:G1nnffnt atttt

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Peenoier 's Oliice,

Perth, 7th Januaey, 1942.illS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor inn ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of tine follonvisngappointments to tine Connnnoisoion of tire Peace:

Victor Chaeleo I-Iaeteee, Esquire, of Pithaea, as a Jos-lice of the Peace fun' use Avon Magisteeiol Disteict;

Front Alfced Davies, Esquire, of Messes. Dolgcty &Co., Perils, and 11 Webster street, Nedlunnis, as a Justiceof tIne Peace foe the Pectin Magisterial Diotcici;

Dr. Linnley Henuell, Medical Snpecintendent, \VoacolooSanatorinnnn, as a Justice at find Peace foe tine PectinItugistoriat Disiriet;

Wattee Ho,lsdon, Esquire, of tine Austealiann Woeheco'Union, 17 James street, Pectin, arid of 54 Lnnsvlee street,Snbiaeo, as a Justice of tine Penner foe tire Pectin Slagis-teriol Districi

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.]

'tHE STAMP All', tSll.tS3t,Treaunry Department,

Tray. No. 749/40. Perth, 5tln January, t942.HIS Exceltonney the Lieslennannt-tien'cennoe inn Counneil, ,netinng porsuanni to tine provisionsof sections 110 of tire Stasnnp Art, illli.lS3i, inas beesn pleased to unnsrnd the SlumpRegulations, 1955, as psnbhslned inn tine Govcrnnn,ncnnt Gurotte on itno SHin day of April,1022, asnd amended by mutter psbhslned inn tine Govcrnnsnncot Goceite frons time to timelinereafter, inn tine noannnner set foctin isn tire Schedule inrrrunder,

A. J. REtD,Commissioner uf Stasnpo.

Scinenlute.'Pine abovemennitoned rcgnntnntioos nrc amonnded as futiovvs:-

1. Reguiahionn 7 is annnrnndert by innseeting n,fter parnngrapin (4) tlnereof a nowparageapin, to aloud as paragraph (5), us follows:

(5) Any connnlnonny, 0mm, or personn receiving approval to submit a nnontlnlyretuenn in uecoedasnce with tine provisions of eegnnialion 7A.

0005nos000,nnrnn'nranEnn.J

Aud to accept tine foilosvinng restgnnntions feonns tlno Coon.

J snnnes Hesnry Ehlinginunnn, Esquire, as a J nnsttee of theine,nco foe tine Avonn Magisteetal District inn view of misnlcp:nrtsnee fn'onnn the District;

Eric Jeannie Cicvelasnd, Esquire, as nn Justice of linePe,ncc fun- tine Miieinoll Itlagtoterial District in view ofmis depaetuee from tine District.

l's' is hereby notified, for public infocnnnatiunn, linat HisExceilcnnc7- tine Lieutennonnt-Goversnoe lisa seen, pleasenito nnlnpoinnt tine Hosnoucabto Aubrey Asngustnns MtclnoeiCoveeicy is act as Minnister foe Labour and inndosirialDeveiopnnnennt ntaeinng tine tennspurary absennce feonnn llnrFinite of tine Honnunrabic A. II. 0. Hnn,vhe.

H. T. SPtTPOLD,Secretary Prennntrr 's Office.

No. 2.1 PERTH : FRIDAY, JANUARY 9. [1942.

28 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUARY 9, 1942.

2. A new regulation, to stand as regulation TA, is inserted after regulation 7,as follows:

Alternative to Individual Sfarapinq of Instruments.TA. (1) The Commissioner may approve of any company, firm, or person,

making monthly payments of the stamp duty payable on instruments in lieu of theindividual stamping of such instruments.

When this method of payment is approved, a return in duplicate, containingsuch information as II, e Commissioner flay require, aud verified by statutory declara-tion, together with a remittance for the amount of stamp duty payable, shall befurnished to the Commissioner by the Company, firm, or person to wham approvalwas give,) immediately after the close of each and every month.

The Commissioner shall hnpress stamps, to the value of the remittance, onone copy of the return.

THE AUDTT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 6th January, 1942.IT is hereb published, for general infonnatiou, thatthe following have been approved:

Certifying Officers (appointments):-Trsy. No. 181/34:Mr. W. A. Butler for the Cluld

\Velfare Department, for the period 15th to the 31stDecember, 1941;

Trsy. No. 1156/4! Mr. 5. .1. Reilly for the Depart-neut of Nmploymeut as from the 18th December, 1941;

Trsy. No, 58/40:Mr. A. M. Martin for the Agri-cultural Bank, at Katanning, for a period of twoweeks from the 15th Deceu,ber, 1941;

Public Service Commissioner's 0111cc,P ertli, 9th ,lan ua rv, 1942.

HIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the following appointments

Ex. Ca. 2538; P.S,C. 609/41 :Arthur V. H. Barring-ton, undo,' section 29 of tIme Public Service Act, to heClerk, Public Works Department, as fro,n the 1st Dc-cemuher, 1941

Ex. Co. 2486; P.S.C. 858/41:A. J.'Iodd, Clerk,Registrar General's Office, Chief Secretary's Depart-,nent, tu a similar position (Class 10, £279-f288) as fromthe 23rd Decemher, 1941.

Ex. Ca. 2538:fl. I. Cailes, Junior Machinist,Treasury Departmont, to ho Machinist as front the 9thJam,arv, 1942.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Con,,nissio,,er.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Trsy. No. 43/35.Mr. W. C. Ilabson for the LandsDepa rtmuem, t, in plmtee of Mr. F. W. I-logan, retired.

Receivers of Revenue (appointments):Mimics No. 2238/04:Miss D. K 1-londerson for the

(beu,ieal Branch, Mines Department;

Trsy.No. 77/41 :Mr. A. Vt. Powell-Smith for theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and DrainageDepartnient., and tI,e following are hereby cancelled:IC. l3rigatti, J. P. Della, P. Vt. Davies, J. F. lawson,SI'd .L. I. Pa,, st.

A. 3. REID,Under Treasurer.

* Applications are called also under sectiou 29. The successful applicant should have a University Degree, with Econo-imiies and Statistics as mnajor subjects, and have practical experience of economic and sttistical research.

t Applications aro called also nuder section 29.: Applications arc called also under section 29. Headquarters, Caraarvou. Commuted Travelling Allowance of

£3 lOs. per week when working away from Headq,,arters. Applicants must have a sound practical knowledge of station man-agenicut, pastoral country, and the principles and methods of valuation of station properties. The successful appheant willbe required to drive a motor car. Applicants must state age, experience, and qualifications.

Applications are called under section 38 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form. obtainable from the offices of the varions Permanent Heads :Departments.

GEO. TV. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Peril,, 8th January, 1942.

1-115 Exeelleuey the Lieutenant-Governor in ExecutiveCouncil has approved of the appointment of I-IeriotJCiuui,uont Arnott, of Premantle, as n Sworn Valuator,,u, Icr tI,e Transfer of Laud Act, 1.893.

TIlE lion. Minister for Justice has approved of theundermcntioned appointments and cancellation of au.polutnient as Commissioners for Declarations u,,der theDeclarations and Attestatious Act, 1913:

Appointments: George Frederick Edwards, of Kul-goorlie, and Jack Melville Jay, of Premnantle.

Cancellation :Colin Stewart Coats.

Department. Position. Salary. DateReturnable.

1942.Mines Chemist, 2nd Cless (Item ... Classes 5-6,

£ 366f43817th January.

Public Works Auditor and Inspector, Local Government Offlce'f Class 5,£414f438

94th January

Do. do. J,,nior Auditor and Inspector, Local Government Office class 7,£3 42f 3 6 6

do.

Do. do. Engineering-Draftsman, 1st Class (Item. 1111) Class 5/6,£366f438

do.

Chief Secretary's Economics Research Officer (Item 790)* Class 4,£46 2f 486

31st January.

Lands and Surveys Pastomul Inspectort ... Classes 2-3,£510f 630

do.

(Limit fixed £582

JANUARY 9, 1942.]

THE ELECTORAL ACT, 1907-1940.TI-IE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of theundermentioned appointments and cancellations of ap-pointments of Postal Vote Officers imder section 59 ofthe Electoral Act, 1907-1940:

APPOINTMENTS.Beverlev District.

3 It Ar rowsiu i th v a Nave ir been ('ra i g, Art In,- llroo k.

Chn'e,nont District.14 Janies road, SwanhourneDevitt, Waiter Lane.22 Queensiea drive, ClaremontHeygate, Herbert Al fled.

Geraldton District.State School, AbnaWoodiey, Ma ri Eileen.

(ireenongli I) istrict.CoorowDoney, James H.\Vnra I-ga - Seani an, Regina I .Toh ii -

Mt Marshall District.ICoo id a H 00(1 Boa ,-il----3 I Don a Ii , Noel N an-i si i -

Nelson District.I in 2am v in Ma uji in I11Sb i el ds, A I fred George.

(A NCELLA P IONS.

Al 'any District\Voodla,,ds road, Na,rilcupGolds,nitli, Join,.

Avon District.Bu ira eopp 11-0 Ed flel d, Edward .1 a flies.Agric ul to -a I Bank, Merre dinSc ruth, Frank C.

Bevei-ley District.Mt. A nows,n ithli nil tei-, .1 ohn I 'ate (son -Road Board Office, Qua ira dingLondon, Mary.

Collie District,School, K irupBeld on, Art Ii or Will in

(1 meenongi, District.Wa lknwayAr,nstrollg, Arnold.Gabyon Sta tioji, WurargaG illa in, Arthur -John.Wua 1-gaSeaman, Ph o 'lltiS.

Irwin-Moore District.MR. Departin elit, Ci eraidtoliEiie,00l-, Henri' \y1n,

Kanowna District.Wi dgieinooitlia-0 '('a liii glia Ii, George .1

Middle Swan District.6 Normanby street, MavlandsDown big, Franc is

Arthur.Mt. Leonora District.

Comet YaleBlaekmore, Mabel (',race.\Voodli,ie, GwaliaBuseiic, Charles Cidomi,-.Rangoon G.M., Cardinia CreekSpencer, Percy E.Piano des Station via Leon ora\Vill4ams, David A.

Mt. Marshall District.Road Board, KoordaMiglioll, Joyce Doreen.

Nedlands District.96 Webster street, Nedlandsl-Togue, Harry

Nelson District.Linfar,i via ManjimnpBlvth, Cecil .Tohn.

Pertl, District.Clue2 Electoral Office, PerthWoolfe, George Fred Wm.

Pilbara District.Bomiey Downs Station via Meekatha rmaSmitii, Normal,

Richard.Roehourne District.

Minderoo Station, ClnslowTledditch, Sydney K.

Sussex District.K,,dardupCi'ouehley, William.

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Toodyay District.State School, BullsbrookDyson, Jack.

Yilgarn-Coolgardio District.3fooI-ille RockPotter, \\Talter

H. B. HAYES,Under Secretary for Law.

NATIVE ADMTNTSTRATION ACT, 1905-1941.Department of Native Affairs,

Native Affairs 1010/41. Perth, 6th January, 1942.pt'RSHAN'r to the provisions of section 7 of the NativeAiI,iiinistration Act, 1905-1941, the Honourable theMinister for the North-West has appomted the followingto he Protectors of Natives Constable J. U. St. Jackl'or the Margaret River District, for the year endinglist Dereinher, 1941, vice Constable B. J. Rule, traIls-fcrred ( o,l,tahle A. P. P. Doye for the Kojonup Dis-net, far the year ending 31st Decelllber, 1941, viceanita hle J. C. St ..Jae k, transferred.

F. I. BRAY,Conunissianer of Native Affairs.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Caries. No. 3544/40. i'ertll, 29th Deeen,ber, 1941.I P is hereby ii otitied, for general illformation, that theRound Hill, Milhig, Coolnhcrdaie, Watheroo, Biudi BindiNo. 1, Bindi Biiidi No. 2, Bindi Bindi No. 3, BindiBindi No. 4, and South Ward (Moora Road Board)l3,isl, Fire Brigades 'yore duly registered as Bush FireBriga (les on tIle 9th da of October, 1941, in accordancewith the provisiolls of the n l,ove Act, and His ExcellencytIle Lieutenant-Governor in gxeeutive Council has beenpleased to approve of the following by-laws for the,-sta hiishment, ,naintenanee, and equipment of the saidI tush File Brigades.

(Sgd.) U. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secietary for Lands.

By-laws of the Iloora Road Board relating to thest a hlishlneu t, ]nai nt Cliii U cc a Id equip in en t of Bush

Rile Brigades for tile Road District of Moora.

Establishment of Brigade.1. On the resolution of tile Board to estabhsll, maill-

tam and equip a Bush Fire Brigade under tile provisionsof the Busil Fires Act, 1937, and regulations thereunder,tile BI-igade shaH lie formed in accordance with thesehi--laws and a lame silail he given to the Brigade andapplieatioii accompanied by a copy of these by-lawsshall he made to the Minister for Lands for its regis--tration accordingly.

A hush File Brigade may be established for the wholeof tue road district or for any specified area thereof.Provided that, unless the resolution of the Board estab-lisilillg a Bush Fire Brigade specifies therein only a partof the (list net ii I lie area for which such Brigade isesta Ii lwlicd , tin- Brigade shall lie deemed to be estab-lished for the whole of the said road district.

Appointment of Officers.The Board shall appoint a captain, a first Ii cute:,-

alit, a second lieutenant and such additional hcuten-ants as it shall deem neressary to act as officers of the

d Will. Brigade, a ad u-li a, ill tile Boat-ct 's op ni on, 1,0 ye thenecessary qualification and knowledge of tIle district re-quired in such capacities.

The secretary of tile Board or such other personas the Board ma>' appoint, shoii ho the secretary ofthe Brigade.

The Board nlav appoint an Equipment Officer whoshall be respousibie for the custody and Inaintenaucein good order and condition of all equipment and ap-pliances acquired by tho Board for the purposes of theBi-ignile. Such ofhcer ma" station such equipment ata depot approved }iy the captain where, if possible,motor tr,leks can easily be called upon. If th,e,-e al-c01010 t IIall 0110 511 'h ,i ipot s in t lie a rca, the EquipmentOfficer shall appoint at each, depot a person to look afterthe equipment and have it ready for immediate 'lseivi,eli required.

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The Beard shall appoint Bush Fire Control Officersin accordance with the requirements of the districtand may prescribe the area over which each such officershall have jurisdiction. Thc employment, dismissal andpayment for services of persons (other than officers)employed for duties under this Act, shall be vested inthe chairman and secretary of the Board conjointly.

Duties of Officers.The duties of all officers appointed under these

by-laws shall be as laid down in the provisions of theBush Fires Act, 1937, and each officer so appointedshall be supplied with a copy of the Act and regula-tions. The captain shall have full control over themembers of the Brigades whilst engaged in fire fight-ing and shall issue instructions as to the methods to beadopted by the firemen. In tim absence of the captain,the first lieutenant; and in the absence of the first, thesecond lieutenant or senior officer of the Brigade present at the fire shall exercise all the power and duties ofthe captain. The captain shall when so directed by theBoard instruct all land owners or occupiers to plougha break or breaks on all cleared land or land underpasture.

Membership of Brigade.(1) The me]nhership of a Bush Fire Brigade may

consist of the following:(a) Subscribing members;(b) Fire fighting members; and (c) Associate mem-bers.

(2) Subscribing members shall be those personswho, being interested in forwarding the objects ofthe Brigade, pay all annual subscription to the fundsof the Brigade at the following rates:

s. d.Owner or occupier of land within the

Brigade Areaminimum subscriptionof .. .. .. .. - 100

Other personsa minimum subscriptionof .. .. -. .. . 50

(3) Fire fighting members shall be those persons,being able-bodied men over 18 years of age who arewilling to render service at any bush fire when calledupon, and who sign an undertaking in the form con-tained in the First Schedule to these by-laws.

(4) Associate members shall be those persons whoare willing to supply free motor transport for firelighters or equipment, or are prepared to render otherapproved assistance, and who sign an undertaking inthe form contained in tile Second Schedule to theseby-laws.

(5) No fees or subscriptions shall be payable eitherby fire fighting members or associate members, andthe enrolment of persons as such members shall inevery case be subject to the approval of the Board.

(6) A subscribing n,ember shall be eligible for en-rolment as a fire fighting member.

Finance.S. The expenditure incurred by the Board in the

pnrchase of equipment, etc., payment for services andgenerally for the purposes of this Act, shall be acharge on the ordinary revenue of the Board, but thesecretary shall keep a separate record of the expendi-ture incurred under this Act.

Meetings of Brigade.9. To be called when deemed necessary.

These by-laws, under the Bush Fires Act, 1937,were passed by a resolution of the Moora Road Board(a local authority under tile provisions of snch Act)at a meeting held at Moora on the lath day ofSeptember, 1941.

C. L. B. ORTON,Chairman.

E. A. P. TIMMS,Secretary.

First Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTFIRE-FIGHTING

MEN BER.I, tile undersigned, hereby make application to be

enrolled as a fire-fighting member of theBush Fire Brigade.My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated with by telephone No.

If needed, I can provide my own transport to the sceneof any outbreak. (This line to be struck out if notapplicable.)I hereby declare that I am over 18 years of age, and ingood henith.

On election by the committee as a fire-fighting mem-ber, I hereby undertake-

to promote tile objects of the Brigade as far asshall be ill my power.

to be governed by the provisions of the coa-stitution and such by-laws and regulations asmay from time to thnc be ,nnde thereunder.

to use my best endcavours to give assistance infire fighting measures when called upon, andon such occasions to obey all orders and in-structio,is issued by duly authorised officersof the Brigade.

Applicant's signatureDate

Second Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTASSOCIATE MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application for en-rolment as an associate member of theBush Fire Brigade.

I am prepared to offer to transport fire fight-ing me,nbeis and/or equipment to the scens of anyoutbreak when called npon. I have a motor vehicleof the following type availablefor such purpose.

I am prepared to offer amy services in tilefollowing capacity:

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may be struck out ifboth do not apply.)

My private address isMy business address isI cnn be communicated with by telephone No

On election as an associate member by the committee,I hereby undertake-

to promote the objects of the Brigade as far asshall be in my power.

to be governed by the provisions of the con-stitution and such by-laws and regulations asmay from time to time be made thereunder.

to use my best endeavours to assist in firesuppression work in the above capacity whencalled upon.

Applicant 's signatureDate

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corr. 3923/40. Perth, 30th December, 1941.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theAustralind, Fieton-Gleu Iris, Ratlmaiines-Ficton South,and Geelarup Bush Fire Brigades, in the Bunbury RoadDistrict, were duly registered as Bush Fire Brigadeson the 31st day of October, 1941, hi accordance withtIme provisions of the above Act, and His Excellency theLieutenant-Governor in Execntive Council has beenpleased to approve of the following by-law's for theestnblislnnent, ]naiatennnee, and eqnipment of the saidBush Fire Brigades.

G L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.By-laws of the Bnnbury Road Board relating to the

Estnblishmnmcut, Maintenance, cad Equipment of BushFire Brigades for the Road District of Bunbury.

Establishment of Brigade.1. On the resolution of the Board to establish, mein-

tnhm, and equip a Bush Fire Brigade under the provi-sions of the Bush Fires Act, 1937, and regulationsthereunder, the Brigade shall be formed in accordancewith these by-laws, and a name shall be given to the

JANUA1SV 3, 1942.) GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 31

Brigade and app]icatiofl, accompanied by a copy of theseby-loses, shall be mode to the Minister for Lands forits registration accordingly.

A Bosh Fire Brigade boy be established for thewhole of the road district or for asry specified areathereof, Provided lirot, oslrso the reesiotioss of liseBoard establishing a Boats tOre Brigade specifics ti,reeissonly a pact at tire district as tire area for winch curl,Brigade is colairlislred, tIre Brigade stroll be decssred Isho establisised for tire svisole of use said road disteici.

Appoisstsssent of Officers.Tirc Booed slrali appoint a captaiss, a feat Iteales.

asst, a seeosrrl lierrteoasst, asrd such additiosral lieairn-ants as it stroll fir errs srrcrssocy to act as officers of tireBrigade, asrd wiro in lire Board's opinion trace tIreneerssrrry quolificolien assd hsro,eledge of lire districtrequired tsr oucir capacities.

TIre secretary of tire Board, or sucir other per.solo as tire Board Cray appoint, alrail 00 tire secretaryof tire Brigade.

Tire Booed ssrroy apirotut an Equipment Officer,rviro sirall be resposssibie for tire custody assrl matutcu-once is gorrd orrier sssd cosrduiion of oH equipment andappiiassceu acquired by lire Barred for tire prrrpuoes oftire Brigade. Srrcir officer srrny slaliess sucir eqoipmesstat a depot approved by tire eaptoiss, selsere, if possible,motor trucirs cuss easily hr called uposs. If there seeusore liross else sucir depots iss the area, tire EquipusentOfliccr sirail appoisst at errcls depot a person to lsohof tee tire erluipmesst asrd trove it ready f or isumediaterise sciress required.

TIre Board stroll appoint Busts Fire ConirolOfficers iso accordance seith lIre requirrmrssts of the fits.trict and ssray prvsceibe tire arers over sotsich eacir suchofficer shah lrrrve jurisdiction. Tire empluyusrat, ffis.misoal, crud payment for services of per,ons (utirer tiranofficers) enrployed for duties under tins Act strait bevested tsr tire ciruiesnasr and secretary of the Booed con-jointly.

Orsties of Officers.0. Tire dirties of oil officers o1,poisrlerl resider tirese

by-irrsvs stroll be as laid do,vu us lire provisions of theBrrolr Fires Act, 1937, osrd eacir officer so appointedsi,ali be supplied ovilir a espy of tire Act urod regulations.Tire cairtaiss siroil trove frill cosstrol over lire s,embeesof tire Brigade sviriiot esrgaged iss lirc-flglrtissg, assd strollissue isrstrucliosrs rio to the ssrrllsods to be adopted bythu firerorsr. tsr ll,c airsessee of lire eoptoiu, tire trotliesslessossi, ann, irs tire absesree of tire first, lire aeeossdliculesrant or ocular officer of tire Brigrrde present atlire fire, sIrrohi exercise all tire poorer and duties of lirecaptaisr. 'l'lre cnspioiso shah, sciress so directed by tissBoard, issslrrrct oH land osoners or occupiers to piougiso heroic or lrreohs oss oB cleared losrd or laud underpasture.

Meroberoirip of Brigade.7. (1) Tire mrssoberslrip of a Bsssir Fire Beigade may

cossitot of tire f000sringn(a) Subscribing mrsnbersl(b) fire-figirting sroesubrrs, assd (c) associate members.

(2) Sssbscribissg messsbers strait be tirose persons, echo,brissg isslerested in, forwarding lire objects of tireBrigade, pay an onssuol srsbscriplioss to lire frrnds of theBrigade at lire foiiosvissg rates:

s. d.Owner or occupier of iand rollins tise

Beigude Areasssiuir,srsno srrbscriplionof ..........108

Otirer personsa siuinsrrm subscriptionof 30

(3) Fire.figistisg oreusberu siroil ire tlrose persasso,being able-bodied bess over 18 years of .rge cilia arerviiiissg to resider service ret assy brrslr fire nviro,r raileduposs, and oviso sigss ass mrderlalrisrg tsr lire foesss coin-

laissed in the First Seiredote to these by.lacvs.(4) Associate snembers shaH be ilsoso persusss wiro

nrc wilhisrg to supply free sootor irrrnsporl for fire.ligirteru or rqnripsssest, or ace prepared to render otirerrsppreverh assistasser, nun svlro sigss air u,rdeetakiug intire foerso cossluissed is use Serosrd Selrednnle to theseby-moses.

(5 No fees or subscriptions stroll be payable citirermy firr-iiyhlissg nsrsrrlrers or 0500rioie s,rr,nrbres, and theeoroio,esrt of persons us such n,rrrrrbers shrall is evreyease be subject 10 lIre ai,provai of usc Board.

(9) A sobseribtsrg ssrrnsrbee stroll lie ehiglirie fur enrol-messt us a fire-figirting meusbec.

Finance.9. Ttse expenditure isseorred by use Board is tire

porciross of equipment, etc., paymest fur seretees andgenerally for lire purposes of tins Act, si,oll be a chargeoil tire ordusrary revessrre of tire Bosed, hot tire seceetseyshall ireep a sci,rrrate record of tIre expenditure incurred,rssder tins Art.

Irteetiugs uf Brigade.9. At least tsvo srnertisgs sisail be held is each year,

one is, Nove,snbrr and one ins January.

Tisese by-laws ussder lire Boots Fires Act, 1037, werepassed by a resoisstion of tire Bssnsbory Road Board (alocal arsiirOrii\- osssder lire provisiosns of sorts Act) at arrseeuissg meld at Busbury os ldiis October, 1941.

F. BT7TBBIE,Chairman.

B. N. ANDERSON,Secretary.

First Schedule.FORM OF ENROt,MENTFIRE-FtBHTING

MEMBER.t, lire usdersigned, Iscreby maise application to hoessroilcd as a Fire.figisting Messuber of the

Busts Firo Brigade.My private address isMy inrssissess address isI cuss Ire cosusssussicoted svilh by Teiepirssse NoIf sseeded, 0 coo provide ury osvsn transport is tine sceneof any ostbreain. (Tins line to ho stroch out if nutapplicabie.)I isereiry declaro hirat I am seer 18 years uf age, andill good ireoltin.

Osr election iry tire Comsutitee us a Fire.flghting Mam.her I Iseerby r,ssdertalso-

to prosrule tiro objects of use Brigade us fax assmall be is sly poweri

to be govecswd by tiso provisions of the con-stitution asd sorts by-lasvs and regulationsas slay frorss tune to timo be made there.

to sic ssry best esdeaveurs tu gtee assistancein fire-figlsling ssrasures svircs called upon,and os sods occasions to oboy aB srdecs andisslenretioss issued by dilly authorised officersof tlso Brigade.

