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No. 119] PERTH: FRIDAY, 9 DECEMBER [1988

Companiesand SecuritiesLegislationMiscellaneousAmendmentsAct 1988

PROCLAMATiON NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERSWESTERN AUSTRALIA By His Excellency Professor Gordon Reid, Corn- "GOVERNMENT GAZETTE"GORDON REID, panion of the Order of Australia, Governor of the

Governor. State of Western Australia. ChRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR[L.Sl PUBLICATIONSUNDER section 2 of the Companiesand SecuritiesLegis- IT is notified for public information that thelation Miscellaneous Amendments Act 1988, I the publishing times for the "Government Ga-Governor,acting with theadvice andconsentof theExecu- zette" at Christmas and NewYear will be astive Council, do herebyfix the day that this proclamationis followspublishedin the GovernmentGazetteas the day on whichParts 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 of the Companiesand Securities Friday, 30 December-Closing time forLegislation MiscellaneousAmendments Act 1988 shall copy 3 pm Wednesday,28 December.comeinto operation. Friday, 6 January-Closing time for copy

Given under my hand and the seal of the Stateon the 3 pm Wednesday,4 January.6th dayof December1988.

By His Excellency’sCommand GARRY L. DUFFIELD,J. M. BERINSON, Director.

Attorney General.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

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Notice to SñbscribersAs GovernmentGazetteNo. 117pages4813 and4814contained only a determination of restricted

publications and as the issue of this is not covered by the Annual Subscription it was not issued tosubscribers in theusualmanner. Copiesmay be purchasedfrom-

ParliamentaryPapers,22 Station Street,Wembley orGround Floor,AlexanderLibrary Building,Perth Cultural Centre.

GARRY L. DUFFIELD,GovernmentPrinter.

9 December1988.

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4818 GOVERNMENTGAZETTE, WA [9 December1988

AT a Meetingof theExecutiveCouncil heldin theExecutiveCouncil Chamber,atPerthon 6 December1988, the following Orderin Council wasauthorisedto be issued.

LandAct 1933

ORDERIN COUNCIL

File No. 3249/988.WHEREAS by section33 of the Land Act 1933, it is madelawful for theGovernorto direct that any Reserveshall vestin and be held by anypersonor personsto be namedin theorder in trust for the like or other public purposesto bespecifiedin suchorder: And whereasit is deemedexpedientthat ReserveNo. 40820 Chidilow Lot 266 should vest inand be held by the Shire of Mundaring in trust for thepurposeof "Child CareCentreandPark".

Now, therefore,His ExcellencytheGovernor,by andwiththe advice and consentof the Executive Council, doesherebydirect that the beforementionedReserveshall vestinand be held by the Shire of Mundaring in trust for thepurposeaforesaid, subject neverthelessto the powers reservedto him by section37 of thesaidAct.

G. PEARCE,Clerkof theCouncil.

NOTICE PURSUANTTO SECTION 50 OF THE LANDTAX ASSESSMENTACT 1976

TO: NG KET CHIEW of 12 Jalan Seavoy,Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia, being the owner of all that land contained inCertificate of Title Volume 1548 Folio 847 being portion ofCanningLocation30 andbeingLot 349 on Plan 13043.

TakeNotice: The amount of land tax due and owing byyou astheownerof theabovementionedlandis asfollows:

1985/86Assessment $56.691986/87Assessment $56.711987/88Assessment $55.13MemorialLodgementFees $27.00

TOTAL $195.53If theamountof $56.69,being theamourttof land tax due

and owing for a periodof 2 years,is not paidwithin 1 yearfrom the date of the first publication of this Notice, theCommissionerof State Taxation intends to apply to theSupremeCourt of WesternAustralia for an orderof thesaleof the abovementionedland. Upon the sale of theabovementionedland, theCommissionerof State Taxationshall beentitled to apply theproceedsto paymentof all landtax due and owing up to the time of sale and all costsofattendingthe application,and of attending the sale of theland.

P. FELLOWES,Commissionerof StateTaxation.

CREDIT UNIONS ACT 1979

PARLIAMENT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA

Bills AssentedTo

IT is herebynotified for public information that His Excellency theGovernorhasAssentedin thenameand on behalfof Her Majesty the Queen, on the dates shown, to theundermentionedBills passedby the Legislative Council andthe Legislative Assembly during the Third Sessionof theThirty-secondParliament.

ShortTitle of Bill; Dateof Assent; Act No.J/ Parole Orders Transfer Amendment Bill; 24 November

1988; No. 33 of 1988.Offenders Probation and Parole Amendment Bill;

24 November1988; No. 34 of 1988.Child SupportAdoption Bill; 24 November1988; No. 35 of

1988.Workers’ Compensationand AssistanceAmendment Bill;

24 November1988; No. 36 of 1988.Community CorrectionsCentresBill; 24 November 1988;

No. 37 of 1988.Acts Amendment Community Corrections Bill;

24 November1988; No. 38 of 1988.Local GovernmentAmendmentBill No. 2; 30 November

1988; No. 39 of 1988.,.4J EqualOpportunityAmendmentBill; 30 November1988; No.

40 of 1988.

> Family Court AmendmentAct; 30 November1988; No. 41 of1988.

Electricity AmendmentBill; 30 November 1988; No. 42 of1988.

Veterinary SurgeonsAmendmentBill; 30 November 1988;No. 43 of 1988.

Acts AmendmentStock DiseasesBill; 30 November 1988;No. 44 of 1988.

Medical AmendmentBill; 30 November 1988; No. 45 of1988.

Soil and Land ConversationAmendmentBill; 30 November1988; No. 46 of 1988.

Crimes Confiscation of Profits Bill; 28 November 1988;No. 47 of 1988.

2 December1988.

NOTICE is herebygiven that thetransferof engagementsfrom The W.A. Teachers’FinancialSociety Limited UnderAdministration by the Rural and IndustriesBank of Western Australia to the Ruraland IndustriesBank of WesternAustralia designatedin the direction of theRegistrarof Cooperativeand Financial Institutions given the 7th day ofDecemberpursuantto section37G of theCredit UnionsAct1979 shall take effect from the commencementof the 8thdayof December1988.

J. METAXAS,Registrarof Co-operativeand

Financial Institutions.

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT 1913

IT is herebynotified for public information that the HonAttorney Generalhasapprovedthe appointmentof thefollowing personas a Commissionerfor DeclarationsundertheDeclarationsandAttestationsAct 1913-

GlennCohnDorizzi of Kojonup.D. G. DOIG,

UnderSecretaryfor Law.

TOTALISATOR AGENCY BOARD BE’rPING ACT 1960Notice

MADE by the Lieutenant Governor, and Deputy of theGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.

The Lieutenant Governor,and Deputy of the Governordeclaresthe office held by ErnestCosmoMama as a member of theTotahisatorAgencyBoardto be vacant.

By Commandof the LieutenantGovernor,andDeputy of theGovernor.

G. PEARCE,Clerk of Council.

L. B. MARQUET,Clerkof theParliaments.

9 December1988] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,WA 4819

TOTALISATOR AGENCY BOARD BETTING ACT 1960 Kennedy,Elizabeth Skala,Wendy

Notice of AppointmentKing, NadineRegina Smith, BarbaraIsobelKluck, Jane Smith, Dionne Elise

MADE by the Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of the Korczynskyj,Johanna Smith, LynetteMarieGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil. Lam, Penny Stephenson,Anne Christine

The Lieutenant Governorand Deputy of the Governor Lau,Julie Stevens,JamiePaulhasbeenpleasedto appointon thenominationof the West- Liew, Nyok Kiow Stewart,GeoffreyAllanem AustralianTrotting Association- Lin, LinaKoh Swee Stickland,CherylMay

Lowe, SharonMaud Stokes,JoanneLesliea George Ned Grljusich of 266 Hamilton Road, Malone,CarolynPatricia Szabo,Michelle Anne

Spearwoodto be a member of the Totalisator Martin, AnnetteJ. Tan,VivienneAgencyBoard for a period ceasingon 26 May 1991; Mazgaltzidis,Christina Taylor, Neil Williamand McLevie,CatherineAnne Taylor, SandraDiane

b Alf Da Reof 73 Mary Street,Como to be a deputy Melville, PaulaGaye Teo, BrendaLian 1mmThurstctn Alexiamemberof theTotalisatorAgency Board to act in

the office of member in the absenceof the saidNewby, Naomi Tomino, iomano

GeorgeNed Grljusich. O’Keeffe, Philip Travaglini,SoniaPadman,Linda Trull, Valma I

By orderof theLieutenantGovernor,and Payton,LouiseViolet Versteeg,CarolynJoyceDeputyof theGovernor. Pense,Terese Vis, Dorine

G. PEARCE, Pepper, Julie Gaye Wallace AnnetteMichelleClerkof theCouncil. Pickering,SandraLee Ward, I4arold William

Potts,Julie Anne Ward,Yvonne IrenePowell, PamelaMarion Watson,Morag MayRamsay,JacquelynAnne Were,PaulJamesANATOMY ACT 1930 Rees,Alexandra Whyte,RitaT.

Health Departmentof WA, Robinson,Kelley Anne Williamson Anita CharlottePerth,6 December1988. Ross,David Ian Willmott, ElaineGladys

57/86/6Ex Co No. 3280 Rush,Jacqueline Wihlmott SharonLesley

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasRyan,ThomasLindsay Wilson, usanJanet

granted,under the provisionsof the Anatomy Act 1930, a Sawyer,CraigJohn Wink, YvonneLorraine

licence to thepersonsnamedin the Schedulehereunderto Schimeanu,Maria Woolcott,David

practiseanatomyatCurtin Universityof Technology. Shervill, Karen

BRUCEK. ARMSTRONG,Commissionerof Health.

HOSPITALS ACT 1927

HealthDepartmentof WA,Schedule Perth22 November1988.

Adamson,Joan Dickman,Linda CR 1.9 ExcoNo. 3185.Aitken, LindsayGordon Duncanson,Nicola THE LieutenantGovernorand Deputy of the GovernorinAllen, ColleenDawn Duperouzel,Anne Marie ExecutiveCouncil hascancelled,pursuantto the provisionsAllman, Mandy Eiffler, Natalie Kim of theHospitalsAct 1927, the appointmentof Mr R. D. HillAtkinson,LarissaJane Featon,TeresaCarolin asa memberof theCorrigin District HospitalBoard.Baker,SuzanneMichelle Fetherstonhaugh,Anne KEITH WILSON,Bebb,Sharon Fowler,ChristineMary Minister for Health.Bishop,Jodie Goerhing,NaomiLinda

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Boyle, ShayneWilliam Goodwin,Luke DaltonBright, Antony Govindasamy,ThilagaK V QUEENELIZABETH II MEDICAL CENTRE ACT 19Brouwer,Helen Dorothea Guest,WarrenBurn, JulieButton,KarenAnne Guppy,

FionaMargaret Health Departmentof WA,Perth,6 December1988.Byrne,JenniferJay Hampson,Anne-Margaret QE 1.9.6 Exco 3289.

