is hereby notified that the following Shire andCity Councils have appointed the following personsas bush fire control officers for their respectivedistricts:
Collie: C. H. Old.Dowerin: R. Griffiths.Roebourne: I. Featherby.Tambellup: T. H. Robinson, E. S. Giles, R
Goyder, D. A, Olden, J, J. Wellstead ancR. Jeffery,
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The following appointments have been can-celled:—
Dowerin: E. H. Henning.Roebourne: J. Featherby.South Perth City: E. W. Beer and V. J.
Buchanan.Tambellup: E. P. Bradshaw, K. G. Daddow,
E. R. Sprigg, A. R. Brown, R. L. Genoniand G. H. Bradshaw.
Wyalkatchem: C. G. McIntyre.A. SUTHERLAND,
Secretary, Bush Fires Board.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1958.(Section 33.)
Shire of Rockingham.Notice to Owners and/or Occupiers of Land
in the Shire of Rockingham.Townsites.
PURSUANT to the powers contained in section 33of the above Act, you are hereby required, onor before the 15th day of November, 1964, to clearfirebreaks, 10 feet wide, inside and along boundariesand thereafter to maintain such firebreaks clearof all inflammable material until the 15th dayof March, 1965, in accordance with the following:
(1) Where the land is vacant and no buildingsare erected on it, all bush and inflammablematerials shall be removed from the wholeof the land.
(2) If buildings are erected on the land, thenthe buildings shall be immediately sur-rounded by a firebreak, cleared of all in-flammable material to a width of 10 feet,or where the boundary of the land iscloser to the building than 10 feet thenfor that lesser distance between thatboundary and the buildings, and a fire-break, 10 feet wide, shall also be clearedinside and along the whole of the bound-aries of the land.
If it is impracticable for any reason to clearfirebreaks or to remove inflammable material fromland as required by this notice, the approval of theShire Council or its duly authorised officer mustbe obtained to provide firebreaks in alternativepositions, or to take alternative action to abatefire hazards on the land.
Attention is directed to the following provisionsof the Bush Fires Act:
The penalty for failing to comply with thisorder is a fine of not less than £5 nor morethan £100 and a person in default is alsoliable, whether prosecuted or not, to pay tothe Shire Council the cost of performing thework directed in this order if it is not carriedout by the owner or occupier by the date re-quired by this notice.
"Bush" is defined to include grass, leavesand twigs whether alive or dead.
If the requirements of this notice are carriedout by burning, such burning must be in accord-ance with the relevant provisions of the Bush FiresAct.
Rural Areas.Pursuant to the powers contained in section 33
of the above Act, you are hereby required, on orbefore the 15th day of November, 1964, to clearof all inflammable material firebreaks, not lessthan 10 feet wide, inside and along the commonboundary of the land owned or occupied by you anda trafficable or constructed road, and to clear fire-breaks, at least 10 feet wide, within one chain ofthe perimeter of any building or group of build-ings or hay stacks, and thereafter to maintainsuch firebreaks clear of all inflammable materialuntil the 31st day of March, 1965.
If it is impracticable for any reason to clearfirebreaks or to remove inflammable materials fromland as required by this notice, the approval of theShire Council or its duly authorised officer must be
obtained to provide firebreaks in an alternativeposition, or take alternative action to abate firehazards on the land.
Attention is directed to the following provisionsof the Bush Fires Act:
The penalty for failing to comply with thisorder is a fine of not less than £5 or morethan £100, and a person in default is alsoliable, whether prosecuted or not, to pay tothe Shire Council the cost of performing thework directed in the order if it is not car-ried out by the owner or occupier by the daterequired by this notice.
If the requirements of this notice are carriedout by burning, such burning must be in accord-ance with the relevant provisions of the Bush FiresAct.
Dated this 11th day of September, 1964.By order of the Council,
D. J. CUTHBERTSON,Shire Clerk.
BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1963.Shire of West Arthur.
Firebreaks.PURSUANT to section 33 of the Bush Fires Act,1954-1963, notice is hereby given that all ownersand/or occupiers of land within the Shire of WestArthur must prepare firebreaks before 11th Novem-ber, 1964.
The firebreaks are not to be less than six (6)feet wide, and must be provided around all clear-ing within farm boundaries, and within five chainsof the perimeter of any building or group of build-ings or hay stacks.
Where the clearing within a farm boundary isdivided by a trafficable public road or railwayreserve, a firebreak shall be provided within fivechains of the road or railway reserve.
Firebreaks may be ploughed, cultivated, scarified,burnt or otherwise cleared of all inflammablematerial, and maintained clear of all inflammablematerial until 15th April, 1965.
By order of the Council,G. WHITELEY,
Shire Clerk.
TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT,1928 (as amended).
Notice that a Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection.
Town of Narrogin.Town Planning Scheme.
Amendment—Rezoning as per Schedule Hereunder.NOTICE is hereby given that the Narrogin TownCouncil, in pursuance of its powers under the TownPlanning and Development Act, 1928 (as amended),has prepared an amendment to the Town of Nar-rogin Planning Scheme No. 1 gazetted on the2nd day of March, 1962, as per schedule hereunder.
Schedule.Alteration of Zoning.
Plan No. 2 and Plan No. 3 is amended by(1) rezoning lot 45 on the corner of Earl and
Fortune Streets from Business Zone toFilling Station/Show Room;
(2) rezoning lots 121-123, lot 447 and lots468-479, Narrakine Road, Golf CourseParade, May Street and Dellar Street fromRural Zone to Residential Zone;
(3) rezoning the right-of-way, being lot 1553,adjacent to lot 2F, Federal Street, as HotelZone;
(4) rezoning parts 9-10-11 of Narrogin TownLots 141-142, Grant Street, from Resi-dential Zone to Light Industrial Zone;
(5) rezoning parts 16-17 of Narrogin Town Lot756, Bannister Street, from ResidentialZone to Public Building Zone;
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(6) rezoning lots 82-83, Federal and FurnivalStreets, from Residential Zone to ServiceStation Zone;
(7) zoning an area 181 feet to Federal Streetby 84 feet to Clayton Road, being part ofRailway Reserve land on the south-eastcorner of the intersection of the streetsnamed, as Service Station Zone.
All maps, plans, descriptive and other data set-ting out and explaining the Planning SchemeAmendment have been deposited at the office ofthe Narrogin Town Council, Federal Street, Narro-gin and at the office of the Town Planning Depart-ment, Perth, and will be open for inspection, with-
out payment of any fee, by all persons affected,between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on all daysof the week except Saturdays and Sundays andpublic holidays, until and including 30th day ofNovember, 1964.
Any persons affected by the Planning SchemeAmendment are required to set forth in writingall or any objections they may have, addressed tothe Town Clerk, Town of Narrogin, Narrogin, onor before the 18th day of December, 1964.
G. STEWART,Town Clerk,
Town of Narrogin.
TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 1928 (AS AMENDED).Advertisement of Approved Scheme.
Shire of Manjimup.
T.P.B. 853/6/14/1, Vol. 3.IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordance with section 7 ofthe Town Planning and Development Act, 1928 (as amended), that the Hon. TheMinister for Town Planning approved the Shire of Manjimup Town PlanningScheme No. 3 as published hereunder on the 4th day of September, 1964.
J. E. LLOYD,Chairman, Town Planning Board.
Town Planning and Development Act, 1928-1961.
SHIRE OF MANJIMUP.
Town Planning Scheme No. 3.THIS Town Planning Scheme is prepared by the Manjimup Shire Council underthe provisions of the Town Planning and Development Act. 1928-1959, prim-arily for the purpose of zoning and classifying land within the Shire of Man-jimup and regulating development thereon, but also includes other mattersauthorised by the enabling Act.
PART I.—PRELIMINARY.1. The Scheme is known as "Shire of Manjimup Town Planning Scheme
No. 3", hereinafter called "the Scheme", and shall come into operation on thepublication thereof in the Government Gazette.
2. The Town Planning Scheme for Manjimup Townsite which was pub-lished in the Government Gazette on the 25th day of March, 1938, and subse-quently from time to time amended, is hereby revoked and this Scheme sub-stituted therefore.
3. This Scheme shall apply to the whole of the land within the ManjimupTownsite and more particularly the whole of the land bordered by a brokenblack line on the Scheme plans.
4. The responsible authority for enforcing the observance of this Schemeis the Manjimup Shire Council.
5. This Planning Scheme is divided into the following Parts and Schedules:—Part I.—Preliminary.Part II.—Zoning.Part III.—Non-conforming Use of Land.Part IV.—Special Provisions as to Certain Zones and Uses.Part V.—Building Alignments.Part VI.—General.Schedules:
6. Interpretation.—In this Scheme, unless the context otherwise indicates,the following terms shall have the following meaning set against them here-under respectively:—
Definitions."Act" means the Town Planning and Development Act, 1928, and any
amendment or re-enactment thereof."Allotment" or "lot" bears the same meaning as in the Town Planning
and Development Act, 1928, and any amendment thereto."Approved date" means the date on which notice of the approval of
the Planning Scheme is published in the Government Gazette."Boarding house" and "lodging house" bear the same meanings as in
the Health Act."Building" means any structure, whether fixed or otherwise, perman-
ent or temporary, which is roofed or wholly or partially enclosedby walls. Fences erected on surveyed boundaries are excluded.
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"Building line" means the line between which and any public place orpublic reserve a building may not be erected except by or underthe authority of an Act.
"Building set-back" means a line inside an allotment of land at a speci-fied distance from the frontage or building line, which line is de-signed and fixed to locate the position of a building on that allot-ment.
"Car Park" means a site or building used primarily for the parking ofmotor vehicles other than tractors, articulated vehicles and cara-vans, whether a public or private park, but, not including parts ofthe public highway used for parking or a taxi rank.
"Caravan Park" means an area which is set aside for the parking ofcaravans in conformity with the provisions of the Health Act,1911-1959, and the Local Government Act, 1960, and any amend-ments thereto.