Applicant's sigsnatureDab

Second Selnedulo.FORItI 00° ENiIOLT509INTASS000ATE MEMBER.1, tire ussderoigoed, hereby ssaire application for enrslsent as as, Associate Mcnrrbrr sf tireBoils Fire Brigade.

I ass peepored to offer to transport flee-fight.hug nuembers osrd/or equipment to tire sceneof airy ooibreoh svi,eu eaRed upon. I havea motor veiriche of the following type

available fsr suds purpose.I am prepared to offee my services in the ful.

lowing eapacityn_

(Purageaph (a) or (b) above may bestead, out if both flu not apply.)

My private address isMy bosiness address is..............I eon be cemurunicaled sviths by Tehepisose Ne.

Oil election ao as Associate Messber by tire Cum.unitlee I hereby s,ndertaise-

I. to promote tire objects of tire Brigade as faras stroll be in srny pow-er

ts be gorersued by tire pruvisiosss of tise con.utitutioss and such by-laos as,d regolstiesssus may from tinnrc to time be rrsade there-under

ho use my best rs,deavours to assist in fire sup-pression coons in the abuve capacity ssruescalled spon.

Applicant's signatureDate

32 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANUARy- 5, 1842.

BtJSI-t FIRES ACT, 1937.Dopartrreeret of Lands aud Surveys,

Cxcv. 1148/40. Perth, 30th Drcessber, 1941.or l beret,7- esatifsrd, fur geecrat irrfoeraatron, that theEast Naunup, Cussrtiniut,, and Carlotta l3ssslr FiveBrigades, in the Naresrap Road District, evese dutyregistered as Brssh Firs Bsigades see the 14th day ofFebr,,sry, 1941, in aecordorsee ruth the Irrovisionic of theabove Act, and His Excriierscy the Lieateoaort-Governorin Executive Cousevil has Irene pleased ta approve af thefollowing by-lnsvs for the ectabtishneent, oraisstenaseee,ared rqsri1rrneut ef the said Bash Fire Brigades.

Ci. L. NEBDHA3rt,Ureder Secretary for Lands.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.By-lasvs of tire Naonsrp Head Beard relating to the

Estabhslrrnernt, Maisetenanree, and Equipment ufBaste Fire Brigades far the Road Dictrtet sfNuonop.

Establislirucrsi of Brigarte.Os, tire resolution af tier Hearst to esial,lisle, reraire-

mm arid equip a ltusle Fire Brigade erreder tire provisionsof tire Heists Fires Act, 1837, arid regulations ihrereunertee,tire Brigade elicit be funned ire accurrtarece witle theseby-laws; anal a raiser shah lie given to tire Brigade aridapplication aeeorne1,arried ir- a eot of these ley-lawastrait be made to tire Minister for barrels for its regis-tration aceordiregly.

A basic fire brigade may be estabhnlrert far tire wholeof tire road distriat or foe arey specified rerra thereof.Provided tirat, unclear tire resolution of tire Board estate-tislrirrg a bush fire brigade specifies therein ouly a pertof tire district an tier urea for ir-tririe seine terigade isestabhnlrrd, tier brigade chuB lee derrereei to tee estreblisliedfor tire srlrulr of tire send road district.

Appoiretrereret of Officers.

TIre Buurrt shall erirpuient rr crrlilairr, a lirst here-teerreert, rc secured Iteatreruset, used circle redditiorral heretene-rents us it sirull deem necessary to art eec eritteers rrf tireIflnignde, erred is-ire ise tier Boaret', opirriore lrae'e tirerreeescary qnulilieatiorrs erred breonviedge of tire districtreqairod ire serele oupneitier.

TIre secretary of tire Boerrit, or sereir olirer ire-c.sore as tire Board nray ceppotret, strait tee ttro sr-rectoryof tire Brignede.

TIre i3orrrei ererry er1r1roirrtre,r Ifeirriprirerri Olfirer,rvlro stroll leo res1eoreeiblo for tIre custody ored rerairricri-mice tsr facet eerier erect correltitrere ref eli ce;rri 1rrerr ret reed

a1r1rliarneesrerqrrireet icy tier Ho.-errt free tIre tererposes oflire Brigrreie_ Srrrir rettirer renney siretireer seer-ti eqreip,neentat a depret nelelerovert try tIre ereleiruer, svlieee, if 1rossibto,rersior tender orere rrrstiy be railed rr1eore, 18 tirere aremsrore than user esoir eleteote ire tier area, tier EquipmentOfficer shall aplesiret cit anne depot a person to toohaftar tier rqeriperrerrt arid iravo it ready for immediateieee ivirese rrr1nirrd.

3. 'lire Tloard sirait atepoiret Beech Fir-c ControlOtSrere in rreeordnreree soith tire ree;uirerrreerix of tire dis-trict ared nrrrev irresrribe tire arrrr orre eviricir erecir sceneoftaer steal 1 trees-c jurisdintiore. lice ernployrreent, dis-missal, ased payereeret for services of lerroores (otieer thanoflioers) orreptsyert foe duties renerter tins Art sleall heresteri ire tire rlratreeearr aced seoretrrey of tire Board cern-js'mtly.

Doties of Officers.

8. Tire eterties of all ofiteera ne8e1eoieriret render these1ev-miss shalt be as Intel dos,'u ire tire prootsions of theHerste Fires Aete 1837, rend earle officer so upleoteetedsleali be sopplt-cd settle a copy of tire Art used regulations.Tire caletuire droll leneve ferli control aver tier ereeneleorsof tire Brigade ,,irilst eregaged ire tsr-fighting, arid shalttosere isestrerettons res to tire reretleods to be adopted bytire trerreene. lee tire absence of tire cairtairs, tire firstiteerteresut, and, ire lire rebsener of tiro fleet, tire securedlireetees000 or seerior officer of lire Brigade present atlire fire, siroil exercise all tire iro,vor and duties of tiescaptain. Tire captain dm11, ,vieorr so dieeeted by tireBeesret, irestreret all bred orenero or occupiers to ploengirno breah or breales an all cleaned mud or laud under

hienrebeesirip of Beigade.7. (1) Tiro rrrenr,bersiri1e of a Poole Fire Beigreda neay

rosesist at tine folleervierg-.----(re) flerbseeibineg members(b) tir-e_ligietiog rere,ol,res, arret (e) ossoetrete members.

(3) fireboeribireg er,errrtrees droll be those peesomes, who,teeirrgiretereiteet ire fororredineg tire objects of ileeBnigrrelr, tray ann rerenroat srrbseeiptiore to tire funds of theitrigerele at tire follorrireg ruin r

s. d.(i) Oeverer or oerrr1rier of land ir-itleiri tire

Brigrede Areaereirnirnirrnn srrbsentptiurmof ----------100

(it) Other leersorro-ni reeireimsrsr ssrbseripttonof ----------18

Firc-ligirtirr' rarerileoes deceit be tirose persons,ieeierg able-1,odiret rerere orer 18 yeiees of ago es-irs areesitlireg to render crevice at arey beech lire neirene calledencore. erect se-leo sign rise nneetertrrieisrg ire the forrer eon-trrtrrr'et ire tire First Sebeelerir to fleece br-lairs.

Associate srrrserbres strati be tiroso persorre ivieserr ir-ilitreg to supply free orator transport for flee-lighters or eqreiprrrcrrl, or are perporert to render otherreirteros-eri reesisinrreer, orrel rules sign err aredoetaleing hrtire toerre er,relreir,r'et ir, tire' fecoreet .Sctrr-d,rle to tireceiey-lnirr-s.

(7) No fees or subseriptiorec strait hr payable eitherby fire-ligletireg necrrebers or associate neereebers, cird tieseroohereeret of ieersorrsrrs creele roenebers shall in everyerror lee snrbjeet to tire approval of tire Board.

(h) A srebsertbterg reecenriare cinreth be ehigitric for enrol-rrrerrt as a fire-figlrtirrg soensbnr.

Firsarrea.8. 'l'br cxirerrditreee ineneereeri by tire Boniest in lire

irrereir000 of eeinniierree,nt, rte,, tereyrereret for cervices andgerreeatiy for tire' tenneco of tine Act, streril ire a eirargenec, tIre orelinirrey revenerec of tire Boned, but thee secretarystrretl beep re ccparrrlc record of tIre exironenhiterro inerosrertorertee uris Act.

licetinige of llrigneete.tee c_rued se-trees eleenreert seerd'ssrrc7

'l'lrene by-horse, ererrise tire Basin Fires Ant, 1537, dross1rrnincel hr Ce renolreiioee of tire Nonneesfis Bored Boaert(a local aentirorit,- orneslee tire terovicinnes of such Art) at enerreetireg irelet ri Nrenrnerie oer'2litr Janrarery, 1541.

A. 11. 3rIeICITTIIICK,Chatrrrrao.

J, ItI4YNOLDS,Secretary.

l"irst Sehnedrele.

P01111 OF' ENBOL1IEN'l'Fttihi-FiCIt-tTINOIrtE1lBEll.

I, line reerelen-aigeneni, leceeby cooke a1r1rlieatiern to beerreohleet red no t'ire_figirtimng Menreber of tire

Bush 1"lre Brigade.lOy len-is-air address iilip bensinress nnnirtrcss is - -

O eaen ire n-oerrn,rrrnrierntrnl scum b3- 'relepironne No.....If erereicd, I err,, herrer-ide rnny oivn tenienspeert to tIne iconsof any onrht,eoreln. ('tins Its,0 to be itrurin onet if notreptehienebte.)I inereby etrrclaer tirrrt I renre ceer 18 yennee of ago, andinn good inealtlr.

On elrottoee tn) hire Coreneretitre rca re t"iee_figtrttmeg Msnrn-leer I Increby renndertolne-

0, to lneonrcote tier rrie,jeetc of thee Brigade an fur assmall ho inn Or)' poceer

1, to ire govenceeni 10' tino peovisiorec uf tier rose.stitrntiori rennet nadir by-lairs aned regalatmcnsas may frorrn iterre to tirnrr hr snerede tinore.

3. to one nrry best rnndenivoues to give assistuseroin fire-figirlineg neeacrneex svhnrnr called cepun,aend ox snair oreastoses to chey all orders nodinrstcoehioerc issened by deny autleorised oflienesof tine Brignrde.

nl.ppitrnimnt's sigsnotnnc

Date.

JANUARY 9, 1942. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 33

Second Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENTASSOCIATE MEMBER.1, the undersigned, hereby make application for enrol-ment as an Associate Member of theBush Fire Brigade.

(a) I a,m prepared to offer to transport fire-fight-ing members and/or equipment to the sceneof any outbreak when called upon. I havea motor vehicle of the following type

available for such purpose.Cb) T am prepared to offer my services in the fol-

lowing capacity:

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may bestruck out if both do not apply.)

My private address islily business address is

can be communicated with by Telephone NoOn election as an Associate Member by the Coin-

,nittee 1 hereby undertake-to promote the objects of the Brigade as far

as shall be in my power;to be governed by the provisions of the con-

stitution and such by-laws and regulationsas may from time to time be made there-under;

:. ro use my best endcavours to assist in fire sup-pression work in the above capacity whenLa Iltit iptil.

Appl:ilI S sigilaturi-I into

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Corr. 288/41. Perth, 30th December, 1941.IT is hereby notified, for gi-neral information, that theNorth Dandalup Bush Fire Brigade, lit the Mnrray RoadDistrict, was duly registered as a Bush Fire Brigade onthe 28th duy of October, 1941, in accordance with theprovisions of the above Act, nml His Excellency theLientenant-Coveraor in Executive Coinicil has beenpleased to approve of the following by-laws for theestublislunent, maintenance, and equipment of the saidBush Fire Brigade.

0. L. NEEDHAMTinder Secretary for Lands.

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937.By-laws of the Murray Boa il Board relating to the

Establishment, Maintcnnnee, and Equipment of BushFire Brigades for the Road District of Murray.

Establishment of Brigade.Oa the resolution of the Board to establish, main-

fain, and equip a Bush Fire B]-igade under the provi-sions of the Bush Fires Act, 1937, and regulationsthereunder, the Brigade shall be formed in accordancewith these by-laws, and a name shall be given to theBrigade and application, accompanied by a copy of theseby-laws, shall be made to the Minister for Lands forits registration accordingly.

A Bush Fire Brigade may be established for thewhole of the road district or for any specified areathereof: Provided that, unless the resolution of theBoard establishing a Bosh Fire Brigade specifies thereinonly a part of the district as the area for which suchBrigade is established, the Brigade shall be deemed tobe established for the whole of the said road district.

Appointment of Officers.The Board shall appohmt a captain, a first lieuten-

ant, a second lieutenant, and such additional lieuten-ants as it shall deem necessary to act as officers of theBrigade, and who in the Board's opinion have thenecessary qualification and knowledge of the districtrequired in such capacities.

The secretary of the Board, or such other per-son cc the Board ntay appoint, shall be the secretaryof the Brigade.

4. Tl,e Board may appoint an Equipment Officer,who shall be responsible for the custody and inainten-alice in good order and condition of all equipment andappliances acquired by tlio Board for the purposes ofthe Brigade. Such officer ma)- station such equipmentat a depot approved by the captain, where, if possible,motor trncks c-an easily be called upon. If there aremore titan one such depots in the area, the EquipmentOfficer shall appoint at each depot a person to lookafter the equipment and have it ready fur immediateisa when required.

5. The Board shall appoint Bnsh Fire ControlOfficers ia accordance vith tIm requiremeats of the dis-I net and may prescribe the area over which each suchofficer shall have jurisdiction. The employment, dis-missal, and payaient for services of persons (other thanofficers) employed for duties under tIns Act shall bevested in the chairman and secretary of the Board con-jointly.

Duties of Officers.6. The duties of all officers appointed under these

by-laws shall be as laid down in the provisions of thel3tisli Fires Act, 1937, and each officer so appointedsl,all h,e supplied with a copy of the Act and regulations.The captain shall have full control over the me,nbersof the Brigade whilst. engaged in firo-fighting, and shallissue instructions as to the methods to ho adopted bythe firemen. In the al,sence of the captain, the firstlieutenant, and, in time absence of tl,e first, the secondlieutenant or senior offleor of the Brigade present atthe fire, shall exercise all the power and duties of thecaptain. Tl,e captain shall, when so directed by theBoard, histruct all land owners or occupiers to plougha b,-eak or breaks oil all cleared laud or land underpasture.

Membership of Brigade7. (1) The membership of a Bush Fire Brigade may

consist of tile following :----(a) Subscribing members;(b) fire-fighting ,nembers, mind (e) associate members.

(2) Subscribing nmen,hers shall be those persons, who,being interested in forwarding the objects of thel3rigade, pay an annual subscription to the funds of theBrigade at the following rates

s. d.Owner or occupier of land within the

Brigade Areaniinimum subscriptionof .- -. -- -. 100

Other personsa minimum subscriptionof .. .. -. -. .. 50

(3) Fire-fighting mneimibers shall ho those persons,being able-bodied 'lien over 18 years of age ivimo arewilling to render scm-vice at any bush fire when calledupon, and whm 0 sign a a uad e rta king in ti e loin, cot,-tnined in time First Sehiednle to these by-laws.

(4) Associate members shall be those persons vlioare willing to supply free motor transport for fire-fighters or equipment, or are prepared to render otherapproved assistance, and who sign an undertaking inthe form contained in the Second Schedule to theseby-lairs.

(5) No fees or subscriptions shall ho payable eitherliv fire -6 ghting ni em l,e rs or associate in mu hers, and timeenroh,imcmit of persons-as such members shall in everyease be subject to tie approval of the Board.

(6) A subscribing mmme,nber shall be eligible for enrol-,ne]mt its a fire- fighting member.

Finance.8. The expenditure i,meurrcd by the Board i'm the

purchase of equipmemmt, etc., payment for services andgenerally for the pinposes of thus Act, shah be a chargeon the ordinary revenue of the Board, but tIme secretaryshall keep n separate record of the expenditure incurredunder this Act.

Meetings of Brigade.9. To be called when deemed necessary.Those by-laws under time Bush Fires Act, 1937, were

passed by a resolution of the Murray Road Board (alocal anthiority under time provisions of suchm Act) at anieethmg held at Finjarra on 20th September, 1941.

HOBART TUCKEY,Ohair man.

H. A. SEAR,Secretary.

First Sclsedule.FORM OF ENROLMENT-FIRE-FIGHTING

MEMBER.I, the undersigned, bereby make application to beenrolled as a Fieo-fightiscg Member of the

Bask Fire BrigadeMy private address isMy buabsess address isI ran be rommanicatod with by Telephone NoIf needed, I ross provide my own transport to the sceneof any oatbroah. (This line to be atenrh oat if notapplicable.)I hereby declare that I am over 18 ycara of age, andia good health.

On election by tl,e Com,s,itteo as a Firc_fighting Moo,.bce I hereby undertake-

to promote the objects of the Brigade aa 0 or asshall he in my power;

to be governed by the provisions of the con-sIltation and suds by-laws and regulationsus may fru,n ti,,00 to time ho made tlsere-nader;

to use acy best eadeavoars to gise assistanceiso fier-figliling nsr050reu whoa called span,mcd on sack occasio,ss to obey all orders andinstrc,ctiunu issard by daly sutherland officersof the Brigade.Applicant's signature

Date

Second Schedate.FORM OF ENROLMENT-ASSOCIATE MEMBER.I, the undersigned, hereby make application foe enrol-ment ns an Associate Member of tlseBash Fire Brigade.

I am prepared to offer to transport flee.hgbt-ing members and/or equipment to the sceneof ony oatbrealc sshen called upon- I havea motor vehicle of the follosving type

available for saris paroose.I am prepared to offer my services in the fat

lowing rapacity:-

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may bestroch oat if both do nut apply.)

My private address isMy business address isI ran be communicated with by Telephone No.

On election as an Associate Mensher by 01cr Com-mittee I hereby undertake-

to promote the objects of the Brigade as farus shall be in my power;

to be governed by tile provisions of the cansiltation and such by.hasvs and regulationsso may from time to time be madr thereunder;

to use my bcst endeavours to assist in lire alppressiun svurh in the above capacity uhivucalled open.

Applicant's signatareDate

ERRATA.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perils, 2nd January, 1941.

Core. No. 7514/07.IN the notice oppearissg in the Government Gauef Or, 1551:December, 1541, pages 2020 and 2021 for "2171 linhs'',rud 11117 1/10 links'' a,sd for ''L. T. P10,1 No. 5520''read '1Diagram No. 11114.''

Corr. 1965/37.IN notice apprariscg in the Government Gaeef Or of thet4tls October, 1941, page 1550, with reference So tbewidening of portion of Rood No. 124 in Sloe South Perilsload District, for II Cascniscg parade'' read II Oanniicghsghivvay.

P. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretory for Lands.

FORFEITURES.

TI-IS andrrmeniiooecl leases have been cancelled naderaecDon 23 of the LasccI Act, 1933.1930, foe run-poymeatof rent ur other rcasoua:-Nanoe, Lease No., District, Reasosc, Corers. No., Plan.

Ada,,ss, I-I. D.; 12704/69; Avoso 22097; £111 So. 64.;5477/20 35/SO, C4.

Ar,oatros,g, A. I-I.; 3117/3179; Big Bell 200; £0 7s. Od.;1404/10 Big Bell.

Board,ua,c, Dorothy; 338/2262; Norseosass 335; £5 18,.Id.; 427/40; Nurarosaa.

Broadharsh, W. E.; 21659/68; Nioghcasc 1136; £169 70.lid.; 4411/30; 65/80, C4.

Broadhorst, W. L.; 15980/74; Niaghan 2694; abaso-dossed; 1740/27; 05/80, Cd.

Beoadh,,srst, W. 5. 25317/74 ,- Ninglc;in 1092; aban-doaed; 1741/27; 05/60, C4.

B,,dioehie, Dorothy; 3137/333; Wilano 415; £1 lOs. 04.;1430/34; Wilu,,a.

C-rri,sglus, H. .8.; 3117/2073; Boulder I3S £0 15s. Sd.;1044/0;;; lto,,tcher.

Cos.aoogh, G. F.; 347/2854; Fugue,: 145, 246; alion-stoned; 2444/39; 35/So.

('as'uoagb, 0. J.; 50/135 ; Yilgero 245; £10 lIe. 10d.414/33; 35/80, C 0 Dl & I.

Cavu,,agl,, 0. .1.; 40300/15; Yihgs ems 326; £71 Os. Sd.;3795/23; 35/SO.

Dasvsssc, C. B.; 332/435; Kalgoorlie I0I2 £1 Os. Id.;6082/02; Kulgouelie, Shceet 1.

Demorest, M. 0. M.; 3117/1769; Ora Rondo 97; £111,. Od.; 7035/13; Orsi Ba,,da.

Diekissauss, William; 346/666; Pilgarn 646; £5 Os. 54.;2389/35; 36/So, B & C4.

Chit, Er,,glo; 3117/904; Wihunu 035; £2 Os. 04.;1300/15; Wiluea 'ias1,,site.

Griffi,s, Kenneth; 0178/255; Youumni 259; abascdoned;;;;;0/31 ; p ,,aac,,id Te,v,,'ite.

Knox, Thunsas; 347/1501; Oldfceld 05; £0 Is. 04.;081/37; 650/8;;, 433/9;;.

Kos0000, Aoimiss,s; 6585/153; Wiluns 345; £4 4s. Sd.;2001/33; Nih ii,iu To,,osite.

Kosmos, Asisnuoa; 6067/133; Wils,na 350; £1 8,. Sd.;2003/23; Witu,,a Tosoosite.

Mariin, L. S.; 3117/3196; Boulder 1401; £0 iSo. Id.;1045/01; Boulder Sheet 1.

Morris, Cecil; 20727/66; Ningha,, 0315; 092 3,. 4d.;2466/25; 65/09, C & Dl.

Morris, Cecil; 25194/74; Niaghau 2654; abo,odo,sed;3877/26; 05/80, C & Dl & 2.

Negoo, K. 14.; 68/819; Yihgars 153; £86 41. 3d,;4003/26; 35/80, D4.

Gutdfleld'o Diamond Drihhiog Co.; 6639/153; Wilusca 487;aba,cdoned ; 509/33; \Vths,na Tosv,csile.

Ooborne, 2. N.; 21129/47; Tardu,, OS,- abandosoed;543/31; 156/80, P4.

Patriels, Wilhiasu; 12329/56; Niughasm 1795; £26 11. 4d.;4773/10; 64/60.

Patrick, William; 38166/55; Ninghas 1008; £25 16s.4d.; 4775/20; 64/50.

Pissauctea Pt7., Ltd.; 355/786; Kalosvini District;abo,cde,ce,t; 1077/36; 51/300.

Bacdctl, N. F.; 4688/153t Boulder 893; £6 10,. 3d.;2619/00; Boulder Sheet 2.

Sesvell, B. hI.; 347/2554; Yilgaru 439; £1 iSo. 3d.;1040/40; 36/90, CS.

Orwell, 5. 1-i.; 347/5955; Yilgaesc -140; £1 lOs. lit.;1027/40; l;;/00, CI.

Sesvell, B. H.; 35/1597; Yilgae:c 442; £22 lOs. Sd.;2037/33; 36/80, CS.

Se,,uoeccs, L. 0.; 1117/034; Meehaihi,',rea 257; £0 10,.Oil.; 9721/34 Sleehsa;hsieeu.

Shirt, Ronald; 3117/1524; Wilc,,,a 958; uboudnuect;434/36; Wihccaa.

Spring, F. F. C.; 20418/03; liudhcancsshhu A.A. P1. 8;£5 10,. 04.; 11852/10; tlfochsn,,oalla A.A.

Spring, F. J. C.; 15549/74 Mudhcanoutla 7 assd P1. 5;ubandossed; 13995/to; lOuchcamulhis A.A.

Otoddart, F.J., 347/7O0 Avos, 18712; £37 Os. 104.;178/35; 54/80, B B C4.

Taylor, lOuticror; 347/2801; Niuglcon 3141; £1 14,. 04.;353/40 68/SO, D3.

Taylor, Muthcesv; 60/1389; Nicghcuc 1142; £69 ls. 3d.;804/30; 46/SO, DI.

Zi,u,ner, E. D.; 3117/5095; Kolgouc-hie 1009; no,s.cum.phiamsee svitic rendItions; 757/01; Kulgoortie Sl,eet 2.

P. L. NEEDHAM,Under Seereiory for Lands.

34 GO VEIINMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [J4NUART 9, 1942.

JANUARY 9, 1942. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 85

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will be off eredfor sale at public auction on the dates and at theplaces specified below, nader tlso provisions of the LandAct, 1933-1939, and its regulations:

COLLIE14th January, 1942, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-

tCollieTown ¶1188, la. Zr. 33p., £140; 1338, lr.lCp., £60; n1443, 3a. Or. SGp., £17 lOs.

GERALDTON.14th January, 1942, at 3.15 p.m., at the District Lands

Office-tGeraldton-51l71, 14a. Ir. lUp., £25; 1175, 14a.

lr. Sp., £25.

MEEREDIN.15th January, 1942, at 4 p.m., at the Court House-

IMerredluTown 13, Ia., £5.NORTHAM.

15th January, 1942, at 11.30 a.m.,at the DistrictLands Office-

tBaker's 1Iil1n194, 4a. lr. l4p., £2.tBolgartTown 119, Sr. G.2p., £5.

KALGOORLIE.20th January, 1942, at 2 p.m., at the District Lands

Office-I(algoorlieTown (Campbell street), 2515, 2516,lr. each, £10 each.

''BoulderTown (Dart street), 754, lr., £12 lOs.;(Hopkins street), 1521, lr., £10; (Leviathanstreet) 11751, ir., £10.

5Suburlan lot for cultivation.tThc provisions of clause 22 of the regulations for the

sale or leasing of Town and Suburban lands at auctionshall not apply at the sale of these lots.

JiSubjeet to payment of £150 for improvements, ifpurchased by other than the owner thereof.

¶Including improvements.555ubjeet to leasehold conditions only and that the

lessee shall not be ontitled to convert the lot to fee simpleat any future date.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct, whose valuation shall be final andbinding on the purchaser.

