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No. 197.1 CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 5m OCTOBER. [1944.

THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THECOMMONWEALTH HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT

HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THE1 +'OLLOWING AWARD -6th June, 1944:

ROY AL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For skill, fortitude and devotion to duty in flying operations

against the enemy:DISTINGUISHED FLYING CROSS.

Squadron Leader Gordon Donald Graham, No. 404910.

THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THECOMMONWEALTH HAS RECEIVED ADVICE THAT

HIS MAJESTY THE KING HAS APPROVED OF THEFOLLOWING AWARDS 26th September, 1944:

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.For courage and fortitude displayed in flying operations

against the enemy:BAR TO DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER.

Squadron Leader David John Shannon, D.S.O.. D.F.C.,No. 407729.

Fur skill and resolution in flying operations against theenemy :

DISTINGUISHED FLYING CILOSS.

Squadron Leader Albert Lloyd Wiggins, D.S.O., No.407543.

Flying Officer William Boris Tilley, No. 418483.Flying Officer Vernon Noel Verney. No. 405891.

DISTINGUISHED FLYING MEDAL.

Flight Sergeant Lance Esmond Cooke, No. 434243.Flight Sergeant Douglas .lames Pegg, No. 433132.Flight Sergeant Donald Walter Norman Smith, No..

401752.

ORDERS MADE BY THE MINISTER UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT HEREUNDER CITED.Customs Act 1901 -1936.

HE Statutory conditions precedent to Determination by the Minister of the contraventions enumerated in the following ScheduleThaving been fulfilled, the several matters have been so determined and Orders have been made in relation thereto and a notification

of each such Order is hereby published in accordance with the law.

Canberra., A.C.T., 26th September, 1944.

SCHEDULE.

R. V. 1K.1' : F. ': it istcr for Tracte and Customs.

Act underwhich Order

made.Name of Person charged. Place of

Contravention.Date of

Con-travention.

Nature of Contravention. Penalty and/orForfeiture.

Customs Act1901-1936

7T

TT

Fitzgerald, J. H.

Gudnason, Ulfar . .

Harvey, Robert G.

Pote, I. M.

Saijets, Matti

Sydney, N.S.W.

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18.5.44

16.8.44

27.7. ;4

9.8.44

7.8.4.4

Making in a. document produced. to anofficer a statement untrue in a particular

Moving without authority goods subjectto the control of Customs

TT T TT

Making in a document. produced to anofficer a statement untrue in a particular

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6045. No. 197. PRICE 6D.: Quarterly, 8s. 2d.; Half- Yearly, 16s. 3d.; Yearly, 32e. 6d.

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£ s. d.2 10 0

15 o o with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffene

4 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence

10 0 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence


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So$EnDZx--continued.

Act underwhich Order

made.Name of Person Charged. Place of

Contravention.Date of

Con-travention.

Nature of Contravention. Penalty and /orForfeiture.

Customs Act1901_1936 .

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Sydney, N.S.W.

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Having unlawful possession of a pro-hibited import

If If

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Having unlawful possession of a pro-hibited import

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£ s. d.10 0 0 with for-

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3 0 0 with for-feiture oftheopiumrelatedto theoffence


50 0 0 with for -feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence


for-40 0 0 with for-feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto the

offencefor-50 0 0 with for-

feiture ofthe goodsrelatedto theoffence


Income Tax Assessment Act 1936- 1944 Part VIIA.REGISTRATION OF TAX AGENTS.

LIST OF REGISTRATIONS AS TAX AGENTS CANCELLED DURINGTHE THESE MONTHS ENDED 3OTH JUNE, 1944, BY THE TAXAGENTS' BOARDS CONSTITUTED UNDER PART VIIA. OF THEINCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1936 -1944.

New South Wales.Clarke, Henry John Clifton, Box 1900KK, G.P.O., Sydney.Kempley, Richard Herbert, 133 Pitt- street, Sydney.McDonald, Arthur James, 17 O'Connell- street, Sydney.Robilliard, Philip Henry, 21 George - street, Parramatta.Turner, Sydney, Milton.

Victoria.Powell, David Rowley, Swan Hill.Thomas, William Charles, 26 Linda- crescent, Hawthorn.

Queensland.Egan, John Cecil. 62 Denham- street, Rockhampton.Flack and Flack, 113 -119 Eagle- street, Brisbane.Thompson Wylie & Co., 160 Wickham- street, Fortitude Valley.

south Australia.Peters, George Curtis, 24 Waymouth - street, Adelaide.

Western Australia.Clare, Frank, & Co., 47 Harold- street, Perth.

Tasmania.Cocker, William Boswell, 12 Steele - street, Devoiiport.

L. S. JACKSON, Commissioner of Taxation.


LIST OF ALTERATIONS DURING THE THREE MONTHS ENDED 30THJUNE, 1944, IN RESPECT OF PERSONS REGISTERED ASNOMINEES OF PARTNERSHIPS AND COMPANIES REGISTERED ASTAX AGENTS BY THE TAX AGENTS' BOARDS CONSTITUTEDUNDER PART VIIA. OF THE INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT1936 -1944.

New South Wales.Paine, John J., Ross & Co., Windsor.

Add: Paine, John Jackson Dick.

Victoria.Leggo, E. E., & Co., Burke - square, Daylesford.

A.dd : Leggo, Edwin Ernest.Skiner, E. B., & Hart, Commercial -road, Yarram.

Add: Hart, Eric Keith.Taxation Services of Australia Ltd., 157 Elizabeth- street.

Melbourne.Delete: Mackay, William Joseph Sinclair.Add Vickridge, Percy Harold.

Queensland.Hall, Chadwick & Co.; 171 Queen- street, Brisbane.

Delete:Hall, Wilfred Manning.Goffage, Duncan John Campbell.

MacDonnell, Harris & Bell, 26 Abbott - street, Cairns.Add : Bell, John Jasper.

Tasmania.Garrott & Garrett, 21 Paterson- street, Launceston.

Add : Garrott, Eric Lindsay.


Commonwealth Gazette 2259 No. 197.-5th October, 1944

Income Tas; Assessment Act 1936 -1944 Part VIIA.REGISTRATION OF TAX AGENTS.

CORRIGENDA.

THE following correction is notified in respect of the listof persons and partnerships registered as tax agents up

to and including 30th September, 1943, by the Tax Agents'Boards constituted under Part VIIA. of the Income TaxAssessment Act 1936 -1943, published in Gazette, No. 264, of16th December, 1943.

South Australia.McIntosh and Martin, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide.

NomineeMartin, Harry Coombe.

Should readMclntosh and Martin, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide.

NomineeMartin, Harry Coombs.


Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 1944 Part VIIA.REGISTRATION OF TAX AGENTS.

HE list of Registrations as Tax Agents cancelled duringthe three months ended 31st March, 1944, by the Tax

Agents' Boards constituted under Part VIIA. of the IncomeTax Assessment Act 1936 -1944, published in Gazette No. 99of 18th May, 1944, is amended by omitting the name of thefollowing Tax Agent, an appeal against the cancellation ofthe registration having been upheld:

New South Wales.Ford, Frank Ernest, Condobolin.



LIST OF PERSONS AND PARTNERSHIPS REGISTERED AS TAXAGENTS DURING THE THREE MONTHS ENDED 30TH JUNE,1944, HY THE TAX AGENTS BOARDS CONSTITUTED UNDERPART VIIA. OF THE INCOME TAX ASSESSMHENT Ac'r 1936-1944.

New South Wales.Anderson, Harold Septimus, 19 Pretoria -ave., Junee.Archer, Victor William, 217 Wattle- street, Bankstown.Auswild, McCarthy & Co., 26 -30 Bridge street, Sydney.

NomineeMcCarthy, William Joseph.

Bentley, W. H., Frazer & Co., 1 -7 Bent- street, Sydney.Nominees

Bentley, William Henry.Brown, Sydney Thompson.Field, Robert Leader.Frazer, Ronald Victor.Parfett, Alfred James.

Blake & Ring, 4 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.Nominees

Blake, Alfred John Thomas.Ring, John Edward.

Bondfield, Ivan Garland, Lismore.Bott, Harold Nicol, Grafton.Brewster, Robert Colin, 4 O'Connell- street, Sydney.Brodie, Keith Robert ( Practising as Australian Medical

Agency ) , 201 Macquarie street, Sydney.Brown, Robert James Cyril, Wollongong.Carruthers, James Edward, 72 Pitt street, Sydney.Cater & Blumer, Griffith.

NomineeBlumer, Paul Wilfrid.

Cater & Dalton, Leeton.Nominee

Dalton, Charles Gregory.Chippindall, Harold Norbert, 28 Martin- place, Sydney.Christie, Gordon John, Dubbo.Coleman, Mary Agnes, 40 Paisley -road, Croydon.Collins, Hilda Doris, 5 Rorke - street, Beecroft.Cox & Wiseman, Wollongong.

NomineeWiseman, Keith Coulter.

Daniel, Trevor Edward, 16 Bridge- street, Sydney.Darcy, Edward Joseph, Goulburn.Davis, E. G., & Co., 247 George- street, Sydney.