"Central Area" means that portion of the Manjimup Townsite whichis shown bounded by a thick black line on the Zoning Plan and isdescribed as follows:
From the south-eastern corner of Bath and Mount Streetsin an easterly direction to the corner of Mount and RoseStreets thence northerly along Rose Street to the northernboundary of the Police Reserve; thence easterly along thenorthern boundary of the Police Reserve continuing to theW.A. Government Railway; thence generally in a southerlydirection along the railway to the northern boundary of LockStreet; thence westerly along Lock Street to the south-easterncorner of lot 549; thence northward along the right-of-way tothe south-eastern corner of lot 144; thence along the southernboundary of lot 144 to Bath Street; thence northerly alongBath Street to the point of origin.
"Drive-in theatre" means an open air cinema with provision for morethan 75% (seventy-five per centum) of the audience or spectatorsto view the entertainment while seated in motor vehicles.
"Duplex house" means a single-storey building comprising two tene-ments, but so designed as to have the appearance of a single dwell-ing house.
"Dwelling house" means a building used or designed or adapted foruse as a single tenement. The term includes such outbuildings asare ordinarily used therewith.
"Existing use" means a use of a building or land for the purpose forwhich it was lawfully used immediately before the approved date.
"Extractive Industry" includes the extraction of sand, gravel, clay, turf,soil, rock, stone or similar substances from the land, and when car-ried out on the same land or land adjacent thereto, the treatmentof such materials.
"Frontage" means the bbundary line between a site and the street uponwhich such site abuts, and where the site abuts on more than onestreet, then the boundary line between the site and the street towhich any building that may be erected thereon fronts.
"General Industry" means any industry which is not a light industryor a special industry or an extractive industry.
"Home occupation" means an occupation carried on within a dwellingor the curtilage of a dwelling which
(a) does not cause injury to, or prejudicially affect, theamenity of the neighbourhood including (without limit-ing the generality of the foregoing) injury or prejudicialaffection due to the emission of noise, vibration, smell,fumes, smoke, vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, grit, oil, wastewater, or waste products;
(b) does not entail the employment of any person not a mem-ber of the occupier's family, except in the case of horti-culture and the professions;
(c) does not occupy an area greater than 200 square feet, ex-cept in the case of a medical practitioner, a dentist, or amasseur, or where used for horticulture, or a kindergarten.
(d) does not require the provision of any essential service mainof a greater capacity than normally required in the zone inwhich it is located;
(e) is restricted in advertisement to a sign not exceeding two(2) square feet in area.
"Hotel" means premises in respect of which there is granted a publican'sgeneral licence or a hotel licence under the Licensing Act, 1911, asamended or re-enacted.
"Industry" means the carrying-out of any process for or incidental to(a) the making, altering, repairing or ornamentation, paint-
ing, furnishing, cleaning, washing, packing, canning oradapting for sale, or breaking up or demolition of anyarticle; and
(b) the winning, processing or treatment of minerals; and(c) the generation of electricity or the production of gas;
and
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(d) the manufacture of edible goods for human or animalconsumption;
being a process carried on in the course of trade orbusiness for gain, other than operations connectedwith-
(i) the carrying out of agriculture;(ii) site works on buildings, works or land; and(iii) in the case of the manufacture of goods
referred to in subparagraph (d) above, thepreparation on the premises of a shop offood for sale,
and includes, when carried out on land upon which the processis carried out, and in connection with that process, the storageof goods, any work of administration or accounting, the sale ofgoods resulting from the process and the use of land for theamenity or persons engaged in the process.
"Land" includes buildings and structures thereon."Light Industry" means an industry, not being an Extractive Industry
or a Special Industry, in which the processes carried on, thematerials and machinery used, and the transportation of materials,goods and commodities to and from the premises will not causeinjury to or prejudicially affect the amenity of the locality byreason of the emission of noise, vibration, smell, fumes, smoke,vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, waste water, waste products, grit,oil or otherwise.
"Liquid fuel depot" means a site, not being a petrol filling station, aservice station or motor repair station, used for the storage inbulk and the distribution of liquid fuels.
"Motel" has the same meaning as it has in the Local GovernmentModel By-laws (Motels) No. 3, made under the powers conferredby the Local Government Act, 1960 (as amended).
"Motor Repair Station" means business premises for the supply ofliquid fuels, lubricants, accessories and parts for motor vehicles,tractors and engines, and the carrying out of repairs to an extentwhich can no longer be considered "minor"; i.e., its income isrelated to this side of the business rather than the profit of petroland oil sales, and includes panel beating, chassis straighteningand pray painting.
"Non-conforming use" means such use of land or building which, hadit been commenced after the approved date, would be a contra-vention of the provisions of this Scheme, and "non-conforminguser" has a corresponding meaning.
"Noxious Trade" means an offensive trade within the meaning of theHealth Act, 1911-1959, and any amendment thereto, but excludesfish shops and dry-cleaning establishments.
"Owner" in relation to any land includes the Crown and every personwho, jointly or severally, whether at law or in equity
(a) is entitled to the land for any estate in fee simple inpossession; or
(b) is a person to whom the Crown has lawfully contractedto grant the fee-simple of the land; or
(c) is a lessee or licensee from the Crown; or(d) is entitled to receive or is in receipt of, or, if the lands
were let to a tenant, would be entitled to receive therents and profits thereof, whether as a beneficial owner,trustee, mortgagee in possession, or otherwise.
"Petrol Filling Station" means business premises designed or usedprincipally for supplying liquid fuels for motor vehicles and thesupplying of lubricants, parts and accessories for motor vehicles,but in which no industry is carried on.
"Professional office or room" means any building constructed or usedfor the purpose of his professions by an accountant, architect,artist, author, barrister, chiropodist, dentist, doctor, engineer,masseur, nurse, physiotherapist, quantity surveyor, solicitor, teacher(other than a dancing teacher or a music teacher), town planner,veterinary surgeon, or for other occupation of a similar nature asdetermined by resolution of the responsible authority.
"Public building" means a building that may suitably form part of acivic or neighbourhood centre.
"Residential flat" or "flat" means a separate tenement used for livingpurposes in a building containing two or more such tenementsother than a building forming part of an attached pair or terraceof dwelling houses.
"Service station" means business premises for the supply of liquid fuels,lubricants, accessories and parts for motor vehicles, and the carry-ing out of service and minor repairs to motor vehicles, tractors andengines, but does not include panel beating, spray painting or motorengineering works.
"Shop" means any permanent roofed building, constructed and usedfor retail sales, in which the maximum part of the street frontageis used for the display of goods for sale, and which is not used by,or in association with, any industry, office, service station, usedcar dealer, warehouse or wholesaler.
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"Site" means an area of specified dimensions occupied, or to be occupied,by one building and its accessory buildings, and includes in everycase the curtilage of the building.
"Special industry" means an industry in which the processes involvedconstitute a noxious or offensive trade as defined in this Scheme.
"Street alignment" in relation to either side of a street means the lineor lines forming the boundary between the street and the landsabutting on that side of the street.
"Subdivision" means the division of a parcel of land into two or morelots or parcels for the purpose of transfer or ownership or buildingdevelopment whether a new street is involved or not, and "sub-divided", "subdivide" or "re-subdivide" has a corresponding mean-ing.
"Tenement" means a building or part of a building used, or designedor adapted for use, as self-contained living quarters for a singlefamily.
"Trade display" means the controlled and moderate display of goodsfor advertisement, as approved by the responsible authority.
"Wayside stall" means a structure used for the sale of produce along-side a road or highway but not on the road reserve.
"Zone" means a portion of the area shown on the Zoning Plan by dis-tinctive colouring, hatching or edging for the purpose of indicat-ing the restrictions imposed by the Planning Scheme on the erec-tion and use of buildings and/or the use of land.
"Zoning plan" means a plan of Manjimup Townsite, which plan has-(i) been divided into zones for various primary uses;(ii) such zones denoted by different colours for different prim-
ary uses;(iii) been signed by the President and Shire Clerk of the Man-
jimup Shire Council for identification and dated 20th July,1964.
The Zoning Plan and this regulation shall be read in conjunc-tion with each other, and the Zoning Plan shall form part of thisregulation.
"Zoning table" means a reference table referred to in clause 10 hereof.
PART II—ZONING.
7. The Scheme area is divided into ten (10) types of zones. These typesof zones are set out hereunder, together with the colours by which they arerepresented on the Zoning Plan:
Zone. Colour.A. Residential Blue. brown.B. Commercial "A"C. Commercial "B" Blue with dark blue border.D. Light Industrial Purple border with purple vertical
hatching.E. General Industrial Purple.F. Civic, Cultural and Edu- Yellow-green with red border.
cationalG. Special Site Zone White with red border with the
particular special use marked oneach site.
H. Rural Yellow.I. Railway Grey.J. Open Space Reserve Green.
The above zones and their corresponding colours are shown in the keywhich is attached to the Zoning Plan.
8. Subject to Part IV of this Scheme, no building shall be erected andno land or building shall be used or adapted for use for any other purposethan a purpose permitted in the zone in which such land or building is situatedprovided that
(a) land which is not built on may be used for a purpose for whicha building could be erected and used on such land under theScheme or for any purpose directly ancillary to such building;
(b) land in any zone may be used for the purpose of a private garden.
9. Certain uses of land in the townsite are controlled. These controlleduses are known as "Use Classes" and are classified as follows:
Use Class 1—Residential flats.Use Class 2—Dwelling houses.Use Class 3—Boarding houses, hostels, lodging houses, unlicensed
hotels, residential clubs.Use Class 4—Home occupations, but always subject to an annual
permit from the responsible authority.Use Class 5—Shops, department stores, and those uses classified under
Use Class 6, where the building is designed and constructed witha majority of its frontage for shop window display and whenused for the purpose of display of goods for retail sale.
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Use Class 6—Restaurants, cafes, ticket offices and bureaux, receivingoffices, hairdressers, local post offices.
Use Class 7—Show rooms in connection with retail warehousing oroffices and intended for the display of goods of a bulky character.
Use Class 8—Offices, banks, stock or produce exchanges.Use Class 9—Public buildings and places of assembly including
churches, halls, cinemas and theatres, Government and LocalGovernment offices and buildings, non-residential clubs, colleges,and institutions.