Pians and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at this Office. Land sold to a depth of 200feet below the natural surface, except in mining dis-tricts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available f or selectionunder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1939, and theregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Appilcations must be lodged at the Land AgencyOffice as specified hereunder not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, tbeappilcation to he granted will be determined by theLand Board. Should any lands remain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will be duly notified of the date,thue, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Bonrd.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the Railway Depart-ment which, on presentation at the nearest RailwayStation will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Conces-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, available for seven days from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmast take the balance thereof, if ony, under ConditionalPurchase,

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andujallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to thc previsions of clause 18 of the regulations.

SCHEDULE.WEDNESDAY, 14th JANUARY, 1942.

ALBANY LAND AGENCY.Plantagenet District, Lake Saide (about 6% miles

south-west of xroangs2 Siding).Cerr. No. 7360/12. (Plan 456B/40, Fl, 20.)Location 2553, containing 24a. Zr. lOp., at £2 Os. Gd.

per acre; subject to exemption from read rates fortwo years from date of approval of application; beingE. W. Cake's forfeited Lease 32300/55.

Plantagenet District (about 21 miles east of Mt. Barker).Corr. No. 2206/39. (Plan 451/80, El.)Location 56-12, containing l6Oa. Or. lp., at 4s. Cd. per

acre; classification page 7 of 2206139; subject to timberconditions; being H. J. Rear's cancelled application.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.\Vcllhmgton District (about 6 miles cast of Harvey).Corr. No. 266/41. (Plan 385C/4O, D4.)Location 2746, containing lCOa., at 5s. per acre; clas-

sification page 36 of 5660/22, and Location 3920, con-taini]Ig 584a. lr. 39p., at Cs. 3d. per acre; classificationpage 11 of 6271/22; subject to payment for improve-mnents and to timber conditions; Wellington Location2746 only is also subject to exemption from road ratesfor two years from date of approval of application;being J. P. du Plessis cancelled application.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Murehison District (near Galena) -

Corr. No. 5805/19. (Plan 191/SO, B2.)Location 102, containing about 453a. Ir. 22p., at 5s.

per acre; subject to mining conditions; being R. B.Kissaek j,,aior 's forfeited Lease 36586/55.

Victoria District (about 16 miles north-west ofTenindew-a).

Corr. No. 1068/36. (Plans 156/SO, Al, and 161/80,A4.)

Location 9716, containhig 672a. Sr. Gp., at 2s. 2d. peracre; classification page 13 of 1068/36; subject to cx-emnption from road rates for two -ears front date ofapproval of application; being the surrendered portionof N. F. and I. L. Campbell's CF. Lease 347/1104.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 6% miles south-west of Belha).Cerr. No. 1856/39. (Plan 4/80, El.)Location 20707, containing l,24la., at Ss. 9d. per acre;

classification page 7 of 1856/39; subject to exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approval ofpplieation; being I). Boris' forfeited Lease 347/2549.

Ninghaa District (about eight miles south-east ofKulja).

Corr. No. 533/35. (Plan 65/80, D4.)Location 1142, containing I,511a. 3r. l6p., at 4s. per

acre; classification page 39A of 533/35; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being J. A. Sinclair's forfeitedLease 348/472.

Ninghan District.Con. No. 5205/30. (Plan 65/SO.)

PriceRemarks.

elassn. p. 1 of 818/41.

classn. p. 32 of 11349/11.classn. p. 55 of 1547/26.classn. p. 18 of 6398/26.classn. p. 4 of 4099/27.elassn. p. 13 of 568/29.

Subject to exemption fro,n road rates for two yearsfrom date of approval of application. This cancels theprt--ious flee'cr,unrnl GOretlr notice relating to theselocations.

Lee. Area. per acre.a. i-p. s.d.

1185 920 0 0 6 31400 &

2693 1,059 1 36 4 91651 3,028 1 30 4 02526 2,305 3 35 5 02645 1,197 2 24 3 92531 536 1 17 3 9

30 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. WA. JANUARY 0, 1942.

Nioghao District (aboot oicr miles north of Gabbio).Core. No. 2730/32. (Plan 55/80, A & EL)Loretio,r 1499, 000iaioiog 996a., at 3o. 601. per acre;

ctasoifiratieo page 5 of 2729/32 oubjeet to exemptioofrom road rates for twa years from date of approval ofopptiratio,,. This eaaeels tIle p000i000 Goves'n,o,corlGocUe 000tiee releii3Og to Otis tocetie,,.

Niorglraso District (abo,,t oevc,r asilco seatlr-oo'eot ofICata,rsrio)

Doer. No. 5670/26. (Piano 04/00, PS end 65/60, AS.)Locati000 1649, 1654, and 2066, rootainiog 2,898a.,

at So. 3d. per acre; classification page 13 and 18 of8782/12; subject to oxenoption from rood cairo for twoyeaeo from date of approval of applicati000. This can-cels tt,c pervi000 Goeern,,ocnl Goocflr o,otiec relating totirese locations.

t°IiilTt-t LAND AGENCY.liclboo,corc Diotrict (rrbeot 5 ,00ites orortlo-,vcot of

Na,nbasr)Care. No. 2794/36. (Plan 82/SO Cl & 2.)Lecatia,, 2342, 0000100iosi,og lOOSe., at to. Sd. per acre;

ctosoilieatieoo page 14 ad 22830/11; sobjeet to payooeotfor i500proveroe0015; briog E. It. Fex'o forfeited Lease3 40/887.

WAG1N LAND AGENCY.Willie,os District (roboot 9 orilce santtr,vcot of Wediss).

('err. Ne. 2749/30. (Ptass 588D/40, AS & 4.)Location 12361, e001aisriog 1,163a. 20. SIp., at Ss. Sd,

tree acre; olaosifieatie,s page 3 of 5749/20; sabjeet totire eoordiliorr 0l,r,t tire poison 5,00,51 be eradicated to tiresortisforetim, of tire Misoister foe Lands before the Craw,,gr:o,rt oct11 ios,,c and also to es000toli005 deem road ratesfor tore yc000s fees, date of approval of appitcatims.Tins eoo,eels tire 1,rcvi000s Geveo'or000e,rO Gocelfe noticeoegrordiog Ibis loestto,,.

WEDNESDAY, 21st JANUARY, 1842.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

Morerry District (srear 9-mile Lobe).Door. No. 1652/40. (P10050 3800/46, H4.)Leceiioosr 1423, coortai,rirrg 2500,., at 4s. lore acre

(o.00.lrodi,rg 0000007' fcc) ; clrossifienotio,r prrge S of Filel;;52/40.

\VADIN LAND AGENCY.Wi; Orrorre District (:40000 1 rotOrs rest of i]rortoor) -Corer. No. 4195/22. (P;rr,, 305C/40, E4.)Tir:rt 1,orlio,r of Lor'o,li,o,, 0320, eootaiosinrg rrboot 50

Orion's, oiloror In. ovr'ol of rr ho,0' too l,00tr,00grrti000 ,,r,rllr of tireo'0000 no,o,,oi:rrv rot' Lee',ntioe 0070; rrorrilrrrle srth,jeot tooorro'ey, ,,l:nosil;e:rlt000,, rrir'irrg, 05,1 tIre oosrorrl orrrllctli,,rl,crre000o':rlbo,rrorooltlieros';itescrvc 10117 (Tiorrbcr'21:01101) to Ir cocky ecdooecd.

U. L. NEEDSOA2ri,I7order Secretary for Lands.

Till': RO,'rD DISTI1ICTS ACT, 1910.1059.Dr';oortoreort of La,,da a,,d Socveyo,

t'ectlr, Stir J:rrr00000'y, l;;41.IT to lrecc;oy rtccirrrenl tlrat tire ,rssrlerroeostioned tasrdoloose boo,, set al000rt, Irrircor, or 00500000ed, u,rdee scetioss 17of lire Poblic Worirs Art, 2002, door tire t0500irose of sac,,'roads, tirat is tor 103':-

1320/09. Slolteovrr.No. 354, Exleooioor A strip at born, tore etraio,s

oriole (si,l000i,og ,renrr rio te0000i,roro) , tearing tire tcrori0100soil t000000rl rorsol roirol esteorlisog soortir-rootovarol alongIhi' ,onortin-ovestcr,o i,o,,'rsdrrries of Mrolleosa Agrioolt,,ratArert Lot 10 too tire ovcster',o booiodaey of Iicscrve No.2503.

No. :154 (ovioteorioog) ,Tl,ot toart of Stolleosa Agri.eo,lt,,rat Area Lot 10 boos,r,lcd by hobo startiosg at itsoo'rotcrn cor,rce rro,ol estesroling (no sirowo err Diagrans44498), 46dcg. lt000ioo. 10 eloatoos 79.0 hooks alorrg its,sectir-ovcst boosrdary, tire,, Sodcg. 14,,,i,o. 2 eloaio,s 18.0hooks, SIOdeg. 56,sst,s. 4 dooms 52 linlrs, arod ldSdog.Slnsin. 4 ciraisos 10 hooks 61,0000gb said lot to hoc siart.ioog point.

Sr. ISp. briorg ers,,,eed f000n 5:toileora A.A. Lot 10.(Piaos 126B/40, D2.)

U 930/07, Ravso'ooier.Nor. 0;;;;: (J:orcrrti roorool (ovidesring) :.Portiosr of Lot

21 of 0,,':,,, Loor:otie,o IV (Lo,rd Titles Office DiagrasorNon. 2111) h000,onlcol 107' hoocs 000000000000isog rot its caotrrooeeeo,croo,,ol n'xleoodiog (:05 sloroovoo 000 L0000ds rood SoorveysDirogroosro Ne. 44411) 1114eg. 31,00i,o. 12.2 hooks alosogits oo,o,tlo.c:oolo'coo 100000040007'; Oircncc loo;rg. 17,rri,,. 25.1bobs th00000glo tIre lot rr000i lI4dcg. S7000ior. 14.4 linksrolo050g tire 000rtioeroo'e:ostcr,o loomodary to tioe otartissg100isot.

O.lSto. locirog cesoroorcol (ceo, Sovoso Loeatio,r tV. (20100,0

111/20, N.E.)

7002/05. Upper Ctrap000aoo.No. 18830 Wiolc,oioogo_Poetioor of Horror Tarro Estate

Lot 24 Iroorsoded by liores startisog at tire 000tis.costeor0000 of erriol hoe rood catcoolirog (ros strosero on Diagea000No. 44481) lSdcg. 45,,oiso. S elooioos rood Sldeg. l2000io.7 clraisos 65.7 lisrioo 115000gb sroid lot cord SIldeg. l9onis,.15 cbooi000 10.4 hook0 oi000g tire o:otd side to siartisogpoioot.

lii. Sr. :17p. bociorg ecso,,o,col fcmro Horror Trnrra EstateLot 24. (Pta,o tS7D/40,H2.)

033/39. Koj05000p.No. 15537 lterrooee street A otcip of land, oose

o'iootossvidr, oiaelioog at Oboe se,,tio sidc of Spcooeee otecot:00009 csbeoodiorg (as si000v,o 000 Lorosol 'tubs Dffiec DiagraoorsNo,. 11054 o,00l 8277) 000etio olong tire cast bowrdariosof Kojoosro,10 LoIs 127 rob1 130 o,,d tbrcorec caot0100isrg,rortbrovrrrd (roe olroov,r nor Laoods asod 0,reveys DiagramNo. 60310) ori000g Oboe east boondories of Reserve No.12014 nood Lots 128 r,o,d 20 to tire soatir bousodary ofKejmsolr Loeati000 21.

la. Se. 2t.4tn. beiosg rcsu000crl (coors Kojoosop Location,:12. (Piaso Idoj000p Toon'rroite.)

11726/01. W000lasrtllioog.No. 31470 Esicoosi000 :A sbei10 of bold, aloe cloat,o

ovide, ier,o'ioog tire tcroroi050s of G,e presesot read andcsle500doog (Os si000s'oo oil Dirogenooro No. 60124) soutbo.castova oil Oi00000glo Rcoerve No. 12279 rood Royeo'inc Lot4; tire,50c oo'tdeosioog to 125.3 linbrs assd agnios wideningrot ito te0005iosos aosot c000ti000ioog ttrroogio Lois 8 and 9:o,00l Reserve No. 0210 nood lrot 11 to Edovacd stcrct.

Oh'. loo'irsg s'cs0000cd feoos lioyerinre Lot 4.Ili'. bn'ioog rc000,rcd f,'o,o ltoyecisoe Lot S.2410. iocioog re000,,ocnt frooros Boycriore Lot 0.lisp. being cxctscnt fe0000 Resecve No. 12279. (Piaoo

lloo'cei,oc Townsito.)

1041/3;). llridgc0000',o.No,. 40011: Exiesrois,, A olei;o of bunt, o,oe clinton

stoic, bc:nviorg tine 1nro'oo',ot enornot ot its .joonctioorseitbo tireovcst bo000sor,taev ,,f Ncbooro Loeatin,on 570 n,00d extcoidisog(rio siroosso ml Dinog001005 No,. 44100) wcstov',ord tiocaoogloLeo",ntiono 315 ton ito ovest b,ou,rd:,r,'.

Ion. Ic. 1.110. oilIng ees,,o,,enl fen100o Nciseor Locrnti000 115.(b'i:noo 428A/40, Al.)

4256/11. G000seiho.No. 4112: bfvlcossioss (ffi015lev atreel) nA steito of

bonord, ussr ehsnn'oor oriole, aiaorlhrg rot hoc teroorisous of useiocn'scont rea,l oS Olin' 000rtho-ovcoice,, ooroler of Lot 23 ofC'0000iosg Lecotionos 12 mull exteondiong (as stroonr ml Lrrod'ilties Dillon: Pi:o, 1t76) 000tbr-ovcatcei7' nrl000g ovesteeoolno,uool:rrv 006 Lob 31 oo,d 311 to tIre oortin'eastcrs deucesod Lob 14.

ton. Ic. :09.310. looting resoo,oncol froorr ('a,osoi,og Locrotioos12. (101000 10/40, OIL)

1123/38. Iricreenhor.Non. iSO III (i'tglnt.of.osory) A drib el hind, 22.3

hioob.si,00vloltbo, en01000500050ioog :01 Qoccoo sircet sod exteosd-tong (nor ohr000-o noon Dinrgo:soo Ito. 01007) overt alos,g tirenortOn i0000000lnorin'o not hicreentie Lots 127 to 120, iosclus'rvc,

to ti,e rigirt-of-ov:ov 001 tine 1:011cc 's osertbo-occst corner.( i'bo,r Mer,'cdioo 'i'oovossitoo.)

53510/5;). Moolle...No, 10244:A strip of land, 0000 doom so'ide (ostdeor'

bog at tue e0000rrseoreeosseool, or si000vos ens Diagraoo No,44496) ioavtosg Read No. 5136 ossd oxtcosdi,og soatin-oo'estoo'ard ti0000gis Victoria Locetio,,s 2448, 2147, 2.140,oord 2445 (passing ob005g Oboe er,stee,o otde of the Gernnid.ioos.Mo0eo'a Railovay Reserve) be tIre south bo,000dary afLocatioor 2441.

1,'. SIp. beirog eea000,oetb fcoon Victoria Location 2448.(Plan 11680, CS and 156R/40.)

JANUARY 9, 1942.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 37

1308/41. Melville.No. 10256: Alison road:A strip of land, one chain

wide (widening.s by truncation, at the commencementand terminus), starting at Linton road arid extending (asshown on L.T.O. Diagram No. 11271) north-westwardalong the north-eastern boundaries of Lots 699 to 701(inclusive) and Lots 32, 31, and 36, and Lots 705 to 709of Swan Location 73, to Orinond road.

a. Or .34.8p. being resumed from Swan Location 73.(Plan 1D/20, SW.)

Plans al id iiio'e part ic ala' dese lip tion s of tire In 11(15so set apart, taken, or resnored may be inspected attile Department of La rids and Surveys, Perth.By order' of his Excellency the Lieutenant-C overnor,

(Sgd. P. 4. 5. WISE,Minister for Lands.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application 136/1941..

TAKE notice that Tire I 'erpetual Executors Trusteesand Agency ('olnpanv (WA - Linrited of St. George'stori-ace Perth tile Administrator with tile Will annexedof tile Estate of Robert Gem-ge Hughes deceased hasmade appheOtio]l to ire registered under the Transferof Land Act 1823 as tire proprietor of air estate in feesimple in possession ill tire following parcel of laudsituate ill tile Wilharus District and being

part of Wilhan,s Location 23 containing 37 acres 2roods IS perches

Bounded on tire south md ivest is- parts of northand east boundaries of Location 4982 measuring 15

Date ofNotice.

Nature of Work.

Carrolup Native SottlementErec-tion of Hospital (9212)

South Coogee SeiroolRelu ovalfrom Group 81 (Peel Estate)(9215)

Geraldton El'ospitalRenovationsto Wards, Duty Rooms, etc. (9210)

Mt. Raw-thorn Infants' SchoolAdditions (9217)

tENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date and Timefor Closing.

1942.(230 p.m. on Tuesday13th Janunry

do -

20th Jo aria i-y - -

27th 1 run al-v - - -

[lOAD DTSTIITCTS ACT, 1912-1941.M 01111 t.Mtr si I ill I rind Mnrk inbudi n Em sI 1)1st nct s

A lterrt i or, of Couuu on 13° tmntla ry Notice of lute II ti 011-1)eprrt HI ( itt of P11 bI in \Vo rk s,

P.W.3215/23. Perth, 9th December, 1941.IT is hereby notified, for general inforriration, that it isthe intention of His Excelleucs- the Lieutenant-Governor,irnder the provisions of tile Road Districts Act, 1919-1941, to alter tire common boundary between tire MountMarshall and Mukinbudi]. Road Districts by severingthat portion of the Mount Marshall Road District de-scribed in tire Schedule hereto aad annexing it to the

Lukinbudiir Road District.Plan showing the proposed alteration may be seen

at the Local Government Office, Department of PublicWorks, Pertir.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

Schedule.All that portion of tire Mount Marshall Road District

bounded by lines eolnnreneing at tile north-east corner ofNinglran Location 2470 and extending west along its

chains 16 and live-tenths links aad 20 chains 3 linksrespectively

On the north by tire soutir bornidary of Location 197In ea Sri ri rm g 19 c un ilis 74 and five- tenths links

On the oil st all (I ago ii 011 tlr C 110 itlr 1 v lilies forming'vest :111(1 sort tli 1 iou 1111 a ri Os ot allot], c1 pa It of the sal dI Mci it Oil 23 ''rca sui-iur g 7 ci rail's S and three-tenthIi irks nr rid 55 links respectively

A gil ill On t he cast in- p art of tire r iglr t 1 rank of tll C'Will I Ills B '-Cr 1nel sun iig a] rpruxilna tels- 2 ci) a ills 50links

And again on tire south and east by lines formingnorth and west boundaries Sf anotirer part of the snidLocation 23 measuring 94 links and 11 chains 22 ondsix-tenths links respectively

'Fire land is Irmore particularly defilred oil Diagram121.02 deposited in tIme Office of Titles

And furtlrer take notice that all persons otlrer thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right titleOr interest in the above parcel of land mId desiring torrbject to tile said application arc hereby required tolodge ill this Office on or before time 2Otir February.1.9-12. r Caveat forbidding tire registration of tile said'l'lre Perpetual Executors Trustees and Agency Company(WA.) Lirllited as sriclr registered proprietor as af ore-said.

A. W. 13. GLEADELL,Registrar of Titles.

Offlme of Titles, Perth.this 31st day of December, 1941.

Nortlrrnoi-e, Hale, Ba'-)-, & Leake, Solicitors, Perth,Solicitors for the Applicant.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.to be seen.

Colrtraetors' fluent, P.Wl)., Perth, and at P.WT.D.,Katanning, on anti after 'I'uesday, the 23rd Decent-her, 1941.

Contractors' Room, P,W.l)., Pertir, oIl arid after Tries.day, tIre 30th December, 1941.

Contractors' Room, l'.W.l)., Perth, mr.trd at P.W.l).,Genrmidton, on and alter 6th -January, 1912.

Cont i-actors' Room, I 'AV. I) -, I 'ert Ii, omr and irfi Cr Tries-day, the lull -lan tin -v. I 942.

Tenders, together with the prescribed oposit, are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Works. PublioWorks Department. The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth," and must ho iudorsed "Tender." The lowest or anytender will not necessarily ho accepted.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works

110 rt Ii ar d south a lou g its west ho rum dr ry to tIre II ort irhot, in dary of Lo e a tio ri 2469; thence westward ill Oil g il atof tile north boundary of the hitter beat iou :11111 tirerio rt II orIr 1)011 ndarv of Lucati on 3027 ruin sorrth al oiigwest bouad:rries of Locations 3027, 3448, amid 3031 totile sormtir-east corner of the last-mentioned location;tlrence east along the sontim bunndary of Location 3031mind part of tire south bonrrdary of Location 2-167, southalong tire west boundaries of Locations 2456 and 2457,and south-eastward alomrg part of a soutb-westenr boon-daly of tile last-mentioned location to the district bonn -dary thence south-eastward and northward along thedistrict boundary to tile starting point.

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1941.Bridgetowa and Manimup Road DistrictsAlteration

of Gommnon BoundaryNotice of Intention.Departnlent of Public Works,

P.\V 707/41. Perth, 10th December, 1941.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that it isthe intentioll of His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor,under tire provisions of tile Rend Districts Act, 1919-1941, to alter thie common boundary between the Bridge-

1041.Dee. 17

Dee. 22

LIce. 30

191.2.Lu,. 7

38 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. JANUARY 9, 1942

town and Manjimup Road Districts by severing thatportion of the Bridgetown Road District described in theSchedule A hereto and annexing it to thc ManjimupDistrict, and also tbnt portion of the Manjimup RoadDistrict described in Schedule B hcroto and annexingit to the l3ridgetown Road District.

Plan showing the proposed alteration may be seen atthe Local Government Office, Departmcnt of PublicWorks, Perth.

(Sgd.) W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

Bridgetown Road District.Transfer of Territory to Man.jiniup Road Disfrict.

Schedule A.All that portion of the Bridgetowa Road District

bounded on the southward by part of thc district boun-dary from the south-east corner of Nelson Location 2889to the junction of the prolongation north of the westboundary of Location 3555 with the prolongation westof the north boundary of Loeatioa 11341; on the west-ward by lines commencing at the last-mentioned poitand extending eastward along suid prolongation andnorth boundary of Location 11341 to the prolongationsouth of the west boundary of Location 5250; thencenorth along said prolongation and west boundary ofLocation 5250 and its prolongation north to junctionwith the prolongation west of the north boundary ofLocation 2222; on the northward by lines commencingat the last-mentioned junction and extending east alongsaid prolongation and north boundary of Location 2222,the north boundary of Location 3232 and its prolonga-tion east to the district boundary; on the eastward bypart of the district boundary from the lastmentionodpoint to the starting point.

Manjbnup Road District.Transfer of Territory to Bridgetown Road District.

Schedule B.All that portion of the Manjimup Road District

bounded on the northward and eastward by parts of thedistrict boundary, from the north-east corner of NelsonLocation 2339 to Survey Mark (broad arrow) H.F.56;WI the westward by lines commencing at said north-eastcorner of Location 2339 and extending southward alongits east boundary, part of the north and the east bonn -dary of Location 2340, parts of the north a,,d east boun-daries of Location 3581, the north, the cast, and thesouth boundaries of Location 2413, the southernmosthoundary of Location 3581 and parts of the east boun-daries of Locations 2738 and 2739 to the north side ofRoad No. 4959 on the east boundary of the last-mentioned location; on the southward by part of thenorth side of said road, from the last-mentioned pointto an east and west line passing through Survey Mark(broad arrow) H.P. 57, and by said line to Survey Mark(broad arrow) H.P. 56; also all that portion of theManjimup Road District bounded on the northward andeastward by parts of the district boundary from theprolongation north of the east boundary of Nelson Loca-tion 2200 to the north-western side of Road No. 5245;on the southward by an east and west line passingthrough the last-mentioned paint to the prolongationsouth of the east boundary of Location 2199; on thewestward by the said prolongation and east boundaryof Location 2199, the east and north boundaries ofLocation 10456 and part of the east boundary of Loca-tion 2200 and its prolongation north to the startingpoint.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1941.Read Board Elections.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 7th January, 1942.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accord-ance with section 92 ef the Road Districts Act, 1919-1941, that the following gentlemen have been electedmembers of the undermentioned Road Boards, to fill thevacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:Date of Election; Member Elected (Surname and

Christian Name) ; Ward; Occupation; How Vacancyoccurred [(a) Effiuxion of time, (b) Resignation,(c) Death]; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Bridgetown Road Board.20/12/41; Scott, Cohn Purdon; Seaten Ross; farmer;

(b) ; L. J. Joseph; unopposed.

Toodyay Road Board.1/12/41 ; Cristie, rplmomas Forrester; Central; pharma-

cist; (b) E. W. P. Hayes; unopposed.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Works.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1941.

Municipal Elections.

Department of Public Works,Perth, 7th January, 1942.

IT is hereby notified, far general information, in accord-ance with section 1.13 of the Municipal CorporationsAct, that the following gentlemen have been electedmembers of the undermnentioned Municipal Councils, to11 the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder:

Date of Election; Member Elected (Surname andChristian Na,ne) ; Ward; Occupation; How Vacancyoccurred [(a) Retirement, (b) Resignation, (e)Death] ; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Boulder Municipal Council.

29/12/41; Sheridan, John; miner; (c) ; J. P. Butter.

Guildford Mmucipal Council.6/12/41; Devenish, Charles Roy Baldwin5; (b)

I-I. A. Devenish; unopposed.

Wagin Municipat Council.10/12/41; Prosser, Charles Isaac; (b) ; H. Glad-

stones.10/12/41; Ward, Murray Sowden; (a); M. S.

Ward.*Elected auditor.

W S. ANDREW,Under Secretary for Public Wrorks

ONOWANGERUI-' DISTRICT VERMIN BOARD.Notice.