Harris, Allan Geoffrey HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasCasotti,Joanne Hateley,StephanieJane appointedDr Bruce K. Armstrongas a memberof theQueenChan,Michelle Hicks,SuzanneDorothy Elizabeth II Medical CentreTrust, to occupy the positionChlebinski,Stasia Hill DeborahLisetteCollyer, Elizabeth Hodgetts,SonyaLouise recentlyvacatedby Dr W. D. Roberts.KEITH WILSON,Davis,PatriciaJane

Della-Vedova,Diana Jones,StephenJohn Minister for Health.

MEDICAL ACT 1894

MEDICAL AMENDMENT RULES No. 21988

MADE by the Medical Board and approvedby His Excellencythe Governor in ExecutiveCouncil.Citation

1. Theserules may be cited as theMedical AmendmentRulesNo. 2 1988.Commencement

2. Theserulesshall comeinto operationon 1 January1989.

Schedule1 amended3. Schedule 1 to theMedical Rules 1987 is amendedin item 2 by deleting"50.00" and

substitutingthefollowing-

" 120.00[5Published in the Gazetteof 31 December1987 at pages4572-4579.For amendmentsto

24 November1988seeGazetteof 27 May1988.}

PETERBRINE,President,

Medical Board.

Approvedby His ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.G. PEARCE,

Clerk of theCouncil.

4820 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [9 December 1988

QUEEN ELIZABETH II MEDICAL CENTRE ACT 1966QUEENELIZABETH II MEDICAL CENTREDELEGATED SITE

AMENDMENT BY-LAWS 1988

MADE by the Boardof theSir CharlesGairdnerHospitalundersection13 2e in its capacityasa delegateunder section13 with theapprovalof His ExcellencytheGovernorgivenon therecommendationof The QueenElizabeth II Medical CentreTrust.

Citation1. Theseby-lawsmay be citedas the QueenElizabeth II Medical CentreDelegatedSite

AmendmentBy-laws1988.

Principalby-laws2. In theseby-laws,theQueenElizabeth II Medical CentreDelegatedSite By-laws 1 986*

arereferredto as theprincipalby-laws.[*published in theGazetteof 24 October1986 at pp. 3947-3954.]

By-law25 amended3. By-law 25 of theprincipal by-laws is amended-

a by inserting aftersub-bylaw3 thefollowing sub-bylaw-" 3a The chargeprescribedfor thepurposesof sub-bylaw3 is 20c for every3

hoursor part thereof. "; andb in sub-bylaw4 by deleting"valid".

By-law26 repealedandaby-lawsubstituted4. By-law 26 of the principalby-laws is repealedandthefollowing by-law is substituted-

Parkingpermits26. 1 Thesecretarymay issueto a personwho complieswith this by-law an annual

permit or a temporarypermit authorizingthat personto park a vehicle in a parkingfacility.

2 The feepayablefor anannualpermitshall be $52 which shall bepayable-a in advancein full;b in advancefor each3 monthlyperiod;orc eachfortnight by payroll deduction.

3 The secretarymayissue a temporary.permit to a personwherehe considerstheissue of an annualpermit would be impracticableor inappropriateand a temporarypermitmaybe in respectof suchperiodand shall be paid for at suchtime and in suchmanneras the secretarymay determinein eachcasebut the fee in all casesshall bepayableandcalculatedattherateof $1 perweek or part thereof.

4 An applicationby a personfor anannualpermitor a temporarypermitshall be-a madein accordancewith the form approvedby the secretary;b accompaniedby a deposit fee of $10 for theissueof a boomgatecontrol card,

exceptwherethepaymentof that fee is waivedby thesecretary,andin thecaseof anapplicationfor anannualpermit-

c accompaniedby the fee payableunder sub-bylaw 2 a or b or where apersonintends to pay each fortnight by way of payroll deduction,a procuration authorityin theform approvedby thesecretary.

5 A personholding anannualpermitor a temporarypermitwhich will soonexpirewhodesiresto obtain a further permitof eitherclassmay without completinga furtherapplicationform requestthesecretaryto issue a furtherpermit and thesecretarymayissue a furtherpermit-

a in thecaseof anannualpermit, on paymentof thefeereferredto in sub-bylaw2 in themannerprescribedby that sub-bylaw;or

b in thecaseof a temporarypermit,in accordancewith sub-bylaw3.6 Notwithstandingsub-bylaws1 to 5, the secretarymay waive the fee for an

annualpermit or a temporarypermit in any casewherehe considersthereare propergroundsfor so doing.

7 A permit may authorizeparking in a specifiedportion of a parking facility oranywherewithin eithera specifiedparkingfacility or anyparkingfacility.

8 The useof a permitissuedto a personis valid-a if issuedin relationto a specifiedvehicleorclassof vehicle, for thepurposesof

parkingonly thevehicleor classof vehicle so specified;b if issuedfor the purposesof parkinga vehicle ownedby a specifiedperson or

class of persons,for the purposesof parking only a vehicle owned by thepersonor classof personsso specified;

c if issued for the purposesof parking a vehicle in a specifiedportion of aparking facility or a specifiedparking facility, for the purposesof parking avehicleonly in theportion of aparkingfacility orparkingfacility so specified;

d if issuedfor thepurposesof parkinga vehicle duringspecified hours,for thepurposesof parkinga vehicleonly duringthe hoursso specified;

e for thepurposesof parkinga vehicleonly duringthe periodof time specifiedinor providedfor by thepermit.

9 The Secretarymaycancela permit if-a a vehicle in respectof which the permit is issued is parkedin the site in

contraventionof theseby-laws;b thepersonin relationto whom thepermitis issuedcommitsanoffenceagainst

theseby-laws;c the personin relation to whom the permit is issuedceasesto have a connec

tion with thesite; ord anychargerequiredto bepaid in relationto thepermit remainsunpaid.

9 December19881 GOVERNMENTGAZETTE, WA 4821

10 A personshall not usea permit for a purposethat is not valid under sub-bylaw8.

11 In this by-law-"specified"meansspecifiedin therelevantpermit. ".

By-laws26A and26B inserted5. After by-law 26 of theprincipalby-lawsthefollowing by-lawsare inserted-

Refundof parking permit fees26A. 1 A refundin relation to a fee for a permit paid in advanceshall be madein

accordancewith sub-bylaw 2 to a person whose employment at the Hospitalterminatesor who is grantedabsenceon long serviceleave or sick leavein relation toemploymentat theHospitalfor a periodof 4 consecutiveweeksor longer.

2 The refundshallbe-a in thecaseof a personwhoseemploymentterminates,anamountin thesame

proportion to the amountof fee paid as is representedby the period of thepermit which remainsunexpiredafter the last day of serviceof thepersoninproportionto theperiodfor which thepermitwasissued;and

b in thecaseof a persongrantedabsenceon long serviceleaveor sick leave,anamountin thesameproportionto theamountof feepaid as is representedbytheperiodof leavein proportionto theperiodfor which thepermitwasissued.

Removalof vehicles26B. 1 A vehicleparkedin breachof theseby-laws or a vehicle whichis believedto

have been left on the site for more than 3 days may be removedby order of thesecretaryto thesecuritycompoundwithin thesite andtherestored.

2 For thepurposeof removinga vehicleunder sub-bylaw1, an authorizedpersonmaytake suchactionby way of unlocking,driving, towingor otherwiseasis reasonablynecessary.

3 The Boardof theHospital may retainpossessionof a vehicle removedandstoredunderthis by-law until theownerof that vehiclehaspaidto theBoardfeesfor recoveryof it at therateof $50 for the first 24 hoursor part thereofand $5 for each 7 daysorpart thereofthereafter. ".

By-law 27A inserted6. After by-law 27 of theprincipal by-laws,thefollowing by-law is inserted-

Offences27A. A personwho contravenesor fails to comply with anyof theprovisionsof these

by-lawscommitsanoffence. ".

By-law 30 amended7. By-law 30 of theprincipal by-lawsis amendedin sub-bylaw1 by deleting"officer" and

substitutingthefollowing-attendant ".

By-law 32 repealedandaby-law substituted8. By-law 32 of theprincipalby-lawsis repealedandthefollowing by-law is substituted-

32. 1 Subject to sub-bylaw2, an authorizedpersonmay by notice in theform ofForm 3 in Schedule3 servedon theallegedoffenderwithdraw aninfringementnotice.

2 A personshall not be authorizedto withdraw aninfringementnotice which wasissuedby that person. ".

By-law 34 repealedanda by-law substituted9. By-law 34 of theprincipal by-lawsis repealedandthefollowing by-law is substituted-

Prosecutions34. Proceedingsfor an offenceagainsttheseby-laws may be taken by an authorized

personholding thepost of Administrative Officer underthecontrolof thesecretary. ".

Schedule1 repealed10. Schedule1 to theprincipal by-lawsis repealed.

Schedule2 amended11. Schedule2 to the principalby-laws is amended-

a in the items relating to by-laws 4, 9 and 10 by deleting"50" and substituting thefollowing-

" 45b by deleting the first item relating to by-law 25 4 and substituting the following

item-25 3 Parkingwithout paying

therequiredcharge 10 "c in the seconditem relating to by-law 25 4 by deleting"Failure to displaya valid

permit" andsubstitutingthefollowing-Failureto displaya ticket or permit in requiredmanner ";

d by deletingtheitem relatingto by-law 26 7; ande by deletingtheitem relatingto by-law 26 and substitutingthefollowing-

26 10 Usinga permit for a purposethat is not valid 10 ".

4822 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA [9 December1988

Schedule3 amended12. Schedule3 to theprincipal by-lawsis amended-

a in Form 2 by deleting"Traffic Officer" and substitutingthefollowing-Parkingattendantor authorizedperson "; and

b in Form 3 by deleting"Traffic officer or ".

The Common Seal of the Board of Sir CharlesGairdner Hospital was affixed in the presenceof-

J. J. TATE.B. LANGSLOW.

Recommendedby The QueenElizabeth II MedicalCentreTrust.

G. C. KENNEDY,J. C. McNULTY.

Approvedby His ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.

G. PEARCE,Clerk of theCouncil.

POISONSACT 1964

POISONSSCHEDULEDSUBSTANCESAMENDMENT ORDERNo. 41988

MADE by His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation1. This order may be cited as the PoisonsScheduledSubstancesAmendmentOrder

No. 41988.

Commencement2. This ordershall comeinto operationon theday that it is publishedin the Government

Gazette.

AppendixA amended3. AppendixAC to thePoisonsAct 1964 is amended-

a in the Third Scheduleby inserting in the appropriatealphabeticalposition, thefollowing item-

NICOTINE in chewing tablets containing2 mg or less of nicotine per tablet,whenpackedand labelledasan aid to withdrawal from tobaccosmoking. ";

andb in the SeventhSchedulein the item commencing"NICOTINE" by inserting in

paragrapha after "the" thefollowing-Third, ".

[*Reprjnted as at 18 November1986. For amendmentsto 28 October 1988 seepp. 114-115of1987 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia and Gazettesof 5 February 1988 and 2September1988.]

By His Excellency’sCommand,G. PEARCE,

Clerkof theCouncil.