Use Class 10—Special places of assembly, including athletic or sportsgrounds with spectator provision, racecourses or trotting tracks,stadia, showgrounds.
Use Class 11—Petrol filling stations.Use Class 12—Service stations.Use Class 13—Motor repair stations.Use Class 14—Wholesale warehouses designed for the storage of goods
and transaction of business other than retail business.Use Class 15—Storage warehouses and yards, including builder's or
contractors' yards, furniture warehouses, grain silos, Governmentor Local Government depots and stores transit warehouses.
Use Class 16—Light Industry.Use Class 17—General Industry.Use Class 18—Schools, residential colleges or universities.Use Class 19—Hospitals, sanetoria, clinics, convalescent and nursing
homes.Use Class 20—Outdoor recreation, including public parks or gardens,
playing fields, children's playgrounds, private open spaces which donot fall within other use classes.
Use Class 21—Professional rooms or professional offices.Use Class 22—Liquid fuel depots.Use Class 23—Other buildings and uses (special sites):—
Airports.Bus garages, stations or tram depots.Caravan Parks and/or camping grounds.Cemeteries.Crematoria.Drive-in theatres.Licensed hotels.Major public utility installations (water, electricity, gas, sew-
erage, drainage).Mental homes.Motels.Prisons.Refuse destructors and refuse disposal areas.Service stations.Wireless or television buildings or installations.Zoological gardens.
Use Class 24—Building or uses of land for the purpose of farming, in-cluding pastoral, agricultural and dairy farming, afforestation,market and nursery gardens, and other similar uses.
Use Class 25—Extractive industry.Use Class 26—Open air displays and premises for sale of motor vehicles
or other goods and equipment, but always subject to an annualpermit from the responsible authority.
Use Class 27—Wholesale markets, but always subject to an annualpermit from the responsible authority.
Use Class 28—Special industries (noxious).Use Class 29—Wayside stalls.Use Class 30—Car Parks and Taxi Parks.
10. The Zoning Table hereunder sets out(a) all of the use classes itemised in clause 9, in the first vertical
column the number appearing represents the use class oppositethe same number in clause 9;
(b) in the horizontal column the zones set out in clause 7;(c) opposite each use class indicates by use of the letters described be-
low whether-(i) the use is permitted as of right, indicated by the letter
(ii) the use is not permitted unless approval is obtained fromthe responsible authority, indicated by letters "AA";
(iii) the use is not permitted unless such use is incidental to thepredominant use and the approval of the responsibleauthority is obtained, indicated by the letters "IP";
(iv) the use is not permitted, indicated by the letter "X".
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3295
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11. Subject to Part III of these regulations-(i) land within each zone described in the top horizontal column of
the Zoning Table may not be used for a controlled use (known asa use class) except as authorised by the Zoning Table;
(ii) no building in any zone shall be erected or altered and no buildingin any zone shall be used or adapted to be used for any purposeother than a purpose authorised by the Zoning Table.
PART III-NON-CONFORMING USE OF LAND.12. (a) Subject to the following provisions in this Part and in Part IV
of this Scheme, where, immediately before the commencing date hereof, anyland was lawfully used for any purpose which does not conform to the pro-visions of this Scheme, such land may continue to be used or be used (as thecase may be) for that purpose so long as any building or works comprisedtherein at such approved date is not, save with the consent of the responsibleauthority, enlarged, rebuilt or extended. Such consent may be refused if, inthe opinion of the responsible authority, the use thereof as enlarged, rebuiltor extended is likely to cause injury to or prejudicially affect the amenity ofthe neghbourhood, or to increase any existing injury to, or prejudicial affectionof, the neighbourhood, including, without limiting the generality of the fore-going, injury or prejudicial affection due to the emission of noises, vibration,smell, fumes, smoke, vapour, steam, soot, ash, dust, grit, oil waste, water orwaste products.
(b) For the purpose of this clause, land shall be deemed to have beenused immediately before the commencing date hereof-
(i) in the case of unused land, for the purpose for which it was lastused within twelve (12) months prior to such date;
(ii) in the case of land upon which, immediately before such date,any building or works was lawfully being constructed, for thepurpose for which such building or works was being constructed;and
(iii) in the case of land in respect of which a contract for the con-struction of any building or works which could lawfully have beenconstructed was entered into prior to such date, and for whicha building permit has been obtained (if required) for the purposefor which such building or works was to be constructed.
X IP A41 AA X Xobtained.
3296 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
13. Should any land, to which clause 12 of the regulation applies, besubdivided and sold in separate parcels, only such parcels of land upon whichon the commencing date hereof, there existed substantial buildings or works,or upon which, with the consent of the responsible authority, any enlargementor extension of a building or works had been carried out, may, in pursuanceof the said clause, continue to be used for a purpose not conforming withthe provisions of the planning scheme.
14. Should any land, to which the provisions of clause 9 of this regu-lation apply, cease to be used for the purpose for which such land was usedon the commencing date hereof, and be not used for that purpose for aperiod of twelve (12) consecutive months, or should, since such date, anybuilding or works comprised in such land be so damaged or destroyed thatthe cost of restoration or replacement is greated than seventy-five per centum(75%) of the value of such building or works immediately prior to the damageto or destruction thereof, such land shall be used only in conformity withthe provisions of the planning scheme.
15. Subject to the foregoing, land used for a non-conforming use maybe used for any other purpose within the same use class, or for any othernon-conforming use as allowed under the provisions of clause 16.
16. (a) A non-conforming use may be changed to any use higher thanits own position on the ladder in clause 17 applicable to the zone in which itis being carried on.
(b) If a non-conforming use does not appear in the applicable ladder-(i) the responsible authority shall determine the most nearly com-
parable use in the applicable ladder; and(ii) the non-conforming use shall be treated as being on the same
rung of the applicable ladder as the use so determined, but thisprovision shall not operate to enable a change to a use whichdoes not appear on the applicable ladder.
(c) If there is no ladder indicated for any zone in which a non-conforminguse is being carried on, a change can only be made to a conforming use.
17. Ladders of Non-Conforming Uses:—Residential Zone
Permitted UsesOr ICELIGHT INDUSTRYGENERAL INDUSTRY
Commercial "A" and Commercial "B" Zones Permitted UsesOFFICE: PROFESSIONAL ROOMLIGHT INDUSTRY
Light Industrial ZonePermitted Uses WarehouseGENERAL INDUSTRY
Rural Zone Permitted UsesWarehouseLIGHT INDUSTRY
18. A non-conforming use shall comply with all requirements and condi-tions as would pertain to the site if it were zoned for its non-conforming use.
PART IV—SPECIAL PROVISIONS AS TO CERTAIN ZONES AND USES.19. In a Residential Zone, no lot shall be built on to a greater extent than
one-third of the area of the lot.
20. Within a Commercial "A" or a Commercial "B" Zone(a) In any new subdivision of land, a rear access way is to be pro-
vided for services and off-street loading, and such rear access wayshall be a minimum width of 25 links with either a turning circleor return access.
(b) A sufficient area is to be provided within each site for the loadingand unloading of vehicles clear of any public road and right ofway, to the satisfaction of the responsible authority. This may beeither open yard or may be roofed, subject to compliance withthe Building By-laws.
21. Within a Light Industrial Zone or a General Industrial Zone(a) No person shall stack or place any fuel or raw materials or pro-
ducts or by-products or waste of manufacture closer to a roador street than the building alignment.
(b) No person shall use the land between the building alignment andthe road or street for any purpose other than a means of access,for narking of vehicles, for loading or for unloading of vehicles, orfor lawns and gardens without the special approval of the respons-ible authority for trade display.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3297
(c) A residence on land forming part of, or adjoining, a factory occu-pied by a caretaker of, or an employee of, the factory, and setaside for the exclusive use of the occupants, may be allowed byresolution of the responsible authority where it is established thatsuch residence is necessary to the proper operation of the industry.
22. Within a Rural Zone, subject to annual permission from the responsibleauthority, temporary structures may be erected as wayside stalls, provided thatsales are restricted to those produced or grown on the site by the stall owners.
23. Site Coverage.—Within the Central Area:—(i) Until the townsite is provided with a deep drainage scheme for the
collection and treatment of sewerage, and the site has been con-nected to it, the maximum amount of any site that may be builtover is 90 per cent.
(ii) A sufficient area is to be provided, within each site, for the loadingand unloading of vehicles clear of any public road or right of way.This may be either open yard or may be roofed, subject to com-pliance with the Building By-laws. This requirement is additionalto any area over which building is not permitted under paragraph(i) immediately above.
(iii) In the case of any development of a residential nature (such ashotels, hostels, boarding or lodging houses, tenements, etc.), themaximum area of any site that may be built over is 70 per cent.
PART V—BUILDING ALIGNMENTS.24. (a) No buildings shall be constructed closer to the frontage of the
lot, or building line, if such has been gazetted, than the distances specifiedhereunder:—
(i) Central Area Nil.(ii) General Industrial Zone 50 feet.(iii) Rural Zone 50 feet.(iv) Open Space Zone 50 feet.(v) Special Sites Zone 30 feet or such greater distance as
may be required by the respons-ible authority.
(vi) All other zones 25 feet.(vii) In the case of corner lots 10 feet.
in all zones not beingwithin the Central Area,the building set-back forthe side street or roadshall be
(b) No person shall erect, or cause or permit to be erected, any buildingso that any portion of the building is erected closer to any road or street thanthe building alignment as above determined. Provided that this clause maybe varied by the responsible authority in its discretion as follows:—
(i) Where both adjoining lots are built upon and one or more of suchbuildings shall be nearer to the street or road than the buildingset-back line determined above, the responsible authority maypermit a building to be erected nearer to the street or road thanthe building set-back line, but not nearer than the foremostportion of the rearmost building.
(ii) The responsible authority may permit the erection of car ports(i.e., structures consisting of a roof and supports only, but withno wall sheeting of any kind).
27. (a) Not more than one dwelling or building for residential use shallbe built on any one lot. This provision may be waived by resolution of theresponsible authority in respect of land within the "Rural", "Special Sites","Civic, Cultural and Educational" and "Railway" Zones when it is establishedby the applicant that no separate title is required in respect of the building,and that the building is required for workers on the property, or for specialpurposes pertaining to the permitted use.