THE owners or occupiers of all holdings within the d,s-trict of the Board, with the exception of tewnsites, arehereby notified, under scctio,m 96 (2) of the Vermin Act,1918, to curry out the work of destroying rabbits onthe whole of their property, and on roads bounding andintersecting same, between 1st and 15th February, 1942,and again between 1st and 31st March, 1942.

The method to be adopted is the laying of poisonbaits in furrows.

By resolution of the Board,

S. B. HEDDITCH,Secretary.

MINING ACT, 1904.General Exemption.

Department of Mines,680/23. Perth, 4th Decemnbcr, 1941.

IT is hereby notified that exc,nptien from conditions ofwork, misc, and occupation has been granted on all min-ing tcne,ncnts situated in the vicinity of the WilgaMining Centre for a further period of six months fromthe 1st day of December, 1941, subject to cancellation atany time durmg such period by one month's notice hciuggiveim.

(Sgd.) A. H. TELFER,Under Secretary for Mines.

CASH ORDER LOST.Agricultural Bank,

Perth, 2nd January, 1942.C/O. Ne. 4854; Value £10; W. Dwyer; 4/11/41.

C. ABEl,General Manager.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD

Accepted Tenders.

TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Tenders for Butter.

TENDERS c-lose with the Secretary, Tender Board (himself), at 11-15 aju, on Friday, 16th January, 1942, for the supplyand delivery of Butter to Government Institutions and Hospitals during the ensuing period of four weeks.

Forms of Tender and full particulars are available at the 'render Board Office, Murray street, Perth.By Order of the Board,

0. L. N1EDHAM,Chairman WA. Government Tender Board.

TenderDate. Contractor. dub Particulars. d1r Rate.

1941.841 /41 Dee. 31 L. Borena ... ... 3G9s,

1941Firewood, 4,000 cords, for No.5

Pumping Station, YerbillonP.W.D Water

Supply28s. 4d. per cord

do. Percy Payne ... ... 362A,1941

Jnrrah Piles, as fellows .-Item in. diameter,

1,001 bin. ft.Item 2is in. diameter,

92 un. ft.

Main Roads... ...

... ...

is. Gd. per ha. ft

is. Gd. per ha. ft

Delivered F.O.R. Muja Siding1942.

792/41 Jan. 7 James Hardie & Co.Pty., Ltd.

312A,1941

Asbestos Cement Pipes, q in.external diameter, approx.

M.W.S ... is. 0&d. per haft.

100,000 lin. ft., deliveredF.O.R. at contractor's Siding,Rivervale, or onto Depart-nient's lorries at factory

Advertising. Schedule No. Supplies required.

1941 1942.Dee. 18 395A, 1941 ... Tilting Pots-3 only 3-gallon, 3 only 1-gallon, mounted on Stainless Steel

Table, for New Perth Hospital ... ... ... .. ian. 15Dee. 18 396A, 1941 ... Stainless Steel Hot Water Urns and Tilting Pots, mounted on Stainless Steel

Benches, for Ward Pantry Equipment at New Portia Hospital ...... Jan. 15Dec. 24 401A, 1941 ... Single Stege Air Coinpresser (8-10 feet per mm.). Electric Meter, Belt Drive

and Starting Equipment for Wicherinn Pumping StationJnn. 15

Dee. 24 402A, 1941 ... Steam Jacketed Pan, capacity 50 gallons, in Stainless Steel or Copper, for Jan. 15Fremantle Prison

Dec. 31 ... 4OfiA, 1941 ... Coarse Salt for the Treatment of Hides, 150 tons ... .,. ... Jan. 151942.

.ian 6 3A, 1942 ... Gas Producer Trailer OutUts, with Wheel and Tyre Equipment, for Cars,4 only ..................... ... .. - ... Jan. 15

Jan. 8 5x, 1942 ... Refrigerator, approximately 51 cubic feet storage capacity, 1 only .. Jan, 151941.

Dee. IS ... 392A, 1941 ,,. Electric Lamps, as required during the year ending 14th February, 1043 ... Jan. 22Dec.31,., 404s, 1941 .,. Sugar Pine, Yellow Pine, White Pine. or other suitable Timber for Pattern-

snaking, 4,250 super feetJan. 22

1942.Jan. S ... 'IA. 1942 ... Milk, Fresh and Pasteuriscd, for Government Institutions, Claremont,

Perth, and Fremantic, during a period of 12 months commencing istMarch, 1942 ... ... ... ... ... ... .,. Jan. 22

1941.Dcc...... 403A, 1941 ... Cartage of Native Stores front Marble Bar to Nullagine, as required duringthe period ending 31st December, 1942

Jan. 29

1942.Jan. (1 ... 2A, 1942 ,. Electric Pastry Ovens, Double.deck Type having 2 ovens, each 86 in. wide

x 301 in. deep x Olin. high, 2 only for new Perth, Hospital .. ... Jan. 29

For Sole by Tender.Tan. S .., GA, 1942 ... Scrap Cast Iron, approximately 400 tens, as it now lies in the G.W.S. Depot,

Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, where inspection can be made Jan. 22

JANUARY 9, 1942.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 39

'l'enders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2 15 p.m.on the date of closing.

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray street, Perth.No tender necessarily accepted.

C. L. NEEDHAM,Dated the 8th January, 1941. Chairman \V.A. Government Tender Beard.

40 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [.JANUARV 9, 1042.

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA.

No. 18 of 1941.

Between Australian Torlcers' Union, Westralian Branch,Industrial Union of Workers, Applicant, and the Minis-ter for Works, the Comutissioner of Main Roads. nndthe Commissioner of Railways, Respondents.

THE Court of Arbitration of Western Australia doth herebymake the following Award in connection with the industrialdispute between the abovenamed parties

AWARD.

1 Interpretation.For the purpose of this Award the following words simll

have the nteanings set against thom(a) Officer in charge '' shall mean the engineer or super-

visor controlling any specific work.(h) Department '' shall mean nny department by which

work to which this Award applies is being carriedout.

(e) Metropolitan District '' shall mean all that area ofland comprised within a circle of which the centreis the General Post Office and the radius of whichis fifteen (15) nuiles.

(ci) Ballast pit " :A ballast pit is a place from whichballast is obtained. The work of stripping, ifnecessary, and of loading and unloading same shallnot be termed ballast pit work.

The getting amid, loading into railway wagonsmaterial for metalling station yards and roadapproaches shall be paid at ballast pit rates.

Ballast '' is broken stone, sand, or gravel used inlifting, packing, and boxing up of rails and sleepers

(e ) "'I'imbermnan " shall meau a worker who hangs centresand fixes sets and poles off laths, lays keels, fixesframes, or lays decking, or who is omployed hand.hing timber in shafts when buildings are beingurnderpinned.

2.Area and Scope.This Award shall apply to workers who are eligible for muem-

bership in the applicant union and who are employed by therespondents throughout the State on the following classesof work; provided it shall not apply to workers covered byany other Award of the Court of Arbitration or any IndustrialAgreement registered under the Industrial Arbitration Act,19 12-35

Railway construction.Roads and bridges construction.Country water supply, drainage and irrigation con-

struction, excepting any work comprised in orconnected with the Mundaring-Kalgoorlle watersupply undertaking, or the Metropolitan watersupply, sewerage, and drainage undertaking.

(ci) Laml clearing.

3.Payment of Fares and Sustenance Allowance.The department shall pay railway and other transport

fares., or shall provide transport free of charge from the placeof engagement to the place of work, and when the workers'services are terminated because there is no further workavailable return fares or transport to place of engagementshall also be paid or be provided by the department pro-vided that, in the event of any worker leaving the work ofhis own accord, or being dismissed on account of misconductor unsatisfactory work, within six (6) weeks of time of engage-ment, the amount of the fare to the job may be deductedfrom any amounts due to such worker at the time of dis-missal, and lie shall forfeit privileges of free retmu-n to placeof engagement.

Notwithstanding the above, the transport conditionsuniv operating in regard to part-time sustenance workersshall continue in regard to such workers whilst the presentworking conditions of such wom-kers are in force.

4.Accidents, Transportation, etc.In eases of accident the departsuent shall pay the railway

and any other transportation fare of the injured worker to thenearest hospital town Provided that, when it is deemednecessary by the officer in charge or ganger that an attendantshall accompany an injured person, the department shall notonly pay him the transportation fare but also pay his wage,not exceeding eight (8) hours per day, for the actual timeoccupied oa the journey.

5.Payment of Wages.'Workers whoa discharged or who resign during or on

completion of the work shall be paid wages due by cash orcash order, and, as far as practicable, the wages shall bepaid at the particular place whem-e such worker has beenworking.

When a worker has been discharged or has resigned, lieshall be paid the wages due within twenty-four (24) hoursafter the timukeeper has been notified of such discharge or re-signation, or twenty-four (24) horn's after the worker has ar-rived at the main camp, and for all working time duringwhich workers are kept waiting for their wages beyond suchtwenty-four (24) hours they shall be paid at ordinary mates.

6.Hours.Subject, and except as hereinafter provided, the ordilnary

working hours shall not exceed eight (8) hours on Monday'Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and four (4) onSaturday: Provided that, with time approval of the parties.the working week of forty-four (44) hours may he workedfront Monday to Friday iuclusive.

Provided that, at the discretion of the officer in charge,the hours to be worked on railway construction during thetime a locomotive is in uso shall ho spread over six (6) daysof eight (8) hours each and five (5) (lays of eight (8) hourseacb, in alternate weeks ; Saturday to be the off day in thefive (5)-day week. This proviso shall apply only to workerswhose work is dependent upon the work of the loco.

7.OvertinuoAll time worked outside of or in excess of the usual

hours shall he paid, for the first four (4) hours after the usualstopping timetime and a half, aud thereafter double timeprovided that workers called to start work within one hourand a half (li) of tIme usual starting time shall be paid at timeand a half until time usumal starting time.

Double time shall be paid for work requh-ed to bedone on Sundays, excepting to seven-day a week men, andexcepting shift workers commencing not earlier than 11 p.m.oa Sunday night to suit transport facilities.

Double time shall be paid for all work done on GoodFriday, Labour Day, and Christntas Day, and tha]-e shall beno deduction from accrued holidays imm regard to workersrequired to work on any of the said holidays.

Except as hereinafter provided, all work pci-formedduring time recognised meal hour shall be paid at time and ahalf, and such rate shall continue until the worker knocksoff for ins meal.

The exceptions referred to above are as followsPowder-monkeys and their assistants.Workers engaged not more than 15 minutes

immediately after the commencement of timeusual lunch period on somo process in course(e.g., concreting).

Workers engaged omm emergency repairs to plant,etc., or other essential emergency work, to enablethe job to restart at the expiration of tiuo lunchhour.

Shift workers.Horse :lrivers performing duties covered by their

attendance allowance.workers who ordinarily have their lunch whilst

working (e.g., pumpers unwatering trenches).Workers on ballast or material trains.A worker who is engaged continuously for macre

than five (5) consecutive days between timehuours of 12 noomu and 1 pan. or any usual mealhours on afternoon or night slmifts : Providedthe lunch hour is taken between 11 arn.,nd 2p.m., at time sante regular hour eneim day.

8.Holidays.\Vom-kcrs, including part-time workers hut excluding casuals,

shall receive, inclusive of all public holidays taken, Imolidaypay equivalent to one (1) days' pay of eight (8) hours for eacimmnonth of continuous scm-vice, and the proportiomm of a day's payfor a broken period of a mnontim, including ammy Sundays occur,'-ing in such broken period, calculated on time basis of the daysin the mommthu in whicim paynment is nmade. At each Christmastinuo all paid holidays then due shall be taken. Absence fromwork for any of the following reasons simall not break contin-uity of service and the periods shall be considered as servicefor the purposa of this clause only

(a) Temporary stoppage of work for time Cimristnuas orEaster holidays Provided the worker reports forduty on the date fixed for resumption of work.

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(b) Inriemenry of tire svestirer, provided tire worker isready and willing to svork, if railed apr,,.

(r) Leave granted by the officer in charge ar gauger onarcount of illness orsperial necessity op toaperiodout exceeding six (6) daya in any one year or absencesip to one (I) montls svlsilst deusviog cosspeooatiununder the Worlsecs' Coroperrsotion Act.

Period, ocroi,irrl in lrroocerlirsg from job to jab asprovided in risose 12 (It) of this Avsel

)c) Gam,gerosirail be paid at ardi,,ary rates for cnfrnvcdidleness at Cheist,nas or Easier. Tiroacsvkoseleogth at service entitled tl,r,n to Iroliday pay atthe Christmas closing down shall only Ire paid forsorb accrued holidays and for the period idle inexcess of sarIs holidays. Holidays shall averse irsrsccorda,secssitln this clause Provided, irasrever,that Good Friday, Labour Day, ansi Christmas Dayonly shall Ito derlactrd from acrrred Isolisisys.

)f) Workers s1,eri6oaIl' egaged 0,0 is sevenr.drsy sverkbasis sirall have tlreir Irolidaya calculated ois abusio of two (2) weeks of ,cveo (7) days at tire ra,o.plrtioo of twelve (12) months' continuous ucecice,rmsi pea cola fur lesser service.

0.Horse Driver,.Worlse,a erngagrd as horse mirivero small, if erqsdrcd. in their

005rr ti,,re feerl and groo,n their lsoroeo, grease tlneirnieayo, andattersmh ta the macness, rmnnrl fur so duirsg they shall be entitledto u,s alloovrsmmer at tire rrsto of Or. icr sm'eels fur tire first Irarucand 3s. irersrcels for cael urlditio,rol horse up lox ,rroximoss ofIris. per ss'eek, 1,rovimled

(u( tinat any horse driver engaged for less tls,s,sts'eelsshall rcrer's'e proportionate psynent fur tire extratinnrr uilusr'rd fur gronrrsi,rg a,srl feedinrg iris bosses.a,sd fur greasing his riray, usri for utteosliog to iris

(b( that snirro a rtsblenssrr is c,ni,Ioyrsi tire alluserroce Onhorse dris'ces sirall be ermlrmreml to an nor000t equal totsvu.tlmirds of tire above allowance mmcc s,'eels, ansd aimraportiu,,ate arrnurmrrt for a lesser 1rrriuri st ordin.ary rates

a stuble,nu,,'r rlrrty skull ro,r,ist of feeding a,rd ss'aterinrg tire isoroes a,rd of attending to tire supply offorinler and otlmec iroror msnmrh stable eeqmnisiteo.

For any trot dir3' on trlririr a iroror rinser performs dutiesother tlrnms those specified i,s tire first morrrgrspir of tins clorrseIre shrull be pain nrr tire foiloss'irrg brrrsis

Tinre actrrully svorlsedordinuey rate,'Fime 0pHnr to arrd after vermoirrg sroririralf ordinnaey

Provided tire totul iromres pain for slrrril trot rurcerl tirosecomprising tire ordi,nuro' sr'ockirrg inorrrs for tire prrrtier1rrr riot'svurkeri.

10.Wet Places.iVorhees scinile svorhir,g irs sr'et irluecs siroil Ire lurirl O,re

sirilliog (is.) per slay i,s additiorr to tire note lrrwscnslremi. \Vetlrlaees shall ,nrearr iriurcs soircec tire seater is orer tire svorher'ou,slrles or top uf grr,rr lr000s srirerr irrovideri, urocircee in iror'farrmriog tire smock tire slrlrrsiriog of tIre seater morn nrrmni ortrrrmrtcotireir clothing. oros'ireec irrutcetimr is trot irrovirlemi to irceveortsmlmrsiring or mirippings orrfficient trr srrtmrrale tlreirclmrtiri,rg.Tire officer irs rinrnrge, foremrrrrnr or gmrnrger sirsil rireinic sniretirceis islace is rr ' sect 1010cc ' snitiri,, tire ,00enrni,rg of tins eiaroue.

Ii .Walkirrg 'finrsc.(a) Woekeru sirrsil ire pain oh. orrlinrrrey nmrtes fur liroc uccrr1sicri

in ssulhi,rg from cr,,nir to srorkr Pruvimiemi tirut ti3O5r 00 rrilosvemishall root excceni tsresty (10) ,mri,rrrtea per mmsiic r i0covirieriisbn thmmt dlrrriong tire ,,rnrrtiro of Se1rtemimcr to em roil, irrclmnsis'c,svirrnr tIne miistrsnscc exeremis tseu (2) miles, mmnrrrl rirrrimrg tiremomrtlrs of illay to Am,grrot, iocirrsirc, svhrerr tire nliotms,reeexceerlu orre a,rri is iraif (10) roilco, rr si,rrilar mrlloorrrmrec obail Iresilusred far tire rhotonce mr excess of tire tsvu (2) miles son tireone moron is irulf (111) nrilcs respectively fnrr rctrncmr to emrrrrp.

)k( Pokeru.orrt o,r balirrut truirr uhrmsil Ire purl rot rrrrlirrrrryrates fruno tire ti,rre tire trains leases tire err,,rin rotH it retrrrnrotirereto, leus tire ti,rre mrllosrrrl for lire mnriri.rlay roerri r Peuvinleritirut, in the evest uf tire tca'r,r root rrtmreoing to tlrrcmrrn1rsvitkin is rerraorsmrbie ti,nrc, tire ric1rrret,mrerst reserves to ihuelftire right to ,'etrmen tire nero by trolley or otirer rnrc000u.

(r( Woekera trlru rrrc reqsireri to proud tire tr'ollr:y ororririrl,tirey ride to onri feorrs orsek sirail travel boOm scays in lire dcpartmeot's tmnsnc.

lH.Pmsymerrt for Pitelrisg, Steikirrg, mmmi tlerr,ovinrg Combs.(n) 'mVorlrosr sirsli be 1said at urdisary rates foe artrral limo

takers in pitrining )inulr,di,ng tins first pitriring), striking, andrenmO5'iflg rump.

Peneided that, ssheo a worker on a srork is gold off andis uffeeed anod arrepts re-engagement on anntlser truck, hesmall be pain foe tire time token ins getting to Ohs moor jnk onp toa ,00xi3O5rns of rigirt (1) booms at tire rate Ire sr'as rorriving attire time he finnisired the olni job, s,nd fnrethce, irroviried tirut thesn'orkcr olnrdl travel to tire nmesr smock as rileected iry the deport.

13.Medleinre Cireot.'rime mlcpartment sirahi isnovidie rr,r efficiently eqonipped merk.

cior ulmest for croci, scuds, a,nmi is Orat inn cinest simrsil ire ke1mt attire puree svlreee smock no i,ruceerhng.

14.Water Smnpply.'Fire drpartnrrent sirall irruvimir potable scaler for senrirers nmsmi

for mnontirorised lmuurmhinng irooses. 'loOks small ho fitted tvitlsmaims. lloilmrg seater shall rriso be provided iry the mieimrmrtnncmmtfur workers' mniri.mbuy ,neal.

17._Delivery of Stones.'line respective departnnsennt olmuhl earl unod riehvcr On rumrnis

tire scoehero' storer as reqmrired by the svorkers r Providerl thatwirens omnek stores see delivered by bern storebrceimero at tirercqmseut of tire nlrp000nneot, tire rust of delivery, if mnnny, totine truelmers sinull ho paish by tire depnrtnnremst. 'fire deprmetnmnentuirmnfi nnnt be liable foe loss or drmnnrmgc of stores mineinng te050port.

16.Tools.All toolsrco1rnircri by lrsbunnrcsa mmmd mmec0500ey for tire meork

shroll he ireos'iried ut tire cost uf time mirhrr500nmsent, mod umneislouIs skull Irr outttfnctorily oecomnrsterh for orinenm ceqomierd,

17.Acro ,nnn,sorirntiumn.(rr( \O'ireee nnrkerr in time umcrformnrsnmre nf their synch Inrsve

to crmnns1s nmnt, tine mhrprmrtnsrnt shoahl emmpply sulfinient temrtrmcro,n,nomlalioms oms crmeln (ohm to lseohrcrl' lnommse tine ,oemm c,mm.rhoyemI.

Rennt foe tennis shall Ire as mmmmnlerSine 0 a 6 (nor mnnmmms onnly( ......Oil, per sceehsSire 0 o 10 (orcnnpiemi by one nmnaon mt imis

00mm request) .........fid. Irer torchSire 8 a 10 (if Osco nnsrnn( runin ... 4d. per ovecirSine 10 a 12 (for ,mmarrierh comntmbcs nnnly( ls. irer orcelr

Sines of tenmtsThmr peimnniplr of snophmhs'nsg eaelm sm'uelmcesmith a 0 a 0 temnt mmnmi ,nrmncried coulmico soitin u 10 o 12 Oe,mt isrmimimroved, numb trill ire g'mo'cmm effect to as fce,In onnirinhico uf trn,tsamy obtainrnl.

(k( 0mm comnsirmmctions smocks selmere 00mm (10) no ,nmnre moors arcemrrlmbnyrol omntsido rities or tuorns, tire dcpurtmenrO rimsIl noOhms appkcmntinnn uf ,mot less tlmu,m tenn (10) enrployees. sonpimly,frer of rinmnege, smnffirienmt Omnolmarmllsu, treotlrs, 12 in. buarmlr foetables, stools, or fsrms, urnd rook'i,mg sorb mhi,mi,ng motensils for rs

Every runs rmrnmnir oimrdl hmrsve a cona,ni000e of mnrmnragr.mmne,sO, uppuinntrmh Imy time onu,'lmers, on'bnose nmsnneo simsll he 000ificolli'unos tinoo to tin,me 10 thor officer in ohrun'gr of tire inrsrticmrhurocsn'k, and uonehm rsnnmoittre small be mmem-sonully ces1orm,noible fortIme loss or nhrsnmsmmge to ions)' af time rseiirlro snmhrpbiemi to tInemrs,nelm by tIne mheimarinnment, bole scerrr msnnl term escrpteml.rmmnnitin e cnmnssmittce ubmall ertomno ihemnm.

(ml) 'rIme crm'eHon of ,'rsnchrcs oimrsll be nlune inn limo' mieloart.nmseot's liomse.

)e( Wimeny mu lroaemhi,og Imormuc or ersorho in provided timenielnaninmnent obmuli um,lrply, if reqomiremi, one nlmeet of 0th. guI.rrmmniucmi bonn fur hire rmsc of conchs tourism.

18.._Sasitaey Service.A,s effirirnmt ursnniirsry sen-sdrn small be inns teol annl nolon.

tuinm'oi by time slem000tonsent uno esclm sroo'Is.

I 9.Miuenl Fmoosctiumns.(a) Aoy ovunisen crsm'r'yinog onnt synch elms'ifrenh at u imiglmer

oorimminmssnn timans iris on'dinary rots fur torn (2) lnnmnn'u inn a,nyshrift ubmabl Ire maid at lime nsinimmmos rind fur srmchr s,'onlr for timercimolc of hoist olmift 0 Provided tinut smnebn moinoismmn,nrian000hoover thmmmnm sm,eir svorlser'o regnnlsn mate of pay. If Ire hr ens.inhoyomb fur less Olnmsmr tsm'o (9) lmunnm's rat snoels cbossiflonl mt a Imigmmmrmmsinimnnnns ilmrsn mis orrbmnmnn'y cole. Inc simull Ito 1mmmid mis ordirrrmryrrrte for lImo scimole olmift.

(b( A snon'keo'o regulse ,'ate sf guy sImall moot hr redmnrcmhrclniIst ins is 005sporun-ily ommspbnyed st trunk classified smith

ms

hoover nnirsi,,rm,mrn, 000ing to shmorlage of 'nalenial uccaoiomneniby time niepsntmnsont's mhefanrlO, an fur noy oilrce nomad onitbminmtime oonstrnl nf time deportnsrnst.

(r( 'foul shnarp000ro, pnsn'der.mnnnolreyo, and plmnglmnmson snbrenoemployed imstenmoittemmtly n,r sooch ebnosen of tvorbr ohshi eoueivetine sesge Imnosroibedl fun tool shseponrea, pumrden'.nnonlroys,a,md pbomngbmmmsen, ins tine case mmry hr ; peuvided they areennplsyomh on mmcm classes of 500rlr donning onsy p000ioms of is

42 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUAnY 9, 1942.

week (Monday to Saturday). If not employed on such classesof work for any portion of a week they shall be paid for theclass of work actuaUy performed.

20.Water Bags and Firewood.The department shall provide, free of charge, on each

work, water bags which in the opinion of the officer in chargeare suitable. Firewood shall he snpplied free of charge, whereconsidered necessary by the officer in charge.

21.General Application of Wages Schedule.The rate to be paid for auy class of labour omitted from

the Schedule or any section of work covered by this Awardshali be that provided under any other Schedule of thisAward for similar work.

22.New Classifications.The future rate for any class of labour not specifically

mentioned Ia any of the Schedules of tius Award shall befixed by mutual arrangement between the parties hereto,and, failing agreement, by the Board of Reference Provided,however, that the rate so fixed shall, if the date from whichit is to take effect has not been agreed upon, be determinedby the Board of Reference.

23.Van for Plate-Laying.The department shall provide a van for conveying plate-

layers to and from work.

24.Protection from Weather.Suitable tarpanbas shall be supplied by the department

for men travelling to and from camp to work per motor truckdurng winter months.

25.Casual Workers.A casual" worker is one for whom less than one (1)

week's continuous work is provided by the department. Cas-ual workers shall be entitled to receive ten per cent. (10%)in excess of the rate prescribed for their class of work Pro-vided that no penalty rate shall be payable ia eases where theworker is employed regularly for less than one (1) weekcontinuously, owing to his being employed under the part-time or rationed system.

26Shift Work.Ia connection with shift work jobs the first shift in

two.shift work shali work eight (8) hours, not includingany crib-time all other shifts shali be of eight (8) horn's,including half (f) an hour crib-time, i.e., 71- hours actualworking time.

Workers employed on night shift (from 5p.m. to 730ala, without rotation) in dismantling the receptacles knownas cement boxes," or in preparing fresh boxes to receivethe concrete mixture shall be paid one shilling (1/) pershift above the basic wage.