HEALTH ACT 1911

HEALTH MEAT INSPECTION AND BRANDING AMENDMENTREGULATIONS No.5 1988

MADE by His ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.Citation

1. Theseregulationsmay becitedas theHealthMeat Inspectionand Branding AmendmentRegulationsNo. 51988.

ScheduleC amended2. Schedule C to the Health Meat Inspection and Branding Regulations 1950" is

amendedin Table 2 underthe heading"Local Authoritiesto which thescalesapply"-

a in ScaleI by deleting"Shire of Manjimup"; andb by insertingafter "Shire of Derby/WestKimberley" thefollowing-

" ScaleNShireof Manjimup ".

[*Reprinted in the Gazetteof 25 August 1988 at pp. 3243-3270.For amendmentsto 10November1988seeGazettesof 2 and30 September1988.]


Clerk oftheCouncil.

9 December1988] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 4823

HEALTH ACT 1911

HEALTH PESTICIDES AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.31988

MADE by His ExcellencytheGovernorin Executive Council on theadviceof the PesticidesAdvisory Committee.

Citation1. Theseregulationsmaybe citedas theHealthPesticidesAmendmentRegulationsNo.

3 1988.

Commencement2. Theseregulationsshall comeinto operationon 1 January1989.

Principal regulations3. In theseregulationsthe Health PesticidesRegulations 1956* are referredto as the

principal regulations.[*Published in the Gazetteof 29 March 1983 at pp. 1061-1082. For amendmentsto 28

October1988 seepp. 276-277of 1 987 Index to Legislationof WesternAustralia and Gazettesof 15 and22April 1988 and8 July 1988.]

Regulation 6B inserted4. After regulationGA of theprincipal regulationsthefollowing regulationis inserted-

Reviewof registeredpesticideand label every 6 years" 6B. 1 Notwithstandingregulation6A 4, the ExecutiveDirector, Public Health

shall reviewa registeredpesticideand thelabel relatingto it within-

a 6 years from the dayon which theapplicationfor registrationwas recordedintheregisterunderregulation5; and

b everyfollowing 6 yearperiod.2 After carryingouta reviewreferredto in subregulation1 theExecutiveDirector,

Public Healthmay-a canceltheregistrationof apesticideor thelabelrelatingto it, orboth; orb subjectto subregulation3 direct thepersonin whosenamethepesticideand

thelabel relatingto it is registeredto provide a new labelwithin a period of 3months.

3 The Executive Director, Public Health may vary the period referred to insubregulation2 b. ".

Regulation19AA inserted5. After regulation19A of theprincipal regulationsthefollowing regulationis inserted-

Transportationof diluted pesticides19AA. A personshall not transporta pesticidein a public placein a diluted form orto

which any other substancehasbeenaddedunlessthe name and concentrationof thechemicalis clearly markedon thecontainer in letterswith a minimum height of 100mm. ".

Regulations21A to 21D repealedandregulations 21A to 21F substituted

6. Regulations21A to 21D of the principal regulationsare repealedand the followingregulationsaresubstituted-

Definition of "usedpesticidecontainer"21A. 1 Subjectto subregulation2 for the purposesof regulations21B, 21C, 21D

and21E-"usedpesticidecontainer" meansa container-

a which hascontainedpesticide;or

b in which pesticideis contained.2 Subregulation1 doesnot applyto a containerdesignedto contain lessthan-

a 2 L of liquid pesticide;or

b 2 kg of solid pesticide,whenusedfor domesticor homegardenpurposes.Disposalof usedpesticidecontainers

21B. UnlesstheExecutiveDirector, Public Health in any particularcaseotherwisedirects, a person shall, after disposingof the contents if any in accordancewithregulation21F and washingout theusedpesticidecontainer,disposeof a usedpesticidecontainerby oneof thefollowing methods-

a by arrangementwith a local rubbishcollectionagency;b at a local shire rubbish tip after the ownerof the container,by puncturing,

breakingor flatteningit, hasrenderedthecontainerunusable;or

c subjectto regulation21C by buryingon theproperty of the ownerof theusedpesticidecontainer.

Disposal onprivate property21C. Where a usedpesticidecontaineris disposedof by the method referredto in

regulation21B c theownershall ensurethat theusedpesticidecontainer-

a is renderedunusableby puncturing,breakingor flatteningit; and

b is buried at least0.5 m belownaturalground level in a placewhich is situatedat least30 m from anywater courseand a minimum of 3 m above thewatertable.


Cleansing,reuseandlabelling ofa usedpesticidecontainer

21D. 1 Subjectto subregulation2, a usedpesticidecontainermay be reusedafterit hasbeen-

a cleansedin a mannerapprovedby theExecutiveDirector, Public Health;andb subject to subregulation3 clearly labelled "USED PESTICIDE CON

TAINER".2 A containerreferredto in subregulation1 shall not be-

a usedto containsubstancesor foodstuffsfor humanoranimalconsumption;or

b reusedas a pesticidecontainer.3 A personwho reusesa usedpesticidecontaineron the property of the ownerof

theusedpesticidecontaineris not requiredto comply with subregulation1 b.

Authority required for disposaletc.ofusedpesticidecontainers

21E. 1 A person shall not undertake to collect and dispose of used pesticidecontainersfor rewardunlessthe personholds a written authority from the ExecutiveDirector,Public Healthapprovingtheperson’smethodsof collectionanddisposal.

2 The ExecutiveDirector, PublicHealthmay-a impose anyconditionson anauthorityreferredto in subregulation1; or

b atanytime cancelorrevokeanysuchauthority.Disposalof pesticides

21F. 1 Pesticidesmaybedisposedof-a by usingin accordancewith thelabel registeredin respectof thepesticide;

b by destroyingby chemical meansapprovedby theExecutiveDirector, PublicHealth;

c by incineratingat high temperaturein an incineratorapprovedby theExecutive Director,Public Health;

d in a mannerapprovedby theExecutiveDirector, Public Health in a gazettedland-fill site;

e where thepesticidecontainsless than 500 mL or 500 g of active constituentand thematerial doesnot containa prescribedorganochlorineor a substancespecifiedin theSeventhSchedulein AppendixA to thePoisonsAct 1964, byburying at least0.5 m below naturalground level in a pit lined with anequalvolume or weight of lime situatedat least30 m from any water courseand aminimum of 3 m abovethewatertable;

f where thepesticidecontainsa prescribedorganochlorineor a substancespecifled in the SeventhSchedulein Appendix A to the Poisons Act 1964, byburying the pesticide in accordancewith paragraphe after obtaining thepermissionof and subjectto any conditions imposedby the ExecutiveDirector, Public Health; or

g by any other methodapprovedin writing by the ExecutiveDirector, PublicHealth.

2 For thepurposesof subregulation1 "prescribedorganochlorine"shall have thesamemeaningas in.regulation54. ".

Regulation78 amended7. Regulation 78 of the principal regulations is amended by deleting "21D" and

substitutingthefollowing-

21B ".

Regulation79 repealedand aregulationsubstituted8. Regulation 79 of the principal regulationsis repealedand the following regulationis

substituted-

Disposalof usedpesticidecontainersfollowing aerialsprayingetc.

79. 1 When pesticidesare used by being sprayed,spreador dispersedfrom anaircraft in flight, a persontaking part in thespraying,spreadingand dispersalshall notleaveusedpesticidecontainersunattendedon any landwhich is not ownedor occupiedby him unless the owner or occupier of the land is notified in writing before thecontainersareleft on theland.

2 Whenusedpesticidecontainersareleft on any land-a the personleaving thecontainersshall ensurethat they aresealedand clearly

labelledwith particularsoftheir previouscontents;andb theowneror occupierof thelandshall ensurethat thecontainersare-

i cleaned,reusedandlabelled;or

ii disposedof,in accordancewith theseregulations.

3 In subregulation1-"the owner or occupier" in relation to land which is Crown land means the

ExecutiveDirector,Public Health.4 In this regulation-

"used pesticide container" shall have the same meaning as in regulation 21A1. ".

Regulation 81A inserted9. After regulation81 of theprincipal regulationsthefollowing regulationis inserted-

Prescribedbody under section246BA b81A. A body specifiedin ScheduleF is a prescribedbody for thepurposesof section

246BA b. ".


Regulation 82 amended10. Regulation82 of theprincipal regulationsis amended-

a in the Table to subregulation1-i by insertingafter "19," thefollowing-

" 19AA, "; andii by deleting"21A 2," andsubstitutingthefollowing-

" 21B, 21C, 21D,2, "; andb in subregulation2 by deleting"21C,".

ScheduleB amended11. ScheduleB to theprincipal regulationsis amendedby deletingthefollowing item-

Paraquat-exceptfor-

ScheduleF added

a Paraquatpreparationscontaining not less than 0.05 per cent of 2-amino-4, 5-dihydro-6-methyl-4-propyl-s-triazel1,5-a pyrimidin-5-one; or

b Paraquat preparations containing not more than 3 per cent ofParaquat. ".

* 12. After ScheduleE to theprincipal regulationsthefollowing Scheduleis added-

SCHEDULEF

PrescribedBodiesUnderSection246BAbRegulation81A

Item Name of body

12

TechnicalCommitteeon Agricultural ChemicalsTCACTechnicalCommitteeon VeterinaryDrugsTCVD

By His Excellency’sCommand,

G. PEARCE,Clerkof theCouncil.

POISONSACT 1964

POISONSAMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.51988

MADE by His Excellencythe Governorin ExecutiveCouncil.Citation

1. Theseregulationsmaybe citedasthePoisonsAmendmentRegulationsNo. 5 1988.

Appendix J amended2. Appendix J to thePoisonsRegulations1 965* is amendedby inserting after the item

commencing"LOPERAMIDE" thefollowing item-

NICOTINE, whenincludedin theThird Schedule. ".[*Reprinted in the Gazette of 5 August 1987 at pp. 2987-3078. For amendmentsto

28 October 1988 see pp. 344-345 of 1987 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia andGazettesof 18 March 1988 and27 May 1988.]


Clerk of theCouncil.

POLICE AUCTION

UNDER the provisions of the Police Act 1892-1983unclaimedstolen and foundproperty will be sold by publicauctionat the Property Tracing Section, Police Complex,Clarkson Road, Maylandson Tuesday, 13 December1988commencingat9.00 am.

Auction to be conductedby Mr K. Treloar GovernmentAuctioneer.

B. BULL,Commissionerof Police.

POLICE ACT 1892-1982

THE following abandonedand unclaimedproperty will besold by Public Auction at 95 Forrest Avenue, Bunbury at1830 hoursonThursday,15thDecember,1988.Conditionsof sale-

1. The highestbiddershall be thepurchaser.2. The vendor shall have theright to bid by the auc

tioneeror thevendor’sagentfor any lot offered.

3. The auctioneer may without giving any reason,thereforerefuseto acceptthebid of any personorpersonsand may decline the offer for any lot orwithdraw any lot or lots from thesale.