(b) The minimum area of a lot on which a dwelling or a shop and attacheddwelling may be erected is 6,000 square feet, with a minimum frontage of 50feet.
(c) The minimum area of a subdivisional lot within a Commercial Areais 2,000 square feet, with a minimum frontage of 20 feet.
(d) No duplex house shall be erected on a lot having an area of less than8,000 square feet, or of which the width, measured at right angles to any side,is at any point less than 66 feet.
28. Compensation.—Any person-(i) whose land or property is injuriously affected by the making of
this Town Planning Scheme; and(ii) who is desirous of claiming compensation in respect thereof, shall
make his claim within six (6) months from the date when noticeof approval of this Scheme is published. No claim shall beentertained unless made within this period, but shall be barred.
3298 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
in front of a building set-back line in cases where there is insufficient space toenable the erection of such a structure behind the set-back line prescribed.
(iii) In cases where an area is re-zoned and/or the use and purpose ofan existing building is permitted to be changed, its position in re-lation to the building set-back line shall not in itself prevent apermit being granted for the necessary structural alterations.
Where a street widening of an existing street has been gazetted, wither aspart of this Scheme or elsewhere, such widening is an additional requirementto the building set-back line as set out in paragra ph (a) above. Further, in thiscase, the discretionary powers referred to in subparagraph (b) (i) above are notapplicable.
PART VI—GENERAL.
25. No building of any class shall be erected unless means of access be pro-vided for the removal of rubbish and servicing to every separate tenementand/or shop within the building. Such means of servicing shall be provided insuch a manner that every separate tenement or shop can be serviced withoutpassing through the front entrance thereof or through any other shop or tene-ment.
26. No land shall be subdivided or built on until it is drained and/or filledas instructed or directed to the satisfaction of the responsible authority; and,in the case of land to be built on, provision also made for the disposal of roofwater and household or trade waste, as the case may be, to the satisfactionof the responsible authority.
29. Annual Permit.—Where any use class is permitted under these regula-tions, subject to an annual permit from the responsible authority, an applica-tion shall be made annually by the owner or occupier as required by the re-sponsible authority.
30. Entry to Premises.—The responsible authority may, by its Shire Clerkor other authorised officer, enter, at all reasonable times, any building or landfor the purpose of ascertaining whether the provisions of the planning schemeare being observed.
31. Enforcement of Provisions.—If any person contravenes, or fails orneglects to comply with, any of the provisions of this planning scheme, theresponsible authority shall, by notice in the manner set out in clause 32 hereof,order such person to discontinue forthwith any such contravention, and withinthirty (30) clear days after the service of such notice to remove, pull down,take up, alter or otherwise make good any work which contravenes the scheme,or carry into effect any provisions of the scheme which are not being compliedwith.
32. Any notice in writing under subsection (1) of section 10 of the TownPlanning and Development Act, 1928-
(a) shall be served on the owner or owners of the land in question, orsuch of them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained,either personally or by registered letter posted to their last knownplace of residence; and
(b) shall describe, in general terms, the manner in which the plan-ning scheme has been contravened; and
(c) shall require the owner or owners, as the case may be, withinthirty (30) clear days, or such other period being not less than30 clear days, as determined by the responsible authority, afterthe service of such notice, to discontinue such contravention ofthe scheme and take such action as the responsible authoritymay direct to cause a compliance with the provisions of theScheme.
33. Should the owner or owners, as the case may be, fail or refuse tocomply with the notice within the time specified in the notice, the resonsibleauthority may itself remove, pull down, take up or alter the building, workor development accordingly.
34. Any expenses incurred by the responsible authority under the pro-visions of clause 33 of this Scheme may be recovered from the owner or ownersof the land on which the building or work was so commenced, continued orcarried out as a debt due to it by the owner or owners.
J. E. WESTON,President.
M. DUNN,Shire Clerk.
RecommendedV. STEFFANONI,
Acting Chairman, Town Planning Board.
Approved-L. A. LOGAN,
Minister for Town Planning.4th September, 1964.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3299
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.Tenders closing at Perth at 2.30 p.m. on the
dates mentioned hereunder are invited for thefollowing works.
Tenders are to be addressed to "The Hon. Min-ister for Works, c/o Contract Office, The Barracks,St. George's Place, Perth," and are to be endorsed"Tender."
The highest, lowest, or any tender will notnecessarily be accepted.
Gwalia—Purchase and Re-moval of Police Stationand Quarters
P.W.D., PerthP.W.D., GeraldtonP.W.D. WyndhamP.W.D., Port Red-
landP.W.D., Derby
P.W.D., PerthMining Registrar,
Leonora
* £5 deposit for documents.f Tenders close at W.A. Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth.
By order of the Hon. Minister for Works.
J. McCONNELL,Under Secretary for Works.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Acceptance of Tenders
ContractNo. Contractor AmountParticulars
£ s. d.15564P.A.P.A.P.A.
Wattle Grove School—Repairs and Renovations ....Rockingham Primary School Additions 1964/65, ....Wyalkatchem Court House, etc.—Erection ....Cloverdale Infants School Additions, 1964/65 ...
W. B. Duffield 845 0 0A.M. Lydon 10,475 0 0C. Fogliani 13,818 0 0Collier Constructions Pty. Ltd. 3,576 0 0
3300 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
L. & S. 2744/63 (R. 979).
Public Works Act, 1902 ; Local Government Act, 1690
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND
THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902, that it is intended to compulsorily acquire on behalf of the Town of Bunbury, under section 17 (1) of that Act, theseveral pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto for Road Purposes, and that the said pieces or parcels ofland are marked off on Original Plan 9596, copies of which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister for Lands, Perth,and at the Office of the Town of Bunbury.
SCHEDULE
No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area
Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of Lot 12 on Diagram 6510. (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 1017, Folio 886)
0 0 1.1
2 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 1036, Folio 910)
0 1 25.1
3 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingparts of each of Lots, 1 2 and 3 on Diagram
0 0 27.7
2226 (Certificate of Title Volume 1147,Folio 23)
4 Rosa Maria Audina,Alessandro Audino, Guis-seppinaBernadina Audinaand Guisseppe Audina
U. and M. Vittiglia Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of each of Lots 4 and 5 on Diagram2226 (Certificate of Title Volume 1065Folio 622)
0 0 9.5
5 Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty. Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty. Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being 0 0 4.9Limited. Limited parts of each of Lots 27 and 28 on Plan 1475,
(Certificate of Title Volume 150 Folio 60)6 Beryl Kent Laverty . A. Mulder Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being
part of Lot 35 on Plan 763 (Certificate of0 0 0.1
Title Volume 273, Folio 159)7 Joseph Flynn and Winifred
Lilian Maude FlynnJ. and W.L.M. Flynn .... Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being
part of Lot 36 on Plan 763 (Certificate of0 0 0.5
Title Volume 1066, Folio 765)8 John Henry Hough J. H. Hough Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being
part of Lot 7 on Diagram 15231 (Certificateof Title Volume 1128, Folio 467)
0 0 3.1
9 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of the land on Diagram 648 (Certificateof Title Volume 880, Folio 54)
0 0 20.1
10 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of the land on Diagram 648 (Certificateof Title Volume 1151, Folio 328)
0 1 0.9
11 Town of Bunbury J. Day Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of Lot 5 on Diagram 5510 (Certificateof Title Volume 1100, Folio 182)
0 0 13.1
12 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of the land on Diagram 15587 (Certifi-cate of Title Volume 880, Folio 55)
0 0 1.9
13 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of the land on Plan 3226 (Certificate of
0 0 6.1
Title Volume, 538 Folio 23)14 Town of Bunbury Town of Bunbury Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being
part of the land on Diagram 5510 (Certificateof Title Volume 1096, Folio 393)
0 0 10.8
15 Kathleen Mary Leonard .... K. M. Leonard .... Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of Lot 4 on Diagram 5510 (Certificateof Title Volume 1100, Folio 181)
Negligible
16 The Crown W.A. Government Railways Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and beingpart of Lot 31 (Certificate of Title Volume
0 1 12.6
130, Folio 72)17 Commissioner of Railways W.A. Government Railways Portion of Leschenault Location 26 and being
part of the land on Plan 1961 (Certificateof Title Volume 8, Folio 99)
0 0 6.6
Dated this 18th day of September, 1964.
C. R. GIBSON,Under Secretary for Lands.
18 September, 1964.]
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3301
P.W.W.S. 724/64.
Public Works Act, 1902-1961
Esperance Town Water Supply—Bore Site
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RESUME LAND
THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act,1902-1961, that it is intended to take or resume, under section 17 (1) of that Act, the piece or parcel of land described in theSchedule hereto, and being in the Esperance District, for the purpose of the following public work, namely, Esperance TownWater Supply—Bore Site, and that the said piece or parcel of land is marked off on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 41301, which maybe inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth.
SCHEDULE
No. Owner or Reputed Owner Occupier or Reputed Occupier Description Area(approx.)
a. r. p.Margaret Anne Tuffin Vacant Portion of East Location 23 being Lots 182, 0 3 28.2
183 and 184 on L.T.O. Plan 1486 (Certificateof Title Volume 1171, Folio 838)
Dated this 11th day of September, 1964.
G. P. WILD,Minister for Works.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE BOARD.
M.W.S. 825832/64.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Board to undertake the construction of theworks hereinafter described by virtue of the powerscontained under the provisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1963.
Metropolitan Water Supply.Shire of Gosnells.
Twelve-inch Diameter Feeder Main to Thornlie.Description of proposed works.
The construction of a 12-inch diameter watermain approximately 5,750 feet in length.
The above main to be complete with valves andall necessary apparatus.
The Localities in which the Proposed Works will beConstructed or Provided.
Commencing at the junction of Albany Highwayand Austin Avenue and proceeding in a south-westerly direction across Albany Highway and aresumed road reserve into lot 21; thence continu-ing south-westerly through the said lot 21 to andacross the Canning River, into and through partlot 23, into and through lot 474 to ConnemaraDrive; thence continuing south-westerly alongConnemara Drive to Spencer Road and terminat-ing therein.