NomineesDavis, Edward Guy.Freeman, Norman Arthur.

Dowling, Tayler, Macdonald & Pratt, Wingello House, Angel-place, Sydney.

NomineePratt, Eric Stanley.

Doyle, Mervyn Alphonso, 77 Elizabeth - street, Sydney.Dresser, Roy (practising as Roy Dresser & Co.), 66 King -

street, Sydney.Drew, Ross, 113 Woodland- street, Balgowlah.Elliott, Aibert Clarence, Tweed Heads.Fawl, Herman, Busking House, Hosking place, Sydney.Florance, J. E. A., & Crocker, 35 The Corso, Manly.

NomineeFlorance, James Egbert Arthur.

Fraser, William Herbert, 365 Kent- street, Sydney.Gray, W. S., & Perkins, 375 George - street, Sydney.

NomineePerkins, Owen.

Gregg & Milne, 4 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.Nominees

Gregg, Norman Edgar.Milne, Geoffrey Luther.

Gulliver, Stanley William, Grafton.Gunn, Keith William (practising as Keith W. Gunn & Co.),

60 Hunter street, Sydney.Harris, H. V., Wheeler d;, Williams, Lyndhurst Chambers,

Bolton and King streets, Newcastle.Nominees

Harris,. Henry Vincent.Wheeler, Harry Lambert.Williams, John Kerr.

Harrison, F. 1. W., Knox & Leslie, 15 Bent- street, Sydney.Nominees

Knox, Edward Ritchie.Leslie, Norman Fitzmaurice.

Henderson, R. N., & Taylor, 88 Pitt- street, Sydney.Nominee

Taylor, Laurence William.Herriott, Malcolm, & Gill, 247 George- street, Sydney.

NomineeHerriott, William Malcolm.

Higgins, Norman Bramall, 27 Hunter - street, Sydney.Hoidsworth, Summers & Garland, 33 -39 Hunter- street,

Sydney.Nominee

Garland, Edward Graham.Hughesdon & Davis, 17 O'Connell- street, Sydney.

NoniineeHughesdon, Victor Charles.

Hungerford & Palmer, Murwillumbah.Nominee

Palmer, James Oram.Irish, R. A., Watt & Firth, Bowral.

NomineesFirth, Jack Leader.Irish, Ronald Arthur.Watt, Leonard Waverley.

James, Harold Frederick, 60 Hunter - street, Sydney.Jennings, Noel Haslam Edgar, Tenterfield.Jones, Kevin O'Malley, 33 Campsie-street, Campsie.Kearns, Francis Edward, Dubbo.Kench, Albert George, 117 Pitt- street, Sydney.Lucas, Dudley Kay, Murwillumbah.McCormack, Bede James (practising as W. P. Kelly &

McCormack) , Wellington.McDonald, Arthur J., Baker & Baker, 17 O'Connell- street,

Sydney.Nominee

Baker, Albert Edward.McEvilly, Augustus. 11c Castlereagh street, Sydney.McIntosh & Best, Lismore.

NomineeBest, Harold Percival.

McKenzie- Mc13arg & Moran, Albury.Nominee

M,cKenzie-McHarg, John Clarence.Magnus, Arthur Cyril, Hillston.Marriott, Oliver & Macdonald, Nowra.

NomineesMacdonald, Hector Melville.Oliver, Herbert Lloyd.

Marshall, H. O., Lupton & Scott, 2 Martin - place, Sydney.Nominee

Lupton, Cyril Edwin Campbell.Martin ô:, Lamport, 129 Pitt- street, Sydney.

NomineeLamport, Alfred Maughan.

Middleton & Middleton, 10 O'Connell street, Sydney.Nominees

Middleton, Francis Ernest.Middleton, Yelverton Marsden.

Mitchell, Gerald Wilkinson, 33 -39 Hunter - street, Sydney.Newnham, Frederick Al.oysius, 28 Martin - place, Sydney.Norton, Donald Alexander (practising as Bland & Garnock),

350 George- street, Sydney.Panckhurst, Edwin David, 28 Martin- place, Sydney.Pearce. C. H., & Co., 4 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.

NomineeAllen, Louis Sydney.

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Purves, Raymond Edgar ( practising as Raymond E. Pnrves& Co.), 16 O'Connell- street, Sydney.

Rawlinson, Hamilton & Francis, 16 O'Connell- street, Sydney.Nominee

Francis, Wilfrid Edwin Robert.Redmond, Thomas Cyril Cox, 4 Regent- street, Kogarah.Richardson, Lawford & Co., 39 Martin- place, Sydney.

NomineesBroinowski, John Herbert.Richardson, Lawford Charles John.Worsley, Arthur Leah.

Robson & CoWlishaw, 17 O'Connell- street, Sydney.Nominees

Robson, Cuthbert William.Tweeddale, Sydney Close. .

Robson, Henry Verdun, 104 Condamine- street, Balgowlah.Rogers & Morck, Coonabarabran.

NomineesMorek, William Thomas.Rogers, Patrick Edward.

Scott, Leslie Gordon, 32A Langston- place, Epping.Selby, Eric Harry, Moree.Smithers, Warren & Lyons. 169 Castlereagh- street; Sydney.

NomineeSmithers, Charles Ormonde.

Somerville, G. B.., Laundry & Lomax, Lismore.Nominee

Laundry, Norman Samuel.Taylor, W. C., & Scott, 117 Pitt - street, Sydney.

NomineeScott, Charles Benton.

Tehbutt, E. H., & Sons, 28 Martin- place, Sydney.Nominee

Tebbutt, Roy Elliott.Thom, J. Stuart & Co., 57 York-street, Sydney.

NomineePaton, Sidney Duncan.

Thornton, R., & Son, 185 Elizabeth - street, Sydney.Nominees

Thornton, Geoffrey William.Thornton, Reginald.

Tietyens, McLachlan & Co., 14 Martin- place, Sydney.Nominee

McLachlan, Hubert Donald.Trail]ill & Slade, 10 Castlereagh- street, Sydney.

NomineeTraill, Keith Rowland.

Vindin, Leslie George, 83 Pitt - street, Sydney.\Valkley, John Sydney, 35 Robertson street, Port Kembla.V'arrau, Ernest 'William, 179 Elizabeth- street, Sydney.1Vayling, Smoothy & Co., 29 Bligh- street, Sydney.

NomineeSmoothy, Leonard James.

Williams, William Ewart, Cootamundra.Wood, Rupert Edgar James, Griffith.Y oul', .John Joseph (practising as Church & Youii ), 198 -200

Hunter street, Newcastle.

l'ictoriu.Atkinson, Malcolm Earl, 42 Dent- street, Glen iris.Birkensha,w & Raymer Pty. Ltd., 30 The Avenue, Windsor.

Nom ineesl3irkensliaw, Henry IIendy.Knowles, Albert Clive.Ruiner, Harry Clarke.Sclioknecht, Paul Gerhardt.

Bowden, Herbert John, 53 Rose - street, Essendon.l3radby, Daniel John, 503 Talbot- street Smith. Ballarat.Burke, Cornelius Joseph, 50 Queen- street. Melbourne.Burnell, Laurence Evelyn, New Zealand Loan & Mercantile

Agency Coy. Ltd., 528 Collins- street, Melbourne.Crittenden, John, 34 Berkeley- street, Hawthorn.Currie, Erle Joseph. 22 Royal- crescent, Camberwell.Davies, John Dowell, 1 Marine parade, St. Kilda.Day's Taxation Service, 421 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne.

NomineeDay, Laura Helen.

Evans, Reginald Parks, 10 Denman- avenue, Glen Iris.Fairfoul, Albert MacBeth, l2 Hodgson- street, Kew.Fleming, Helmut Joseph, 155 Victoria- street, East: Brunswick.Forbes. Ronald Bethune, 123 William- street, Melbourne.Good, Geoffrey Lloyd, 5 May- street, Balwyn.Green. Edgar Frank, 32 Bay View- street, Williamstown.Hall. James Murray, 8 Fellows- street, Hughesda.le.I-Talnin, George Eaton, 156 Myers- street, Geelong.Hayles, Arthur William -Sydney, Commercial- street, Merbein.Hogan, Leonard Arthur, Warrnambool.Ingham Hickman & Co.. 44 Queen - street, Melbourne.

NomineeHickman, Leslie Morris.

Judd, Thomas, 31 Queen- street, Melbourne.Julian. Leslie, 277 Brunswick- street, Fitzroy.Knight, Leslie Phillip, 95 Robinson -road, Hawthorn.

McArthur, Ian Wilkinson, 20 Queen - street, Melbourne.Meeking, Charles Reginald, Reid - street, Wangaratta.Millar, Douglas Murray, 1 Ellison- street, Ringwood.Mollison, Robin Blair, 19 Finsbury Way, Camberwell.Newman, Charles Edward (practising as Morrison & Teare) ,

Numurkah.Oaten, Charles Alexander, 14 Stone- street, North Brighton.Oxlade, Benjamin Harry, Flat 12A, " Louvain ", Leopold -

street, South Yarra.Pegler, Edgar Horace, 17 Dion- street, Burwood.Fowling, Jack Whitehead (practising as Ernest W. Powling) ,

Port Fairy.Volk, Henry, 618 Glenhuntly -road, Caulfield.Walker, Alfred Herbert, 30 Marshall - street, Ivanhoe.Webb, James Herbert ( practising as J. Allan Anderson &

Webb) , Victoria - place, Stamen.Whitehead, Harry Hepburn, 255 Murray- street, Colac.Young, Graham Hosie. 1314 High- street, Malvern.