4. Shouldanydisputeariseas to anybid, therelevantlot or lots may at the option of the auctioneerbeputup again andresold.

5. No allowanceor refundswill be madenor will anybuyerbe permittedto reject any lot on thegroundthat it is not correctlydescribed;thesaidlots are tobe taken with all the faults if any and will be atthebuyer’s risk on thefall of thehammer.

6. All goods which have beenpaidfor in full must beremovedby the purchaserat the purchaser’sexpenseby thecloseof sale.

7. Time shallbe theessenceof thesale of any lot.

8. Whilst every carehasbeentaken in thedescriptionof thepropertytheauctioneerand/orvendoracceptno responsibility for any misdescriptionand makeno warrantywhatsoever.

A65651-2

9. Paymentstrictly on fall of hammer.


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GentsSportsworld27" 10 speedLadiesRecordpink, carrierandbasketGentsAussie,27" blueLadies,Kuwahara,10 speed,silverBoys, Rinser,20" yellowGentsSpeedwell,blueGentsRicardo blue,2 bicycle mudguardcoversone

28" racingbicycle wheel

OtherPropertyYamaha750cc MotorcycleframeQuantityPeterJacksonCigarettesKambrook Kettle, General Electric Iron, Hanimex

Heatwavefan, EspadaTV Thorn make,NationalPanasonicRadio, Highlight bed light, NationalPanasonic Radio, Audio Tape Recorder, PyeAudio Cassette recorder, Bead wall hanging,Makita electric drill, General electric food processorandattachments,Childsquilt

77550 RankArenaRefrigerator4 paintedwoodenstoolswhite

77600 4 Holdenhubcaps,chrome77625 CarRadioCassette3 in 1 speakers,makeunknown82582 Concreteaboriginalgardenornament82598 Realistic FM wireless P.A. System, Realistic

Handpiece82623 Sharpsolar cellpocketcalculation82624 ComputecSolarcell calculator,1 AC/DC T-shirt.82626 3 combinationpadlocks82685 2 Pioneer4" carspeakers00710 Spirit Nip pourer61217 CrescentSpanner20"61218 Pairjumper leads

LambskinSteeringwheel cover"Dick Smith" CarRadio/CassetteLengthwhite nylon rope

83686 SteelJerryCan 20 litre green77196 SantestaBeachTowel, Daiwa fishing reel line at

tached broken base plate, two piece "JarvisWalker" fishing rod, BeachTowel, "Sportsfisher"004 fishing reel,cloth rodcover.

77197 BeachTowel AustralianFlagDesign77202 Yamahaunlicensedmotorcycle250cc90599 Batteryoperatedpump00303 Shovelandpartlyusedbagof cement00307 Plasticfishing box with assortedtackle00312 Singlewaterski, "Jobe"make,blue00318 Two oval spotlightswith black plastichousing,two

RKR make TW 165 two-way car Hifi speakers160mm sizeOne PioneerRadio CasetteModel KP-2500AXOne Ferris Graphic Equalizer Model FA 504, 5channel

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Comprehensivelist of propertyfor sale by PoliceAuctionto be held at 95 ForrestAvenue,Bunbury at 1830 hoursonThursday15th December,1988.

BicyclesLadies28" RedwheelmissingGentsAussie10 speedGirls Raleigh18"Girls Malvern Star20" damaged2 x 18" wheels,handlebarBoysBMX Malvern StardamagedGirls 18" Blue damagedBoys bicycle parts18" wheelGentsSuperBluebird 10 speedracerLadiesMalvern Star27"Boysbicycle partsBMXBoysBMX 20"BoysRoadkingBMX damagedGentsCustomBuilt 10 speedracerGentsGrandPnix racer27"BoysBMX 20"BoysBMX 20"BoysBMX 20" RedBoysBMX 16" RedChild’s RoadkingMega powerdamagedBoysThunderbolt20"BoysWheelerBMX 20"BoysBMX 12"Gentsracer28" whiteGentsSportsworld 10 speed28"Girls BMX 20"Gents26"LadiesIndi-500 no wheelsGentsPeugeotlOspeed28"BoysBMX 18" damagedLadiesMalvern Star27"GentsBluebird 28"GentsAussieracer26"LadiesIndi-500 3 speedBoysRaleighBMX typeframeonlyGentsParker27"Ladies Cyclops 10 speed27"Girls ThunderboltScrambler18"Ladies Ricardo27"BoysBMX Black,pedal missing.BoysBMX chrome,pedalbroken.BoysBMX chromeBoysBMX Greenrusty conditionBoysBMX redGentsmdi 500 whiteBoys Intrepid BMXGents10 Speedracer,red, wheeland pedalmissingGentsGordonson10 speedracerBoysRelianceBMXGentsGordonson27"LadiesRoadking5 speedGentsComer28" 10 speedracerBoysBMX typegoldBoysDevil BMX redLadies26" bronzeBoysHiriser Green,white mudguards,old styleGents28" 10 speedBMX type handlebarsBoysHardtail BMX, redLadies27" blue rusty conditionGentsracerblue,handpaintedLadies Ricardo,GreenHiriser handlebarsLadies Indi 500 27"Ladies28" redGentsPeugeot,no seator mudguardsGentsgreendamagedseat,old conditionGents27" green,white mudguardsGentsCyclops10 speedredLadiesSelect10 speedblue


Carry bag containing items of clothing andsurfboardwax2 Golfclubs-6& 7 Irons3 canefans wall ornamentPlastic bag with bottle tops, brewerssterilizer, culturedlageryeastAungercan louvre,blackdamagedRedvelcrowalletFloral purseGardenHoe,shovel,aluminiumstepladderroll plastic 5’ wideSteelboattraiier attachmentSmall silver glomeshpurseWhite metalbraceletAthletic medalnot engravedLadiesWhite metalbraceletVinyl "Avon" walletYellow metal dress ring, Yellow metal engagementring.DaveyWaterpump Model 818-20 5 HP BniggsandStrattonIndustrial, CommercialDaveyFirefightingunit, 3 lengthsgardenhose

00014 750ml bottle QueenAdelaideReisling

Racingto bestrictly confinedto BrodieHall Drive, SarichWay, in theTechnologyParkat Bentley.No racingto continue to thehoursof danknessasdefinedby theRoadTrafficCode.

Datedat Perthon 7 December1988.

IAN TAYLOR,Minister for Police.

ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1974

I, IAN FREDERICK TAYLOR, being theMinister for theCrown for the time being administering the Road TrafficAct 1974, actingpursuantto thepowersconferredby section831 of that Act, herebyapprovethe suspensionof regulations madeundersuchAct on thecarniagewaysmentionedhereunder,within theShire of Swanand nominatedfor thepurposeof Cycle Racingby membersof theMidland Amateur Cycling Club on variousdates, 1988 and 1989, betweenthehoursof 9 amand10 am.

Racing to be strictly confined to Albert Road, DalgetyRoadandSwanRoad.

Datedat Perthon 7 December1988.IAN TAYLOR,Minister for Police.

ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1974

I, IAN FREDERICK TAYLOR being the Minister for theCrown for the time being administering the RoadTrafficAct 1974, actingpursuantto thepowersconferredby section83 1 of that Act, herebyapprovethe suspensionof regulationsmadeundersuchAct on the carriagewaysmentionedhereunder,within the City of Perthand nominatedfor thepurposeof cycle racingby membersof theProfessionalCyclist Associationon variousdatesand timesin the monthsofJanuaryandFebruary1989.

ROAD TRAFFICACT 1974I, IAN FREDERICK TAYLOR, being the Minister for theCrown for the time being administeringthe Road TrafficAct 1974, actingpursuantto thepowersconferredby section831 of that Act, hereby approvethe suspensionof regulationsmadeundersuchAct on thecarriagewaysmentionedhereunder,within the City of Bunbury and nominatedforthe purposeof Bunbury Annual Tniathion by membersoftheBunburyTriathlonClub on 11 December1988, betweenthehoursof 9.00amand 12 Noon.

Racingto bestrictly confinedto Minninup Road,NampupStreet,Murray Street,Nyabing Way, GeographWay, FraserStreet,WittenoomStreetandSymmonsStreetin Bunbury.

Datedat Perthon 7 December1988.

IAN TAYLOR,Minister for Police.

TRANSPORTCO-ORDINATION ACT 1966

TRANSPORTCOUNTRY TAXI-CAR AMENDMENT REGULATIONS No.51988

MADE by theLieutenant-GovernorandDeputyof theGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil.

Citation1. Theseregulationsmay becitedas theTransportCountry Taxi-car AmendmentRegu

lationsNo. 51988.

Regulation30 amended2. Regulation30 of theTransportCountry Taxi-car Regulations1982* is amendedin the

Table-a in theitem headed"AREA 1" by deleting", Dundas";andb in the item headed "AREA 5" by deleting "and Esperance"and substituting the

following-DundasandEsperance ".

[C Published in the Gazetteof 23 July 1982 at pp. 2853-61.For amendmentsto 25 October1988 seepages387-8 of 1987 Index to Legislation of WesternAustralia and Gazettes of 11March 1988, 17 June 1988, 15 July 1988 and30 September1988.]

By orderof theLieutenantGovernorand* Deputy oftheGovernor,

G. PEARCE,Clerk of theCouncil.

BUNBURY PORT AUTHORITY ACT 1909

Notice

Applicationsfor Lease

IN accordancewith provisionsof section25 of the BunburyPort Authority Act 1909, notice is given of the followingapplicationsfor the leaseof land within the Port area forperiodsexceeding3 yearsfor thepurposessetforth-

1 Simto ResourcesLimited-Storage of MineralSands.

2 CableSandsW.A. Pty. Ltd.-Storageof MineralSands.

3 Dyno Industries-Storageof Methenol.

Dated6 December1988.

B. P. CUNNINGHAM,GeneralManager.

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FISHERIESACT 105

Notice No. 373

184/51 and282/70PURSUANT to sections9 and 11 of the Act I hereby prohibit all personsfromtaking or attemptingto take-

a anyspeciesof fish knownasor called"rock lobster"by any meansof capturewhatsoeverin thewatersspecified in the First Scheduleduring the periodcommencingon 1 July and endingon 14 Novemberin every year;

b anyspeciesof fish knownasor called "rock lobster"by any meansof capturewhatsoeverin the watersspecifiedin theSecondScheduleduringthe periodcommencingon 1 July in any year and ending on14 Marchnext following; and

c the speciesof fish known as or called "WesternRock Lobster" Panulirus cygnus by any meansofcapture whatsoever in all Western Australianwatersduringtheperiodcommencingon 1 July andendingon 14 Novemberin everyyear.

First ScheduleAll watersof the Indian Ocean and the SouthernOcean

southof 21 O44 South latitude.

FISHERIESACT 1905

PartIII B-ProcessingEstablishments

FD 130/66THE public is herebynotified that I haveapprovedan application to transfertheprocessinglicence for establishmentat8-10 Boyd Crescent,Hamilton Hill 6163. The processinglicencehasbeen transferredfrom SeafeastSalesPty Ltd toAnchorageInvestmentsPty Ltd.