The above works and localities are shown in redon plan M.W.S.S. & D. B. W.A., No. 9085.
The Purposes for Which the Proposed Works are tobe Constructed or Provided.
To provide for future reticulation in ThornlieArea.
The Times When and Place at Which Plans,Sections and Specifications may be Inspected.At the office of the Metropolitan Water Supply,
Sewerage and Drainage Board, St. George's Place,Perth, for one month on and after the 18th day ofSeptember, 1964, between the hours of 10 a.m. and3.30 p.m,
M.W.S. 688398/62.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Board, to undertake the construction of theworks hereinafter described by virtue of the powerscontained under the provisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act,1909-1963.
Description of Proposed Works.Metropolitan Sewerage.
Subiaco District.Reticulation Area No. 30.
Nine-inch, six-inch and four-inch diameter pipesewers with manholes and all other apparatus con-nected therewith.
The Localities in Which the Proposed Works willbe Constructed or Provided.
Portion of the City of Perth between GranthamStreet, and Kenmore Crescent and Dunblane Roadand Moray Avenue, and as shown on plan M.W.S.S.and D.B. W.A., No. 8749.
The Purposes for Which the Proposed Works areto be Constructed or Provided.
For the disposal of sewerage and to connectpremises to the main sewer.
The Area and the Parts of Which are Intended tobe Served by the Proposed Works.
Commencing at a point on the southern align-ment of Grantham Street opposite the centre ofKenmore Crescent and proceeding north acrossGrantham Street to and along the centre of Ken-more Crescent to a point opposite the centre ofDunblane Road; thence north-easterly across Ken-more Crescent to and along the centre of Dun-blane Road to the centre of Moray Avenue; thencein a general south-easterly and southerly directionalong the centre of Moray Avenue to a point op-posite the northern boundary of lot 239, cornerof Moray Avenue and Grantham Street; thenceeasterly across Moray Avenue to and along thenorthern boundary of the said lot 239 to its easternboundary; thence southerly along the easternboundary of the said lot 239 to the northern align-ment of Grantham Street; thence southerly acrossGrantham Street to its southern alignment;thence westerly along the southern alignment ofGrantham Street to the point of commencementas shown in green on Plan M.W.S.S, & D,B. W.A.,No. 8749.
3302 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
The Times When and Place at Which Plans,Sections and Specifications may be Inspected.At the office of the Metropolitan Water Supply,
Sewerage and Drainage Board, St. George's Place,Perth for one month on and after the 18th day ofSeptember, 1964, between the hours of 10 am. and3.30 p.m.
(Sgd.) G. SAMUEL,General Manager and Secretary.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE BOARD.
M.W.S. 487042/62.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Board to undertake the construction of theworks hereinafter described by virtue of the powerscontained under the provisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1963.
Metropolitan Main Drainage.Riverton.
Beatrice Avenue Main Drain—Section 2.Description of Proposed Works.
Construction of a compensating basin, openchannel and pipe drains approximately 4,000 feetin length between Acanthus Road and Doric Street.The above works together with all other apparatusnecessary for the undertaking.The Localities in Which the Proposed Works will
be Constructed or Provided.Portion of the Shire of Canning as more particu-
larly described hereunder and shown on PlanM.W.S.S. & D.B., W.A., No. 8693.
Commencing at a point on the boundary betweenlot part 1126 and lot part 1127, High Road, River-ton, near the southern boundaries of the said lotsand proceeding in a northerly direction along theboundary between lots part 1126 and part 1127 tothe compensating basin site within the said lotspart 1126 and part 1127; then proceeding in anortherly direction along the same boundary toHigh Road; thence proceeding across High Roadand in a general northerly direction through theMetropolitan Main Drainage Reserve which is sit-uated between lots part 1085 and part 1082, HighRoad, and traverses lots part 1083 and part 1084,Beatrice Avenue, and is between lots part 1021 andpart 1022 and the Recreation Reserve situated onthe corner of Beatrice Avenue and the unnamedfuture highway; thence continuing in a northerlydirection across the said highway to and across theRecreation Reserve, and continuing across Corin-thian Road; thence in a northerly directionthrough lots 572 and 573, Corinthian Road, andlot 592 Doric Street; thence in a westerly directionthrough lots 572, 571 and 570, Corinthian Road,and lots 593 and 594, Doric Street; thence north-erly through lots 594 and 595, Doric Street, to andacross Done Street to join Section 1 of the drain,as described in the notice published in the Gov-ernment Gazette of the 2nd February, 1962.The Purpose for Which the Proposed Works are
to be Constructed or Provided.To provide main outlet drainage for the area
through which the drain passes.The Times When and Place at Which Plans, Sec-
tions and Specifications may be Inspected.At the office of the Metropolitan Water Supply,
Sewerage and Drainage Board, St. George's Place,Perth, for one month on and after the 18th day ofSeptember, 1964, between the hours of 10.00 a.m.and 3.30 p.m.
(Sgd.) A. B. STANNARDActing General Manager and Secretary.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE BOARD.
M.W.S. 487391/64.NOTICE is hereby given of the intention of theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Board to undertake the construction of the
works hereinafter described by virtue of the powerscontained under the provisions of the MetropolitanWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1963.
Metropolitan Main Drainage.Shire of Gosnells.
Brixton Street Branch Drain.East Cannington-Kenwick Drainage Area.
Description of Proposed Works.Construction of open channel and pipe drains
approximately 3,500 feet in length between WilliamStreet and Yule Brook.
The above works, together with all other ap-paratus necessary for the undertaking.
The Localities in Which the Proposed Workswill be Constructed or Provided.
Portion of the Shire of Gosnells as more par-ticularly described and shown on Plan M.W.S.S. &D.B., W.A., No. 9120
Commencing at a point on the north-westernboundary of lot 341, William Street, near the junc-tion of North Street and William Street; thenceproceeding in a south-westerly direction throughthe said lot 341 and lot 326, Dulwich Street, to thesouth-eastern boundary of lot 326, Dulwich Street;thence across Dulwich Street to and through lot315, Dulwich Street, in a south-easterly and east-erly direction, to and through lot 316, DulwichStreet, to a point within lot 316; thence in a south-erly direction through lots 314 and 297, BickleyRoad, to a point within lot 298, Brixton Street;thence in a south-easterly and easterly directionthrough the said lot 298 and lot 348, Brixton Street;thence south-easterly through lot 3, Brixton Street,and terminating at the Yule Brook Main Drain.
The Purposes for Which the Proposed Worksare to be Constructed or Provided.
To provide main outlet drainage for the areathrough which the drain passes.The Times When and Place at Which Plans, Sec-
tions and Specifications may be Inspected.At the office of the Metropolitan Water Supply,
Sewerage and Drainage Board, St. George's Place,Perth, for one month on and after the 18th Sep-tember, 1964, between the hours of 10 a.m. and3.30 p.m.
(Sgd.) A. B. STANNARD,Acting General Manager and Secretary.
METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGEAND DRAINAGE BOARD.
M.W.S. 878091/60.NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section96 of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage Act, 1909-1963, that water mainshave been laid in the undermentioned streets inthe districts indicated.
City of Fremantle.860695/64—Garling Street from lot 136 to lot 137
southerly and easterly.
Town of Melville.855932/64—Melville Beach Road from lot 10 to lot
13—north-easterly.857409/64—Hill View Place, from Linton Road to
lot 29—south-easterly.
Shire of Armadale-Kelmscott.862822/64—Arbuthnot Street, from Marmion Street
to lot 9—easterly.
Shire of Gosnells.860854/64—Eudoria Street, from lot 48 to Harry
Street—south-easterly.
Shire of Perth.859736/64—Willow Road, from lot 368 to lot 396
—northerly.859743/64—Unwin Avenue, from lot 1388 to lot
1389—southerly.859747/64—Angelico Street, from lot 25 to lot 28—
northerly.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3303
862663/64-Miles Street, from Jackson Avenue toNorthgate Street-northerly. Northgate Street,from Miles Street to lot 89-easterly.
862668/64-Northgate Street, from lot 89 to lot 87easterly.
862493/64-Ornum Way, from Killarney Road tolot 82-southerly, south-westerly, easterly andnortherly.
872825/64-Arkana Road, from Chipala Road toBalcombe Way-north-easterly. BalcombeWay, from Arkana Road to Lindfield Street-north-westerly and westerly.
872833/64-Balcombe Street, from lot 277 to lot359-north-westerly. Lindfield Street, fromBalcombe Street to Balcombe Way-easterlyand northerly.
872836/64-Langworth Street, from lot 113 to Cran-well Road-northerly. Cranwell Road, fromLangworth Street to lot 155-easterly.
872839/64-Keal Street, from Jones Street to Lang-worth Street-easterly.
Shire of Wanneroo.864298/64-High Street, from lot 220 to lot 211-
easterly.864300/64-Robin Avenue, from lot 42 to lot 74-
easterly. Frobisher Avenue, from Robin Avenueto lot 69-north-westerly.
864301/64-High Street, from lot 211 to lot 206-easterly.
And the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage Board is, subject to the provisions ofthe Act, prepared to supply water from such mainsto land within rateable distance thereof.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1964.
G. SAMUEL,General Manager and Secretary.
SHIRE OF BODDINGTONSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
Debit Balance as at 1st July, 1962 .... 3,227Receipts .... 23,614Payments .... .... 24,317Debit Balance as at 30th June, 1963 .... .... 3,931
s. d.17 115 11
16 38 3
Current Liabilities- £ s. d.Sundry Creditors .... 3,298 15 5Trust Fund 358 11 5Reserve Funds-
Long Service Leave .. . 225 0 0Plant Depreciation .. 600 0 0
Deferred Liability-Loan Liability 58,622 11 7
Total Liabilities .... £63,104 18 5BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1963
Assets SUMMARYs. d. £ s. d.
Trust Fund 28 6 4 Total Assets ... . ... 125,261 11 1Loan Capital 580 7 10 Total Liabilities .. • • • . . 63,104 18 6Sundry Debtors .. 2,358
12436
710 Municipal Accumulation Account (Surplus) .... £62,156 12 8
Fixed Assets ... 29,015 8 0Contingent Liability.-The amount of Interest included in Loan De•
Total Assets £32,106 12 7 bentures issued, payable over the life of the loans, and not shownunder the heading of Loan Liability, is approximately £26,417.