Queensland.

..Abel, Edgar Jack, 75 Junction -road, Clayfield, Brisbane.Bernays & Bernays, 431 Ruthven- street, Toowoomba.

NomineeCook, John Wilfred.

]l gland, Ernest Curley, c/o Queensland Meat Export Co.Ltd.. Eagle street, Brisbane.

Burla. Dario, Herbert- street, Ingham.Enever, Leonard Henry, cnr. Victoria- terrace and Highlands -

street, Gordon Park, Brisbane.Fasauo, Mario Albino, Innisfail.Flack & Flack, 113 419 Eagle-street, Brisbane.

Nom i neePhilip, William Shearer.

Flook, Edward Lewis. 113 -119 Eagle- street, Brisbane.(oifage & Goffage, 180 Queen - street, Brisbane.

NomineesGoffage, Duncan John Campbell.Goffage, Harry Campbell Cecil.

(relis. John Bernard, c/o Mrs. Brooke, cnr. Sargeant -roadand Oxlade- drive, New Farm, Brisbane.

Griffiths, William James, Thornburgh College, ChartersTowei .

!fall. Wilfred Manning, 171 Queen street, Brisbane.f iinisfa.il District Cane - growers' Executive, ]unisfail.

NomineeFritsch. Adam Edward.

L: ekwood, Arthur William, " Narrellan ", Clara- street,1Vvnnuni.

li+.reta, Domenico Cabrio, 35 Bayliss - street, Too\ ong,Brisbane.

i(lweck. F ra ;il: Joseph, 231 Arthur- street, Fortitude Valley,Brisbane.

`- wensmi. Cecil Bernard, 5 Listohan- street, Toowoomba.'l'hr,ii;lison Kennedy & Co., 160 Wickham- street, Fortitude

Valley, Brisbane.Noniinees

Kennedy, John Roderick.tiloorlic :id, Arthur John.Thompson, Eric Samuel.r rederi(k Herbert, Beenleigli.

Wylie, Malcolm, & Co., 160 Wickham- street, Fortitude Valley,l3ril)ane.

No'ii i n eesCadeil. Lauri Cornwallis.kVvlie. Malcolm McLeod.

South Australia..

f; i rto a . Kenneth Ingram, 17 Currie- street, Adelaide.Denny. W. J.. & Stanley, 32 Currie- street, Adelaide.

'NomineeStanley. Laurence John.

U-c :u!Pi . Wilson &. Bray, 40 Pirie- street. Adelaide.Nn'oiinees

B rac v. John Jefferson.renders. Eustace Alexander.

Western Australia.

Doherty. John Louis, 170 Augustus- street, Geraldton. .Harris. John Charles, 95 St. George's- terrace, Perth.I3 ^n'hilwond, Thomas, c/o Thos. Orr & Co., 23 Barrack - street,

Perth.

Tasmania,.

Brooke. Vivian, 9 Clare- street, Hobart.Layion. William Charles, 73 Oldaker- street. Devonport.

L. S. JACKSON. Commissioner of Taxation.

Commonwealth Gazette 2261 No. 197. -5th October, 1944

Commonwealth. Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 -1934.

Principal Registry,Melbourne.

22nd September, 1944.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR. CHANGE OF THE

CONDITIONS OF ELIGLBILITY FOR MEMBERSHIP OFAN ORGANIZATION.NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made

to me under the Commonwealth Conciliation andArbitration. Act 1904 -1934 for the change of conditions ofeligibility for membership of the Australian Shipping OfficersAssociation from the following:

" The Association shall consist of and is open to anunlimited number of members, male . and female, whomay be employed on the weekly or salaried staff of anyshipping company, ship owner or shipping agency, andwho are not eligible for membership in any existingregistered organization, limiting its membership solely tothose employed in the shipping industry, together withsuch other persons whether or not employees in theindustry as have been appointed officers of the associationand admitted as members thereof."

to the following:" The Association shall consist of and is open to an

unlimited number of members, male and female, who maybe employed on the weekly or salaried staff of any shippingcompany, airways company, ship owner, airways owner, orshipping or airways agency, and who are not eligiblefor membership in any existing registered organization,limiting its membership solely to those employed in theshipping or airways industry, together with such otherpersons whether or not employees in the industry ashave been appointed officers of the association andadmitted as members thereof. ".

Any person who desires to object to the proposed changemay do so by lodging with nee a notice of objection in theprescribed form and a statutory declaration in supportthereof within twenty -one days after the publication of thisadvertisement and by serving on the organization copiesof the notice of objection and statutory declaration so lodged.

MURRAY M. STEW ART, Industrial Registrar.

COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA.

NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT.

Issued in pursuance of Section 110 of the Commonwealth BankAct 1911- 1943.

STATEMENT OF POSITION AS AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MONDAY,28th August, 1944.

Number and Amount of Australian Notes Issued and not Redeemed.

Denomination.

lOs.£1£5£10£20£50£100£1,000

Total .

Number. Amount.

£ s. d.16,172,169 8,086,084 10 061,295,096 61,295,096 0 014,271,911 71.359,555 0 04,602,430 46.024,300 0 0

2,487 4 9,740 0 11

80,041 4,002,050 0 052,588 5,258,800 0 0

418 418,000 0 096, 477,140 196, 492, 625 10 0

How Notes Held

By Banks..By Public . .

Reserve Held in Terms of Section 109

Gold and English Sterling . .

Per cent. of Circulation .. . .

Per cent. of notes in hands of Public

BERTRAND LATHAM,Secretary, Note Issue Department,

Sydney, 19th September, 1944.

£ s. d... 16,454,195 0 0.. 180,039,430 10 0

196,493,625 10 0

£50,5'.3,85025.7228.07

H. T. ARMITAGE,Governor.,

CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.TT is hereby notified for general information that theI Minister of State for the Interior has granted Certificatesof Naturalization to the persons named in the subjoined list.

J. A. CARRODUS, Secretary,Department of the Interior.

Date of Naturalization, 18th August, 1944.Harmsen, Alma Maria, " Arran ", 27 Gregory terrace, Bris-

bane, Queensland.Vogel, Leopold, 3 Wallangra -road, Dover Heights, New South

Wales.Klaar, Yutta Valentine Friederike Yovitta, Geelong Grammar

School, Corio, Victoria.Eisler, Otto, 64 Park avenue, Roseville, New South \Vales.Franken, Ernest, 109 New South Head -road, Edgecliff, New

South Wales.De Klein, Siegfried, 32 William- street, Double Bay, New

South "Wales.Lustig, Adolf Loeb, 186 G1c:,.ferrie -road, Malvern, Victoria.Von Gizycki, Erwin, 90 Mentone- parade, Mentone, Victoria.Parker, Leopold, 1023 High - street, Arma.dale, Victoria..Weiss, Kurt Manfred, 8 _Manning- street, South Brisbane,

Queensland.E1 ischer, John Wolfgang, 24 Douglas street, Toorak, Victoria.13alog, George, 22 Balfour road, Rose Bay, New South Wales.Rinteln, Rudolf Louis Siegfried, l5 New South Head -road,

Vaucluse, New South Wales.Hochstadt, Abraham Hersch, Woolley- street, Glebe, New South

Wales.Abrahams, Herman, 321 Bay- street, Brighton, Victoria.SilIïian, Eli, 329 Waverly road, East Malvern, Victoria.Parise, Umberto, 62 Fitzroy street, Kerang, Victoria.Lowinger, Bertliold (known as Lorton, Bert) , 26 Undercliff-

street, Neutral Bay, New South Wales.WVenger, Franz Stanley, 10 Onslow- avenue, Elizabeth Bay,

New South Wales.Lang, Erich, 11 Winton- road, East Malvern, Victoria.Mandl, Robert, Edgewater, 24 Stafford- street, Double Bay,

New South Vales.Bruck, William (Wilhelm ) Oswald, 5 " Monaco ", 6 Anderson -

street, Double Bay, New South Wales.Berg, Charles Josef, 2 " Rosemont ", 7 Manion- avenue, Rose

Bay, New South Wales.Horovitz, Misilim Iancu, 192 Amess- street, North Carlton,

Victoria.Swinbourne, Frank Richard, Wimbledon- avenue, Elwood,

Victoria.Rosner, Heinrich, 36 Eildon -road, St. Kilda, Victoria.Carew, John Clive, 3 Immarna -road, Camberwell; Victoria.Milton, George, 69 Burrindi -road Caulfield, Victoria.Hochmuth, Harry, 43 Loch Maree- street, Maroubra, New

South Wales.Segall, Ludwig, 16 B'eresford House, 15 Belgrave street, Manly,

New South Wales.Lippmann, Elsheth Charlotte, 290 Orrong -road, Caulfield,

Victoria.Specht, Marguerite Pauline Maria Hermine, Flat 41, Allenby,

Macleay street, Potts Point., New South Wales.Friede, Hans Hugo, ] 1 Villier- street, Grafton, New South