B. K. BOWEN,Directorof Fisheries.

FISHERIESACT 1905PartIII B-ProcessingEstablishments

THE public is herebynotified that I haveapprovedan application to transfer the processinglicence for the establishment at 12 MewsRd, Fremantle.The processinglicencehasbeen transferredfrom Planet FisheriesPty Ltd to PlanetFisheriesWA Pty Ltd.

B. K. BOWEN,Directorof Fisheries.

SecondScheduleI The watersof the Abrolhos Islandsareaboundedby a*

line commencingfrom theintersectionof 27°30’ South latitudeand 112*50East longitudeand extendingin aneasterlydirection to the intersection of 27*30 South latitude and113*37 Eastlongitude; thencesoutheasterlyto theintersection of 28’45’ South latitude and 114*10 East longitude;thencesoutheasterlyto theintersectionof 29°30’ South latitudeand 114*30East longitude;thencewestto 112*50 Eastlongitude;thencenorthto thestartingpoint; or

ii wheremarker buoys marked"FisheriesDept MarkerBuoy" are positionedby a FisheriesInspectoron or nearthenorthern boundaryas describedin i above, that boundaryshall be a seriesof straight lines commencingfrom theintersectionof 27°30’ South latitude and 112’SO’ East longitudeand extendingin aneasterlydirection to the mostwesterlymarker buoy; thencein an easterlydirection to each subsequent marker buoy to the most easterlymarker buoy;thence to the intersection of 27°30’ South latitude and113’37’ Eastlongitude.

Notice No. 82, publishedin the GovernmentGazetteon28 September1979, is cancelled.

Dated25 November1988.

JULIAN GRILL,Minister for Fisheries.

FISHERIESACT 1905


THE public is herebynotified that I have approvedanapplication to transfer the processinglicence for the establishment at 16 CunninghamSt, Geraldton.The processinglicencehasbeen transferredfrom PlanetFisheriesPty Ltd toPlanetFisheriesWA Pty Ltd.

FISHERIESACT 1905

B. K. BOWENDirectorof Fisheries.


THE public is herebynotifiedthat I haveapprovedanapplication to transfer the processinglicence for the establishmentatLot 63 DoustStreet,Jurien.The ProcessingLicencehas been transferred from Planet Fisheries Pty Ltd toPlanetFisheriesWA Pty Ltd.

B. K. BOWEN,Director of Fisheries.

HOUSING LOAN GUARANTEE ACT 1957

* HOUSINGLOAN GUARANTEE APPROVED HOUSINGSCHEME ORDER 1988

MADE by theLieutenant-Governorand Deputy of the Governorin Executive Council undersection7C.

Citation1. This Order may be cited as the Housing Loan GuaranteeApprovedHousing Scheme

Order 1988.

Commencement2. This Order shall come into operation on the day on which it is published in the

GovernmentGazette.

Low Start Loan Scheme3. The housingschemein the Scheduleto this Order is an approvedhousingschemefor

thepurposesof theAct.

SCHEDULELow StartLoan Scheme

1. To beeligible underthis scheme-a theapplicantshall declarein a mannersatisfactoryto theMinister that theapplicant

intends to usethe housethesubjectof theapplicationfor the applicantand spouseanddependantsof theapplicant;and

b the applicantshall not be the ownereither as joint tenantor tenant in common,ofanyresidentialpropertyotherthantheland thesubjectoftheapplication.

2. The maximumvalue of the land and houseto be erectedor purchasedby the applicantshall not exceed$61 000 or suchother amountas is fixed by the Minister in relation to theareain which the houseis or will be situated.

9 December1988] GOVERNMENTGAZETTE, WA 4829

3. The minimum deposit to be paidby the applicantin respectof the property shall be 10per cent of the lending institution valuation subject to a reduction in respectof dependentchildren of an amount to 5 per cent of that valuation at the discretion of the lendinginstitution.

4. The maximumvalueof theloan shall not exceed$51 000 or suchotheramountas is fixedundersection7B of the Act by theMinister in relationto the areain which thehouseis or willbesituated.

5. Provisionis to bemadefor repaymentof theloanincluding provisionsfor-a instalmentsduring the first year of the loan to be not less than 25 per cent of the

gross family incomeof the applicant as assessedby the lending institution by itsusualprocedures;

b calculation of a notional rateof interest,using the 25 per cent referredto in paragraph a, the credit foncier methodand the initial loan value,that notional rate ofinterestto bebelow theprevailingrateof interestchargedby thelending institutionon new owneroccupierhomeloansthe "specifiedrate"; and

c deferring of intereston theloan with-i the initial defermentbeing not more than 5 percentagepoints below the

specifiedrateand theminimum notional rateof interestso reachedbeingnotlessthan 10 per cent;

ii the notional rateof interestat the start of the loan to be increasedby 0.5percentagepointson eachanniversarydate of the loan until thenotional rateequalsthespecifiedrateprevailingat thetime; and

iii thedefermentto ceaseby the endof the 10th yearof theloan with the lendinginstitution to adjusttheinstalmentspayableduringthefirst 10 yearsto ensurethat thespecifiedrateis so achieved.

6. The lending institution will require any moneys received by the applicant by way offinancialassistanceandpayableto theapplicantunder any law of the State or theCommonwealthin relation to subsidisingthepurchaseof housesby personseligible under that law tobepaidto thelending institution into theaccountof theapplicantwith thelending institutionin reductionof theloanto theapplicant.

By orderof theLieutenant-GovernorandDeputy oftheGovernor,G. PEARCE,

Clerkof theCouncil.

LAND ACT 1933

MeekatharraTownsite"CaravanPark"Land Release

Departmentof Land Administration,Perth,2 December1988.

ComesNo. 1308/987.

APPLICATIONS are invited under Section 117 and 116 ofthe Land Act 1933 for the leasing of Meekatharra Lots 957and958 which havea total areaof about4.340 3 hectaresforthepurposeof "CaravanPark" for a term of 21 yearsat anannual rent of $5 040.00 plus payment of an ingoing premium of $35 000and subjectto thefollowing conditions.

SpecialConditionNo developmentmay be undertakenon Lot 958 until the

formalitiesassociatedwith:i the zoning amendmentto the MeekatharraTown

PlanningScheme,ii Townsiteboundaryamendmentandiii theexcisionof the lot from Reserve15815 have all

been completed.

Conditionsof lease1. The land shall not be used for any purposeother

than "CaravanPark"without theprior approvalinwriting of theMinister for Lands.

2. The rent shall be subjectto reappraisementat theend of the third yearof the term of the leaseandeachsuccessivethreeyearlyperiodthereafter.

3. The lesseeshall not withoutthe previousconsentinwriting of the Minister assign, transfer, mortgage

* sublet or part with thepossessionof the demisedland.

4. The lesseeshall commenceconstructionwithin 6monthsand thereaftercontinue constructionandcompleteand operatethe works within 18 monthsfrom the date of the commencementof the lease.Developmentrequiredunderthis condition will betheconstructionof a minimum of 60 caravanbaysandancillaryfacilities.

5. All buildings,erections,paving,drainageand otherworks shall be to the approvalof the Local Authority and the lesseeshall perform, dischargeandexecuteall requisitionsandworksunto thedemised

land as are or may be required by any local orpublic authorityoperatingunderanystatuteby-lawor regulation.

6. The lesseeshall indemnify the Minister againstallclaims for damageto property or personsarisingfrom theuseof theland.

7. The Minister or her representativemay entertheland for inspectionatanyreasonabletime.

8. The landshall be filled to levels specified by, andacceptableto theMinister or her nomineeand theShireCouncil.

9. Compensationwill not be payablefor damagebyflooding of thedemisedland.

10. Compensationshall not be payableto the lesseeinrespectof any improvementseffectedby him on thedemisedland and remainingthereonat the expiration or earlierdeterminationof thelease.

11. It shall be lawful for the lesseeat any time withinthe threecalendarmonths immediately followingthe expirationof the term or earlier determinationof the lease,to take down, removeand carry awayany buildings, structures,improvementsand plantthepropertyof thelessee.

12. On determinationof the lease,the lesseeshall fillin, consolidate and level off any unevenness,excavationor hole causedby him during thetermof theleaseor by removalof his improvementsandshall leave the demisedland in a clean,neat andtidy condition to the satisfactionof the ministerand shall remove any or all waste matter asrequiredby theMinister.

13. Subjectto Survey.

Methodof ApplicationIntendingapplicantsshall submittheir applications:

a Detailed plans of the proposed developmentrecognisingi the Town PlanningRegulationsand Building

By-Laws as administered by the Shire ofMeekatharraand

ii that no developmentmay be undertakenonLot 958 until the formalities associatedwiththelot asmentionedundertheheadingSpecialCondition,have beencompleted.


b Details of thetiming of the proposeddevelopment,includingdetailsof stagingwhereproposed,asfromthe dateof allocationof thesite.

c Details of costestimates,relatedto stagesof development.

ml Detailsof source/sof funds.e Details of any previousexperiencein thedevelop

mentand/ormanagementof similar projects.A personin the employ of the State mustapply through

theExecutiveDirector,Departmentof LandAdministrationfor the Governor’s permission to hold this land. Writtenapproval of the PermanentHead concerned should accompanysuchapplication.

Applicationsmust be lodged at the Departmentof LandAdministration, Perthby 4.00 pm Friday 6th January1989accompaniedby a deposit of $2 575.00 together with therequired developmentdetails and completedLand BoardQuestionnaire.

All applications lodged on or before that date will betreatedas having been receivedon the closing date and ifthereare more applicationsthan one for the lot the application to be grantedwill be decidedby the Land Boardwhich will sit on 24th January,1989.

GeneralInformationTraffic movementsalongtheGreatNorthernHighway are

poisedto increasetwofold, accordingto Main RoadsDepartment estimates,following the completionof the sealingofthe Newman to Port Hedland section of the Highwaytowards the end of 1989. Travelling distancenorth-southwill decreaseby 130 km via thecompletedhighway and isexpected to attract traffic away from the North WestCoastalHighway.

The Western Australian Tourism Commissionhas fundsavailableunder the headwork deferralprogrammeto assistdevelopersto spreadthe start-upcostsof headworkschargesi.e. power,waterand sewerage,up to a five yearperiod. TheCommission funds the servicing agent direct and thedeveloperrepaysthe moneyat treasuryinterestrates,withrepaymentsgearedto thecashflowof thebusiness.

The servicesbeing provided to the lots are a gravel road,power and water and the ingoing premium of $35 000 ispayablewithin 30 daysof acceptanceof application.

At any time during the currency of the lease, uponcompletion of the minimum developmentof 100 caravanbaysand ancillary facilities to the satisfactionof the Minister for Lands,considerationmay be given to the lesseeacquiring the freeholdof the land. In this regarda purchaseprice of $49 000 is fixed for MeekatharraLots 957 and 958which at the time of Crown Grant action will beamalgamatedas one lot. The purchaseprice will remainvalid for a periodof 3 yearsfrom the date of approvalof thelease.

LAND ACT 1933

Reserves

N.J. SMYTH,ExecutiveDirector.

Departmentof LandAdministration,Perth,9 December1988.

HIS ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto setapartas Public Reservesthe land describedbelow for thepurposetherein setforth.