1,980 0 03,675 6 3
72,732 16 81,671 19 4
80,060 2 3
£81,380 8 9
Balance as at 1st July, 1963Asset Adjustment AccountWorking Account Surplus ....
Current Assets-Cash and Bank Balances-
Cash in HandCash in BankCash in Savings BankDue Reserve Fund ....
Reserve Account-General ....PlantSick Pay
Trust Account
Loan Capital-Loan No. 19Loan No. 21Loan No. 22
Payment to C.R.T. FundSundry Debtors ....Stocks-Poison and FuelFixed Assets-
ReservesFreehold Land ....FurniturePlant....ToolsBuilding ....Sanitary Pans ....
£ s. d.6,331 18 11
298 9 82,304 17 6
£8,935 6 1
796 18 10972 2 3815 14 2365 6 6
s. d. £ s. d.
2,950 1 9
23 14 72,971 13 11100 0 0364 4 10
202 18 534 1 6
1,151 7 11
3,459 13 4
1,388 7 102,590 0 0
954 1 4210 3 1
696 15 31,053 7 61,372 0 7
19,922 19 0168 5
10,023 8 10279 8 022 10 0
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1964
Municipal Accumulation Account Surplus .... £8,935 6 1
Contingent Liability.-Interest on Loan Debentures issued and notshown under Loan Liability, £9,420 6s. 9d.
Reserve Fund
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1964
ReceiptsBalance as at 1st July, 1963-
GeneralPlant
Contribution from Municipal Fund-PlantSick Pay ....
Bank Interest-Plant ....General ....
Total Receipts •
Payments
Plant Purchase ....Transfer to Municipal Fund OverpaymentBalance as at 30th June, 1964-
PlantGeneral
Sick Pay
Total Payments ....
s. d.23 0 9
833 5 7
3,187 3 3100 0 0
4 11 713 10
.... £4,148 15 0
£ s. d.688 0 0365 6 6
2,971 13 1123 14 7
100 0 0
.... £4,148 15 0
3304 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
Electric Light AccountREVENUE ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1964
Revenue
Sales of Current and Meter RentsConnection Fees .Rents-Residence and Quarters
SUMMARY
Balance as at 1st July, 1963 ....Receipts as per Statement
Expenses as per Statement
Debit Balance as at 30th June, 1964 ...
£ s. d.2,000 13 5
61,204 3 3
63,201 16 860,254 14 11
.... £2,950 1 9
£ s. d.40,708 8 9
33 10 0215 4 2
Total Revenue .... £40,957 2 11
Expenditure
Administration ....Generation and DistributionNett Revenue
£ s. d.7,438 4 0
28,091 8 15,427 10 10
Municipal Accumulation Account£ s. d.
Balances Carried Down as at 30th June, 1964 .... .... 8,935 6 1
£8,935 6 1
Total Expenditure ... £40,957 2 11
Electric Light Account
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30th JUNE, 1964
Assets
Current Assets-Sundry Debtors ....Stock in Hand ....Change-over Stocks ....Fixed Assets .
Total Assets .... £81,380 8 9
Liabilities£ s. d. s. d.
Equity-Mains Capital ReserveCapital ReserveCapital Advance Account ....Balance Net Revenue Account
Total Liabilities
We hereby certify that the figures and particulars above are correct.E. A. RICHARDSON, President.M. E. BADDELEY, Shire Clerk.
I have examined the books and accounts of the Shire of Port Hedlandfor the year ended 30th June, 1964. I certify that the Annual Statements mentioned above correspond with the books of accounts,vouchers and documents submitted for audit, and are in my opinioncorrect.
J. S. PARROTT, Government Inspector of Municipalities.
£ s. d.413 19 4
1,570 18 71,581 5 7
77,814 5 3
Rates ...Payment in Lieu ....Licences .... .Government GrantsMatching Money-C.R.T. FundIncome from Property ....Sanitation Charges ....Fines and PenaltiesCemetery Receipts ....Vermin Receipts ....Other Fees-Plates ....All Other Revenue ....Private WorkOther Receipts ....
Debt Service ...Public Works and ServicesHealth Services ....Health SanitationVermin Services ....Bush Fire ControlTraffic Control ....Cemeteries ....Public Works Overhead .... 1,676 6 7Allocated to Works .... 1,675 6 7
Plant and Machinery-Purchase of Plantand Equipment
Operation Costs .... 1,916 14 1Less Allocated to Works .... .... 1,916 14 1
Central Road Trust Fund ExpenditureMatching Money-Payment to C.R.T.F.Donations and GrantsOther ExpenditureRefunds Due ....Land Purchase ....Transfer to ReservePurchase Material 1,325 16 11Less Allocated to Works 1,322 5 9
£ s. d.4,908 12 9225 0 5
4,270 11 020,771 8 3
385 19 21,524 12 1288 9 0184 17 4437 5 820 16 8
9,099 10 9
3,896 6 102,590 0 0
418 12 07,799 0 3
15 17 4478 7 6
2,921 16 9
3 11 2Drums Purchased 14 0 0
Total Payments .... £60,254 14 11
18 September, 1964.]
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3305
Trust FundSTATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1964Receipts
s. d.Balance as at 30th June, 1963 272 7 11Taxation 1,271 2 4Third Party Insurance 5,231 12 8Overpayment Cheques 8 15 4Nomination Deposit 25 0 0Stamp Duty .... 332 10 0Deposits .... 100 0 0
I certify having examined the Books and Accounts for the Shire ofSerpentine-Jarrandale ; also compared the Statements of " Receiptsand Payments " and " Assets and Liabilities " ; also supportingStatements, and found same to be correct, in accordance with thebooks, accounts and documents produced.
R. H. WILSON, Government Auditor and Inspector.Dated 1st September, 1964.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Town of Geraldton
Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan (No. 68) of £11,500.
PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, the Geraldton Town Council herebygives notice that it proposes to borrow money, bythe sale of a debenture or debentures, on thefollowing terms and for the following purpose:£11,500, for a period of 10 years, at £5 7s. 6d. in-terest per cent. per annum, repayable at the Com-monwealth Savings Bank of Australia, Perth, by20 equal half-yearly instalments of principal andinterest. Purpose: Road construction works.
Plans, specifications and estimates of the costthereof, as required by section 609, are open forinspection at the office of the Council, during officehours, for a period of 35 days after publicationof this notice.
10th September, 1964.H. W. CHAMBERS,
Town Clerk.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Shire of Chittering.
Notice of Intention to Borrow.PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, the Chittering Shire Councilhereby gives notice that it intends to borrowmoney, by the sale of debentures, on the followingterms and for the following purpose: £11,500, for
seven years, with interest at the rate of £5 6s. 3d.per cent. per annum, repayable at the Bank of NewSouth Wales, Perth, in 14 equal half-yearly instal-ments covering principal and interest. Purpose:The purchase of a Caterpillar No. 12 Series Eheavy duty grader.
Plans, specifications and estimates, as requiredby section 609 of the Local Government Act, 1960,are open for inspection by ratepayers, at the officeof the Council, during working hours, for 35 daysafter the publication of this notice.
14th September, 1964.E. J. STEPHENS,
President.L. K. MARTIN,
Shire Clerk.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Shire of Mandurah.
Notice of Intention to BorrowProposed Loan (No. 45) of £5,250.
PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, the Mandurah Shire Council here-by gives notice that it proposes to borrow money,by the sale of debentures, on the following termsand for the following purposes: Five thousand twohundred and fifty pounds (£5,250) for 15 years, atan interest rate not exceeding £5 10s. per cent.per annum, repayable at the Bank of New SouthWales, Mandurah, in 30 equal half-yearly instal-ments of principal and interest. Purpose: Con-struction of ablution blocks on Reserve 14004,Mandurah, and installation of water reticulationmains from Reserve 859 to western and town fore-shore reserves, Leighton Road and Mandurah Ter-race respectively, with financial assistance fromTourist Development Authority on a £2 : 1 basis.
Plans, specifications, an estimate of the costthereof, and statements as required by section 609are open for inspection at the Council's office,Pinjarra Road, Mandurah, for 35 days after publi-cation of this notice.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1964.H. J. SUTTON,
President.K. W. DONOHOE,
Acting Shire Clerk.
SHIRE OF NORTHAMPTON.Notice of Intention to Borrow.
Proposed Loans 32 and 33.
PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, the Council of the Shire ofNorthampton hereby gives notice that it proposesto borrow £18,500, by the sale of debentures, repay-able to the National Savings Bank Ltd., Northamp-ton, by half-yearly payments, at a rate of interestnot exceeding £5 10s. per cent. per annum, for thefollowing terms and purposes:
Loan No. 32—£15,000. Period: Seven years.Purpose: The purchase of road makingplant being an 8-10 yard elevating scraper.
Loan No. 33—£1,500. Period: 20 years. Pur-pose: Subsidising erection of a St. JohnAmbulance Sub-centre building for theNorthampton District.
Loan No. 34—£2,000. Period: 10 years. Pur-pose: Additions to the Ajana Hall.
Rating for loan 34 will be levied on a specialarea as defined hereunder:
That part of the Shire of Northamptonnorth of the Rabbit Proof Fence commencingat Bluff Point on the coast; thence easterly tothe south-east corner of Victoria Location 7473,and north of a line continued to the north-east corner of location 7473; thence north-easterly to the north-east boundary of theShire at the south-east corner of Pastoral Lease392/402, excluding Kalbarri Townsite and Edel
We certify that the figures and particulars above are correct.H. C. KENTISH, President.
J. GLENNIE, Shire Clerk.
3306 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
Locations 8 and 13. Ajana Townsite andthe following Victoria Locations south of theRabbit Proof Fence to be also subject to theloan rating:-
Plans specifications, estimates and statements re-quired by section 609 are available for inspectionat the Council offices, Northampton, during normaloffice hours, for 35 days after publication of thisnotice.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1964.A. C. HENVILLE,
President.R. CHARLTON,
Shire Clerk.