Wales.Fink, Peter Thomas, " Gowrie -Gate ", 115 Macleay- street,

Potts Point, New South Wales.Reiclunann, Ernest, 63 Brighton -road, Elwood, Victoria.Stone, Victor, Dental Training Unit, Prahran, Victoria.Freudenberg, Alice Dorothea (known as Freeden, Alice

Dorothea ), 419 Rokeby -road, Subiaco, Western Australia.Stadler, Victor, 78 Gray strut, Kogarah, New South Wales.Hirsh, Jack Brian Gunter, 4th Aust. Emp. Coy., Albury,

New South Wales.May, Elisabeth Maria, Prince Henry Hospital, Nursing Staff,

Little Bay, New South Wales.Hoffman, Alice, 331 New South Head -road, Edgecliff, New

South Wales.Ulmer,. Herbert, 2nd Aust. Emp. Coy., Att. 62nd F.A.D.,

Moorebank, New South Wales.Herschan, Karl, 38 Mitford - street, Elwood, Victoria.Todeschini, Lino, Greenborough -road, McLeod, Victoria.Bigontina, Luigi, 176 Crown- street, Sydney, New South

\Vales.Rizzuto, Pietro, 389 Anzac- parade, Kingsford, New South

Wales.Spinelli, Angelo, 4 Rae avenue, Edithvale, Victoria.Antoniou, Platon Hadzi ( known as Anthony, Platon) , Bell

street, Ipswich, Queensland.Rintels, Max, 113 Sydney -road, Manly, New South Wales.Huth, Emil, 679 New South Head -road, Rose Bay, New South

Wales.Kingston, Frederick, 559 Sandy Bay -road, Hobart, TasmaniaMayne., Anthony, 54 Spencer- street, Rose Bay, New South

\Vales.


Goegan, Luigi, Werribee Park, Victoria.Guastella, Rosario, Strezlecki, Victoria.Hellmann, Ernst Richard, Lackey -road, St. Johns Park, New

South Wales.Roberto, Gaetano, Port Hacking -road, Miranda, New South

Wales.Gordon, John Peter, 85 B'en Boyd - road, Neutral Bay, New

South Wales.Peters, Kurt Sydney, 3rd Aust. Base Postal Unit, Brisbane,

Queensland.Mazenauer, Alex, 44 Smithfield -road, Fairfield, New South

Wales.Selinger, Herbert, corner Marine Drive and Lansdowne Parade,

Oatley, New South Wales.Delfino, Diego, Toongabbie -road, Girraween, New South Wales.Zinner, William Otto, 28 Regent - street, Mt. Lawley, Western

Australia.Glaser, Friedrich, 44 Findlay- avenue, Roseville, New South

Wales.Hirsch, David, 267 Barkly- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.Deutsch, Herman, 19 Roland - avenue, Warrawee, New South

Wales.

Date of Naturalization, 23rd August, 1944.Kovacs, Adolf, 125 Victoria- avenue, Chatswood, New South

Wales.Koenig, Heinz Max, 151 Todman- avenue,

South Wales.Trost, Fritz Georg (known as Trost, Georg

road, Cosula, New South Wales.Paxinos, Jerassimos, 161 Clarendon- street,

Victoria.Melamed Roiter, Isohor Jacobleb (known

Jacob), 304 Montague -road, West End,land.

Zaetta, Anthony, O'Bryan - street, Merbein, Victoria.Lopes, Anthony, 96 Albert- street, Mordialloc, Victoria..Greerstein, Betty, 4 Jeffery street, Canterbury, New South

Wales.Zagar, Francesco (known as Zagar, Frane), Bluff Point,

Gerald'on, Western Australia.Walter, Hans George Adolf, 5 Corona - avenue, Roseville, New

South Wales.Liebmann, Denny, 14 Ellesmere -road, Windsor, Victoria.Lampel, Kurt, 31 Orrong- crescent, Camberwell, Victoria.Di G'a,como, Vincenzo, B'oddalin, Western Australia.Ricci, Battista, Day Dawn, via Cue, Western Australia.Palasinis, Jean Nicolaou, Tanmah, via Manjimup, Western

Australia.Goldschmidt, Heinrich (known as Goldschmidt, Henry),

N186822, 2 A.E.C., C.M.F., Mascot, New South Wales.Nettel, Hans, 330 Edgecliff-road, Woollahra, New South

Wales.Armer, Kurt, 169 Banksia- street, Heidelberg, Victoria.Lan', Franz Herbert, Robertson -road, Moss Vale, New South

Wales.Gillan, Rollin, Jerseyville, New South Wales.

Date of Naturalization, 26th August, 1944.Rector, Kurt, Flat 3, 46 Sir Thomas Mitchell -road, Bondi,

New South Wales.Friedrich, De.sideriu Louis, 6 " Trinity Court ", Telopea- street,

Willoughby, New South Wales.Hammer, Adolf, 60 Alexandra- street, East St. Kilda, Victoria.Addamo, Giuseppe, Mt. Burnett, near Cockatoo, Victoria.Brenner, Norbert, 21 Waverley- crescent, Bondi Junction, New

South Wales.Kudelka, Oscar, Richmond, Queensland.Grigoletto, Giacomo, Trafalgar, Victoria.Cavallaro, Pasquale, Koorlong, Victoria.Italiano, Domenico Antonio, 123 Peel- street, North Mel-

bourne, Victoria.Falk, Frederick Fritz Albert, 6 " Ulverstone " Flats, 17

Penkivil- street, Bondi, New South Wales.Richman, Edward Eric, 42 Victoria - avenue, Dulwich, South

Australia.Betti, Guglielmo Marco, B'elhus, Upper Swan, Western Aus-

tralia.Lombardi, Maria, 10.6 Wray avenue, Fremantle, Western

Australia.Jonas, Francis John, 10th Workshop and Park Coy., A.M.F.,

Penrith, New South Wales.Maas, Robert, 3rd Aust. Emp. Coy., A.M.F., Ascot, New

South Wales.Falkenstein, Anneliese, 1556 High - street, Glen Iris, Victoria.Eltis, Berta Irma, 95 Ringrove- avenue, Wentworthville, New

South Wales.

Kensington, New

Fritz), Kurrajong-

South Melbourne,

as Mald, IsohorBrisbane, Queens.

Date of Naturalization, 28th August, 1944.Buttner, Leo, 15 Lennox- street, Gordon, New South Wales.Fooks, Ernest Wolfgang, 105 Collins street, Melbourne, Vic-

toria.Maier, Josef, 112E Caroline- street, South Yarra, Victoria.

Levy, Walter Herman Theodore, " Alvington ", Wyuna -road,Point Piper, New South Wales.

Polese, Giacomo, Pickering Brook, Western Australia.Gianatti, Giovanni, Jarrandale, Western Australia.Bertini, Paride, Forest Department, North Dandalup, Western

Australia.Grinceri, Giuseppe, c/o Forest Department, North Dandalup,

Western Australia.Brandmann, Fritz, 327 Bondi -road, Bondi, New South Wales.Oliveri, Francesco, Móonyoonooka, via Geraldton, Western

Australia.Tompson, Paul, 20 Sir John Young's- crescent, East Sydney,

New South Wales.Gardener, Dorothea, 24 Westwood- street, Pennant Hills, New

South Wales.Mueller, Otto, 6 Tennyson- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.Pagotto, Lino, Kalamunda, Western Australia.Bunzl, Stefan Hans, Box No. 866, G.P.O., Sydney, New South

Wales.Sebesan, George, 31 Queen- street, Revesby, New South Wales.Sommerfeld, Herbert, 11 Brook- street, Hawthorn, Victoria.Brandon, Henry, 128 Francis- street, Bondi, New South Wales.Heimann, Max, 100 Floss- street, Hurlstone Park, New South

Wales.Gumbert, Heinz (known as Gumbert, Henry) , 18A Furber -road,

Centennial Park, New South 'Vales.Gouteff, Hristo (known as Gouteff, Chris) , P.O. Box 75,

Manjimup, Western Australia.Haas, Frigyes Gyorgy (known as Hall, Frederick George

Victor), 2nd Aust. Emp. Coy., A.M.F., Mascot, New SouthWales.

Gartner, Irma, 81 Roslyn Gardens, Elizabeth Bay, New SouthWales.

Goldberg, Grete, 777 Beaufort - street, Mt. L.awley, WesternAustralia.

Date of Naturalization, 30th August, 1944.Braun, Max, 80 Alt- street, Ashfield, New South Wales.Sberze, Cirillo, 8 Brougham- street, Glebe, New South Wales.Neufeld, Friedrich, 14 Jersey -road, Burwood, New South

Wales.Bergagnin, Bernardo, " Milton ", 26 Pacific Highway, Rose-

ville, New South Wales.Stein, Harry, c/o D. Stedman, Rialto- street, Coorparoo, Bris-

bane, Queensland.Pappas, John Demetrius, 16 Pavlich- street, Port Pirie West,

South Australia.Dell'Aversano, Gaetano, Barker street, Katanning, Western

Australia.Athaiiasiou, Athanasios, Box 292, Shepparton, Victoria.Cohn, George Gabriel, 13 Bellevue -road, Bellevue Hill, New

South Wales.Arnheim, Ellen Elizabeth, 220 Logan -road, Brisbane, Queens-

land.Goodman, Henry, 126 Moore- street, Hurstville, New South

Wales.