File No. 3249/988.CHIDLOW-No. 40820 1.8059 Child Care Centreand

Park. Lot No. 266, Original PlanChidlow 38/6,Public PlanPerth1:2000 37.35and38.35 NorthcoteStreet.

File No. 1244/987.KALGOORLIE-No. 40730776 squaremetresUseand

Requirementsof theCommissionerof Main Roads.Lot No.4292, Original Plan 16915, Public Plan Kalgoorlie Boulder1:2000 28.40HicksStreet.

File No. 287/69.MOUNT HELENA-No. 40793 1 829 squaremetres

Useand Requirementsof theWesternAustralian Development Corporation. Lot No. 327, Diagram 73080, PublicPlanPerth1:2 000 34.33KeaneStreet.

File No. 2748/988.NORSEMAN-No. 40817 5060 squaremetresUse and

Requirementsof the Shire of Dundas. Lot No. 129, 133,134, 135 and136, Original Plan Norseman88/1,Public PlanNorseman Townsite Sheet 3 Mildura and GoodliffeStreets.

File No. 1458/58.SWAN-No. 40816 4048 square metres Use and Re

quirementsof theWesternAustralian DevelopmentCorporation. Location No. 7138, 7139, 11155 and 11156, Diagram88686, Public Plan Perth 1:2 000 18.29 Whitfield andHamilton Streets.

FileNo. 2754/988.WYNDHAM-No. 40792 1579 squaremetresUse and

Requirementsof theGovernmentEmployeesHousingAuthority. Lot No. 995 and 1343, Diagram 68934 and 75818,Public Plan Wyndham1:2 000 21.08, GreatNorthernHighway andKangarooRoad.

N. J. SMYTH,ExecutiveDirector.

AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES

BoddingtonTownsite


File No. 3330/11V4HIS ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve,underSection10 of theLand Act 1933 ofthe amendmentand medescription of the boundaries ofBoddingtonTownsite to comprisethe areadescribedin theSchedulehereunder.

ScheduleAll that portion of landboundedby lines starting from the

intersectionof theLeft Bankof theHothamRiver with theprolongationnorthwesterlyof thenortheasternboundaryofLot 18 of Williams Location 5020, as shownon Office ofTitles Plan 6071, and extendingsoutheasterlyto and alongthatboundaryto a northernboundaryof PartLocation8016as shown on Certificate of Title Volume 40 Folio 194A;thencewesterly, southwesterly, easterly, southerly, againsouthwesterly,southeasterly,again southwesterlyand westerly alongboundariesof that part locationto aneasternsideof RoadNumber687; thencenortherly alongthat sideto theprolongationeasterlyof thesouthernboundaryof Lot 1 ofLocation 6583 as shown on Office of Titles Plan 59902;thencewesterly to and along that boundary and westerlyalong the southernboundaryof Location 15755 to a southeasternsideof JarrahTerrace;thencesouthwesterlyalongthat side to the eastemnmostcorner of Lot 152 of Location6583 asshownon Office of Titles Plan15859; thencesoutheasterlyand southwesterlyalong boundariesof that lot andsouthwesterlyalong southeasternboundaries of Lots 151,150, 149, 148, 147 andLot 146 of Locations6583 and6582 toits southwesterncorner, thence northwesterly along thesouthwesternboundaryof that lot andonwardsto thesouthwesterncorner of Lot 145; thencegenerally northwesterlyalong boundariesof that lot and Lots 144 and 123 to asoutheasternside of RoadNumber 688; thencesouthwesterly andwesterlyalongsides of that roadto theprolongationnortherlyof theeasternboundaryof Lot 3 of Location6581as shownon Office of Titles Diagram6118; thencesoutherlyto andsoutherly,westerlyandnortherly alongboundariesofthat lot and onwardsto thesouthernsideof RoadNumber688; thencenortheasterlyto the southeasterncorner of Location 15717;thencenortherlyalongtheeasternboundaryofthat location to its northeasterncorner; thencenortherlyand westerly along westernand southern sides of RoadNumber 3973 and onwardsto theLeft Bankof theHothamRiver and thencegenerally northerly and generally northeasterlyupwardsalongthatbankto thestartingpoint.

Land Administration Public Plans:BoddingtonTownsiteand Marradong NE 1:25 000.

N.J.SMYTH,ExecutiveDirector.


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES


HIS ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve,undersection37 of theLand Act 1933 oftheamendmentof thefollowing reserves-

File No. 3249/988-No.10804 Chidlow Lots 230, 266 and280 "Recreation"to excludeChidlow Lot 266 andof its areabeing reduced to 2979 square metres accordingly. PlanPerth1:2 000 37.35and38.35NorthcoteStreet.

File No. 3686/51-No.26896 Wyndham Lots 995, 1006,1342 and 1343 "Community Welfare Purposes"to excludeLots 995 and 1343 and of its area being reducedto 1504squaremetres accordingly. Plan Wyndham 1:2 000 21.08GreatNorthernHighway andKangarooRoad.


Chrimes,RonaldJohnand Bruce, RhondaMarie, 345B/492;GrassValley Lot No. 68; Non paymentof instalments;1412/985;GrassValley 28:20Vivian Street.

Roissetter,Barry Rodrick; 345B/661; BadgingarraLot No.107; Non paymentof instalments;992/78; BadgingarraTownsiteSouthButler.

Mickel, Ian Stanley; 338/16917; Condingup Lot No. 111;Non compliance with conditions 2394/984; TownsiteBambsiaDrive.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960

CANCELLATION OF RESERVES


HIS ExcellencytheGovernorin ExecutiveCouncil hasbeenpleasedto approve,undersection37 of theLand Act 1933 ofthecancellationof thefollowing reserves-

File No. 792/986-No. 1619 Luman District "PublicPurposes".Plan Dixon Range 1:250 000 nearGreatNorthern Highway.

File No. 1496/61-No.27192 Albany Lot 1150 "Use andRequirementsof the Country High Schools’ Hostel Authority". Plan Albany 1:2 000 11.05Burt Street.

N.J.SMYTH,ExecutiveDirector.

CHANGE OF PURPOSEOF RESERVE


File No. 1554/75.HIS Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council hasbeenpleasedto approve,under section37 of theLand Act 1933,of thepurposeof ReserveNo. 33447 KalamundaLots 241and 242 being changedfrom "Government Requirements"to "Use andRequirementsof the WesternAustralian DevelopmentCorporation".

Plan Perth1:2 000 25.23 and25.24Byron Road.N. J. SMYTH,ExecutiveDirector.

Departmentof LandsAdministration,Perth,9 December1988.

IT is herebydeclaredthat, pursuantto theresolutionof theCity of Armadalepassedata meetingof theCouncil held onor about29 December1987, theundermentionedlandshavebeenset apart,taken, or resumedunder section 17 of thePublic Works Act 1902, for thepurposeof a new road,that isto say:-

Armadale408/988.Road No. 2106 Ranford Road widening of part That

portion of CanningLocation 16a containinganareaof 3099squaremetres as delineatedand coloured dark brown onLandAdministrationPlan17305.

RoadNo. 17929 A strip of land varying in width, commencing at the western side of Road No. 2106 RanfordRoad and extending as delineatedand coloured mid anddark brown on Land Administration Plan 17305 generallynorthwestwardthrough Canning Location 16a and vacantCrown Land to terminateat thesoutheasternboundaryofJandakotAgricultural AreaLot 70.

1.0564 hectaresbeing resumed from Canning Location16a.

Public Plan:Perth1:10 000 4.1; F143-4Chain

IT is herebydeclaredthat, pursuantto theresolutionof theCity of Bayswaterpassedata meetingof theCouncil held onor about 16 June1987 theundermentionedlandshavebeensetapart,taken,or resumedunder section17 of the PublicWorks Act 1902, for the purposeof a new road, that is tosay:-

Bayswater

LAND ACT


File 2316/33.I HEREBY appoint, pursuant to Section 173 1 of the LandAct 1933 Barry GeorgeCribb asanAuthorisedLandOfficer.

YVONNE HENDERSON,Minister for Lands.

LAND ACT 1933

Forfeitures


THE following leasesand licencestogetherwith all Rights,Title andInteresttherein havethis daybeenforfeitedto theCrown under the Land Act 1933 for the reasonsstated:-Name;LeaseorLicence;District; Reason;CorresNo.; Plan.Kluth, Keith John; 3116/9651;NabberuLocations22 & 23;

Non payment of instalments; 1688/986; Wiluna Regional.

Latham,John Stuart;345B/654;ExmouthLot No. 954; Nonpaymentof instalments;2847/987;15:11 Griffiths Way.

Howard, Michael John and Howard Pauline Lesley;338/18411;KununurraLot No. 1810; Non payment ofinstalments;1567/988;23:15Lotus Court.

3319/986.RoadNo. 17935 Wright Streeti A strip of landvarying

in width, commencingat thenorthwesternsideof RoadNo.3294 John Street and extending as surveyednorthwestwardsalong part of the southeasternboundaryand thenortheasternboundaryof Lot 1 of SwanLocation SOffice of Titles Diagram 39526 to terminate at a linejoining the northernmostnorthwesterncornerof Lot 279 ofLocation S Plan 53882 and the northernmostpoint ofthesaidLot 1.

ii widening of part That portion of Lot 1 of SwanLocation S Office of Titles Diagram39526 as delineatedand coloured dark brown on Land Administration Plan17300.

Road No. 3294 John Street widening of part Thatportion of Lot 218 of SwanLocationS Office of Titles Plan53882 as delineatedand coloured dark brown on LandAdministrationPlan 17300.

Road No. 17936 A strip of land varying in width, commencing at a northwesternside of Road No. 3294 JohnStreetand extendingasdelineatedand coloureddark brownon Land Administration Plan 17300 throughLots 292 and293 Office of Titles Plan53882, Lot 15 Diagram54869,Lots 298 and 297 Plan 53882 and Lot 13 Diagram54869 all of SwanLocation S to terminateat thesouthernsideof a surveyedroad RaymondAvenue.

3361 squaremetresbeingresumedfrom SwanLocationS.

Public Plan: Perth1:2000 17.29 and 17.30;P174-4Chain

4832 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,WA [9 December1988

IT is herebydeclaredthat, pursuantto theresolutionof theShire of Boyup Brook passedat a meetingof the Councilheld on or about 18 December1981 the undermentionedlandshavebeensetapart,taken,or resumedunder section17 of thePublic Works Act 1902, for the purposeof a newroad, that is to say:-

Boyup Brook463/983.Road No. 17933 A strip of land 20 metreswide, widening

at its commencement, commencing at the westernside ofRoadNo. 1062 JayesRoadand extendingnorthwestwardsas delineatedand coloureddark brown on Lands and SurveysPlan 15757 throughBoyup Brook Lot 269 ReserveNo.23055 and Railway Reserveto terminate within the saidRailwayReserveat a line in prolongationnortheastwardofthe northwesternboundaryof Lot 365 Portion of Reserve40692.