BRUCE ROCK SHIRE COUNCIL.Notice of Intention to Borrow.
Loan No. 91—£2,000.PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, the above Council hereby givesnotice of its intention to borrow money, by thesale of debentures, on the following terms and forthe following purpose: £2,000, for 15 years, interestrate not exceeding £5 10s. per cent. per annum,repayable half-yearly at the office of the Council.Purpose: The additional cost of erecting brickbuildings at drive-in picture theatre.
Plans, specifications and estimates of costs areavailable for inspection at the office of the Councilfor 35 days after the date of this publication.
Note.—The annual repayment of principal andinterest will be met by way of a lease fee, andtherefore no loan rate will be necessary.
Dated this 11th day of September, 1964.S. A. J. FLETCHER,
President.N. N. McDONALD,
Shire Clerk.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Town of Northam.
Memorandum of Imposing Rates.(Section 550.)
To whom it may concern:AT a meeting of the Northam Town Council heldon 26th August, 1964, it was resolved that the ratesspecified hereunder should be imposed on all rate-able property within the District of the Town ofNortham for the period 1st July, 1964 to 30th June,1965.
Schedule.General Rates: 3s. 9d. in the £ on
all rateable land within theGarbage Removel: £2 15s. per
for one removal per week.Borehole Latrine and Pan Hire
annum.C. T
SHIRE OF NORTHAMPTON.Medical Officer of Health.
NOTICE is hereby given that the appointment ofDr. T. S. Beveridge as Medical Officer of Healthto the Shire of Northampton is hereby cancelled,from 11th September, 1964.
By order of Council,A. C. HENVILLE,
President.
SHIRE OF MORAWA.IT is advised that at a meeting of the MorawaShire Council held on August 21st, 1964, Mr.Dennis John Leonard was appointed Traffic In-spector for the Shire of Morawa.
The appointment of Mr. Edward James Burgeas Traffic Inspector was cancelled from that date.
G. E. JONES,Shire Clerk.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Department cf Local Government,
Perth, 16th September, 1964.Municipal Elections.
IT is hereby notified for general information, inaccordance with section 129 of the Local Govern-ment Act, 1960, that the following gentlemen havebeen elected members of the undermentionedMunicipalities to fill the vacancies shown in theparticulars hereunder:Date of Election; Member Elected: Surname,
Christian Name; Ward; Occupation; Howvacancy occurred: (a) Effluction of time. (b)Resignation. (c) Death; Name of PreviousMember; Remarks.
City of Perth.*29/8/64; Evans, Roderick Philip; East; Company
Director; (c); E. C. Halse.Shire of Leonora.
*29/8/64; Blyth, James Noel; Leonora; Chemist;(a); L. H. Walton.
Shire of Nullagine.*26/8/64; Hilditch, Athol Stanley; —; Manager;
(b); C. W. Newland; Unopposed.Shire of Waroona.
*5/9/64; Armitage; James Frederick; East; Farm-er; (b); J. F. Armitage.
Denotes extraordinary election.
A. E. WHITE,Secretary for Local Government.
NOXIOUS WEEDS ACT, 1950-1958.Department of Agriculture,
Perth, 1st September, 1964.UNDER section 56 (1) of the Noxious Weeds Act,1950-1958, the Agriculture Protection Board herebydeclares Spear Thistle (Cirsium vulgare (Savi)Ten) to be a secondary noxious weed for the Shiresof Waroona and Greenbushes.
Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protec-tion Board at a meeting of the said Board on 19thAugust, 1964.The Common Seal of the Agri-
culture Protection Board ishereunto affixed in the pre-sence of
T. C. DUNNE,Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.
VERMIN ACT, 1918-1962.Pilbara District.
NOTICE is hereby given, under section 98 of theVermin Act, 1918-1962, that all owners and occu-piers of any holding either owned, rented or leasedwithin the whole of the Pilbara District included inthe Pilbara Rehabilitation Scheme, shall, on therespective appropriate date shown in the saidschedule, commence the work of destroying Euros(Macropus robustus) and Red Kangaroos (Macro-pus rufus) upon such holdings and upon the roadsbounding and intersecting such holdings, includingthe following:
The Roebourne Tableland District.The Port Hedland Vermin District.The Marble Bar Vermin District.The Nullagine Vermin District.
annual values ofDistrict.annum per bin
Charge: £5 per
. BEAVIS,Mayor.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3307
Yarraloola and Warramboo Stations—Pastoralleases in the Ashburton Vermin District.
Wallal Downs and Mandora Stations—Pastoralleases in the Broome Shire District.
The work shall be continued and systematicallycarried out until the respective appropriate datefurther shown in the said schedule.
The means to be adopted shall be:(a) Water poisoning with arsenic in the ap-
proved manner.(b) Shooting.(c) A combination of poisoning and shooting.
Date of Commencement of Work: 1st November,1964.
Work Carried Out Until: 31st December, 1964T. C. DUNNE,
Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board.
MARKETING OF EGGS ACT, 1945-1960.IT is hereby notified for public information that,in accordance with the provisions of section 31Aof the Marketing of Eggs Act, 1945-1960, the West-ern Australian Egg Marketing Board has fixedthe following maximum prices at which firstquality eggs may be sold by retail, such prices toapply as from and including Monday, 14th Sep-tember, 1964.Metropolitan Area (within a radius of 40 miles
from General Post Office, Perth) :-Maximum Retail Prices:
Cartonned and LoosePer Dozen.
s. d.161b. Hen 5 5141b. Hen 4 10121b. Hen 4 2Duck 4 2
Wholesale Prices:Delivered into Store-
Loose—Minimum Purchase five dozens—Per Dozen.
s. d.161b. Hen 4 10*141b. Hen 4 4*121b. Hen 3 8*Duck 3 8*
Cartons—Minimum Purchase six dozens—Per Dozen.
s. d.161b. Hen 4 11*141b. Hen 4 5*121b. Hen 3 9*
* Less ld. per dozen cartage rebate if collected fromBoard floor.Country Area (South West Land Division of the
State excluding Metropolitan Price Area, asdeclared) :—
Maximum Retail Prices:Cartonned and Loose
Per Dozen.s. d.
161b. Hen 5 7141b. Hen 5 0121b. Hen 4 4Duck 4 4
Wholesale Prices:Delivered into Store-Loose—Minimum Purchase five dozens
Per Dozen.s. d.
161b. Hen 5 0*141b. Hen 4 6*121b. Hen 3 10*Duck 3 10*
Cartons—Minimum Purchase six dozensPer Dozen.
s. d.161b. Hen .. 5 1*141b. Hen 4 7*121b. Hen 3 11*
* Less id. per dozen cartage rebate if collected fromBoard floor.
Advance Prices to Producers (All Areas):Per Dozen.
s. d.161b. Hen .... 4 6141b. Hen .... 4 0121b. Hen .... 3 4Duck3 4Second Quality 2 0
All less charges.Western Australian Egg Marketing Board,
B. S. MARSHALL,Secretary.
MARKETING OF ONIONS ACT, 1938-1960.(Regulation 34.)
Certificate of Election of Candidates Where Num-ber of Candidates Nominated Does Not ExceedNumber of Candidates to be Elected.
I. JOHN FERGUSON McINTYRE, being the Re-turning Officer duly appointed under and for thepurposes of the regulations made under theMarketing of Onions Act, 1938-1960, do herebycertify
(1) that, in connection with the nominationof candidates for election of members ofthe Western Australian Onion MarketingBoard received up to 4 o'clock in theafternoon of Thursday. the 3rd day ofSeptember, 1964, being the last day forthe nomination of candidates for suchelection to be held on the 17th day ofSeptember, 1964, under section 3 of thesaid Act, the following candidates werenominated, namely:
Mate Grljusich, of 266 Hamilton Road,Spearwood, Market Gardener.
Anthony Zemunik, of 308 Cross Road,Spearwood, Onion Grower;
(2) that the nomination forms of the saidcandidates were in order as required bythe regulations; that the candidates wereeligible for nomination and election. andthat the persons who signed the nomina-tion forms as proposer and seconder werecompetent so to sign the same.
(3) that the number of candidates so nomi-nated did not exceed the number of candi-dates to be elected as members of thesaid Western Australian Onion MarketingBoard; and
(4) that the said Mate Grljusich and AnthonyZemunik are the persons now elected assuch elective members of the said Boardas required by the said Act.
Dated the 3rd day of September, 1964.J. F. McINTYRE,
Returning Officer.
Western Australia.BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1920
(AS AMENDED).NOTICE is hereby given that a building societycalled "The Allstate No. 3 Building Society" isduly registered under the provisions of the aboveAct.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1964.A. L. COLE,
Acting Registrar of Building Societies.
Western Australia.BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1920
(AS AMENDED).NOTICE is hereby given that a building societycalled "The Premier No. 4 Building Society" is dulyregistered under the provisions of the above Act.
Dated this 14th day of September, 1964.A. L. COT.F.,
Acting Registrar of Building Societies.
3308 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 September, 1964.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.
Tenders for Government Supplies
Date ofAdvertising Schedule No. Supplies Required Date of
Closing
1964 1964Aug. 28 741A, 1964 Overhead Travelling Cranes .... Sept. 24Aug. 28 743A, 1964 42 ft. Patrol Boat ... Sept. 24Sept. 4 784A, 1964 Radio and Public Address Equipment ... Sept. 24Sept. 4 787A, 1964 in. Water Meters .... Sept. 24Sept. 4 '788A, 1964 Sand for Embankments, Narrows, Perth Sept. 24Sept. 11 791A, 1964 Firewood for Muresk Agricultural College Sept. 24Sept. 11 797A, 1964 2 only 200 B.H.P. Diesel Truck Chassis, 17 -Con Capacity Sept. 24Sept.Sept.Sept.
111111
792A,793A,794A,
196419641964
Tea (1/11/64 to 31/1/65) ....Coffins .••• •••• ••••4 in. and 6 in. Water Meters-1964 ....