27.Preference.Preference of employment in respect of the classes of

workers covered by this Award shall be given to financialmembers of the A.W.U.: Provided that any worker orapplicant for employment who is a member of another re-cognised industrial union and who produces proof of such atom-bership, shall he entitled to equal preference Provided thatsuch worker or applicant shall, within fourteen (14) daysof the expiry of his current ticket with the other union, makeand complete an application for membership with the A.W.U.

28.Union Representative.The duly appointed local representative of the union

shall be recognised by the gauger and departmental officersas the official of the union on the job.

29.Inspection of Wages Sheets,The wages sheets of the department shall be open for

inspection at the local or head office by the secretary orother authorised member of the union, upon reasonable noticebeing given of his desire to inspect same.

30.Pieceworkers.(a) The rate of payment for any systcnt of piecework shall

be fixed on the basis that it shall be sufficient to yield toa worker of average capacity for a full week's work of the or-dinary hours at least ten (10) per cent above the minimumtime rate of pay as prescribed herein for such week's workProvided that, where a worker works part of a full week atpiecework rates and part at time rates, he shall be paid somuch as ho is entitled to receive under such piecework ratesplus the proportionate amount which be is entitled to receiveunder this Award at time rates of pay.

(b) All disputes between the department and the union, asto any matters relating to payment by results, including anyquestion as to whether the rates or prices are properly bssedon the capacity of an average workman, and as to the extensionof any system of payment by results by the department toworkers, shall, in default of agreement between the depart-moat and the union, be referred to the Board of Reference,

(e) As far as reasonably practicable the provision of thisAward, relating to accommodation, tent allowance and holidaypay, fares, accident transportation, pitching, striking, andremoving camp, medicine chest, water supply, stores, sanitaryservice, and preference shall apply to pioeeworkers. Tentallowance and holiday pay shell only be payable when theofficer in charge is sotisfied that the pieceworker has qualifiedfor such payments.

31.Contract of Service.1. Subject to the provisions of sub.clnuse 2 the following

provisions shall applyIf for any reason whatever during nay portion of the

working horn's of any week no work is available or performed,the worker will only be pnid for the time actually worked atthe rate of pay as above prescribed (per week of 44 hours)apportioned to the time actually worked during the week.

There shall be no obligation on the part of the employeror the worker to give a week's or any other noticeto determine the employment, the position being ia thisrespect the same as if the worker were employed at an hourlywage.

2. If a worker is not notified before he leaves the jobat the end of the day or shift that his services will not berequired on the next day or shift, and such worker presentshimsoif for work at the appointed starting time, he shall bepaid for that day : Provkled, however, that if the unemploy-saent is on account of causes beyond the control of the manage-mont he shall be entitled to only two (2) hours' pay and benotified of the cause why lie cannot be employed: Providedfurther, that when the worker llves or resides in such closeproximity to the work that he is under no necessity to incuraay extra expense by a delayed notification of his services notbeing required, then such notice shall be doomed sucientif given at least one (1) hour before the nsual starting time,

3. A worker who has actually commenced work and isknocked off from any cause whatsoever shall be entitledto a minimum of two (2) hours' pay for the day or shift.

4. The decision as to whether it is too wet to work shallrest with the officer in charge of the job.

32.Long Service Leave.The conditions governing the granting of long service leave

to full-time Government wages employees generally shall applyto workers covered by this Award.

33,District Allowances.District allowances calculated on the rates specified below

shall be paid in the undermentioned areasAllowanceper Week.

£ s. d.The area within a radius of 15 miles of the

G.P.O., Perth ... ... ... NilThe area vithin a line commencing on

coast ; then east along lat. 28 to TalleringPeak ; thea south-east to Mt. Gibson andBurracoppin ; thence to a point S.E. atthe junction of lat. 32 and long. 119thence south along long. 119 to coast (ex-cluding the areas comprising District No. 1) Nil

The area within a line commencing on coastabout half way between let. 28 and lat26 ; thence east to a point on long. 119thence south along long. 119 ; thence eastalong lat. 28 to a point north of Mt. Red.eiffe ; thence due south to a point on lat.30; thence east along mt. 30 to SouthAustralian border ; thence south tocoast, along coast to long. 119 ; thencealong boundary of District No. 2 ... 0 5 0

The area within a line commencing oa coaston lat. 26; thence along lat. 26 to SouthAustralian border; theace south to bound-ary of District No. 3 ... ... ,.. 0 9 0

The area from coast between lat. 20 andlat. 34 to South Australian border

The area from coast between lat. 24 andlat. 20 to South Australian border ... 1 10 0

Boundaries of Districts

0 15 0

JANUA1St' 11, 3942. GOVIdBNMENT (IAZIfTTE, WA. 43

Boundaries of Diotrirts-roslissed.Allowancepee Weeb.

I o. It.'rho area from roast between 1st. 20 thencealong roast snupoisst at C'aeoot Baythence east to South Australian border ... t 10

Ttse area eomprishssg the resssainster of north-ern portion of Kinsherley District ... I It

0 Including Port Hedlanrt.

The above allowances covcrass'res, svbethrr of six or sevessdays. For periods of less than six days, one srvrntls of theabove slsall tsr payable for earls day, or poet ttsereof, Pro.videst ttsat woelsero es'lso hssre svorlsed at least tsalf a creek shalltie given ttse benefit of Snssday iss the calculation of districtaltosvance.

34.-Tent Abeyance.IVoehers required to live intents at or in the iseiglsbossrlsoosl

of the job slsalt be paul an additional allosvanre at tlss' rateof Is. 3d. per evrrh.

'l'lse above abolronre covers a ucels, whether of oix orrevels days.

Poe broken periods tlsis 1sartiralar allosrassee elmS tsr eatesslated at osse.sixtts. vir. 1094. pee day.

32.-Cesursst Allosvanre.Worlsers handling dry cemesst shall be paid an abosrassee

of sixpenee per day. Thin allowancc shall not apply toseorkersreeeivissg a ssslsrgiss for worls schick involves the seeor lsendlissg of cement.

:tt.-Altosvassceo-Gessrral.The special, district, and tent allossanee alsall not be treated

as " wages " is, the rosupotatioms of overDose, hsolisloy pay,or for other similar purposes.

t7.-Distosst jnb-3tetropotitan itistrirt.IVorlsers IsIst in eansp ossct esssployed sritlsin tiso Sleteopol.

itass District on seosIs oil,ssatrsl sssore thais omso (1) salle fcnsssthe nearest tram, lists, railway ot,stioss, or nttser pnblir trans.poet facility stsshl erreice ass sllosvossrc of sintscmseo (Sd.) perslay iss addition to ttseir urstimsary say. ossless travelling in thedepartssss-sst's tissse.

30.-hogsPee 'sVeels

taste srago .1 a d.Ilelropnhitass Aera ..........-I 10 5Elseu-herr in Sosstts.Weot Division 4 10 10)c) Etseu-lsere ..............7

'l'tse fobOsving weelsly mssosgins Ovrr tlse bss-sc crages asderlaced from tinsr so Ilsos' ily use Arbitssstlois C'sssrt olsall liiipaid

t.-Ilnilssco ('casteMargiss

.t.Slisrs'llassensscI

£ 5.

Essgine rlenoreGuard (sun oveetisssr( .........1 II) II

.1 Slssssinrtsusgo, ralssbesissg sritts s-cod 0 0 01 Men engaged its rssssbeeiisg 0 4 II1 Iless loading asssl usstoodirg sleepeca nsd/

or rails so yard 0 0S. l'ssmsssec . 0 a II

7 Olsipmsosssstelssssssavrs (to isss'lsssi,' irspay, if shy) ............Ii 0 It

0. 'l'sissber (sssrlisrs-) .............Plssleloyissg floss00. lOans baits-c S Ii

10. ttrddees ,ssssi fssstesss's 0 II

It. Boss loasler 10 IiIS. Enterer 4 It1:1. Fistserssp, es-ills sqmsce 7 (1

Fislserssp, nrslissary 4 Itthsssgee (is o sverttssss-) II It

it. Holder ssp ............17, jigger bneer 1 II

10. l,eadissg busssisrr 7 It10. Lisskecs iss, on rail esssl 70

Linlsresiss, ordinary 4 IIt.osster

52. Mess essgagesl lsssssspirsg sss ssssbs se lossditisssissg 4 It

23. Sleeper squarec Isissl fissri 1 II44. Sleeper adrer, adriiisg oterpers its Dali, 0 II55. Sqssisster I II211. Squimst.er'a sssate 0 0

t.-llnilway C000trssetioss-rnntioued.Slasgio

per Weds.C. Yorsl Gang 1 5. d.

20. Gauger (sso overtime) 'to20. Hassd odzer 000to. Labosseer fob

Leading borer on adaissg essaetsioe 000SIan oss adning sssnclsisse 010

333. Sqssinter iss rail pressiisg gang 000D. Lifting Gang

Gassgor (iso sseetisise( 200Herlmass 030

3t. Leves-osan 08037. Lifting nssd galloping ssst sssams 03030. Ordinary and lifting laboisrers Nil:10. Paelsera, Isis wilts levermen, or shone tess

inca paelsing after lever ......0 3 0

K. Ballast Pit Gaisg lGanger (no overtime) 2 It 0Hoostluos gassg in hsallast pit .......(1Labourer filling ballast into ratloay or

,00tor tesseha or deaya in pit_-..(a) Wlserr he hosts throes' the luster

tol 211. Sins, or over froos thelevel an which hr otassds I) 7 II

(Is) Where he has to throw the mater.ial less tlsais 511. Sins. fensotile Irs-el ors srbiels lsr stands 0 0 0

4:1. Laboiss-er tilling ballast or sand us stage pit 0 0 04-4. Polser 01st no ballast traisss ......0 3 045. Wagosa greoser in ballast pit ......0 3 0-III. Wagnis trimisser at ballast singe ...0 t 0

1. Fettling Gassg47. Gauger (iso overtiuse) 0 10 IIli. Fettlera Nil

(1. 't'elelllsnne tiling40.. Gssisger (iossls.ertiisse( 114050. labourer 03021. I,inseisiisis II Ii 0

II.-llaada ohsd ffs4,lgeoCasserole rmsrb layera 030Concrete 500sp mnatser 000Grader, o1secssling blsisle op to Oft. I'd

srisltts ............0 0 1)Grader, sperotiisg blndo over Oft. to svidtts 0 1 0

511. Hamslier ansi gartusais engaged us breakingisp roado 0 0 0

27. ifeehsero 0 t 058. Lobouresa Oisnssiotl-ossisoo 0 5 050. Lobonree110. Leading lsassd, osaumsstc-sslsnce I) II 0lit, SIns eisglsgcsl Ilis crater binding 0 (I

(12. SIns operotiisg lsloncr (svet pay conidotnpceate simmisisltsiscously) II Ii I)

03.Ste,s plsseisig otcue ins touodsstioii Nil04. Slctol oc gravel s1sreosler o Ii 0(12. OS-driven pass-er road volley driver I I 000. Seaeilter (aura ssrtssslly essgogelt ansI

sctmg ssodei- the fsreoian'o instruction

117. 0115155' lsislsuspi'c sIll 5115511

lit. 'l'ssrissl'tsshll-r

I',i_sI \\'sichs( s

00. Isis nssso7(1. I-l.sssd SjlcIlsO,lc.olissilo

Kettle 0 IsisMetal ss.ces'iss'cS

liii inisris liaisg ( t5rssetcsstiisis( 1

74. I Irivecs of iistersissl l.I,oshlastisoci,IIers(a( 10 11105 oiiul liver - --

(Is) I'oslre It thus7.5. tlriveco of ioterossl s-oisslsssstilssr "isolecs70. Kettle also77. Sletat .-,ers-eisc'r70.Slrtlsl o1sreads-esas list lsitnous-ss liv pl15e.

tisstiois or jllluiiit elIot .........Ilversshhssvill he 1iravidrsl fur IvlIch,-es-s

lsrtlulslly hsuoslhioig bitoioi-o.70. l'iebisig.sip moo (scIui'is smelling isoshs'r liii'

shicrrtissiu,,f tlus' cts-ssigbtedgs'iusssis(OIl. t'ivhsioo.uisisiOii IsrIiu'is sot smncluie,,n,oI,',-

44 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JANuARY 9, 1942.

Spray driver Os., in addition to the marginfor truck driver.

Spray operatorStraightedge man

111.-Country Water Supply, Drainage, and Irrigation.Caulker ............ 0 12Driller on deep bore 0 12Hand boring plant labourers ......0 3Labourer-Dragline excavator (vet or

88. Lead potman ...89. Maintenance men Drainage and Irriga-

tion Branch, Public Works Depart-ment:

A man regolarly and principallyemployed on maintenance workin connection with water chan.nels up to and including 5 ft.average bottom width-

First three months - -.

After three monthsRiver men : Drainage and Irrigation

Branch, Public Works Department:Men regularly aud principally

employed on maintcnance workin connection with watcr chan-nels over 5 ft. average bottomwidth--

First three monthsAfter three monthsAfter six months ......

When employed on maintenancework which carries a highermargin than those set out in89 (a) the above margins formaintenance men and rivermenshall not be added to the highermargin appropiiate to the par.ticolar work in order that themargins shall not he cumulat-ive.

90. Men erecting rock contour walls ......91. Men handling steel in erecting concrete

Patrolman (Wicherina Dam)Pipe caulkerPipe fitter (screwed pipes)Pipe jointer (cement)Pug workerSnapman on deep bore ......Stone getter for contour walling

Trueing-up forms ............Men handling wire ropes and blocks,

Waterman (Irrigation season), £2 lSs.weekly margin over basic wage. Thiswage covers seven [lays a week, includ-ing all overtime. The prescribed tentallownnco shall be paid, if required tolive in a tent on the job.

Assistant waterman (during irrigationseason), £2 Ss. weekly margin overbasic wage. This wage covers sevendays a week, including all overtime.The prescribed tent allowance shall bepaid if required to live in a tent on thejob.

Waterman or assistant waterman who arerequired to provide and maintaiu amotor cycle for use in the performanceof their work shall be paid a transportallowance of £2 2s. per week. Petroland oil will be supplied at cost price tothe Government at the place of supplyto the worker.

In the case of watormen and assistantwatermen the contract of service shallbe by the week dimming the Irrigationseason, and shall be terminable by one(1) week's notice on either side.

"Irrigation season" means theperiod during which the Ninister con-siders it necessary to carry on irriga.tion, and it may vary with the seasons.

99.

11.-Roads and Bridges-continued.Margin

Bitumen Gang (Penetration) continued, per Week.£ s. d.

The existing custom with regard tothe engaging and terminating of the

0 19 6 services of watermen and assistant0 9 0 water]nen at the beginning and close of

the Irrigation season shall continue.Watermnen and assistant watermen shall

be entitled to 15 consecutive daysannual leave (exclusive of Sundays) atthe waterman and assistant waterman'srate of pay, and to such other holidays

6 0 prescribed in the Award as fall outside1°

the Irrigation season, at the rate of paythe worker is thea receiving.

The annual leave shall be taken afterthe close of the Irrigation season, at atime convenient to the Minister.

IV.-Qmrarry Workers.StrippersQuarry labourerMan barring down

Nil iii, Powder-monkey0 5 0 112. Rock drillman (machine)

11.3. Spaller ...Stone enmeker feeder

V-Land Clearing.Tree pulling gang ... 0 6 0

\TI.-Cieneral Rates.Axeman (sapping, falling, or lopping, not

grubbing), where the major portion ofthe bush to be cut is of a diameter ofl2ins. and under 0 3 0

Axeman (sapping, falling, or lopping, notgrubbing), where the major portion ofthe bush to be cut is more than 12 in.in diameto..............0 6 0

Batterman when employed in cuttingsover 2 ft. in height. A batterman is nworker who follows up the geaeral ex-cavation of cuttings and trims up thebatters on slopes ... 0 6 0

Blacksmith's striker 0 9 0Broad axeman 1 6 0Carpenter's labourer 0 6 0Concrete mixing machine (man in charge) 0 12 0Cook. (A cook required to work seven

days per week shall be paid the abovemargin, plus one.sixth of the basic wageand margin, to cover all overtime andSunday work) ......... 0 6 0

Diver of portable petrol driven cross-cutor circular saw ......... 0 12 0

Fallers when cutting timber for milling ortimber used for construction work 0 15 0

Fallers engaged on dny work and usingtheir own tools and implements shallreceive an allowance of is. per day whileso engaged

Feed mixer ... .........NilFencer ............ 0 6 0Ganger, with gang up to eight men (per

week no overtime) 0 19 0Ganger, with gang over eight men (per

week no overtime) 1 8 0Groom (engineers) seven days per week,

no overtime 1 0 4Hammer and drillman 0 9 0Hammer and gadman 0 6 0Hand crosscut sawyer (this does not apply

to persons using a small hand saw, norto persons cross-cutting sawn or hewntimber of less than 80 inch girth 0 4 0

Horse drivers:One horse 0 9 6Two horses 0 14 6Three horses 0 16 6Four horses ......... 0 17 6Five horses ......... 0 17 6Horse drivers of more than five horses,

driving alone, or in charge of a team ofmore than five horses shall, for each horseover five, be entitled to an extra 3s. perweek.Jumpermnn ... 090Labourer NilLabomer (concrete) 060

000

111.-Country Water Supply, Drainage, and Irrigation-eontdMargin

per Week.£ s. d.

Nil060o ii ao is oo 12 0o 12 0060

Nil0500 10 0

12

6Nil

1212

04366

Nil060 12

JANUARY 9, 1942.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 45

J'I.-.-&eoerai Rates-continued. Marginper Week.

£ a. d,Labourer, lining, and marking out. (This

shall not apply where the foreman orgauger takes part in tire operation)

Muehinr drilirnan ...........Sian irs okarge of conupressar

145. Worker employed in a gearel pit loadingstone or geovrl into motor trirelrs ordrays sirall be paid as follows

A roorgirs of three otsilliogo (3o.) ascenic above the basic wage wirrss hebus to theory the material into a ve-hicle, whiclr, wirers empty, measuresinure than five(S) feet tireeo (3) iaohrrfrom tire level air whirls Ire standsIf under 5 ft. 3 irs.

Mets engaged irs grubbingMen orogaged in sword poisoniorg ......Men throwing material fraru an raeava.

tion Oft, or more irelosv tire natural

Shovelling stiricy rlay "-Worlrreaemployed olroveilirrg sticlay clay shah bepaid 84. per day allosrarroc Provided tireafiteer in charge shall deride wketlser tirematerial is aticiry witiriro tire ruersoirsg ofthis clause, This aliosr'arrce stroll trot hoadded to any of tlrr margins irerrin appeac.irog no as tu have so essrnolotivr effect

148. Men stacking hitcher147. Motor wagons driver, velriele riot exceed.

tag 20 cut, capacityVclriele exceeding 25 ccvi. arrd trot wa-weed.

tog 3 tOns copaer'tyExceeding 3 torso ...........

148, Nipper, 88 pee cerot. el basic cage.141. l'ipe jointre (cement)850. Pipe setter switlr fobeolite pipoo

Pipe setter, cement lsiimeoPipe fitter', rereweri tripel'iic driving

)a( Titan its charge(b) Teproan(r) Macloirse roan

t°lorhnas(spreatirsg clorgir tot not

Oneto three irocres1M. l°loughmnan (so above) over three irocecs

A ploaghmau operating piougir scodds'iving nor or more irorseo obcril Ice paidirorar drirrr'ornao'girt

136. Pleoglrroan'o offoider157. Posvder'.morskry158. Pile treeor driver' (Oh. ciayo a svrrk)159. RiggeritS, Saw olraeirroer161. Scooproan operatirrg scoop hot root clots.

Our to tirrec heroesOver three iroroes

Operating osaar arod drivircg arcs'mere iroraeo Horse tlr't'ver's trtargin tocopply.

162. Stone pitrlrer laying dry 500rse pitetrirrgIllS. Stablemarm, bscsic stage. 1,105 one rixth to

ces'rr all overtime ansi Soroclay stack.Stonernasorr'o srssistssrctSplicers

160. Sanitary roarsTallymanTimberoran

109. TipmaosTool oharproerTractor deiveerWell sinlrer-Tu a deptlr of SOft.

Over SOft., or svioere close tirrolter asexplorivra are ured .........0 0Leading hands utah be pain Is. lire d55

in addition to tire rate prescribed fortlor svork being perfarrcteci by orseirleading itand.

Tar svorlr.-Merc engaged ott Osrrsrawlsshall receive Is. per day abave tircirordirrary u'ago. (Tirto is oat applicableto bitormaerr svorkeeo or tar rnetallera.)

17th. Sian spreading rand on tar svhrerc ire srcrrs.sarily cornea irs contact switlr tar irs any

176. Labourer rrreing cotreecto. Bash swagopiva one sixth. )Scvemr days pee steels,no overtime.)

000II 15 00 10 31400 15 0

0000 12 0

0 0 0

to0 15100600030 15O 10SO

000N 5e-Wlserc Isvnnrf ccc Orrco oh or decry lob or rotro allan-once

01 5/2 err sorels ir rscratl -

V,f.-Grrteeai Ratea-nont'mned. Eneginper Week.

£ 5. d.Tromrei imand and Renderer 012 0Culvert iransto 000060

O 13 0 30.-Ocr'ner Drivera.O iS 0 Perrono deivirrg vehicles or horars asrned by them and

iriced On tire depscrtrnent shall be deemed " sconlrres," on far noo'ageo and any coroditions svirich ore rrsranably applicableto them ace concerned. The matter of the irtwirrg af thevehicles or Irorses is to be left entirely betsveen the osr'oer andtire drpartrrrersto r Provided thrrt this clause shall net operateu'ttlrin a tsventy (20) nriie radius of tire G.P.O., 1°ertlr. Stronldarty oor'ner.driver be disoatimSed svith tire rate fixed by thelocal rrtgtnrrr or officer in charge foe the hire of hia vehirleor iroeser, srreh person siocrll irave an appeal to tire Director

O 1 0 of Works, Commissioner of Slain Rondo, or CommissionerO 1 S of Rotiu'oyo. ss'isere deetsinro siroll be final.0 t 0

40.-Terra.'Ytrir Asr'acd olrscll trove effect foe tirere (3) yroro fl-nm tire

0 4 0 cigictic day of December, 1841 s Provided that any of thepsrrties st tire extrication of 15 rroontiss fl-nm that date slrailtrove lice rigirt to apply to tire Cnrrrt to srrnerrd, alter, orrevirsv any of tire previsions trereof.

41.-Board of Reference.(1) lear tire ictcr pace of tins Asracd, a barn of Reference

to lrerrby appnitttrd, srhieir rimS corroirt of a eltoirman arrdtrvo (5) ottrrr relceceetctotiveo. one to be nonrtnsrted by earls

Nil ccl tise portico. Tire saint Board stroll have rrsoigmrrd to it,irs tire event of tm agreement heirs5 arrived at betsn'ern tire

0 i4 Ii portico to tire ttioportr, tire frrroetions of-(a) odjustirog arty rnattcro of diffcr'erorr svicielr nay arise

I) It 0 from tirrse to time, except strelo as involve trmterirretn.I 2 0 tints of tlte 1reovisierrs of tins Asrard or arsy of tlrern

(Ic) dealing sritlr airy otiser matter srirtrls tIre Carrrt mnxy0 0 0 erfer to tire hoard lenin time tu time.0 1 0 )c') wIns. sif,vinrrg cocci flxitrg stages, erstes, ansi conditions0 0 It for airy nccrrpsctiao or errllirrg trot oicreificahiy rrsen.

15 It tionrct irs tire Asr'owrl.(2) Arc appeal stroll lie from scrry decision of scrolo Board,

0 1 S It in 11cr monrrer sarci oubject to the conniitiorrs lneeoeribrsl inIt 0 1) tire Indostniol Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, srirteh, foe tiotoII 6 It ocrreicare. arc embodied irs tins Asr'ard.

Sri svitocss svlreeeof tins Asr'aeri lrrro beers sigrreri Icy tIrePresident sf tire Corret, and tire Swat of tIre Corret mar lreerr

0 S 0 hereto affixed lists rigictlr clay of Decetrotser', 1941.0 15 II

)Sgd.) WALTER DWYIIR,no.) Prenident.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 8, 1942.

AGREEMENT No. 20/41.(Beg. 14/11/41.)

THIS Agreement, made in pursuance of tire IndustrialAel,iteatiorr An, 1902-1935, tkio 13th day of Septembee,once ilrouorrnd uric hundred o,,ri forty-one, between Dot-get cart Coropony, Limited Etrtee, Pmeith nod Corepros, trirrriieei Tire W'eoterrhure tCorrrreos, Limited, anti(ioidsbroog]r, Meet osrd Conrpanrv, Lir,ritert (irereinofteeerolterl 'tire cmrrttieyers' '), 01 tire Orre peel, Orrrt 'tire\\'est Asrslralirtn Strop Assistants sad Wareirootse Ent-pioyees ' isrriust,-iut irrioa of Workers, Peelir (irereirtrrftee r-rriieet ''tire ,rrrionr ' ') , of ike oilree i,oel, ,oil,,esrelt,itrut lire ironies ireeeio rrttttnofly eore,rrrrrt o,rd rrgeee tirt-erre wtttr tire rrltree to follows: -

i'itrtt roe, tire rrrrrieroigrred, beirrg poetics to IrtttosinirtiAgreet,ronl No. 07 of 1938, tieetrteert to itt- rr i'o,,rrrru,rlOttie art itre inenrty-stxlir nor of Aogttsl, orre iitous:ttrritri,rr trrmnrdre,i rrnrd itriety-eigirt, rrgrer in correct tire cointrrrirrsieirrt Agreetttettt rrrrri eeq,reot tire ferret of Ann-te:rtierr inn exerCise its trorreno urrriee section, to itt ii:,-icrtittsteirti Ardnite:ttionr Let, liii 2.1ti35, itt regtrt ri it: sr,etrn-.rrro-eii:rtirrr,.

tm ,viiness ,sirererrf lire ironies ireerto irrrve itt-cc-anti,:net tireir ira,tdrrrr,ttt cern lirt. tirry nr,rri r'nrr first iternttn-ireitree ,r'niilr-rr.