Date of Naturalization, 2nd September, 1944.

Burley, Oscar Eric, 20 Cowes -road, Mosman, New SouthWales.

Pollak, Karl Raphael, 1377 Burke -road, East Kew, Victoria.Heller, Rudolf, 2G2 Beaconsfield- parade, Middle Park, Victoria.Maschler, Martin, 326 Edgecliff -road, Woollahra, New South

Wales.Abraham, Robert, 125 Elphin -road, Launceston, Tasmania.Lewissohn, Willi, Flat 7, " Dunbar ", 39 Dover -road, Rose

Bay, New South Wales.Hell, Edward (known as Hill, Edward), 320 Edgecliff -road,

Woollahra, New South Wales.Heimann, Arthur (known as Hayman, Arthur), 2 Railway -

avenue, Stanmore, New South Wales.Laiidecker, Hans Martin, Sanitorium, Waterfall, New South

Wales.Spitz, Hans, 5 Faircraft- avenue, Glen Iris, Victoria.Lipton, Henry, 18 Westbury - street, St. Kilda, Victoria.Aron, Alfred, 8 Neptune- street, St. Kilda, Victoria.Blanks, Charles Arnold, 12 Culworth- avenue, Killara, New

South Wales.Stein, Kurt, 19 Pymble- avenue, Pymble, New South Wales.Aufrecht, Marianne, King George V. Memorial Hospital,

Camperdown, New South Wales.Schenker, Alice, 732 Military -road, Mosman, New South

Wales.Krieger, Fritz, 81 Railway - parades Beecroft, New South

Wales.Vinternicz, Karl, 23 Alfred- street, Windsor, Victoria.Rae, Meyer, 2/6 Aust. Armd. Regt., A.I.F.Horwitz, Leon, 77 Hastings- parade, B'ondi, New South Wales.Werthauer, Dietrich, 63 Brighton -road, Elwood, Victoria.Sander, Hans Adolf, 2nd Aust. Emp. Coy., A.M.F., Mascot,

New South Wales.Jonsen, Hans, " Sunset " Home, Nedlands, Western Australia.


Rose, Ernst Fritz (known as Mueller, Ernest Frederick),Dalwallinu, Western Australia.

Sor, Wilhelm Paul (known as Sor, William Paul ), 596William- street, Mt. Lawley, Western Australia.

Date of Naturalization, 7th ,September, 1944.Weil, Paul John, 116 Victoria- street, Potts Point, New

South Wales.

EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION 52MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT1901 -1934.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.£294. - Taubman's Ltd., Sydney. - Ethylene dichloride, for

Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.£201. Joubert & Joubert Pty. Ltd., Melbourne.- Cotton

wool, for the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories.-(Ex. Min.Nos. 72 and 73.)

JOHN CURTIN, Prime Minister.

TENDERS.POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Contract No. 5299. -E. M. Ashwin, 2 Coates -lane (off LittleCollins- street) , Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. -S.42 /528 -Type" R " carrier telegraph equipment ( amplifiers, &c.),£418 18s. 9d. Victoria.

Contract No. 7329. - Communication Engineering Pty. Ltd.,55 Carter street, Cammeray, North Sydney, New South Wales.

8.44/99- Additional cable carrier equipment for Sydney -Penrith cable project, £9,814. New South Wales.

Contract No. 7429. -G.W. Engineering, 9 -11 Blaekfriars-street, Chippendale, New South Wales.--- Schedule C.4241-Components for universal telephone type 300, £1,109 7s. 6d.Victoria.

Contract No. 7785.-Gent & Co. Ltd., England (throughHigh Commissioner, London) .- Schedule C.4399- Clocks, tele-phone timing, £295 Os. sterling. All States.

Contract No. 7802. - Amalgamated Wireless (A'sia) Pty.Ltd., Box 2516, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-8.43/2316- Electron tubes, transmitting tubes and ballast lamps,£1.518 10s. H. All States.

Contract No. 7817. Neville Smith & Co. Pty. Ltd., cornerBrady and Gittus streets, South Melbourne, S.C'.5, Victoria. -S.42 /2289- Timber, hardwood, £232 5s. 6d. (approx.).Victoria.

Contract No. 7838. -The Mote Patent Extension Ladder Co.Pty. Ltd., Box 4, P.O., Rozelle, New South Wales. ScheduleC.4293- Ladders, £1,255 9s. 9d. All States.

Contract No. 7840. -L. T. Kennett, Esq., 26 -28 City -road,Darlington, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4293- Ladders,£418. All States except Tasmania.

Contract No. 7853. -V. E. Martin, Esq., Box 1642v, G.P.O.,ß isbaiie, Queensland. .Schedule C.4513- Printed forms, cost -ing series, £1,076 ls. 8d. All States.

Contract No. 7856.-Philips Electrical Industries of Aust.Pty. Ltd., Box 2703c, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -S.43/ 2316 - Electron tubes, transmitting tubes and ballastlamps, £4,356 14s. All States.

Contract No. 7857.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-S.43/2316- Electron tubes, transmitting tubes and ballast lamps,£3,105. All States except New South Wales.

Contract No. 7858. - Australian General Electric Pty. Ltd.,Box 538F, G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria.-S.43/2316-Electrontubes, transmitting tubes and ballast lamps, £445. All States.

Contract No. 7865. - Amalgamated Wireless (A'sia) Ltd.,Box 2516. G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- ScheduleC.4378- Testing instruments (exchange service types) ,£723 2s. 2d. All States except South Australia.

Contract No. 7866.- British General Electric Co. Pty. Ltd.,Box 1594nn, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. ScheduleC.4378-Testing instruments (exchange service types), £770.All States except South Australia.

Contract No. 7867. -Geo. H. Sample & Son, 280 Castlereagh -street, Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4378- Testinginstruments (exchange service types) , £335 Os. 6d. All States.

Contract No. 7868. - Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,G.P.O., Melbourne, Victoria. - Schedule 0.4378- Testinginstruments (exchange service types), £393 9s. ld., plusexchange. Queensland.

Contract No. 7872. -R. O. Whitford (1939) Pty. Ltd., Box42, P.O., Redfern, New South Wales.-Schedule 0.4428 -Distributing frames and terminal equipment, £1,216 5s. 6d.(approx.). All States.

Contract No. 7873.-McKenzie & Holland (Aust.) Pty.Ltd., Sutton street, Newport, W.15, Victoria. - Schedule0.4428- Distributing frames and terminal equipment,£ 1,326 10s. 5d. All States.

Contract No. 781 -The Dobbie Dico Meter Co. Ltd., 11Sultram-place, Adelaide, South Australia.-Schedule C.4468-Plugs, £3,256 5s. All States except Tasmania.

Contract No. 7876.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. - ScheduleC.4468- Plugs, £662 10s. South Australia.

Contract No. 7882. Bendix Steel Chair Co., 73 -77Wellington- street, Collingwood, Victoria. Schedule C.4405-Chairs, telephonists' and telegraphists' and stools,£1,050 8s. 2d. All States.

Contract No. 7886.- Thomas Thoms Pty. Ltd., 60 Moonbie-street, Summerhill, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4473-Lead sheet, approximate quantities required during period1st October, 1944, to 30th September, 1945. New South Walesand Queensland.

Contract No: 7887.-G. E. Crane & Sons Pty. Ltd., Box159D, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.--Schedule C.4473-Lead sheet, approximate quantities required during the period1st October, 1944, to 30th September, 1945. New South Walesand Queensland.

Contract No. 7888.-John Danks & Son Pty. Ltd., Box4196xx, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule C.4473-Lead sheet, approximate quantities required during theperiod 1st October, 1944, to 30th September, 1945. New SouthWales and Queensland.

Contract No. 7889.- McIiwraith Industries Pty. Ltd.,741 -747 Botany -road, Waterloo, New South Wales. - ScheduleC.4473 -Lead sheet, approximate quantities required duringperiod 1st October, 1944, to 30th September, 1945. New SouthWales and Queensland.

Contract No. 7890. -John Mcllwraith & Co. Pty. Ltd., Box841J, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. -Schedule C.4473-Lead sheet, approximate quantities required during the period1st October, 1944, to 30th September, 1945. Victoria, SouthAustralia, Western Australia and Tasmania.

Contract No. 7891. ,Alpha Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd., 30Grosvenor- street, Sydney, New South Wales. - ScheduleC.4351- Pinions for generators 332, £673 Os. 8d. New SouthWales.

Contract No. 7900.-Carr Fastener Co. of Aust. Ltd.,Tapley's Hill -road, Royal Park, Adelaide, South Australia.Schedule C.4433-Jacks, £687 10s. Victoria and SouthAustralia.

Contract No. 7901.-Standard Telephones & Cables Ltd.,Box 525rí, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. - Schedule0'.4433- Jacks, £255 ls. 3d. All States except Victoria.