Oct. 1Oct. 1Oct. 1
Sept. 11 796A, 1964 Bins and Trailers (for Cartage of Ilmenite) Oct. 1Sept. 11 798A, 1964 Heating and Cooling Coils Oct. 1Sept. 15 799A, 1964 Motor Vehicle Safety Belts Oct. 1Sept. 15 800A, 1964 Electric Cooking Equipment Oct. 1Sept. 18 801A, 1964 Erection of Fence (Wire Mesh) Oct. 1Sept. 18 802A, 1964 6 ton Tip Truck Oct. 1Sept. 15 803A, 1964 Metal Ballast (Geraldton-Mullewa Railway) Oct. 1Sept. 18 805A, 1964 131- in., fik in., 7 in. and 44 in. O.D. Steel Pipes ... Oct. 1Sept. 18 806A, 1964 Gravel Base Course Material Oct. 1Sept. 18 814A, 1964 21 inch N.D. Steel Pipes Oct. 1Sept.July
1810
815A,586A,
19641964
24 inch N.D. Steel Pipes66,000 Volt Circuit Breakers and Current Transformers. Documents oharge-
able at £1 Is. first issue and 5s. 3d. each subsequent issue ••••
Oct. 1
Oct. 8Sept. 11 795A, 1964 Rail Bending Press .... . .... Oct. 8Sept. 18 804A, 1964 F.A.Q. to Prime Wheaten Chaff Oct. 8Sept. 4 756A, 1964*t Mainline Standard Gauge Diesel Electric Locomotives Nov. 12
* Documents available from Agent General for W.A., 115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2.
t Documents available for inspection only at W.A. Government Tourist Bureau Offices, Melbourne and Sydney.
Addresses-Liaison Offices-W.A. Government Tourist Bureau,
No. 10 Royal Arcade, Melbourne, Cl.C/o The Manager,
W.A. Government Tourist Bureau,22 Martin Place, Sydney.
Agent General for W.A.-115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2.
Sept. 18 809A, 1964 " Bedford " 3 ton Truck (WAG 5651) at Port Hedland . Oct. 8
Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 10 a.m. on the dates of closing.
Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth.No Tender necessarily accepted.
A. H. TELFER,18th September, 1964. Chairman Tender Board.
18 September, 1964.]
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3309
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD—continued.
Accepted Tenders
ScheduleNo. Contractor Particulars Department
Concerned Rate
639A 1964 Diamond Ice & Cold Supply of Frozen Green Peas during period Various 2s. per lb.Storage Co. Pty. Ltd. 1/10/64 to 30/9/65
£2 12s. 2d. per Lin. Ft.ls. 3d. per Lin. Ft.ls. ld. per Lin. Ft.
Item 1 (d)-90 Lin. Ft. 8s. 8d. per Lin. Ft.Item 1 (c)-90 Lin. Ft. 4s. 4d. per Lin. Ft.
316A, 1964 Dobbie Dico Meter Co. Supply of 16 only 8 in. Sluice Valves £54 8s. each(W.A.) Pty. Ltd.
APPOINTMENTS.(Under section 6 of the Registration of Births,
Deaths and Marriages Act, 1961.)Registrar General's Office,Perth, 16th September, 1964.
THE following appointments have been ap-proved:—
R.G. No. 49/61.—Sergeant Brian Parker Finlay-son, as District Registrar of Births, Deaths andMarriages for the Murray Registry District, tomaintain an office at Pinjarra, during the absenceon leave of Sergeant Leonard Drury Thompson;this appointment dates from 4th September, 1964.
R.G. No. 87/61.—Mr. Charles Anthony Fitzgerald,as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Blackwood Registry District, tomaintain an office at Manjimup, during the ab-sence on leave of Mr. Leslie George ArchelausJenkins; this appointment dates from 20th August,1964.
R.G. No. 116/61.—Constable Graeme BarrettJohnston, as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsand Deaths for the Williams Registry District, tomaintain an office at Williams, during the absenceon leave of Constable Frederick William Matson;this appointment dates from 31st August, 1964.
R.G. No. 70/61—Constable Leslie Bert McAlpine,as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Geraldton Registry District, tomaintain an office at Dongara, vice Sergeant KevinPhilip O'Leary; this appointment dates from 29thAugust, 1964.
R.G. No. 90/61.—Constable William BrianStewart, as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsand Deaths for the Northam Registry District, tomaintain an office at Meckering, during the ab-sence on leave of Constable Albert John Anderson;this appointment dates from 23rd August, 1964.
R.G. No. 50/61.—Mr. Donald George Stokins, asDistrict Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriagesfor the Port Hedland Registry District to maintainan office at Port Hedland, vice Mr. BernardMichael Smith; this appointment dates from 4thSeptember, 1964.
E. J. BROWNFIELD,Registrar General.
BUILDERS REGISTRATION ACT, 1939-1961.Supplementary List of Registrations, Pursuant to
HUNTER DOUGLAS (W.A.) PTY. LIMITED(IN LIQUIDATION).
NOTICE is hereby given that a general meeting ofmembers of Hunter Douglas (W.A.) Pty. Limitedwill be held at the offices of Messrs. R. W. Nelson,Wheeler & Barton, 27 O'Connell Street, Sydney,N.S.W., on the 12th day of October, 1964, at 9 a.m.,for the purpose of receiving the liquidator'saccount showing how the winding up has been con-ducted and the property of the company has beendisposed of and of hearing any explanation whichmay be given by the liquidator.
Dated this 25th day of August, 1964.J. G. WHEELER,
Liquidator.
COMPANIES ACT, 1961, AS AMENDED.Motor Mart Pty. Ltd.
Notice of Meeting of Creditors.(Pursuant to Section 260.)
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of thecreditors of Motor Mart Pty. Ltd. will be held atthe Builders' Exchange, 37 Havelock Street, WestPerth, on Monday, 28th September, 1964, at 11a.m.
Business.Subject to the prior passing of a resolution by
the shareholders for the liquidation of the com-pany under the provisions applicable to the Credi-tors Voluntary Winding Up, to pass such furtherresolutions as may be necessary.
Dated 11th September, 1964.By order of the Board,
C. F. GOOCH,Secretary.
COMPANIES ACT, 1961-1962.Notice of Appointment of Provisional Liquidator.
In the Matter of North-West Construction Co.Pty. Ltd.
ORDER for appointment of an Official Liquidatoras provisional Liquidator made the 9th day ofSeptember, 1964.
Name and address of provisional Liquidator:Frank Valentine Bentley Hillman, of 17
Riverview Street, South Perth, in the Stateof Western Australia.
LAVAN & WALSH,Solicitors for the Petitioners,
of 23 Barrack Street, Perth.
18 September, 1964.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3321
Western Australia.TRUSTEES ACT, 1962.
(Section 63.)Notice to Creditors.
CREDITORS and other persons having claims (towhich section 63 of the Trustees Act, 1962, relates)in respect of the estate of Frank Baden Hawley,late of 116 Third Avenue, Mount Lawley, in theState of Western Australia, Clerk, deceased, whodied on the 14th day of June, 1964, are requiredby the Executors to send particulars of theirclaims to them, care of Messrs, Lohrmann, Tindal& Guthrie, Solicitors, 89 St. George's Terrace,Perth, by the 28th day of October, 1964, afterwhich date the Executors may convey or distri-bute the assets having regard only to the claimsof which they then have notice.
Dated this 15th day of September, 1964.
LOHRMANN, TINDAL & GUTHRIE,Solicitors,
89 St. George's Terrace, Perth.
TRUSTEES ACT, 1962.Notice to Creditors and Claimants.
CREDITORS and other persons having claims (towhich section 63 of the Trustees Act relates) inrespect of the estates of the undermentioneddeceased persons are required to send particularsof their claims to me on or before the respectivedates shown hereunder, after which dates I mayconvey or distribute the assests having regardonly to the claims of which I then have notice.
Dated at Perth this 14th day of September,1964.
W. J. ROBINSON,Public Trusee, Public Trust Office,
555 Hay Street, Perth.
Name; Occupation; Address; Date of Death.Last Date for Claims, 19th October, 1964.
Pearson, Robert Paterson; Retired TramwayWorker; Sunset Home, Nedlands; 27/7/64.
Kavanagh-Wright, Mildred; Widow; formerly of92 Tate Street, Leederville, but late of 16Onslow Road, Subicao; 8/8/64.
Allen, Gordon James; formerley Engineer but lateProfessional Fisherman; formerly 62 GregoryStreet, Geraldton, but late of 33 Albert Street,Geraldton; 10/3/64.
Hollis, Mary Isabel; Widow; 24 Kenwick Road,Kenwick; 4/5/64.
Hollis, Herbert Ambrose Jessop; Storeman; 24Kenwick Road, Kenwick; 4/5/64.
Schofield, Alice Louisa; Widow; 17 MonumentStreet, Mosman Park; 3/8/64.
Turner, Walter James; Retired Railway Employee;12 York Street, North Perth; 26/8/64.
BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1960.
Re Alexander William Paull.(No. 41 of 1958, Part XI.)
NOTICE is hereby given that a fifth dividend of2s. in the £ has been declared in this estate and ispayable at the office of the Trustee on Monday, 5thOctober, 1964, or any subsequent day thereafter.
W. HAYES,Trustee,
1 Harvest Terrace, West Perth.14th September, 1964.
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Agriculture, Department of _. ._. __ ._. 3306-7Appointments .... .... 3281, 3283-4, 3288-9, 3306, 3309Bankruptcy.... .. .... .... .... .... .... 3321Builders Registration Act—Supplementary List of
Additions and Deletions .... .... .... .... 3309-12Building Societies Act .... .... 3307Bush Fires Act .... .... .... 3288-9Commissioners for Declaration 3283Commissioners of Supreme Court 3283-4Companies Act .... .... 3320Crown Law Department .... 3283Deceased Persons' Estates 3321Health Department .... .... 3284-5Justices of the Peace ._. 3281Lands Department 3286-8, 3300Licensed Surveyors Act .... 3288Local Government Department 3303-6Marketing of Eggs Act .... .... 3307Marketing of Onions Act .... 3307Metropolitan Water Supply, etc. ... .... 3301-3Municipalities .... 3289-98, 3303-6NativeWelfare .... .... .... .... .... 3285Notices of Intention to Resume Land .... .... 3300-1Notices Requiring Persons to Submit to X-ray