Road No. 17934 A strip of land varying in width, commencingat the northeasternsideof RoadNo. 10954 AbelStreet and extending northeastwardsas delineatedand

colouredmid and dark brown throughVacantCrown Landand RailwayReserveto terminateat the southwesternsideof RoadNo. 17933.

ReserveNo. 23055 is hereby reducedby 3067 squaremetres.

Public Plan:Boyup Brook 1:200005.17

* And whereasHis Excellency the Governor has declaredthat the said landshave beensetapart,taken, or resumedfor thepurposeof the said roads,andthat plansof thesaidlands might be inspected at the Department of LandAdministration, Perth, it is hereby notified that the landsdescribedabove are roads within the meaningof the LocalGovernmentAct 1960, subjectto theprovisionsof thesaidAct.

By Orderof His Excellency.Dated6 December,1988.

YVONNE HENDERSON,Minister for Lands.

File No. 2799/88TownPlanningand DevelopmentAct 1928;MetropolitanRegionTownPlanningSchemeAct 1959;

Public WorksAct 1902;StatePlanningCommissionAct 1985

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELAND

ImprovementPlan No. 21-Herdsman

THE Minister for Works herebygivesnotice in accordancewith theprovisionsof section17 2 of thePublic Works Act 1902that it is intendedto takeor resumeundersection17 1 of that Act, thepieceorparcelof landdescribedin the Schedulehereto,andbeingall in theHerdsmanLakeDistrict, for thepurposeof the following public work, namelyImprovementPlanNo. 21-Herdsmanandthat thesaidpieceor parcelof landis markedoff on PlanL.A., W.A. 441 which may be inspectedat theoffice oftheDepartmentof Land Administration, Perth.The additional information containedin theScheduleafter theland descriptions is to definelocality only andin no way derogatesfrom the Transferof Land Act description.

Schedule

No.onL.A., W.A. Owner or ReputedOwnerNo. 441

.Occupier or ReputedOccupier

AreaDescription approx.

Salvatore AntonioCuscuna

Salvatore AntonioCuscuna

Portion of each of HerdsmanLake Lots 2.4452ha46 and 450 and being Lot 35 othe subject of Diagram60983 being the wholeof the land contained in CertificateofTitle Volume 1693 Folio 816

Dated30 November1988.

*

BOBPEARCE,Minister for Planning.

Main RoadsAct 1930,;Public Work.s Act 1902

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELAND

MRD 41/124-D

THE Minister for Works herebygivesnotice,in accordancewith theprovisionsof Section17 2 of thePublic Works Act 1902,as amendedthat it is intendedto takeor resumeunder Section17 1 of theAct thepiecesor parcelsof land describedin theScheduleheretoand being all in the RockinghamDistrict, for the purposeof the following public works namely,widening ofBunbury Highway 40.12-42.39SLK Section andthat the saidpiecesor parcelsof landare markedoff on LTO Plan 15925whichmaybe inspectedat theoffice of theCommissionerof Main Roads,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

Schedule

N0. Owner orReputed

OwnerOccupier or Reputed

Occupier Descrip ionArea

approx.

1. Michael Patrick Conway M. P. Conway Portionof PeelEstateLot 885 and beingpart of Lot 3 on Plan 7531 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1361 Folio916.

511 m2

2. Phillip Brian FergusonandMarjorie SusanFerguson.

P. B. andM. S. Ferguson Portionof PeelEstateLot 885 and beingpart of Lot 4 of Plan 7531 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1273 Folio 287.

1 509 m2

3. William Frederick Harryand JoyceKathleenHarry

*

W. F andJ. K. Harry Portionof PeelEstateLot 885 and beingpart of Lot 5 on Plan 7531 and beingpart of of the land comprisedin Certificate of Title Volume40 Folio 128A.

1 428 m2


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELAND-continued

N Owneror Reputed0. OwnerOccupieror Reputed

Occupier DAreaescrip ion approx.

4. GeoffreyCohn Hawley andDoreenIda Hawley

G. C. andD. I. Hawley Portion of PeelEstateLot 885 andbing 1 451 m2* part of Lot 6 on Plan 7531 and being

part of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume1255 Folio811.

5. Eric William Pateman E. W. Pateman Portionof PeelEstateLot 889 andbeing 921 m2part of Lot 8 on Plan 7531 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 1305 Folio 785.

6. Peter Giles Graham and P. G. andR. G. Graham Portionof PeelEstateLot 889 and being 1 552 m2Robin GraceGraham part of Lot 9 on Plan 7531 and being

part of theland comprisedin the Certificate ofTitle Volume 105Folio 36A.

7. Thomas CorneliusLangeweg

T. C. Langeweg Portionof PeelEstateLot 890 andbeing 1 926 m2part of Lot 1 on Diagram 27231 andbeing part of the land comprised inCertificateof Title 1274Folio 833.

8. JoyceThelmaFrench J. T. French Portionof PeelEstateLot 893 and being 961 m2part of Lot 893 andbeingpart of Lot54 on Diagram29903andbeingpart ofthe land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume1315 Folio486.

Dated 7 December1988. **

D. R. WARNER,Director,AdministrationandFinance,

Main RoadsDepartmennt.

MRD 42/52-EMain RoadsAct 1930;Public WorksAct 1902

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELANDTHE Minister for Works herebygives notice,in accordancewith theprovisionsof Section 17 2 of thePublic Works Act 1902,as amendedthat it is intendedto take or resumeunder Section 17 1 of that Act thepiecesorparcelsof landdescribedin theScheduleheretoandbeingall in theCapelDistrict, for thepurposeof thefollowing public worksnamely,wideningof BunburyAugustaRoad21.15-23.40SLK Section andthat thesaidpiecesorparcelsof landare markedoff on LTO Plan 16436 whichmaybe inspectedat theoffice of theCommissionerof Main Roads,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

Schedule

N 0.Owneror Reputed

OwnerOccupieror Reputed

Occupier D escrip 1011Area

approx.

1. George Ah Soo Lim andMargaretMary Lim

G. A. S. Lim and M. M.Lim

Portion of Wellington Location 294 andbeing part of the land contained inMemorialBook No. XXVII-824.

1.6705ha

2. DunkleyHoldings PtyLtd ... DunkleyHoldings Pty Ltd.. Portion of Wellington Location 47 andbeingpart of Lot 13 on Plan 4432 andbeing part of the land contained inCertificate of Title Volume 414 Folio60A.

5520 m2

3. Vernon George Scott asExecutor of the Will ofAllenErnestScott

Commissioner of MainRoads Vide CaveatD843887

Portion of Wellington Location 392 andbeing part of the land contained inCertificateof Title Volume 1 068 Folio372.

3 651 m2

4. Clive ChadwickHutton Minister for Works Portion of Wellington Location 2200andbeing part of the land contained inCertificate of Title Volume 413 FoliohA.

1 859 in2

5. Clive ChadwickHutton Minister for Works Portionof Wellington Location 2 199 andbeing part of the land contained inCertificateof Title Volume 410 FoliobA

314 m2

Dated 7 December1988.D. R. WARNER,

Director,AdministrationandFinance,Main RoadsDepartment.


Main RoadsAct 1930;Public WorksAct 1902MRD 42-98-4

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUMELANDTHE Minister for Works herebygivesnotice,in accordancewith theprovisionsof Section172 of thePublic Works Act, 1902,as amendedthat it is intendedto take or resumeunderSection 17 1 of that Act thepieceor parcelof land describedin theScheduleheretoand being all in the PerenjoriDistrict, for the purposeof thefollowing public works namely,widening of theMullewa-Wubin Roadand that thesaidpieceor parcelof landis markedoff on LTO Diagram74124 which maybe inspectedat theoffice of the Commissionerof Main Roads,WaterlooCrescent,EastPerth.

Schedule

No Owneror ReputedOwnerOccupierorReputed

Occupier Descri tionArea

p approx.

1. WaterAuthority of Western Water Authority of West- Portion of Victoria Location 7807 and 1 010 m2Australia em Australia being part of the land comprised in

Certificateof Titles Volume 272 Folio59A and Volume 1309 Folio 571 andbeing all theland,describedas Lot 2 inLTO Diagram74124.

Dated7 December1988.D. R. WARNER,

Director, AdministrationandFinance,Main RoadsDepartment.

PUBLIC WORKS ACT 1902

Saleof Land

MRD 41/199-3VB.NOTICE is herebygiventhat His Excellencythe Governorhas authorisedunder Section 29 7 a ii of the PublicWorks Act 1902 as amendedthe sale by public auctionorprivate contractof theland hereunderdescribed,suchlandbeingno longer requiredfor work for which it was acquired.

LandPortion of CockbumnSoundLocation 551 and being part

of Lots 26 and27 on Plan6369 beingpart of thelandinCertificateof Title Volume 103 Folio 190A shownmoreparticularly delineatedand coloured green on PlanMRD 88-8Stock Road,O’Connor.

Portion of CockburnSoundLocation 551 and being partof Lot 29 on Plan6369 being part of the landin Certificateof Title Volume 94 Folio 134A shownmoreparticularly delineatedandcolouredgreenon Plan MRD 88-8Stock Road,O’Connor.

DatedthisSeventhDay of December1988.

* D. R. WARNER,Director, AdministrationandFinance,

Main RoadsDepartment.

BUSH FIRESACT 1954

Shireof Dumbleyung

JointFireControl Officers

IT is hereby notified for public information that the appointmentsof:

D. Shackley,andD. Harrisas Joint Fire Control Officers for the Shire of Dumbleyunghave been cancelled;and

P. Bessell-Browne,and A. Harrishave been appointedas Joint Fire Control Officers for theShireof Dumbleyung.

G. E. WHEELER,Shire Clerk.

BUSHFIRES ACT 1954

Shireof Kondinin

BushFireControl Officer

IT is hereby notified for public information that RobertGeorge Baillie of 8 Naughton Street, Hyden has beenappointedFireControl Officer for theHydenTownsite.

The appointmentof Kelvin Alexander Early is herebycancelled.

BUSHFIRES ACT 1954

Shireof Plantagenet

M. J. JONES,Shire Clerk.

IT is hereby advisedthat the following persons have beenappointedBushFire Control Officers for the 1988/1989FireSeason.

ChiefFireControl Officer-R. M. Williss.DeputyChiefFire ControlOfficer-R. J. Bairstow.ChiefFireWeatherOfficer-R. L. Bairstow.DeputyFireWeatherOfficer-R. 0. Sounness.FireControlOfficers:

K. ForbesM. JenkinsP. J. BrownN. WamnefordP. DrageR. DrageB. F. BaileyT. M. DonaldsonH. G. SandilandsR. I. LallyK. StirlingD. B. BunkerK. W. SmithsonW. G. DePledgeS. HallN. E. BunkerK. W. FrostP. Webb

R. 0. SounnessR. ShepherdJ. A. B. WrightJ. R. S. WallaceK. W. StothardI. McN. MartinW. B. SounnessR. FordJ. PughA. Brown

S. WegnerJ. BlytheG. WoodwardJ. TreasureG. A. CraneT. AllisonC. J. McGready


TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928

SchemeAmendmentAvailable for Inspection

City of ArmadaleTown PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 43

SPC:853-2-22-4Pt43.NOTICE is hereby given that the City of Armadale haspreparedthe abovementionedschemeamendmentfor thepurposeof providing for the addition of three Rural ZoneCategoriesC 1, D 1 andE 1 andprescribingsubdivisionstandards.