Stored foe nrrrri err beirrrtf foe Dotgelv & Cetrmpotty,of iiaigetytrtrti Cr.trtptot, Lit,rited,Limnrile:i, in lire meter' I i'. It. GRit,of J Srtin-lirrtr,r-4er.

C. \V:tlortrt.

Signent foe rrrrrt rrnr betroifof Sitter, Sr,tiltr rtnrrt Corrr.tarry, Li,triit-tt, itt tire ttr-esettee of -

9-I. tio,onic

Sigrred foe rrrrrl ocr betroifof Tire It'esiraiio,t Per-nmners, Lisnilr-ei, i,r lire itt'-

it. in. ttttrrttron.

Sigoeti for orrrt Ott iretrrrif1

for Goidubrooglr, blurtof Gotdsbrotngin, 3irtrt arrd orrd Co., Ltd.Conoprury, Li,rriieri, itt tite fitreseiree of J F A. WALDECK.

L. Lottigrtmt.

'lire Corrrmonr Sect of Tire West Arroirrrtirrrr SirE,Assistants airrt Wareirouse E,opioyees' Irtdrrstntot Usriorr0f Workers, Pentir, eros ireneonmie olrre.eti itt tire irreserree

W. H. GILES,Presidenrt.

1001G. HOIJRKE,Secretory.

iN THE COUtd' op ARBITRATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 253 of 184i.trr lire rrrnrilcn tnt err Arorteti rrrorle r:,r tire bitt

tieloitr.e, ill i. Nttrrtireeert 21 of il-it - itel roee,r 'i'itt-it ititieirrio' Assoeioiiorr of Westt-rtt Attsitrttirt,

['rriort of IVerkees, t'enitt (iteet.irtnrftt'et-rrtir'tI''itrrirrit ' '), Apptietritts, rrrrri'i'ire ii:m,rin ti Arroirn:t:teint tfttjott Berth of Atrsterttint, Lii.; :rrrri rtltt,'m-o,ttesttoirrieirtm,rtrtni itt tire roller ml err .f1:1riicnti tortito tire Usrio,r for tire opereliemr of tire onrid .1 rottento ire exteirdert.

iIAVINC4 trenrrt lie. S. t. Seir,rooeo, Ott ireiroif of itt:'rrrnrsrr, rrird Me. L. L. Cadet, err betroif of tire eesteenrdenrte.nrntt by eonrserri, tire Comet - itt prresrrnrrree of tire potvereeomntrrirreri hr seelionr 81 of tire Irtdrrstnimri AninitrmtiittrrAct, 2901.1931, delir itr'eeirvtrertr'e:rtrti tte--i:tre ttr:rt lireoper.nrlto,r of A,,oed No. 12 of 1941 ire attn the snnrrrc' toirenet,v exienrded so as to inettrdr iirr. treert onetnirieri trytire ]rernniseo of lire Borrir of Adeirririn nrrrri n,rrv of u.s,errnroires t T'rovitted, trost'eve,, ttrrrt srrcir trertee -nintrit,ilirorrl prejrrdin'e io tire foitree rigirlo of lire t',nnrrit ofAdetottie in orirtteatiorr iseoceedirngo

Drrted at Pen-sir tins 7tir eio- of Noverrniree, lS4i

iOn tire ('Ottri -(Igri.) WAL'i'ilil D'rYYttiO,

Is's.] Pnroirienri.

IN TEE COURT OF A1UOITEATION OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.

No. 21 of 1941.Brtmseesr Weoiern Aostruhrroo Mtrrnieipol Boon Boards,

i'antts a,rd Itaereotmrsr Ertrtioyees ' Uniomt ad\Vaekers, Peniit, Aitpticortt, rrrrd C'oernorvoio ltussiei-ltrtt Courreit; Asitkurtorr flood Board, and otheriirsportdeois, as pee Sciredutn aitsreaed irereto,Besportdettts.

WHEREAS trio irtdnsiniai dispute e,nioied i,etweeir tiremttrove,rtrr,red p.relies, Attn wirereao Gte sold ddspale seasrefereed intto Cotret foe lire poepose of ireaeirng anrtl drier.rrrintutiorr : Attn toirercos lire ttaetirs ssnbsequenti3- snetrrnr:l eonrferrert rrrrrt truer rterrved at rrgrermnneirt sir uBrrrrrttero irr dtffererrr-e t Astd svtrenrus the parties iras'e tinsdnt3- alrpeored before tire Court by lirrir respective repre.oemrtatives ntnrtt errirreslent tire Coon 10 tincture tire oaid:rgreernrenrt rrrr Asvoed t Now tirerefore, lire Court, pmnr-,tro,rt 10 snrtiunn (13 of tine .&et anrd oil otirer passerstlrereimm rnnokhng it ireeriry declares tkr memorandumirerrmmmnrtersvrttient to iruve tire ssmr rifeet as md beniermrred tnt Awnred of lire C'omtn-t :-

Atesrnuruudmtmrr of cigrcessemni.(Note mWirerever tire ,vond ''Award'' occurs irrrein it

strrnit tn tnhemr 10 mmrruin nrmnrt immeinide Agreenmmeint'') -

l.Drfnnttiomns.(rr) ' ' I_mortal tnanrnt ' strait recant n stonken rtrrpluyed

(or inns tirarr (sr (5) eorrareativo sionlrsng days, srlrerefin-c-tint7- mr-n-cit (a sr-nm,-trcri, or for less tiran six (0)

eonsreuti,-e eorrn-tninrg duys, where rr uix.day went isrroelrrd. 'tints sinrnit inot apple- to workeno ,oasnlioned ineiorroe C (in) -

(it) ' - Wet geornnnmt'' oin:rtl snrerrnr gramnsrd inn wttleit inn

tire upinriorn of tine Cirief Esrenntive Officer sr sunir surerInen-sois or into3' ire nnmnilruniseri by inior it is iininraetieabtetoe rm oekerr tnt trot-it ,sitimout grttinng 1,-ct feet.

(e) r onneretrnr, ' sirnB soraon airy st-orkre etmgagrd innrrnixiirg, rs-irer'ttnrg ne reining eoirerrin, inn:-initiinng macinlinenmttxutg.

' 'Peennrrrnretnt yrnrd or nirpat t n shalt ho ninrosed innrreunn rm,rri inrelrnde nr lnrrnmmanrcnnt inane sn'ireeeiis mn storednv tnepl 1tirtmml, e500p,nreot, a,rd nuatrt-ials, or a plaresotnene n'ehielrs mmmc pnrnhed or inorses stabled. 'lire ex-inrrsoionn otrrm it rho ire deenmnemi to nmmra,s anrnt iinelude aintone mrtncceirr tee otuet-ti plorti eqnttltrnmerrt, rnitti trt:nieninris,or rolnrrr veimim-tro tnt-c tanned on nurses sttrbled, assayfronno rr imenmrnnmrtettt yrtrmi oe depot, sm-inns ,vnnkers arenntgugert mr mcttnit sstnieir irecessilotes tinein camping nittire jot:.

' Road board ,ouriner or ''municipal ssorkenmmsiroil, for iinn lrrneitesr sf etrrnnso I, asnd svitknut liusitiugtire niginis of tire parties under ntanmse it (a) (ii) iiieespect of anoy etoss of ,00nisrn s,'ininir is ant mow existingmr Ike tnrduntry, meamm a es-so-ken rmrgrngnd in alt or anyof tine foiioe.imng classifications

(I) Single ironse driven-,Scoop nnrnt.Nursery mmcc,, nit t-oinjmneetiOn sontin etnmnsr 7

(1) (n)Gardenre.Tree prmtiree.

(Ii) Seyltre nrrnrr.(7) ilonsentrossor nrremn.(0) lllotor nrmesoennrre,n.(St ltnnhlristm.lip intent.

(IS) 'tVoomt ncr-tree.(ill Stonnr Irerimer.

Cotnt-netc stair layer.Conneecir Itt-nt: tnn-enComreretn sinnin on tnnrb moltenConrerete pipe inciter.

(tO) Cnircretc slat:, kent:, or imitnr molten's nosislamrt.(17) Ronrnt rr,enm, fornrnimrg on oonnslerreting ronnts nsnmt

steed smrrfuees, mnmetadunrg foolpatirs.(IS) llnmnnnnrnr-c tnt gnndinrs-ir mmmd irnmtrr,nn et nir,i dm111

(IS) Simile-s onnd tnnnapl:ero, Otr noods(10) iGnite tniictnens.(Ii) Dent seree,nitng gravei or mmclvi(II) liens itneowitrg ,,mnnInrinl oem eta I net mm

trrrek en e-ntniete(13) Spotttnsn;nrnnrirs(1-I) Qnnanne- ;jrrnnnirennoomm(23) Onos'ei 1nit i,nr,n.(Ill) Saind 1rOt men.(21) Draunrnnge ,von-knrs.

fe: Kitten, Sttttitt to I'm:.,Lirtrileti,

19. FOItEOiAN

Tire tVt-sttntti:ttt Prtrrrrero,Ltd.,

WIt. ARNOTT,Asststorrt Gerterat

lIe oagt-r.

2Scope.This A,var,l shall apply lii svorhero eligilde I,, belong

to the applicant onion iso) eotployetl in asoy of flipelaosilteatio,ss asrsitionenl inn elaooe 0 hereof.

3.Area.'flds Atvarnl uhiall hare elt'eet 01cr hIm' areao root

peised within that hoe) toss n,f the Stale ,,ubsi,le (lieSmith-West Land Division over whdrin tIne MooiriptnlCouncil tittl lloail ttttordo who tire rcsttossdenhs (a flitsAsvard Isave loetil governing authority.

4.'l'ecio.'l'Iie leesni of lbs Aivocnl shall lie toe Iheec (3) 31'

nis frost (tic 1st Jtilitiary, 1942.

3.Conlraet of Service.The emnlraet of service of all srorkers inn elitist,

shall be a daily osse.Shosnid ass)' worher not bit notiticul l,n'tore leaving o selu

(hat las services unIt out be requireil on the nett day,hr shall be 1,014 for I hot ito)', if lie duly (tresculs hisiiself for work at (lie niipoisileil time ', .Provitled that, ifho cannot be employed on account of sort sveatlnrr, beshall lie nolified niecovdingly asinl shall bo entitled lotsvn tiosnes' pay. The derision as lo whether it is Inn,vet to ,vork shall rest with (lie Cluef Exeenlive OlScer,or ouch oihrr 1,crson it5 may' tic aniborised ny hion.

0._Wages.(a) Basic sonige per sneek, £3 50. 74.

.'iltnrgiitnpee Week.

sI_ilnIle. £ o. 4.b) Sanilary ensployees,

Sanitary employees 0 1 0Rubbish aunt dust carter , OftMotor lorry driver hnoundlisig p005 or

nighi(snil I I-I 2Oron' thrisersIfouf,lo horoc nlriver I) 13 0More Ilnasi isro (2) fiorses , It 17 0

Slolor lorry deivers,Not exceeding 13 curl. n'apue)ty 13 0Exi'eedtng 15 curt. and hot escrenlinig

3 ions i'apacv . It 17 0Exceenling 3 tOils eapnie it, 110

Trisch drivers draiving .m londedtrailer also slsott receive nInesiniltinig (is.) extra pev day.

Trao(ovn roller aud grader drivers,Tractor striverPower coast roller ileiverf'osvec grader itrivee-

to cighmi (9) feetOver eight (9) feet

Vceusin inspeelocf'evnninss inspector (where flits ,vorhn is

siof carried o,i( hr au officer) . -

l"uuniignihors, etc.Sprnnyeru or fniuigalun's of siomniouo

sveeds and/or verusisi or ,s'oehersesngagett desteoying t,haelsherrvhush

(hi) Drtiionge ,vm'lsersPipe sellerTimlternian

(i ) Granter, opevafisig fnluttc 'nt to sis (ti)feel issi svidlhn

Grndrr, opreotissg blade over six (0)feet ins width

Broad axensanPloughnsasi, usie to (liven horsesPlonglinsan, 05ev linree (3) horses or

tractorPowder monkey

(a) Casual sroelnces.(In) Conerriors, ultier I Itani slnmb, hod, oe Isitme

(o) 3lenn engaged on ttnr or bitunnnen smelt and whoocnsut's'lnio contaet sritln tIne I tic or tnilnmen.

(ii) 3tn'sissorbiinsg iii svet gi'onsnd.Nisrueecsnsesi,Men t'nnsntned Os, lIne jobssonxiniooi to. per

,seeln, u'xeett moliere ti svoehec is required tonnffen,t fo horses mi a Stintltty', ivineu has mnnxi-oonnooliall Iti' is. pt'rsi'ceh.

'l'noo slollisigs (2s.) extra per day shall Inc paid0 flie olteratinr of (lie posvcc .ar-slnrttynng ltressssru

initnmnlsisne Providenl lImit sneli svorbee small not Inc entiilcdha be painl in additiusn tIne allonstinee ttceucribcd byn-lanuc 7 (i) (e).

Three stollisigu (3s.) extra lIes dtty ulnnsil orwith to syorliers ehn'nnnussg bitunsess bush or t,oilee, tokenso eonploy'ed t Provitled that ouch svurhner shall ntot beenstilted (0 t,c pntid in additinss line allosvtnnee tsrevcn-ibedliv classse 7 (i) (r).

Leading Ito solo iss charge of not Irs, thitin sheen(:1> oIlier svorlsers shutlI 1-

(ni) sclnere (lie heodinng hand in hnt,,tself 1ncrfscissungtine sv,nrhu of a ronid toned svorboe, ' ' so run-titicnf to Inc mint nst the vale of SOlemn stnil-hinsgs (iSo.) itevsvn.elu liii nndttitinni to fine easepeeseritned 0ev is 'roaih bnoard undies'.

(It) Where (Inn t,.anhinssg hand is hiinnnsclf prrtonnmingmiii)' 'lass of sooth oilier hhiann thnnil of a ' ' n'nsdboard worker'' hoe enstitled to bn paid is thernsle uf six rtmnlhiosgo (Us.) 11cr week in nsddi-(ion, to tine rate tinescriked fur ttie class ofsvon'k tie is perfnrnsinsg.

Attonsdasiee on Isneses t Drivers ivisun inn addilinnnIn (ma tsoors of whnietn lIne svnehissg sverh in cossspesed,ore required to nmtlennnl to hnneses, shalt dn so ins ttneirosvss lisnse ansd shnmdl bns paul (mr fnhtosvissg rules inaddilioss to (Ise weehihy sragen_

Onso or tmvo horsesb. per dtsy'alitl ho. fur Sansday,Intorethiass (iso tnnroes-2s. per tinny tnnd Is. One

f._Paynnscnnt of Wages.(a) Whiens ni urorhnrr hmas hneen nhtsetmnnrgeth or liar cc.

signnrd before lIne usual pay di)', Inn' shmtnhl lie Ibid tilluvtnges dnse wilhini tuvessty-fonir (24) hnouco If use honemvhmess lie into Incest discharged or tnns resignsed.

(1,) t'nny'simeini of wtnges shah lie soade onnee sreehityto mire foctnih7tstiv, ot lh,e dioceetiosi of tine ensnployer.

(e) No esnspioy'er shnnnhl lice it 10cre thmnnss lion (2) dahttiy inn titus4.

f,Pieer,cnrh.(a) An ennnpioyer n,sso' malse n contract witln -soy

,cochner se gvonnfn of svsehees for Inoyllmesut by results byIsireenrurhi.

(it) 'l'tnr ruby of Inayinmenit ohntnll h,e Sued ous Ihie bnasisflint it shnahl lie ommffidicnnl to yield to a mvorher of nnveeage

S copocit7- for nn fsmli svceh '.s iren-Is of (tie ordininnry hsossrsnut least lenn per cesst. (1097) ufuove tIne nninnininunsn tinueennle of tay as presevilmed tneeeinn for turfs svreis 's srnehn.

(e) A svnrhmer svorhiinng under any oy-stesns of pay'nsneellty rcsishfs shah receive It least line (ismse role of tuarto tiereinn.

(nO) Ann,' dispnm(e nusdee thus ehauoe shsnnhh, inn defasillin! ntgreenmennf turtiveesm (hue cnnsh,hM-er nod his svorisersor line ensspinocee mmmi time nnsiosn, Inc referred to line Bauedof ifeferennee for determnninsotionn.

10Special Provisions,(a) Cannping on use job-

(i) On wont which sneressitates r505pissg mn (hrjob, all rensorable goods asnd eannnpisng outfits

O 12 0 On be enileeled af thse depnt unmd retsrnmrd InO 17 f bite depot run enmiuhelinun of lIne job.

,Ls2tst,sssv 9, 1942.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 47

(29) Pipe jointero. ti..Vt'ogev--rottfdtitncd.(29) Tree polices. Margin20) Bridge builders. ocr 'Week.2 )

:1:1

Culvert builders.rave diggers.

I'"iuuu varier.

_\,Ioll vn'otttitttic"(j ) Iloatl hint, ml svoi'lnen',nm' Pu

£ o. tl.

0 Ii 0($1) Beach inspector. (In) t,altotien'c I nal.(22) Aseniasn (sapping, falliog or lopping, aol geul

king, toilers OneS griibbiog esslailo the cuttingof roots of oree 12 issielies in diosnOler) where 7.Consnisti000.

line major 1,001(011 of tIne hosts to be cot is Ii) One slnilliog (ls.) per day extea shall be paid500cc 11,,,,, 12 undies ion dianoeler. 0 (lie followissig ,00vinrrs n

In IS S11500

48 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [Jaocusser 9, 1942.

(ii) Shiftissg ramp All sirifti,rg of camp to be doneiii the employer's time.

(b) Travelling, Whore workers ore rrigogrd 00 a jobwhtel, is niece thou else and a half (14),) orilea from aporrirarrorot yard or depot, such nverl,rrs el,all be providedwille tr,svrlling facilities or reimbursed a,,y f,,rcs ,,eees-eerily i,,es,rred.

(e) Sassitary arr:,r,geroeurts: Proper sanitary arr:,igr-,,,ersts shell be mode or, e,,ei, job for the eo,,ve,,irnccof all workers.

(d) Supplying tools: All tools reqeuired by tIre workeriii tire performeunee of his week shall be supplied viii,eat charge by tire employer.

(r) Warhers workiseg iii isolated places: A driverof : roller, gr:sdrr, or tractor shell ,,,,t vorl,'alone o,,eonstr,retio,, work is, isolated places.

(f) Mediri,re chest and first aid rqui:mcimt:'Siren ,vorkers are engaged or, evorie whirl:

,,reessitotes camping on, a job, :r ,oedicirrcchest arrd ftrst.ai,l equiporriet sh,,,ll be seep.plied by Ike ensployer.

First.aid rqoiposent sl,ahl be kept in a pero,,sr,rnt yard or depot.

11.Hours.(mm) Fortv-fo,,r (44) hours si,all eo,,stit,,te :, ,ccchr s

scork for all ,vori,ers, to hr ,vorl,ed im, live :,,,:i nr,rl,ahf (51,4) days, except in 11,0 case of ,vorl,res o,e,,honed in clonic 8 (b) ,vl,en, tl:e footy-fosc (44) l,o,,rsshall be worised as mutually agreed betover,, the r,npioyrrarid tire workers eoncer,,ed: Provided that tIn, s,rb.clause small be derived to l,ave bee,, cenrpiie,t with: ifa,, oiglrtyeigkt (88) lronr dortniglrt is ovorhrd, Pewvided farther, that tl,r eigiriy-eiglrt (88) i,e,rr fert,,igi,lreferred to Irereise slrall orrly be api,lierh r,ftrr wriflr,:permission to wools sar,,e iras herr, granted by tine e,uiun,.

(b) Dy ngrer,rrent between, ti,r errrl,iayer a,,d tIreworkers rmpioyed i,r any portte,,l,,r rst,,biisirmnc,,t, a,eoek's work rnmay lee ,vorkrd 1,, five (8) days.

(e) Tire daily spread of l,oers si,,rll r,ut reeee,t icr,(10), i,,rlusivr of ,rot rinser tt,a,r or,e (1) Irene foe ,,meal.

(d) All tir,rr ovorired to ,r,ohr rrp th,e i,e,,rs of dnrty011 army euro day shah be worh,od irr :, eo,,tin,00,,s sh,ift.

(e) Tire irours of work of all worirers ,ri,oae ordirraryduties are carried out during daylight irouro el,ail beperfornneei betsvrrir 8 a.,,,. arrd 8 p.lnr.: Provided tlr,,tthese hones usay be varied by agrcrnrrnnt l,ot,vern anyemployer arid tire n,riou.

(4) A driver required by tire errrpleycr to drive r,,,yvehicle from or to asry pernnanrermt yard or depot sir,,0be paid foe suci, tirrrr as Ire is :nrt,rohly otrivirrg.

1 li.Overtirire.When a worker is recalled to ,vork after lervirrg

the job, or en airy of tire r,a,r,ed ireli:iays 1,rrseribrdin clause 13, or orr Srrrrdays, ire shroil be paid a mi,,inssrnoof two (2) hours at pesralty rates.

If a worker wlro is eequirrd to work durisrg tirererogirised meal period deer net, mr eonrnequensee, obtoineduring tire shift a 4 oil eonrtirr,rO,rs rn,eal period, or losesairy pertiosr of tire viral period, ire si,aii l,e paid atdurrbie tune rates for tine period trot obtai,,rd, or airypurliomr loot.

(e) All ttrnre ornelerd befnrn tl,e aseal ntartirrg tioreor after tine srseal finrisku,rg time elrafl be paid for attire rate of tirsre ar,d n,re-1,aif.

(4) Any workrr coDed opens to ovens one ,,rry of tirei,ohdays nreutiorred in eiarrse 13 51,011 be paid at tirerate of double time, eeeel,t where tire esnpioyor arrdlire worirer usutuahly agree tirat osry of sari, days shallrrot be obsorved as a irohday, in svirieie ease ooerk nmroy bedour nt ordirrary rates, urrd on oxtea day added to thesexual leave, as prescribed by clause 14 fur eacir dayis worknd.

(r) All ovorlr performed en Seredoy, except is, tkoease of sanhtar3. rrrspinyees, slrail be paid for at therate of doable here.

(f) Airy sanitary ocork performed or, Sai,,rdaynriglrtslreil hr paid for at tIre rate of iir,re :,ud a iraif.

(g) Wi,erm eoorprmtinrg ovretirn,e, tl,e district aihowa,,eesoiraii rrot hr conspshed as an oddihiomr to tire day's pay.

13.Holidays.Ssrbjeet to clause 12 (d) tiro foiiowir,g doys, or tire

days observed in lieu, sirali be paid i,ohdays, sarmnely:Neov Year's Day, Asrniversary Day, 0usd Friday, EasterIforeday, Anzae Day, Labour Day, local Shrew Day (or,alternatively, Kimrg'e Birtl,day), Cl,rishnnras Day, onrdBnnnisng Day.

14.A,,uual Leave.Ire addihiorr to tire hohd:rys 1,resoeibred in eianso

13 keoeof, e,,e (1) creek's ieavr err fail pay sireD bealioovrd to :11 worlecrs or, ceraptetior, of eacir t,celven,,enrtlrs' conrhi,r,,eus service: Provided ti,at, si,ouid tireperiod of cenrti,,,re,re srrvice be less tlro,e t,,'eive mon,tirs,tire ovorl,er si,:,il be erstiticd to pay i,r lieu of leave i,ethe i,roperhionn tl:at l,is lcnrgllr ef service l,eaes to tirefull year's e,s,1,lo,qr,rnt.

Wirero proeiieal,lc, ,,rr,roai leave shah hr grantedr,t Ci,nistmas tirue.

Airy tiure tm reol:cri of wh,irh, a ovoelnee is alaser,tfrorrr ovork, except tirrre foe wind, 1,0 is e,,titied 1,,el:rinsr sici, tray irr areor,lo,,ee oriOn rhar,se 15, shrr,hh 5,01commit for tire pr:epose of :hebcrrrriu:iurg b,isrigh,t to lrohdays.

(0) 'l'h,is eia,,se :lees met :ni,ply to casor,l i,orrds.

15._Pay,,,emri foe Sicl,,,eee.A wormer, cUrer hiram, r, cr,r,rr,i lr,,,,d, sirohi be

crrtitled ho pa3.r,nerrt for n,onr.atterndon,ce, err tire gruur,dof persor,rrl ihl.lncaihi,, foe orre.hralf (1/x) drny for eacireerrnpleicnl rmnemnhir of service: l°reo'inirrl th,rnt p:ryrsremrt for,nb,senree iinronmgin seem ili.hrealtlr sl,nnhi be lirrrihe,h to six (0)days (omne (1) weehr 4) i,,:y) inn earir cohenedor year. Pay-,r,rnnl l,eeeunrdee rea3 be adjurshed nt lire errd of each,ealer,,iae or ml ile tir,rc tire oroekrr leases tiresevolce of tire eo,i,ioyee, hun tire evemrt of lire worker be-inrg enetitled by service robseqoenet to tire sichs,ress to agreater oll000.a,nce hirrr,r ihrrnt nmsode nt tire home tire sick.,reeu occurred. Tins cla,rse small nnet :rpphy solrere tireorerker is enetihied to eo,,r1,errsahio,r cinder hIreCor,el,e,msattonr Art.

A woriror shrall riot be errtitled to eeeeior armyrages frommn Iris ennpioyce for any tiumr lost tireougis tIneresult of ore nrrridenrt met nnnisirrg out of or inn tireeouese of Iris rrnrpioynunrnrh, or for nmmmy nrecidrnrt, ovi,erevers,,stain,ed, ,,ehsmrrg 0,51 of iris noons oviiful default, or forsielr,ness orisi,,g unit of l,is noons oriifmnl niefauht.