.Contract No. 7902.--Sir Elkanah Armitage & Sons Ltd.,England (through High Commissioner, London ) .- ScheduleC.4226 -Jute canvas and duck, £1,151 12s. stg. Victoria.

Contract No. 7 903.- Gouroek Ropeworks Ltd., England(through High Commissioner, London) .- Schedule 0.4226 -Jute canvas and duck, £3,886 16s. 7d. stg. Victoria.

Contract No. 7904.- Davies Coop & Co. Ltd., through L. C.Plows, Pawson House, 141 Flinders -lane, Melbourne, C.1,Victoria. ,Schedule C.4226 -Jute, canvas and duck,£665 12s. 6d. Victoria.

Contract No. 7906.-Sir Elkanah Armitage & Sons Ltd.,England (through High Commissioner, London) .- ScheduleC.4270 -Duck, white (for tents) , £4,445 4s. 2d. stg. Victoria.

Contract No. 7909. McKenzie &, Holland (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.,Sutton- street, Newport, W.15, Victoria.-Schedule C.4487-Component .parts for universal telephone type 300,£2,645 16s. sd. Victoria.

Contract No. 7910. -Carr Fastener Co. of Aust. Ltd.,Tapley's Hill -road, Royal Park, Adelaide, South Australia. -Schedule 0.4487- Component parts for universal telephonetype 300, £1,625. Victoria.

Queensland.Contract No. 640. Messrs. Abrahams & Williams, South

Brisbane. Queensland. Quotation No. 150 -Sale of scrapmetals, £849 (approx.) .

Contract No. 641. -The Queensland Metal Co., Brisbane,Queensland.-Quotation No. 150 -+Sale of scrap metals, £486(approx.) .

Contract No. 642. -A. E. Appleton & Sons, Sherwood,Brisbane, Queensland.- Quotation No. 150 -Sale of scrapmetals, £284 (approx.) .

South Australia.Contract No. 64. -Mrs. M. Mayman. - Schedule S.A.841-

Hire of truck for postal line party, Bordertown, for period28th September, 1944, to 27th September, 1945.

CONTRACTS CANCELLED.

Contract No. 5829.-Placed with Brunswick Spring WorksPty. Ltd., 84 -86 Stanley- street, West Melbourne, Victoria. -Schedule C.3725 -Steel spindles, vide notification appearinggn page 2024 of Gazette No. 219 of 13th August, 1942, hasbeen cancelled.


POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS FOR MAIL SERVICES -QUEm SLAND.

is hereby notified for public information that the undermentioned tenders have been accepted for the conveyance of mails :-

ServiceNo. Contractor's Name and Address. Designation of Service.

AnnualPay-

ment.Term of Years.

Date of

Cment of e-Conträct.

673674677

Byrne, W. L. .. .. ..Campbell, H. N. .. .. ..Kelly, Edward F., Einasleigh . ..

Beaudesert - Rathdowney .. ..Beaudesert- Lamington .. ..Mt. Surprise - Greenvale Station ..

240208450

3 years, 8 months ..3 years, 8 months ..2 years, 9 months ..

1.11.441 .11.441 .10.44

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.TENDERS INVITED.

rIIENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must be endorsed " Tenders forj (as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited inthe Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Description of Material or Service Required. Schedule No. Tender Forms, Specifications, &c.,obtainable from- Tenders °loso-

GENERAL.

Murray Transmitter Parts C.4478Post Office Scales .. C.4540Switches .. .. C.4542Flexible Steel Wire Rope .. .. C.4551Printed Forms, Telegraph Account Series C.4561.

Corrugated Cardboard, Cartons .. . . C.4545Cable Jointing Pits .. .. 0.4546Portable 16 m.m. Film Recorder Parts C.4568Cable Braided .. .. C.4480Lamp Caps and Sockets .. C.4484Murray Perforator Parts .. .. C.4464Sound Recording Discs, and Preservative .. C.4558Relays Sets for 2,000 Type Automatic Exchanges C.4559Linemen's Wiring and Jointing Tools C.4422Relays 3,000 Type .. .. .. C.4538Programme Transmission Apparatus .. C.4547Intercommunication Telephones .. 0.4482Manufacture of Mail. Bags .. C.4564Line Finder. Equipment .. C.4483Leatherwork .. .. C.4544Mechanics' Tools, Exchange and Sub - Station Maintenance C.4550Bimotional Switch Armatures and Associated Parts .. 0.4500Silence Covers for Morkrum Printers .. .. 0.4523Iron Dees for Mail Bags .. .. .. C.4570Pre 2,000 Type Switching Selector Repeater Equipment C.4494Electrical Instruments, Volume Indicators .. .. C.4553R.A.X. Equipment .. .. .. .. .. C.4512Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Townsville, Queensland .. C.4448Trunk Exchange Switchboard Equipment and Associated

Pneumatic Tube System for Townsville, Queensland .. .. 0.4449Relays, 3,000 Vibrator Type .. .. 0.4515Dial Parts.. .. .. C.4517Murray Vibrator and Distributor Parts C.4507Jacks .. .. C.4514Ringing Equipment C.4521Terminal Strips .. C.4533Resistances and Reactances C.4520Insulated Wire .. .. .. C.4531Hydrometers and Thermometers C.4528Mechanics' Tools, Gauges, &c. C.4532Telegraph Tnstruments .. .. 0.4539Automatic Exchange, Switchboard Equipment for South Yarra,

Victoria.. .. .. C.4459

3 p.m., 10.10.443 p.m., 10.10.443 p.m., 10.10.443 p.m., 10.10.443 p.m., 10.10.443 p.m., 12.10.443 p.m., 12.10.443 p.m., 12.10.443 p.m., 17.10.443 p.m., 17.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 19.10.443 p.m., 24.10.443 p.m., 24.10.443 p.m., 26.10.443 p.m., 26.10.443 p.m., 26.10.443 p.m., 31.10.443 p.m., 31.10.443 p.m., 31.10.443 p.m., 2.11.443 p.m., 9.11.443 p.m., 28.11.443 p.m., 30.11.44

3 p.m., 30.11.443 p.m., 30.11.443 p.m., 30.11.443 p.m., 2.1.45.3 p.m., 2.1.453 p.m., 4.1.453 p.m., 4.1.453 p.m., 9.1.453 p.m., 9.1.453 p.m., 11.1.453 p.m., 11.1.453 p.m., 11.1.45

3 p.m., 16.1.45

s Departmental Stores Branch. Sydney (64 Harbour- street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West-terrace) and Perth ; and G.P.O.'s, Melbourne and Hobart.t Schedules available G.P.O., Melbourne.i Hlrh Commissioner. London.H Seberlule.N R'.nllnhle Rtnren ßrnneh. Sydney ami Melbourne.¶ Closing date extended from 26th September, 1944, to 31st October, 1944.

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of theInterior, Canberra, at noon on the 23rd October, 1944, areinvited from persons who are natural -born British subjects,for grazing rights over an area of about 4 acres in theDrill Hall site, Sale, Victoria, for the period ending the30th June, 1950, subject to the following conditions :-

The licensee will be required to pay rental half- yearlyor quarterly iu advance; to keep the area clean and freefrom noxious weeds, rubbish, garbage, debris, &c. ; to destroyrabbits and other noxious animals; to keep all fences andgates in good repair and condition ; to make good damage

done by stock to works, buildings, &c. ; to indemnify theCommonwealth against injury or damage or loss of life orstock through the use of the area as a Rifle Range, or for anyother Commonwealth purpose whatsoever ; to remove stockfrom the area when required by the Commonwealth authori-ties to do so ; not to assign or sublet without authority ; touse the area for grazing only and not to interfere withthe Commonwealth's use of the area for any purpose what-soever.

The Commonwealth reserves the right to withdraw thewhole or any portion of an area from the licence withoutpayment of compensation if required for Commonwealth use.


The licensee shall, at his own expense, erect a fence alongthe line marked A -B on the plan and shall put and keepall fencing in good order and condition and no expense willbe borne by the Commonwealth in regard to fencing requiredto be erected or reconditioned, or the eradication of noxiousweeds, &c.

The successful tenderer will be required to make a Statu-tory Declaration, and if ;,o desired, to furnish additionalevidence that be or she is a natural -born British sub.iect.

Offers should be in writing; there is no special tender form.Plan and conditions of tenancy may be inspected at the

local Post Office, or at tile office of Department of theInterior, 225 Bourke - street, . Melbourne.

No offer necessarily accented.

COMMONWEALTHALTH STORES SUPPLY AND TENDERBOARD.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Schedule No. C.T.B.442. Contract No. 3552. .1. L. Kelly &Son, 455 Macaulay -road, Kensington, W.] , Victoria. Steelsafes (approximate quantities required during period IstOctober, 1944, to 30th September, 1945).

Schedule No. C.T.B.449. Contract No. 3567. ColumbiaRibbon and Carbon Co. ( Aust.) , 183 Botany -road, Waterloo.New South Wales. Teleprinter rolls, £3,892 7s. 6d.

Schedule No. C.T.B.449. Contract No. 3568. Spicers &Detmold Ltd., 377 Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, C.l. Tele-printer rolls, £5,764 13s. 9d.