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining theschemeamendmenthavebeendepositedat Council Offices,7 Orchard Avenue, Armadale and at the State PlanningCommissionPerth,and will be availablefor inspectionduring office hoursup to andincluding January20, 1989.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwith the undersignedon orbeforeJanuary20, 1989.

This amendmentis available for inspection in order toprovide and opportunityfor public commentand it shouldnot beconstruedthat final approvalwill begranted.

J. W. FLATOW,Town Clerk.


ApprovedTown PlanningSchemeAmendment

City of CanningTown PlanningSchemeNo. 16-AmendmentNo. 452

SPC:853-2-16-18Pt 452.IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheCityof Canning Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember 28, 1988 for the purpose of rezoning No. 30Bedford Street Lot 53, Bentley, from "S.R.2" to "G.R.4Restricted",with GroupHousingCriteria asper Appendix4 to apply.

S. W. CLARKE,Mayor.

I. F. KINNER,Town Clerk.


ApprovedTownPlanningSchemeAmendment

City of GosnellsTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 288

SPC:853/2/25/1Pt. 288.IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheCityof Gosnells Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember29, 1988 for the purposeof rezoninga 2000 m2portion of Lot 749 fronting Eudoria Street, Gosnells fromResidentialA to ResidentialB at theR.30densitycode.

L. G. RICHARDSON,* Mayor.



City of CanningTown PlanningSchemeNo. 16-AmendmentNo. 458

SPC: 853-2-16-18Pt. 458.IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of theTown PlanningandDevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Cityof Canning Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember 28, 1988 for the purposeof addingthe followingSerial69 to Appendix2 Scheduleof SpecialZones-

SerialNo. Lot No. Location Address AdditionalPurposefor Whichthe

Premisesmaybeused

69 Portion ,landakot .JandakotAA Kennels associated480 AA 480 Lot 480 with a Greyhound

NicholsonRoad/ Training ComplexAcourtRoad,CanningVale

S. W. CLARKE,Mayor.

I. F. KINNER,Town Clerk.


ApprovedTown PlanningSchemeAmendments

City of PerthCity PlanningScheme-AmendmentNos.27, 28 and 29

SPC:853/2/10/9Pts.27, 28 ard 29.IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for Planningapprovedthe Cityof Perth Town Planning Scheme Amendments onNovember29, 1988 for thepurposeof thefollowing.

AmendmentNo. 27

Rezoning Lots 3, 4 and 5 and Part 5 Nos. 8-14CambridgeStreet,Leedervillefrom ResidentialR60 to General CommercialCl.

AmendmentNo. 28AmendingtheCity PlanningSchemeas follows.Clause37 be amended-

i by inserting after the Clausedesignation"37" thefollowing sub-clausedesignation:

1;ii by deletingtheword "Where" and substitutingthe

following-Subject to sub-clause2 of this Clause,where;and

iii amending paragraphe by deleting the words"copies of the advertisementreferred to in subparagraphai of this Clause" and substitutingthemefor-

the form prescribedin the SecondScheduletotheSchemeduly completed.

iv by inserting at the end of the Clausethe followingnew sub-clause-

2 Notwithstanding Clause 25 e and sub-clause1 of this Clause,theCouncil may,by anabsolutemajority, grant approval of an applicationfor town planningapprovalwhich involvestheuseof land for a purposein a Zonein whichusefor that purposeis designated"SA" in TableNo. 1 if-

a thedevelopmentin respectof which theapplication is madeis the extensionoralteration of or the addition to anexisting useof landwhich useis for thesamepurpose;and

b he applicanthascompliedwith the requirements of paragraphai, paragraph aii or paragraphe of sub-clause1 of this Clause.AmendmentNo.29

Rezoningthat portion of Lot 35 No. 69 ScarboroughBeachRoad, North Perth, currently zoned Residential R30, toShoppingSi.

C. HOPKINSMayor.

G. B. ClarkeW. L. BirdW. J. YorkG. BaileyD. LangeJ. HigginsB. P. Stan-BishopN. BignellB. LyallJ. Armstrong

R. L. BairstowP. TrentK. A. PearceP. MassonC. RosmanA. HouseG. EllettJ. HanlonC. ArmstrongK. Cooke

All previousappointmentsareherebycancelled.

C. E. NICHOLLSShireClerk.

G. WHITELEY,Town Clerk.

R. F. DAWSON,Town Clerk.


CORRIGENDUM


AdvertisementofTown PlanningSchemeAmendmentAvailable for Public Inspection

City of SouthPerthTown PlanningSchemeNo. 5-AmendmentNo. 18

5PC:853/2/11/7Pt. 18.IT is herebynotified for public information that the noticeundertheabove AmendmentNo. 18 publishedatpage 4456of the GovernmentGazette No. 107 dated November 11,1988 containedanerrorwhich is now correctedas follows.

For thewords-amendingthe Schemeboundaryand includethe landnow forming part of theCity of SouthPerthinto the"CommunicationsReserve-LocalRoads".

readamendingthe Schemeboundary and including thelandnow forming part of theCity of SouthPerthintothe "CommunicationsReserve-LocalRoads" andthe"Residentialal-R"Zone.

D. B. ERNST,Town Clerk.


SchemeAmendmentAvailable for Inspection

City of Stirling District PlanningSchemeNo. 2-AmendmentNo. 85

SPC: 853-2-20-34Pt. 85.NOTICE is herebygiven that theCity of Stirling has preparedtheabovementionedschemeamendmentfor the purposeof rezoningLot 1, H.N. 99, Flora Terrace,North Beachfrom "Business"and "Public Amusement"to "SpecialUseZone-PublicAmusementandOffice".

Plans and documentssetting out and explaining theschemeamendmenthave been depositedat Council Offices,Civic Place,Stirling and at theState PlanningCommissionPerth, and will be available for inspection during officehoursup to andincluding January20, 1989.

Submissionson the schemeamendmentshould be madein writing on Form No. 4 and lodgedwith the undersignedon or beforeJanuary20, 1989.

This amendmentis available for inspection in order toprovide an opportunity for public commentand it shouldnot beconstruedthat final approvalwill begranted.

R. FARDON,Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928ApprovedTown PlanningSchemeAmendment

City of WannerooTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 418

SPC:853-2-30-1Pt418.IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheCityof Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember 28, 1988 for the purpose of rezoning thenortheasternand southwesternportions of Lot 3 Merriwaand the northern portion of Lot 31 Quinns Rocks from"Rural" to "ResidentialDevelopment".

W. BRADSHAW,Mayor.

R. F. COFFEY,Town Clerk.

TOWNPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 1928


Shireof Albany Town PlanningSchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 82

SPC:853-5-4-5Pt. 82.IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheShireof Albany Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember28, 1988 for thepurposeof:AmendingtheSchemeTextby-

1. Amending the name of the use-class "FishProcessing/Curingor Poultry Processing"to "FishProcessing/Curing,Poultry Processingor RabbitProcessing".

2. Amendingthe interpretationof this new useclassto read: "Fish Processing/Curing, PoultryProcessingor Rabbit Processingmeanspremisesusedfor small scalefish processing/curing,poultryprocessingor rabbit processingwhich could beaccommodatedon a particular site without adversely affecting the environmentor amenityfollowing consultationwith the EnvironmentalProtectionAuthority".

3. Amending theuseclass-zoningtable by amendingthe name of the useclass"Fish Processing/Curingor PoultryProcessing"to "Fish Processing/Curing,PoultryProcessingor RabbitProcessing".

H. A. RIGGS,President.

D. J. CUNNINGHAM,Shire Clerk.


ApprovedTown PlanningSchemeAmendmentShireof Ashburton

Town PlanningSchemeNo. 3-AmendmentNo. 2



City of WannerooTown PlanningSchemeNo. 1-AmendmentNo. 406

SPC: 853-2-30-1Pt. 406.IT is hereby notified for public information, in accordancewith Section7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that theHon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheCityof Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember28, 1988 for thepurposeof rezoningthat portionof Reserve11630 BurnsBeachrequiredfor residentialpurposesto ResidentialDevelopment.

W. BRADSHAW,Mayor.

R. F. COFFEY,Town Clerk.

SPC:853-10-3-3Pt. 2IT is herebynotified for public information, in accordancewith Section 7 of theTown Planningand DevelopmentAct1928 that the Hon Minister for PlanningapprovedtheShireof Ashburton Town Planning Scheme Amendment onNovember28, 1988 for thepurposeof thefollowing-

1. ContentsPage-i Deleting, in Part lI-Reserves, "2.1 Local Auth

ority SchemeReserves"and inserting "2.1 SchemeReserves".

ii Deleting "Part Ill-Reserves" and inserting "PartIll-Zones".

iii Deleting "3.3 Additional Use" and "3.4 RestrictedUse".

iv Deleting "5.7 Industrial Zones"and inserting "5.7IndustrialandServicesTradesZones".

v Deleting "6.5 Home Occupation/Industries"andinserting "6.5 Home Occupation/CottageIndustries".

2. PartI-Preliminary: Adding "c The Land UseMaps".


3. PartTI-Reserves-i Rewordingclause2.1 to read-

"2.1 SchemeReservesThe lands shownas SchemeReservesonthe SchemeMap, hereinaftercalled Reserves are lands reserved under theSchemefor the purposesshown on theSchemeMap."

ii In clause 2.2, deleting from line 3, the word"Local".

iii In clause 2.3.1, deleting from line 2 the word"Local" and from line 3 thewords "local authoritypurposesorfor".

4. PartITT-Zones-i Deleting clauses "3.3 Additional Use" and "3.4

RestrictedUse".

5. PartV-DevelopmentRequirementsi In clause5.1.2 deleting from part a, line 1, the

word"Local".ii Deletingclauses5.4.1 and5.4.2 andinserting-

5.4.1 The ResidentialZones togetherwith theirpattern and allocation throughout theSchemeArea are designedto provide forthe developmentof the SchemeArea insucha way as will-

a providesufficient landin appropriate locations for residential development to meet the needsof theSchemeArea’s anticipated growthand population without undulyrestrictingthechoiceof sites;

b promote and safeguard health,safety, convenience, the generalwelfare and the amenities of residentialareasandtheir inhabitants.

5.4.2 Residential Precincts-ResidentialPlanningCodes

For thepurposeof this SchemetheCouncil shall apply the following Codes, variations and exclusionsto the ResidentialPrecincts.a Low Density Residential-R5Code-

Precinct1Council’s objective is to maintain avery low density residentialcharacterin Precinct1.Notwithstanding the conditions oftheR5 Codenothingshall preventtheCouncil from limiting anybuilding totwo storeysin height.

b Low Density Residential-Rl5Code-Precincts SRi to SR14inclusiveCouncil’s objective is to maintain alow density residential character inthe existing residential area and toperpetuatesimilar high standardsofdevelopmentin ne

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