(e) No ,rorirrr shroll be emntitied to tire benrelhts ofhints ciaase unniess Ire produces proof satisfaetney ho iriseenpioyer of sieh,,ess, but tire crrrployer sln,nih nret beentitled 10 a medical eertilieote uaieos time absence isfor lirrer (3) days pe rmnore.

10.Board of Refeeer,cr.(a) 'Fire Court n,eay mnppoiut, fee tire purpose of tIns

Aos'rrrd, a Bonmed or Beards of Beferemnee. Earle Boardsmall eerrsist of r, elnrnirunn,,r rrnr,i horn (2) ollnee repro-sen,hrrbivee, osnc 10 i:c nren,,i,n:nhed by emmehr of tire 1,n,rtiesni peeoeeil,e,t l:y lire reguinnthorro to tIne InrdsrslrialArbitration Art, 1912.1931. Tireee,:er r,s,igmre,l toer,rhr onsehr Bo:,e:l, in, hire everrt of mo rrgreesmrennt brtrrgr,rriveri at l,eioreenr tine 1,,,rties ho tins Asorrr,t, tire funne.tious of:-

nn,ljusiiug amy nn,ahiees of differe,ree o,.hrieln urayarise betoveen tire 1,arhies fronne tinnne to hare,cerept seem as imrvol,.e imnteeimeetatiemrs of hirepeovieionns ef tire Aovard, or r,rry of hhrermn

ela,nifyimng omed fixmnrg w:rges, rates, a,nd esn,di-biorrs foe err) orcnrinmntiorn or colhrrg srotepeeifirmnfly srnenntiemne,i is, hire Aovnrrd

(Si) deeidimng orry otinee n,nathrr iirot tire Court mmrayrefer ho mid, Boaed fro,,, linrne to tinnne.

(b) Air alnpeah skr,ii lie frem airy deeisiorr of machrBooed is, tine ,nrarrsree ammO sobjeet to tine esnrditienspreseeilred mr tine eegnnlatiose ho tire Industrial Arbt-heatienn Act, 1912.1935, ovl,irhn, fur tinis purpose, areembodied inn uris Award.

17..Urmdee.eate Wselrers.Any ovoriner ovine by eeusosr of old age or inrfirunity

is umnrabhe 10 rornn tin e rmnioinnnomnr ovage imnay be paid nudelessee orago as unay fremmn tirmne to tinue be agreed upon too,.rutirrg betoo'eemn tIre ,,nmiens arrd hIre ernrpioyer.

In tine evenrt of no ogeeemmmeni beiug arrived at,hire matter emay be refereed he tine Booed of Erferenreefor deteemimnation.

(e) After apphesiierr inas beerm unude is time Board,ammO perrdmnmg tire Beard's decisionr, tire ovorkue shallbe erntitled in orerk for emnd be enmnployod at tire preposedlessee rote.

19.Record.(a) A readily imrteihigtbie rococo shall be kept by each

essnpleyer, eosrtaiustnrg tire fohioovirmg particulars(i) Tire s,om,,e of eorh ovorher.

JANUARY 9, 1942.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A.

The time lie starts and finishes work each day.All overtime worked.The total number of hours worked.Tire wages (and overthne, if any) paid to each

worker.Tue amount of fares and special allowances (if

any) pnid.(b) Suck record shall be signed by tire worker and

shall be open for inspection, during office hours, bytire secretary or accredited representative of tile uuion,and suck person may take extracts therefrom.

19.Posting Copy of Award and Union Notices.The accredited union representative shall not be pre-

vented frem posting a copy' of this Award, or any noticeof the union net exceeding fourteen (14) inches by nine(9) inches, ill a suitable place agreed upon between theemployer and the union. Failnlg agreement in thiseesuieetie,l, tile Board of Refereuee shall decide wheretire copy of tire Award or tire said notice shall be posted.

20.Leave of Absence.For the purpose of tins Award, leave of absence from

duty, without prejudice, shall be granted to the presi-dent of tile union or tire president or secretary of anybranch of the union, or any steward duly autburised bythe union, without pay: Fr ovided that they shall firstfind satisfactory substitutes, if so required by tIre clii-ployci'.

21.Higher Duties.A worker eagaged on duties carrying a higher rate

than his ordinary classi&atiea sllall be paid tire higherrate for tile tinle so employed.

22.District Aliuwauces.Payments shall be made ill accordance with tire pro-

visions contained in Selledule I annexed hereto, so faras applicable,

23.Terms of Award.It is nnderstood that all the terlas of this Award

have been arrived at in view of all tIre circumstancessurrounding this dispute, and are not to he regardedas a precedent for this or any other industry.

SCHEDULE 1.District Allowances.

In addition to tile wages prescribed in clause 6 ofthis Award, the following allowances shall lIe paid bythe various respondouts

Where a six (6) day week is in operation, tIre workershall be entitled to one-sixth (1-6th) of tile weeklyallowance for each day worked ; and where a five (5)day week is ill operation, to one-fifth (1-5th) of tileweekly allowance for each day worked.

Carnarvon Municipal CouncilAshburton Read Bo,,rdBlnek Range Road BoardBreeule Road BoardCue Road BoardEsperanee Read BoardGasceyne-Minilya Read BoardHalls Creek Road Board . -

Leonora Read BoardMarble Bar Road Board . -

Meekatilarra Road BoardMomlt Magnet Rend BeardMount Margaret Road BoardMurehison Road Beard *

Nullagine Road BoardPhillips River Road BoardPert Hedland Road BeardBeebeurne Road BeardShark Bay Road BoardTableland Read BeardUpper Gasceyne Read BeardWest Kimberley Read BeardWestenia Bead BeardWilnna Read Beard . -Wyndbam Read Beard -.Yilgara Bead BeardYalgee Read Beard

SCHEDULE 11.Respondents.

Carnarvon Municipal Council.Ashburten Road Beard.Black R.allge Read Beard.Broome Read Beard.Cue Road Board.Esperanec Read Beard.Gasceyno-Minilya Road Board.Halls Creek Road Board,Leonera Road Beard.Marble Bar Road Board.Meekatbarra Read Beard.Meullt Nagnet Road Board.Mount Margaret Read Beard.Murebison Road Beard,Nullagine Road Board.Phillips River Road Beard.Port 1-ledland Read Board.Reebourue Road Board.Slraric Bay Read Beard.Tableland Read Board.Upper Gascevue Read Beard.West ICimlierley Road Board.Wtestor,ia Read Beard.Will,ul Road Board.Wyndhain Road Board.V ilga rn Ro a (1 Board.Yaigeo Road Board.

I certify, pursuant to section 63 of tile Indnstria]Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, that tire foregeing is acop)- of the Agreement arrived at between the parties,lle,ltiolled above.

Dated at Perth this 19th day of November, 1941.

(Sgd.) WALTER DWYER,President.

Filed at lily 0111ce tlmis 19th day of Nove,rlher, 1941.

.1. H. BOGUE,Clerk of tire Court of Arbitration.

[ba.]

AGREEMENT 21/41.(Reg. 24/11/41.)

TI-ITS Agreement, made ill pursuance of tile IndustrialArbitratioa Act, 191.2-1935, tins eighteenth day ofNovember, o]ie thousand mio hundred and ferty-one,between tile Swall WOol Scouring Company of W.A.,Ltd.; time .iandakot Wool Scouring Colupany, Ltd.; tileHuh,le Wool Scouring Co. (1938), Ltd.; tire West Aus-tralian Meat Experts Conipany, Ltd.; A. V. Rhodes &Co., and the Fremant Ic Felimllengery Company (herein-after called ' ' tire employers''), of tile oslo part, andthe Metropolitan Wool Scouring and Pellnrongery Em-ployees' Industrial lTsuon of Workers (W.A.), (herein-after called ''tile union''), of the ether part, witnesseththat, for tile considerations hereinafter appearing, tireparties hrerete mutually eovellallt and agree the 0110 withtire other, as fellow-s :-

Claa8cs Applicable to beth Scctio,rs.1.Area.

This Agreesnemit shall apply to the weol-seeoring in.dustrv and the fcllmengering industry carried en withina radius of thirty (30) miles from tile General PestOffice in the city of Perth.

2.Term.The term of this Agreement shall be one (1) year

freni the date hereof,

3.Holidays.Twelve (12) paid holidays per alniumn sirall be

granted to each worker after twelve months' eontinueusservice: Provided always, that New Year's Day, GeedFriday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Christmas Day andBoxing Day, or the days observed as such, sIrall be takenas they come as portion ef the holidays. The balanceof six (6) days sllnll be granted as annual leave, atthe Convemelice of tile employer, but shall ill ally eventbe taken within six (6) months after becoming due.

On any other public holiday the employer's estab-lishment or place of business may be closed, in whichcase the worker need not present lumseif for duty, but,If work be done, ordinary rates shall apply. If ne workis done, payment for such doy may be deducted.

ates per i, reek.£ s.a isI 10051 1005(ISo is1 10051 10

II 90 'I0 90 91 100 0I 101 100 91 100 151 100 00 9

I 180 50 0

50 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. JANUARY 9, 1942

(o) In the event of aw orker being employed by anemployer for portion only of a. year, he shall only heentitled to such holidays on full pay as aretionate to his length of service during that period withsuch employer, and ii such holidays arc not equal to theholidays given to the other workers, lie shall not beentitled to work or pay whilst the other workers of suchemployer are on holidays on full pay.

.1-loliday pay shall not accrue during a workersabsence from his employiiient, for any cause whatsoever.

A worker who is dismissed for unsconduet or whoillegally severs his contract of- service sli:i]l lose all rightsnuder this clause.

4.Ovcrtin,e.Except- as provided in clauses 16 1 lid 20, a11 time

worked prior to the usual starting lime (Jr a tter I lieusual finishing time shall he regarded as overtime andpaid for at the rate of time and a Ii alt for the firstfour (4) hours and double time therea fter.

5.Sunday a id holiday Work.Except as provided hereunder, and also in cIa uses

16 and 20, nil work performed on Sunday, New Year'sDay, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Labour Day, Christuias Day, and Boxing Day shall be paid for at donbletime rates.

All time worked beyond eight (5) hours on Sun-day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, or Labour Dayshall be deemed overtime and shall be paid for at theprescribed overtime rates, calculated at the special rateprescribed for ordinary work on the particular day onwhich such overtime is worked.

6Proportion of Juniors.The employer shall be entitled to employ one joui'

and, thereafter additional juniors may be employed inthe proportion of one junior to every four (4) or frac-tion sf four (4) workers ia receipt of the full adultrate of pay.

7.Higher Duties.A worker required to (10 work which is entitled to a

higher rate under this Agreement than that wIdth lieusually performs shall be entitled to payment at thehigher rate whilst so employed.

S.Timc- and Wages Record.The employer shall keep and cater up, or cause to

be icept and entered up, a record containing the follow-ing particulars:

(a) The name of the worker.(b) The class of work performed by each worker.(e) The wages and overtime (if any) paid to each

worker.The time (luring which the worker has been

employed.The ages of junior workers.

Such record shall be onen to inspection by a repre-sentative of the union, net more tlian once weekly, dur-ing the husine-s heui-r of 10 a.m. to 4 pIn.

9.Under-rate Workers.(a ) Any worker nh a 1 iy rea son of el d age or infirmity

is unable to earl.l the mi niniiun wage ma)- be paid suchlesser wage, as may from tune to time lie agreed uponin writing between the union :nld the employer.

(Ii) In Fl te ia-el it of no agreeni cut 1 ic ng arrived atthe iii alter In:, v lie referred to the Con eral Beard ofIleferenec for determuinatio,i.

(e) After application li;is been ma di- to t lie Beard,and pending the Board's decisiou, the worker shall 1entitled to work for and lie outplayed at the proposedlesser rate.

10Junior Certificate.Junior workers shall furn cli the mu ployer with a icr-

tifleate showing the following particulars:(a) Name in full.(h) Age and date of birth.

The certificate shall be signed by the worker.No worker shall have any claim upon all employer for

additional wages, in the event of Ins 'ge hei lug wronglystated on the certificate.

11.Payment for Sickness.(a) - A worker shall be entitled to payment for non-

attendance, on the ground of personal ill-health, fqr onehalf (I/j) day for each completed mouth of serviceProvided that payment for absence through such ill-health shall be limited to six (6) days (one week's pay)

in each calendar year. Paynieat hereunder may be ad-justed at the end of each calendar year, or at the timeFlue worker leaves the service of the eniployer, in theevent of the worker hehig entitled by service subsequentto the sickness to a greater allowance than that madeat, the hint- the sickness occurred. This clause shall notppIY where the v'orker is entitled to compensation nuderlie Workers Conupeusation Act.

(Ii) A worker shall. not be entitled to receive anywages front Ins employer for any time lest through the'result of an accident not arising out of or ia the courseof Ins eiupley,uent, or for any accident, wherever sag-Ia mcd, arishig out, of Ins own wilful de Fault or for sick.'less I ri si]ig out of Iii s cult wilful do fault.

(c) No worker shall lie entitled to tl,e benefits ofIi is i-Ia usc- unless he rol In c-es proof satisfiic tory to Ins

eniployer of sickness, h t it tl ue employer shall m iot be e" -i tIed to a iii' ical i-cr tiff (at e unless I lie absence is forhuree (3) days or mere.

i 2.l3oard of Reference.'I'hue tourt. appoints, for the purpose of the Agreement

a. Board ci r Boards of Refe roil Ce. ia eli B card shallconsist of a clmirinan and two (2) ot lieu representatives,one to lie lionmiat ed liv each of the parties. rlhlel c areassigned to cud, sui-h Board, in the event of lie agree-nient being arrived at between the pirties to the Agree-meat, the functions of:-

adjusting nny matters of difference which mayarise between the parties from time to time,except such as involve interpretations of theprovisions of the Agreement or any of them;

classifying and fixing wages, rates, and condi-tions for any occupation or calling not speci-Really mentioned in Flue Agreement;

deciding an) other uintter that the Court mayrefer to such Board hum time to time.

An appeal shall lie from any decision of such Board,in the manner and subject tu the conditions prescribedin the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1935, vInci, fol-tins purpose are embodied in tIns Agreement.

13.Meal Money.When a day shift worker is required to work after

6.30 p.m. on Monday to Friday, inclusive, or after I pIn.on Saturday, lie shall be paid ono shilling ala1 sixpenee(ls. Gd.) for a jucal, in addition to paynteut for over-time.

14.Notice Bonrd.Au accredited representative of the munon shall not

be prevented from posting a copy of this Agreement Orany notice of the union, not exeeediug fourteen (14)inches by nine (9) inches, in a suitable place-agreedupon between the employer and the union. Failingagreement in this connection, the Board of Referenceshall decide n-bore the copy of tIme Agreement or the saidnotice shall be posted.

Scouring Section.1.5.Definitions.

(a) ''Casual hand'' shall menu a worker engaged bythe hear and who may he put off or leave the employer'sSc rvi (-e at a miv ul omilent ivi thont notice. TI, e Illilil 111 11111engageiiiemmt for a casual huaud shall he four (4) l,Ours.

A easuo I hand engaged and not permitted o counnenecwork shall reieive two (2) luouus ' pai- at the nresci-ihedrate.

(Ii) ' ' Weekly ha id ' ' shall utean a worker engagedby the week and whose eluplovnlent shall he terminableliv not loss titan one (1) notice on either side:Provided tlua F, in the case of a breakdown of the 0111-ployer '5 lulaeluuiery or tlu'oughi the failure of electricpower operating sauie, or no wool being avnilnble forscourilug, tI,e employer shall lie entitled to deduct amy-,uellt of wages for any day or portion of a day on whit-lithe worker cull not he elnplo)-ed.

TIns proviso shall only apply when, owillg to 1 Il)

of the foregoing reasolis, wont is suspended for morethan one (1) l,our.

1 6.hours.(a) Day work Forty-four (44) hours shall iousti-

tute a, work, to be worked as follows:-(i) 'Where only one shift per day is worked. workers

employed on the Ivool breaker, scouringmachine and/or dryer, shall work eight (5)hours fertyeight (-IS) mimtes per da-, fromMonday to Friday, inclusive.

JIerloy 9, 1912. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA.

(ii) Except where a live-day creek is 'ached, alloilier cvorkers shall work eight (8) hours percloy, 00 Sloodav to Friday, inclusive, between7.30 roy unit 3.30 pro., aol for (4) hoursxii Saturday, l,etrveeo 7.30 cr01. curd 12 0000.

(iii tVtierea tic e'ouy week ro crorlced, alt othercreche's strati crock eight c 8 hroure fc,rt, -"(phil (.481 ,ciiccoceu icr',' chic, hcet,ree,i 7

die,. 'ccitt 3.30 cr.oc

(ic) Slafi rrorlc:l"oriy-tour (-il) hours drill conch-lute a creek's crock, to be paid foe cit er'nhicrorv wiles.Wlieoevee line shift eoiooceoeesat Ii pnr. sir Scrndav.ccedioaes' i'rrtes fr,r tire iiorur''o synch err Sunday dm11 betcciY!rhrlc',,ddfl slcifis 1ca7'rlicli' at oriliurcey rater sical))ie"Ar md Iciter thorn Ii icc,. or, Saturday. ('clii tune

Icr' lakers lo tire employer S thins', mciii's drift sc-ri-hio,vrirkeit.

e) Tire week 0 cvorh liar lie 1,crforrrum'd in, toe (1)ncr Ocr' crud sri,' ccitt' (1)) clay's, cci lice o1ctio,r of tireercuic lay-er.

17Wager.Ooi.,)rie . 7,

Stilt),,.

5'

trail! iron,,G.P.O.. t'rctk. G.P.O., t'vrnci.

£ s.d. £ s.d(a) llasircvagi' 4 30 5 4 tO 10

Marginper W'eck.

(I.) Adritts--"erkty tianrds - s. 4Wool 'mmccc (rrrrnrr in ekcrrgr or

rrcrcrtriirr) tO 0Alt other tra,rdo . - 17 0

r') AcluttsC'rcsrrcri tronurisPer Itour Per Hone.

Seocirer In. 30.13/444. Is. 30.7/lid..111 cOiner hands Is. ,S-7/44r1. is. 8-3/ltd.

% of Mate(d) .Jnroior scorkero: Hosts Wage

Wrehhy mooch-14 In 15 years of age 2613 In 16 years of age - 3416 to 17 relies of age . - 4017 Or 19 yeses of age 5210 Or 10 7r'ccro of ups 6310 to 20 7c'cces of ugr SiIt Or ii v,.,irs of age 96

(e) Ju,niee cyoekreseasoai hands r.trm,rier cosucrtlicrnints nircrtt ice pain die Ices,,' ircrtf-tcerr,ry' (1 121.) trw'hrccor rots-cr, No jrrrrior sro,-trrr shrill ire rorirtoyrd trr,c'k-irrg or tracicttirrg b:rtrct wont. No ,c,,a'oe seer-her cinder(Ire age al nixtreur (10) years strcrtt Icr trernrrittrst Iscrccru tcetrc'rrss 11 trw reid 7 ann.

I S.-6ceeiot Proyin(onrs.(cc) Stclfl hors stroll Ire icoirl orrr siriliirrg (is.) trer

stdft caIrn.(Ic) IVorhere eurgogect o,r clog cr,rd/or lecisirrg nrrmretrirue

rrrrria,rg grr'any- decrrt wool, turd wool, se dug coon,sl,crtl ire hInd 01cc 3rrirn7' tiaif-1ce,rrry ( P 24.1 pee irocnr

(e) 01cc' elr'rlh(cig ( le.1 tee aloft "sira shall ice li_c I toshift rc'orherr rvtreee otriftn rirr riot rolale

J"rllcrcerrger-imrg SeetiOrr.

iO.Definritior,o.(a) ' ('crsoot trcsird ' ' shrill rrrra,r ci cornier erigcrgr'ri by'

lire trornr Iron wino rrroy' be 1crit off or tense line errrpiovcr '5.,r'rrier at roy' srornrcirt syittiorit notice. 'lire ,oiurirrr,,,rserrgagonrrnl -for-n easroit tramrri slratt be focrr (4) irurus.

_V vasrrat trcr,rcl cccgagr'rt and rot trrrnrrittert to -rio.rrrcuee syork strati reeds e Irvo (2) irocrrs ' tray' ct tile pvc.srriiceri role.

(lc) ' ' 'tVeetmi7- tranrit '' airatl ncenin ni mocker errgcrgecl bylice creek !rnrit svtrose ecrrtitoyirrrnrl shalt be Oermi,raktr by'500 less lirorn e,rc ceerk S notice ocr either side: Irrovidedthat, iii the tone of a icr'rohdocrni of tire employer'srrrortriiirrv or Ibrorigir lice failure of nlertrie trocvoroporatiug sairir, or tsr scoot or skimis being available fortreatment lire errrpinyer shalt he entitled to deduct pay.

sirot of svagrs for o,ry ormy or 1rorliorn of a day' crirolr,rlrtelr the trucker caa,roi ice roqctoyed.

this icruviso sicciti onity rniqriy cruet,, orrilrg to auy' oftire forrgoi,rg reasons rrcu'k in sriotcd,rrlrnl for mmcv tlrrusrcmv (1) hurir.

30,ltsrivu.(ci) ttcry crock rt"orly'fumi'e (441 runes oircrti errtroil.

I rile ci creel! 5 work, n ice crocked to fotiocvs(ii ,Vl,ere (he creek 'a svicrhis1cerforroeri ii. uivc'cr,rct

one.holf drro ct(nretut (3) hors 1ccc310irdoy to Friday inecriorve. lc,'tsr'eeur Itielro,iro of 7.30 urn. rod 1.30 p.rrr,; focrr (4)comes no S:rlordcry, betireer, lhc' coors of 7.10stir. inn 12 liou,r,

(iii nc'trere rr live.do,s-'reek ir surloerc -'--Eight (8)roses foefy'.eiglit (40) ,si,rrnlcs icer' rloy', ice.tired fire irooro 01' 7.10 odin. runt -5.50 ir.,rc.,Sto,rdov to Friday soetsiolve.

r) Sirift srorin-.Forls'.forur (44) irosre strait couch.tote ci wrek ms,rork, 10 he pricri for ri ornhtniriry' ecrles.\Vhcoevcr' lire shift eun'nicr,rces ci 11 per sir Scrurrtcry,un'ri,oa,'r'r',n,ru foe (Ire hurt mmcm n,r Srn,ndnr- run1 ice,rnry'able. Alt sirifto 1rriy-abte at ordiricccc' cries str,nl) rir,iskriot icitce thor. 11 omit. on Snitrri'doy-. ('cUr t,ure droll betcikerr in tire employer '5 tine svtnens otnift crook is crocked.

lv) 'Ike rrrrb 'struck ,rrcsy' ire hcerfoem,ird (ci five (5)ccc five ard ooe-hotf (314) dnrs'n, or tire Optinir of liii'eorployrr.

)d) The cloy's wore mnreseriked io Ohio clause cinall hervo,ked iii o eumrtin000s sktfl, brro ir (lie rveirc of heiotrodurtioo of pelt trreservaiiocr in lire iudrnstry imr

Westerni Australia. ike provisions of Old 0 ci,nnnsr "roy Incr'eviervrd acrd, if ,ceerssavv, altered or modified by agree.rocint tretrcoe,r lire parties. Failing aguoenrerrt l'elsveenlire parties, the Booed of Itefoce,ree is keeebv arulkorisedto adjudicate on the dispute and to alter or rrcodifyall oe ouy of the provisions sf this clarion

II .Tuols uf 'O'rade.'l'tce rrcuptoy'rr slrati provide ott Inenessony tools of teode

r,svd lur tkr iiidostcy uf feli,,romrgening, as molt as guggios,ccprous, gtnvrs, rrl,d (o'lnrre pit myrrh an forte) rubicer(roots.

tIWage,.Outoidle s ny

nile bumO'intcinu 0 13- critldo ce-

trout cc e ieonnr tire0.P 0. 0, "dii. G.P.O., Pevdrn.Pod. P s.d.

(a) ilasiesvugeAdrmlt rcroiro 4 10 5 4 10 10Stor'gio

pee Week.£ s. 4.(hi) Actrmlls'-W'eekiv tonrnds

Bole rcssistccnil ccniri srorkers iiangumcg oror nahung donna basiS 1' 2 0

Persoirs svrciniug 00 lcrrre.rernsiri,rg machineill eorbonisisng plant, atmtsunotivdrier, kydro-vxtroetnr, itoso pits,tro,rci-ecirti,rg or ter,elniurg slippenl crool,teitrronitrg pelts, softeni,rg ,uon'hu,ne,trior,iriimg skios for tdinuutitmg, cvosloidgmelt, onnci iride ]cieeeo in ginre de100ri.nnneut, gn'rrmn tnu,rcts, ircrsonms inoki,rgcrftee fitter beds of la,nohn,e phainlsor sImm syorhcrs at nnr,rohue mclointsann croci y-ordo, 055ista,rt icosticiosocr, gerterol iabolmrer icr tcinnineryrnroi bcrtc irornrt 0 1 0

l'er'sorno ss'or'luimrg of ss'hceli,rg svoot orpieces to onnd feennn pie tables ortnnnilcrs, svineeiirmg chins mid srheehl,r0frecrs lime intts ,,.. 0 7

Pcrsomnn svortuiog of inrmern'nie tmnachi,rc.soakiroles, tonk cvastutng, liesktsrg ma'i'iui,rr, lrougirng aind ehmamtgirng smnu,ro,octtitig ornO nirorinirne, senmdrliug irdilo0dm icconims, itqntor iconds (prrmnnpi,rgonnd elcntnginv lcrmr Soon'), burr mceitnasser koihing or banning pelts anIride 1rieecs i,n girme drpurt,ue,ut,inreahinug over sinimns tny iiornd, leodi,rreiround on geceir or Mat 00 t,i we sirop,leading tduto Or 1niriihimg lno,rd amrdintinni dryer', tienlit,mg dowis by inandor ,mrun'lrt,me, oveetoukimmg odd Ivinvisin est-boi,i,iog ptasnt .,. Cc 0 0

52 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [JAwuAinr 9, 1942.