Schedule No. C.T.B.449. Contract No. 3569. Lamson Paragon Ltd.. The Boulevard, Richmond, F..1. Teleprinter rolls,£39,552 156.

Schedule No. C.1.B.449. Contract 3570. Ramsay & HallPty. Ltd., 11 Westley- street, Hawthorn, E.3, Victoria. Tele-printer rolls, £8,652 5s. 10d.

Schedule No. C. .B.449. -- Contract No. 3571.J. J. MillerPrinting Co., 217 Russell- street, Melbourne. C.1, Victoria.Teleprinter rolls, £6,876 1 l s. 3d.

Schedule No. C.T.B.456. Contract No. 3572. Edwards Dun-lop & Co. Ltd., 382 Lonsdale - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- -White bond paper for Postmaster- General's Department.s..OS l46. 8d.

Quotation No. 1155. Contract No. 3551. Spicery &

].Arnold Lid., 453 hent- street, Sydney, New South Wales.New9rint for Government Printer. £369 Os. 10d.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Locality and Description of wir's. Amount. Contractor and ArlaMrs. Date of DazeAcceptance. Completion.

Additions to Canberra Community Hospital, Canberra.A.C.T.

Construction of gravel roadway together with drainagework within the Sydney suburban area

Prefabrication of 24. 54 feet by 20 feet " C " Series huts

Erection and completion of steel stowage racks on anisland in Sydney Harbour

Supply and delivery of tunnel ventilation Sydneysuburban area

Construction of cradles for slipway in Sydney Harbour ..

Filling, levelling and grading at a site within Sydneysuburban area

Installation of underground electric cable within 400miles of Brisbane

Construction of sewerage treatment plant within 5 milesof Brisbane

Construction of sewage pumping station and rising mainwithin 10 miles of Brisbane

Electrical installation in store building, Brisbane area ..

Erection of buildings and fencing within 7 miles ofBrisbane

Erection of buildings and alterations and additions tobuildings, Brisbane area

Erection of buildings and erection of masts and fencing,Brisbane area

Electrical installation, Brisbane area

Electrical installation, Brisbane area

Reinforced concrete tanks and pumping station. MileEnd

Electrical installation No. 1 within 130 miles of Adelaide



Repairs to concrete paving within 65 miles of Adelaide

Construction of paths and roads within 15 miles of Perth

Lining and repairs to portable buildings within 5 milesof Boyup Brook

Construction of stormwater drains within 10 miles ofPerth

Electrical installation within 10 miles of Kalgoorlie .

£ .s. d.

14.288 O

1.466 14 2

(a)

338 2 0

560 15 0

1.,260 0 0

1,080 0 0

178 0 0

6,015 0 0

1,066 0 0

1,588 0 0

(c)

6,759 10 0

3,661 12 0

937 0 0

4,454 10 0

1,174 0 0

158 13 0

619 10 0

195 0 0

600 0 0

217 0 01,377 0 0

190 0 0

584 0 0

S:mmie & Co. Pty. Ltd.. Kingston,A.C.T.

John Cassidy, McEvoy & Moreheadstreets, Waterloo

Howie Moffat & Co. Pty. Ltd., 46 Pitt -street, Sydney

C. M. Arnold & Co. Pty. Ltd., 10 O'Con-nell- street, Sydney

Atherton's (N.S.W.) Pty. Ltd., er. Eveand Coulson streets, Erskineville

Watsford & MacGregor, 31 Queen - street,Auburn

A. Bradshaw Pty. Ltd., 3 Dunning -avenue, Waterloo

Geo. A. Sloan & Co., Box 195 P.O.,Rockhampton

G. C. Nixon, car. Ashby - street and Fair-field -road, Fairfield

G. Heuston, Box 834L G.P.O., Brisbane

T. H. Cock, 521 Lutwyche -road, Lut-wyche

G. E. Day & Sons, Oxlade Drive, NewFarm

Hornick & Bobbermein, 1047 Ann- street,Valley

J. W. Salmon, Victoria - street, Hawthorne

L. G. Burley, 160 Edward - street, Bris-bane

L. G. Burley, 160 Edward - street, Bris-bane

Hansen & Yuneken Pty. Ltd., 23 Gren-fell- street, Adelaide

Oliver J. Nilsen & Co. Ltd., 64 Gawler-place, Adelaide

.3. G. O'Callaghan, c/o Majestic Hotel,King William- street, Adelaide

J. G. O'Callaghan, Majestic Hotel, KingWilliam- street, Adelaide

H. J. Were, 235 Main North -road, Nails -worth

F. List & Sons, 91 Central- avenue,Maylands

Kelly Bros., 1 Viewway, Nedlands

A. Moir, 7 Rosser- street, Cottlesloe

Hiddlestone Bros., 83 Rokeby -road,Subiaco

8.51.44 11.:3. 4:i

19.9.44 31.10.44

26.9.44

17.10.44

1.3.9.44 25.10.44

26.9.44 5.12.44

24.10.44

25.9.44 (b)

25.12.44

20.11.44

27.9.44 (b)

28.9.44 25.11.44

20.12.44

29.9.44 23.11.44

(b)

(b)

22.9.44 28.12.44

27.9.44 17.10.44

19.12.44

21.11.44

25.9.44 29.10.44

21.9.44 19.10.44

23.9.44 18.11.44

22.9.44 20.10.44

19.9.44 12.12.44

(a) £1,836 (including fixed fee). (b) Concurrently with building progress. (c) £1,274 18s. (estimated cost including fixed fee).

No. 197. -5th October, 1944 2266 Commonwealth Gazette

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR-Conti/titled.

TENDERS INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work. Tenders Return-able at- Plans and Specifications Available at- Tenders to be Addressed to-

Construction and erection of steel -framedbuilding on an island in Sydney harbour

Erection and completion of a group of timber -framed buildings, reciting three (3) build-ings and demolition of three (3) buildingswithin the Sydney suburban area

Manufacture, supply, delivery, erection andtesting of one (1) 8 -ton electric hoist on anisland in Sydney harbour

Construction of gravelled access road at asite within 40 miles of Sydney

Construction of pump well at a site within120 miles of Sydney

Construction of trade waste disposal work atdehydration factory, Morpeth, New SouthWales

Erection of one (1) timber -framed buildingwithin 350 miles of Sydney

Prefabrication and delivery of 1,665 lighttimber- framed buildings and accessories,within 10 miles of Brisbane

Dismantling of flax mill buildings at Ulver-stone, Tasmania, and re- erection at Nara -coorte, South Australia

Supply and erection of a new group ofbuildings, Flax Mill, Naracoorte, SouthAustralia

Alterations to building No. 1, Adelaide ..

Alterations to building No. 2, Adelaide .

Repairs to concrete steelwork within 65 milesof Adelaide

Acoustic treatment and installation of flour -escent lighting at General Post Office,Hobart

Extensive alterations and additions to PostOffice, Devonport, Tasmania

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE.TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Victoria.Req. F.7889. -Beef livers, £551 Os. 6d.- Deputy Controller

Meat Supplies.Req. F.7873. -Rum, £599 14s.- Bundaberg Distilling Co. Ltd.Req. F.7919.- Oranges and lemons, £242 10s. 6d. -Food

Control.Req. F.7907.-Apples, £218 15s.-Apple & Pear Marketing

Board.Req. F.7912.- Apricots, £862 10s.- Leeton Co-op. Cannery

Ltd.Req. F.7887.- Mutton, £3,963 9s. 4d.- Deputy Controller

Meat Supplies.Req. F.7883.- Miscellaneous meat items, £1,736 12s. 9d.-

Deputy Controller Meat Supplies.Req. F.7882.- Frozen mutton and pork, £5,544 Os. 8d.-

Deputy Controller Meat Supplies.Req. F.7884 -5. -Ox liver -

£597 Os. 7d.- Deputy Controller Meat Supplies.£932 18s. 9d.- Deputy Controller Meat Supplies.

Req. F.7892. -Jam, £1,281 17s. 6d. -Henry Williams & SonsPty. Ltd.

Req. F.789'ß.- Marmalade, £3,093 15s.- Australasian JamCo. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7872.- Camped turnips, £8,641. -W. J. & F. BarnesPty. Ltd.

Req. F.7865.- Canned Green Peas, £1,156 5s. -H. Jones &Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7945. -- Ovaltine, £792 14s. 10d. -A. Wander Ltd.Req. F.7917. -Meat, £61,305 10e. 5d.- Deputy Controller

Meat Supplies.Req. F.7933. -Plum puddings, £2,708 12s.- Brookes Lemos

Ltd.

Req. F.7890. -White bait, £300. -Henry Jones & Co. Pty.Ltd.

Req. F.7936.- Canned bacon rashers, £27,750. -Meat Can-ning Committee.

Req. F.7905.-Canned beetroot, £819. - Fowlers Vacola Mfg.Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7896.-Silver beet, £3,640 10s. 10d.- Plaistowe & Co.Ltd.