22.--.\Vagescomt.,tved.Margin

per Week..( h) AdultsWeekly handseomtinued: £ s. d.

Persons skin-painting by sodium .. 0 9 0

Wool sorters .. . . * 0 18 0

Basil and pickle pelt classer . . . . 1 0 0Lime ganger (lit charge of and aetnally

working at lime pits or dollies), menin charge of sweat house and personsengaged in pulling skins -. . . 0 12 0

Persons sorting (lead wool .. . . 1 4 0Persons not otherwise provided for . . Nil.

% of Male Basic(c) Junior workers: Wage per Week.

14 to 15 years of age .. . - 2815 to 16 years of age . . . . 3416 to 17 years of age .. . . 4017 to 18 years of age .. . . 5218 to 19 years of age . . . - 6519 to 20 years of age .. . . 8120 to 21 years of age . . . . 96

(d) Casual hands shall be paid at the rate of ten percent. (10%) in addition to the rates prescribed hereinfor weekly hands.

23.Special Provision.One shilling (is) per shift extra shall be paid to shift

workers where shifts do not rotate.In witness whereof the parties hereto have hereunto

set tlieh hands and Seals the day and year first herein-before written.Signed for and on behalf] The Swan Wool Scouring Co.

of Swan Wool Scouring of WA., Ltd.,Co. of VT.A., Ltd., in J. C. ANTOINE,the presence of Managing Director.

E. Parncutt.Signed for and on behalf

of the Hulme WoolScouring Co. (1938), B. W. A. GOYDER,Ltd., in the presenceof

A. Long.Signed for and on behalf

of the Jandakot Wool Jandakot Wool Scouring Co.,Scouring Co., Ltd., in Ltd.,the presence of pp. A. F. KING.

N. Wright.Signed for and on helm If

of the \\rest AustralianMeat Exports Company, W. U. MORGAN.Ltd., ill the presence

Iof JBennett.

Signed for a id on behalfof A. V. Rhodes & Co., ARTHUR V. RHODES.in the piesenee of

L. Mountain.Signed for and on behalf

1for Fremaatlo Felhno]iger-

of the Freina]ltle Fell- L ing Co.,moagering Company in I-I. D. JARRATT,the presence of J Secretary.

J.Jarr,ttt,'1' lie Centinon Seal of

the Metroj olitan WoolScouring and Felhnong.cry Employees' Indus-trial Union of Work-ers, was ltereimte affixedin the presence of

J. ORB,President.

F. MANN,Secretary.

[SEAL.]

Dircctei.

A PP 01 NTM E N T S(under section 5 of Registration of Deaths ond Mar-

riages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2 ofthe Registration of Births, Deaths, and MarriagesAct Antenduient Act, 1914).

Registrar General's Office,R.G. Ne. 36/35. Perth, 22nd December, 1941.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr.M. P. Copley has bee,i appointed to act, temporarily,as Assistant District Registrar of Births and Deaths

for the Wellington Registry District, to reside at Collie,vice Mr. A. Frappell; appointnient to date froni lGthDecember, 1941.

E.G. No. 32/38.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. A. B. Rutherford has been appointed to act, tem-porarily, as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, andMarriages for the Geraldton Registry District, to resideit Gcraldton, vice Mr. E. P. Foreman; appointment todate front 17th Dece,nber, 1941.

RU. No. 101/40.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Mr.B. M. Smith has been appointed to act, temporarily,as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriagesfor the Katanning Registry District, to reside atKatanning vice Mr. 31. P. Copley ; appointment to datefrom 15th December, 1941.

Registrar Office,tiC. No.53/41. Perth, 5th January, 1942.

1 T is hereby notified, for general information, thatConstable C. Lawson has been appointed to act, teni-I,orarilv, as Assista,,t District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Blaekwood Registry District, to resideat Na ii nnp, vice Constable 11.1. 0 'Tooglilin ; appoint-iitent to do te from 22nd December, 1941.

RU. No. 23/40..VI' is Ii ereb notified, for general information, thatConstable E. P. Emberson has been appointed to act,temporarily, as Assistant District Registrar of Birthsa]Id Deaths for the Northam Registry District, to re-side at Wyalkatchem, vice Constable C. Lawson;appoitment to date front 18th December, 1941.

RU. No. 58/41.19.' is hereby notified, for genera.l inforinati on, thatMr. 1). 1-1. I-lana has been appoin ted to act temporarily,as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages,for the Bruce Rock Registry District, to reside atBruce Rock, vie e Mr. F. .1. Tb onipson ; appointment todate front I 7th December. 194!.

R.G. No. 49/40.IT is l,erebv notified, for general information, thatConstable S..1. Strahan has been appointed to act,temporarily, as Assistant District Registr,u of Birthsand Deaths, for the Bruce Reck Registry District, toreside at Corrigin, vice Constable U. B. Cullotonappointment to date from 1st .Fnnnarv, 1942.

H. .1. COODES,Registrar General.

COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that the Yangtsze InsuranceAssociation, Ltd., intends to cease carrying on businessi,i W0501 Australia.

17th December, 1941.W. I-I. EVANS,

Attorney,St. George 's House, Perth.

THE COMPANI:ES ACT, 189$.Canton Insurance Office, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe above,iamcd Company has l,eea changed and is nowsituated at 3 Pakcnhnm street, Fremantle.

H. MOMBER,Attorney for the said Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that on and after Friday, 2ndJanuary, 1.942, the Registered Office -of Keith Barker,Lin,ited, will he situate at Room 4 (Basement), A.M.P.Chambers, St. eorge' terrace, Perth.

Hears of Business Monday to Friday 9 am, topin., Saturdays 9 to 12 noon.Dated this 29th day of December, 1941.

Keith Barker, Limited,

JAMES HENRY,Secrctry.

JANUAI1Y 9, 1942.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 53

THE COMPANIES ACT 1893.NOTICE is hereby given that on and after Friday, 2ndJanuary, 1942, the Registered Office of AustralianOriental Line, Ltd., will he situate at Room 4 (Base-neut), A.M.P. Chambers, St. Gerge's terrace, Perth.

Hours of Business :Mo,,duy to Friday 9 a.m. toS p.m., Sat urd as 9 to 12 iiooii.

1 bled this 29th day of December, 1941.Keith Barker, Limited, Agents for WA.,

JAMES HENRY,Secretary.

'I'T-IE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NOTICE is hereby given tInt on and after Friday, 2ndJanuary, 1942, the Registered Office of the The UnionMarine and General Insurance Co., Ltd., will be situateat Room 4 (Basement), A.M.P. Chambers, St. George'sterrace, Perth.

Hours of Business: Monday to Friday 9 am, to5 p.m., Saturdays 9 to 12 iioon.

Dated this 29th day of December, 1941.Keith Barker, Limited, Agents for WA.,

JAMES hENRY,Secretary.

flattery Clean-Up, Limited (in liquidation).NOTICE is hereby given that a general meeting of theShareholders of the Company will be held at theRegistered Office, A.M.P. Building, Maritana street,

Kalgoorlie, on Monday, 26th January, 1942, to receivethe Liquidator's accounts and report of the liquidation.

E. A. JENSEN,Voluntary Liquidator.

1'FI E COMPANIES ACT, 1893.NoTlc'F; is herehy given that on and after Friday, 2nd.Jan,mry, 1942, the Registered Office of A. C. Spalding& Bros. (WA.), Pty., Ltd., will be situate at Rooii, 4(Basement), A.M.P. Chambers, St. George's terrace.Perth.

Hours of Business Monday to Friday 9 am, to5 p.m., Saturdays 9 to 12 noon.

Dated this 29th day of December, 1941.A. C. Spalding & Bros. (W.A.). Pty., Ltd.,

K. BARKER,Director.

TIlE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Notice of Change of Registered 011ice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofThe Credit Mcii's Association of WA., Limited, willhe situated at 7 Howard street, Perth, aml will, as fromtI e 5th (Ia v of .1: Inary, 1942, be open and accessibleto the public between the hours of 9 am, and 5.15 pin.week days an Dan. and 1,2.1 5 p .m. on Saturdays.

Dated this 23'rd day of December, 1941.

F. J. GOODWIN,Manager.

UNCLAIMED MONEYS ACT, 1912.

Register of Unelaiuied Moneys held by Bank of Now South Vales.

NOTICE OF DISSOLtJTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto-fore subsisting betweea Ellen Graham Newbey and HopeGilbert, carrying on business as Guest House Pro-prietors at The Cloisters,'' 200 St. George's terrace,Perth, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the24th day of December, 1941, so far as concerns the saidHope Gilbert, who retires from the said firm. All debtsdue to and owing by tie said firm will be received andpaid respectively by the said Ellen Graham Newbey.who will continue to carry oa the said business.

Dated the 24th day of December, 1941.

Witness : -E. W. Gillott,

Solicitor, Perth.Witness:

B. H. Darbyshire, ELLEN GPerth, WA., Solicitor.

Darbyshire & Gillett, Commercial BankSt. George's terrace, Perth, Solicitors for

Gilbert.

HOPE GILBERT.

IN 'l'IIE SUPREME COURT OF' WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and Estate of James HenrySamuels, late of 187 Newcastle street, Perth, inthe State of Western Australia, Retired, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claimsor demands against the Estate of the ahovenanieddeceased are requested to send particulars of theirclaims or demands in writing to the Administratrix(with the Will annexed) of the Estate of the saiddeceased, e/o Margaret Battye, of Sontheni Cross Cl,am-bers, 7 Howard street, Perth, in the said State, beforethe 9th day of February, 1949: And, further, that onthe expiration of tl,e last-mentioned date the saidAdininistratrix will proceed to distribute the assets ofthe said deceased among the persons entitled thereto,having regard only to the claims or demands of whichshe sl,all then have had notice.

Dated tills 31st day of December, 1941.

MARGARET BATTYE,Southern Cross Chambers, 7 Howard street,

Perth, Solicitor for the said Adnilnistratrix.

Name and Address of Owner. Aniount Dueto Owner.

£ s. d.

Description of UnclaimedMoney.

Date of LastOperation.

Oswald Louis do ?da,nicl (deed.), Clients A/c.... 5 18 4 Balance of Current A/c., Moora 10-4-35Branch

Q,uiatoa Hobdeu lames, Liquidator Frank's Reward, 94 3 8 St. George's terrace Branch 30-8-35Limited (ía liquidation), Q. H. James, deed. 92-9-85

U. A. Woolf, Templeton & Co., No. 2 A/c.. Public Ac-countant, 96 St. George's terrace, Perth, L. A.

57 9 10 St. George's terrace Branch 11-1-35

Woolf, deed. 12-2--3SICthviu Newbury, Prospector, Mt. l'alrner, W.A. {i 4 1 Southeru Cross Branch 6-8-35George McHugh, Prospector, Mt. Vernon 5 4 S Leoaora Branch 23-8-35Walter Cyprian Hardy, Receiver for Jolui Henry 7 0 0 Perth Office 10-6-35

Lauranee

£176 0 7

NEWBEY.

Chambers, 42the said Hope

iN 'I'll I. Si'P 1614516 ('01Sf 01° WES'i'I4IIAA 1(015 t,IAl'IIOBATiI J UIIISIMC'TION,

it lIe 1,011 terof Itt' Will t,tn,1 Codicil thereto of blot('Ittirles ]Joogo,irii, fornoerir Of lionldeo 111(1

hut lote of Stiunorole, ml tb' Stole of(Vest eon .1 ootrolio, letroner, iieeeosed,

xhb'b'l('i° ii, heeripv girrtn 11011 all per,oito ilatiog eltttnnnttie iit'lltttittls agnnnisi lilt' Eld,sto 01 tlteobovennonseibIreetnoell lire rrqseotetl to sennti ,ariieoi,nrs thereof inwriting to tile ltxeriitors, cane of lIe undersigned, sior hefoer tile OIl, dine of February, 1942, after tripiel,unto Ilir said Executors trill tiVOreell to disteittute theislets of line soid deceased ol000gst tile roots entitledtberrto, hiring orgttrii 0111)' to the eluiensutsid tieontittdsof seitirit tile)' shalt tltesi ittt,'o hod siottee.

ilaii'pl 11,10 2nitt Ito)' ul S unnttnory, 1942,

C0L'NOhl & SIAS'I3ERIIF,ill l°itogeeaid strict, Norllninsti,

Solicitors for tine hixcooton s,

IN TilE Sill'it 1451 ii ('01 III' Ut' is itSS'ERN,1, iJS'rltALTAPROIIA'l'E ,Ji'iIISDICTION,

bite nnpottre of the W'illl 01' isigi itossntteioiti, (rosin'111011 i.e bnsto,rni sit LoIns Ilannoriotti) , I,tti' of High'

IbId ('Itiresnout, in the Stole o' Western,\sssteohia, Eetis'epl IIsstOot'ii ttritoeter, ilereosed,

NOtICE is bernie girds thot ill personls hsvisng claimsor itrnntssnds against tipe Estote of tine absvrsionsed LuigiIt,tnotieiotti (eonslnloslt(' hsnoss'ns as Lewis Boinartotti)pieet'osed, 11,1st send iotrhieniorn 1st wIlting of the lassie10 the Exeentor, 'l'he (Vest Ainstrohion Trinstro, Enreotur,anal Agency Goinspons', Linnited, St. George's terrace.

EStATES placed under the charge of ttio ((orator of Intestate Estates for tlansagonnosut durinug the Months of December, 1941

No. Norris of Deoenssd

tOS/40

209/40257/41411/41

4(15/41:195/371(15/41

453/41407/41

171/11

509 4l.107/41

'll0/41'131' /41:123/41

301/41:t70/41438/41469/41

343/41

It 0/41tdt/'tl

111/41too/li173/41

Leedor, Henry Dsvid

Kiss, John AmbroseHull , tissues HalterGoodali, William

niogunslao((ttilist, 'Islet '1'IonsrasTessspra, Guiseppe (,'tso hisotrns us joe 'l'rnottra,

Giuseppe Tesuprrts soil Gioseppo 'l'e,nslsrro)Butler, JosephGreeushnorn, Alexander

Nrsvnsnureln, George

Tniduy. 5I.'nry (also Ilousru as 31oe' Tisohy)sttephiesioon, .Tnl,nn

Pan'loer, DavsilIloehe, Robes'tltiehsedsou, Beater (rosusninondy lsssosvn as tilts

Gn'tnlstns)Itarruss, Walter .iolnitO'Connell, EilensGeinnil, Jti'tllur John'l'nnririn, llsrisa

South, C'isrolinsr

i(n'enieh, 'L'lnoosao jissinruBeady, Sisesli

iteruit, Goon6,,Prisig, Frederick1{tsrvey, Alfred

l'rrtit, cnn Or Ilefore tIle 11th ilar' af b'rbrnae7', 11(42,,tftertrinieln d,,tr (lie suod lixoestor,rs'll pssert'd todislriboti' tine unoss'to of the ds'ceusi'd 01510mg hIts lwr000st'niiitlrpl (lnrreto, tilts 105 refund sill)' to such daunts nullpleot'.ods of ts'iniriu it ,s(unll tiie,i hose host s,ntin'e,

ItlIrpi Ihils (Stilt don of lteel'iober, 1941.

inIOItltlS CEAWCO ((B,of Al 11(0 liOillllll5 Esplonsade, l'rctlt, Solieiior

('to 'hit,' (Vest Australiont '0 rtnssrr, l4xrotdoep1,4 Ageno'e ('unflp,,snr, l,i,nntted, tb, l4xrristori'd tlte Will of Lsntgi llasnariotti, deceased,

iN'l' 1114 SIJPI1ESIE ((013161' OF WE1$'h'l4ltNA1ISTBALIAPI1OBATE JUIlISljI("l'ION,

In, li,eno',dbe 00 tine (1111 of .ildnu Itarrisont, Itnls' si 230,,prd 01 reel, Btnot l'reth, in tIle Slale of W'esternt

,htioirtnlitt, t/t'nnionner, ,lers'ttseth

S Oh' ('I': is iien'ehnr gis'en1 itiuti intl hsrrioIi husrinig elsinunsor ileo,aopbn oftninlsl (lie ldittntc' of the aherenritnesi sir-

'Ire l'eqnnestn'th to setini Ill plotiesniut ci of 'tIntnitt'oos or dewatndo' inn wriiinng is tIle Exeentnir, r,ut'e ofMessrs. Roll A Lunler, Cite' 2nlnntool lloiidinngs. ((2 41.

'N I ''retire, i'rrtlt, onn or before lIne OlIn 1111)' ii',I°ritro,it'y, 29-il, ofter (rhiril itutte tiw llxerol Or trill (Fe'irilpoit' tI,. ilOOi'ti annnonngol (lie prrsonns enitilllrd theretit,Itutriog edDied unIty to those elailsnn sstd dcnnnatols of sohirinhi' them small ittts'u' hunt stuttee,

Doled this 5th dov of ,J(isnnart', 1147.

1(OTT ,b l,,hL011,of I'll) Slntoal l3tnitdinngs, 62 SI. fleol-ge

let n ate, Pertin, Sotieiton's for thc iioeeintur,

Residence,

Elisubeth street, Amhfield, ins the Slats ofNose Sossth Wales

Ntsnigarinsformeely of Wosubley btnt lute of l(rdisnsd',formerly of 14 Suohury , ond, Vieton no Park,

(tint lute nf Wooroloo4 Slur do Ws'ndhsnnRand,, iris, inn 'the State of N etc lotstit Wale,

10 Shoitreotreet, Binntbnuryfos'nnrrly of Augustus street, Grraldtosn, blst

late of i'ort Desnisonn, Dnnsgsrrufoemerly of Tun,nsbellss1t btnt late of 08 Jobs

street, Most PcrttnS Brisbane plsee, Perthformerly of Nton,a,'ru anul )Vs'stibley but lute

of NethiptnndsKsnnndipfsrnnen'Iy of Bonilder but lisle of Netilinods391 Clntnrleo street, Non'tln lnenth

Ktnnnann',illinsg145 Highs ott'ert, 1(rrsnntnntlrfornnnot'ly of Dutnsnybeook htst lutte of Nesilanshsfornnierly of 1,nlses000d html ltnte of S j5nn

ntreet, lfalgooeliefoesnerly of Ascot street, Jolinss000, Onnt lato

sf 28 Birkdale atreel, Flon'rat PartsHerons rio Sluireel Lochfornnnrrly of 15 Solisbtnry stn'ert, Cotteolno, bitt

late of C'lorennnotttfornnirs'ly of Bayitt'ster hint late nf Nedisltd,Nortliossiformerle of 11 ,'trtnnnlrl storrt onnd 50 Elleni

street, i,othn of Idremosstlr, hot lute of 44Sloorystn'rrt, 1°os'th

Date ofOrder

1-12-41

11-12-41

17-12-41

11-12-41

0. H. ((LYNN,Datoul tInts 8th day of January, 194,,Onneutor of Insteitute Estates,

Date ofDeatln,

1-3-12

10-0-493-4-41

1-10-41

30-10-4119 4-3730-7-41

26-6-4121-10-41

29-4-41

3-10-1113-7-41

14-1-412-11-4125-7-41

1-1-4122-8-41

27-90-4114-10-41

3-9 41

23-11-41 13-8-4123-10 41

54 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W'A [JsSuuAne 1t, 1044

24-10-1127-4-41

30-12-41 14-11 dl

JANUARY 0, 1942.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 55

Ha

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND CLAIMANTS.

Tsr THE SUPREME Corner or WESTERN AUSTRALIA, PROBATE JumsrnoTxosr.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims or demands against the Estate of the underinentioned aeceaseilperson (others to collect and administer whose Estate were granted to me by the said Court under the Curator of Intes-tate Estates Act, 1918), are hereby required to send particulars of such claims os demunds to mc in writing on or beforethe 9th day of February, 1942, after which date I will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased person amongthose entitled thereto, having regard only to those olaims or demands of which I shall thea have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 8th day of January, 1942. 3. H. GLYNN,Curator of Intestate Estates.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

Notice of In/ended Dividend.

Name. Date or Death. Date of Order. Addrcss. flecirnation.

-vey, Alfred -- - . . - 14-11-41 30-I 2_41 formerly of 11 Arundel streetand 50 Ellen street, both ofFremantle, but late of 44Money street, Perth

Lnmper

Debtor's Name. Address. Descript ni. Court. No.Last day

for ReceivingProofs.

Name of 'J'rustee. Address.

1-lugh SergeanL.. Geraldton . -. Railway eaghi -Supremeeel Court of

\\Testcj.iiAustralia

13 of1914

29th day oflanuary, 1942

A. I-I. .Tohnsoe At Office oOfficial Receiver, Supreine Conrt

ACTS OF' PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOR SALE ATGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.

£ s. d.

iif Iarli:unc,,l, etceon/inuec/_

1mploycrs' Liability Act 0s. d.06

Ahattoirs Act and Amendment 010 Employment Brokers Act and Amendment 0 10Administration Act- (Consolidated) 030 Evidence Act (Consolidated) 0 20adoption of Children Ant 026 1"aclories and Shops Act (Consolidated) 40Agricultural Bank Act 010 Pactories and Shops Act Regulations 0 10Agricultural Seeds Act 010 factories and Shops Time and Wages Books-Arbitration Act .. . . . - 010 Lnrge .. . . 0 4 3Associations Incorporation Act 006 Small - - - . 0 3 3Auctioneers Act 010 Farmers' Debts Adjustme,,t Act (Consoli-Bills of Sale Ac (Consolidated) and Amend- dated) o 1 0

ment 0 20 Feeding Stuffs Act . - . . - 0 1 613,-auds Act 0 16 Fcrtilisers Act 0 1 0Bread Act (Consolidated) and Amendmcnt 0 16 Financial Einc-rgcnry Act . - 0 1 6flush ii ri's Act (consolidated 0 I 6 l'',naarial Emergency Tax Assi-ssiae,it Art 0 2 0Carriers Act 0 06 Fi rca ras -and Guns Act (Consolidated) 0 1 0('hid Wel rare Act 0 90 Fire Brigades- 'c t. 1916, and A inendmen t . . 0 3 0Coutpan es Act 0 4 6 Firms Registral iOu Ark and Amendment -- 0 1 6Ci'o wu Suits Act 0 16 Fisheries Act (Consolidoled) - - 2 0I hi i-v Cattle I in provemeat Act . . 0 10 Voresls Act -- 0 1 6Dairy Industry Act - - - - 0 20 Freunantlo 1-I a rlmnu r 'trust Act (Consolidated) 0 1 6Dairy Products Marketing Regulation Act - 0 20 F'rieudly Societies Act, a ad Amendments 0 2 0Declarations and Attestetions Act . . - - 0 06 Game Act (Consolidated) 0 1 1

Dentists Act and Amendment . - 0 16 Gold Buyers Act 0 1 0Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act 0 16 Goldflelds Water Supply Act - . 0 2 R

Dog Act (Consolidated) 0 10 Gold Mining Proflts Tax and Assessment 0 1 iDried Fruits Act 0 16 Government Electric Works Act 0 1 0I )roving Act - . - - 0 10 fl nap Settlement Act 0 1 .3

Drugs (Police Offences) Act 0 10 Ilawke,-s and Pedlars Act and Amendment 0 1 0Egg Markcting Act 0 10 Health Act (Consolidated) 0 5 0Electoral Act (Consolidated) 0 36 I-lire Purchase Agreement Act (Consolidated) 0 0 6Electricity Act . - - - 0 10 Hospital Fund Act - . . 0 1 0

I)ated this 7th day of Jannary, 942. A. H. IOHNSON,()tlieial Receiver in Bankruptcy

Supreme Caurt, 1:

GAZETTE, W.A. [JANUARY 9, 1942.

Acts of Parliament, ete.continued.£ N. 4.

Supreme Court Act .. -. . .. 0 36Supreme Court Rules -. . . .. 1 50Tenants, Purohasers, and Mortgagors' Relief

Act . - . .. .. .. . 0 2 0

Timber Industry Regulation Act and Regu-lations .. .. .. . .. 0 2 6

Totalisator Act and Amendment .. .. 0 2 6

Town Planning and Development Act .. 0 1 0

Trades Descriptions Act . .. . 0 1 0

Trade Unions Act .. . . 0 1 6

Traffic Act (Consolidated) and Regulations .. 0 6 0

Tramways Act, Government .. .. . - 0 0 6Trespass, Fencing and Impounding Act and

Amendment .. 016016Truck Act and Amendment 016Trustees Act . - - 010Unclaimed Moneys Act .. ., 026Vermin Act (Consolidated) .. -. 016Veterinary Act .. .. . - 026Water Boards Act .. 026Weights and Measures Act and Regulations 010Wheat Pool Act . - - .. 010Wheat Prodncts (Prices Fixation) ActWorkers' Compensation Act . - - - . 0 3 0

Workers' Homes Act (Consolidated) .. .. 0 2 0

Workmen's Wages Act .. .. 0 1 6

Year Book, Pocket . 0 0 6

Postage Ewtra.

NOTICE.

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Agriculture, Department of 38 Native Administration Act 29Appointments . 27-9,52 North-West Department - 29Arbitration Court 40-52 Partnership dissolved - 53Audit Act . - 28 Pre]nier 's Office -- - 27Bankruptcy 00 Public Service Commissioner 28Bush Fires 29-34 Public \\Torks Department 37-8Cash Orders Lost - - 38 Registrar General -. -59Commissioners for Declaration 28 Registration of Births, etc. 52Compuaies.. 52-3 Road Boards 30-8Crown Law Department 28-9 Stamp Act--Regulations 27-8Curator of Intestate Estates 54.5 Sworn Valuator - . . - 28Deceased Persons Estates 53-5 Tender Board 39Eleetoral . 29 Tenders accepted . - 39Industrial Arbitration 40-52 'Peaders invited -- - - 37, 39Justices of the Peace - - 27 Transfer of Land 37Lands Department 29-3 7 Treasury - - - . - 27-8Land Titles 37 Unclaimed Money - - 53Marriages.. . 52 Vermin Board - - 38