Req. F.7904.- Canned silverbeet, £4,246 13e. 4d.-G-artsideBros. Products Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7897.- Flour, £422 8s. -John Darling & Sons.Req. F.7880. -" M " Units of " C " Rations, £8,884 14s. 4d.-

William Arnott Pty. Ltd.Req. F.7894.- Canned silverbeet, £32,109 9s. 2d.- Plaistowe

& Co. Ltd.Req. F.7910- 11.- Tomato soup -

£346 15s. -H. M. Leggo & Co. Ltd.£696 7s. -H. M. Leggo & Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7930.- Tomato juice, £34,500.- Plaistowe & Co.Ltd.

Req. F.7914. -Port wine and sherry, £420.-Thos. Hardy &Sons Ltd.

Req. F.7940. -Dried apricots, £959 19s. 3d.- Crowe & New-combe Ltd.

Req. F.7935.- Dried pears and apricots, £2,005 9s. 11d.-Crowe & Newcombe Ltd.

Req. F.7932.- Emergency ration chocolate, £50,884.Cadbury Fry Pascal' Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7939.-Sausages and vegetables, £307 I is. 3d. -MeatCanning Committee.

Req. F.7926. -Rice-£85,587 6s. 8d.- Robert Harper.£105,413 ls. ld.-J. F. McKenzie & Co. Pty. Ltd.£105,413 ls. ld.- Parsons Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd.


Req. F.7942.- Sheeps tongues, frankfurts in tomato sauce,pork and beans, £1,897 10s.-Meat C'a.nning Committee.

Sch. 27.- Kitchen waste, period ending 31st July, 1944.-K. Pearsall.

Req. F.7943- 4.- Canned carrots -£15,300. -Geo. Wills & Co. Ltd.£741 6s. 8d.- Ardmona Fruit Products Co -op. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7923.- Vegetable soup, £416 2s.- Tillock & Co. Pty.Ltd.

Req. F.7937.- Pickles, £661 10s.- Pick -Me -Up CondimentCo. Ltd.

Req. F.7924.- Vegetable soup, £870 4s.- Tillock & Co. Pty.Ltd.

Req. F.7927.- Tomato juice, £23,302 10s.- Rosella Pres. &Mfg. Co. Ltd.

Req. F.7783. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1944. -L. L. Suding.

Req. F.7909. -Milk, 20th September to 31st December, 1944.-The Model Dairy Ltd.

Req. F.7878.- Bread, 1st October, 1944 to 31st December,1944. - Chas. C. Thiel.

Req. F.7891. -Meat, 1st October to 31st December, 1944. -J. T. Hickey.

Req. F. 7 903. -1st October to 31st December, 1944 -Fish-J. Hill & Sons Pty. Ltd.Poultry -David Hyland & Sons Pty. Ltd.Rabbits -F. Watkins Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7920.-Frozen mutton and storage charge, £12,4859s. 10d.- Deputy Controller Meat Supplies.

Req. F.7949. Jam, ending 31st December, 1944. -HenryBerry & Co. (A /sia) Ltd.

Req. F.7951.-Cold storage freezer and chilling services,1st July to 31st December, 1944 -

Metropolitan Ice & Fresh Food Co. Pty. Ltd.Victorian Butter Factories Co -op. Co. Ltd.Government Cool Stores.

Req. F.7969.- Rabbits, 1st April to 30th September, 1944. -W. Cowin.

Req. F.7931. -Meat, 1st October, 1944, to 31st March, 1945.-F. Watkins Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7921. -lst October to 31st December, 1944 -Bread -W. Johnson.Butter - Holdenson & Nielson F. F. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7900.- Salted peanuts, 1st October to 31st December,1944. -Nut Foods Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7901-2.-Salted peanuts, 1st October, 1944, to 30thMarch, 1945. -Nut Foods Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.7899.-Salted peanuts, 1st October, 1944, to 30thMarch, 1945. -Nut Foods Pty. Ltd.

South Australia.Req. 674. -Meat, £372 10s. -D. Mahoney.Req. 675. Butter, £574 4s. 4d. -A. E. Hall & Co.Req. 677. -Fresh cream, £452 16s. 3d. -S.A. Farmers' Co-

operative Union Ltd.Req. 679. Oranges, £203 12s. 3d.- Murray Fruit Depot.Req. 680.- Bread, £609 7s. 6d. -A. E. Algar.

New South Wales.

Req. F.N.2294.- Supply of oaten chaff, period 1st May,1944. -J. Dolden.

Req. F.N.2305/ A.145.-- Supply of bacon sides, period 1stJuly to 30th September, 1944. - Producers' Co-op. Dist. Socy.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2315/A.149.- Supply of bacon sides, period 1stJuly to 30th September, 1944. -P. F. Riede ll & Sons.

Req. F.N.2319/ A.151: Supply of bacon sides, period 1stJuly to 30th September, 1944. Producers' Co -op. Dist. Socy.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2334- Supply of butter, period 1st July to 30thSeptember, ] 944. - Producers' Co -op. Dist. Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2384 /A.173.- Supply of bacon sides, period 1stJuly to 30th September, 1944 -

Silvester B'ros. Pty. Ltd.A. W. Anderson.The New Cambridge Delicacies Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1488.- Supply of fruit and mince meat, £1,388 15s.- Tillock & Co.

Req. F.N.1497.- iSupply of service ham and bacon, period1st July to 30th September, 1.944 -

Foggit Jones Pty. Ltd.,Producers' Co-op. Dist. Socy. Ltd.Newcastle District Abattoirs.

Req. F.N.1508.- Supply of brown sugar, £12,181 1ls. --Southern Cross Supplies Pty. Ltd.

Corrections.

Req. F.N.1484.- +Supply of flour, appearing in Gazette No.149, should have read F.N.1493.

Req. F.N.2312.- Supply of meat. -J. Wilson, Fred Paul,appearing in Gazette No. 149 should have read F.N.2313.

Req. F.N.1857.- Supply of fish, £1,508 19s. 2d.-SanfordLtd.

Req. F.N.1558.- Supply of service ham, period 28th July,1944. -Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1559.- Supply of flour, period ending 31stDecember, 1944. - N.S.W. Flour Millers.

Req. F.N.1560.- Supply of butter-£1,048 13s. 3d. -Norco Co -op. Ltd.£ 1,048 13s. 3d. -Foley Bros.

Req. F.N.1564.- Supply of fruit and vegetable seeds,£275 3s. 6d.- Arthur Yates & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1565.-Supply of vegetable seeds, £373 Os. 5d.-Anderson & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1566.-Supply of service ham and bacon, period1st July to 31st December, 1944. -Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1567.- Supply of butter, period August, 1944 -Producers' Co -op. Dist. Socy. Ltd.Foley Bros. Pty. Ltd.Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1568.- Supply of beef livers, £2,756 19s. 8d.-Deputy Controller of Meat Supplies.

Req. F.N.1572.- Supply of cornmeal, period ending 31stDecember, 1944. -J. J. Sullivan Ltd.

Req. F.N.1573.- Supply of frozen beef, period 8th to 13thJune, 1944. - Deputy Controller, Meat Supplies, N.S.W.

Req. F.N.1574.- Supply of há,m and bacon,N.S.W.

3s. 4d.-Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1577.- Supply of sugar, £65,682 10s- ColonialSugar Refining Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.15 7 8.- Supply of frozen beef, £2,612 17s. 3d.-Deputy Controller of Meat Supplies.

Req. F.N.1579.- Supply of vegetables and fruit, period 1stJuly to 30th September, 1944. - Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.1580.- Supply of golden syrup, period ended 31stDecember, 1944. - Colonial Sugar Refilling Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1581.- Supply of ham and bacon, period 7thAugust to 30th September, 1944. -Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1583.- Supply of sugar, £41,550. - Colonial SugarRefining Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1584.- Supply of fresh butter, period 24th August,1944 -

Producers' Co-op.Foley Bros. Pty. Ltd.Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1588.- Supply of mild cure and service ham andbacon, period 28th August, 1944 -

Norco Co -op. Ltd.R. J. Hickey.

Req. F.N.1589.- Supply of pork, period 22nd August toIst September, 1944. -Thos. Playfair Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.M.1590.- Supply of fresh butter, period 30th August,1944 -

Producers' Co -op. Ltd.Foley Bros.Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1591.- Supply of cheese, period 1st July to 30thSeptember, 1944, £802 Is. 8d.- Producers' Co -op. Dist. Socy.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2498.- Supply of butter, period 1st July to 30thSeptember, 1944. Prescott Ltd.

Req. F.N.2499.- Supply of live sheep, £2,179 14s. 4d.-Farmers' & Graziers' Co-op.

Req. F.N.2503.- Supply of vegetables, period August, 1944.-M. H. Purdue.

Req. F.N.2504.- Supply of vegetables, period August, 1944.-F. C. Cunningham.

Req. F.N.2505.- Supply of meat, period 1st to 31st August,1944. - Oldham Bros.

Req. F.N.2508.- Supply of maize oil, period 1st Augustto 31st December, 1944.-Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2509. -Cold storage on mutton, period 1st Julyto 31st December, 1944. =F. J. Walker Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2512.- Supply of butter, period 1st August to30th September, 1944 -

Foley Bros.Producers' Co -op. Socy. Ltd.Norco Co -op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2514.- Supply of ice, period 7th August to 31stDecember, 1944. - N.S.W. Ice & Cold Storage Co.

Req. F.N.2515.- Supply of pasteurized milk and freshcream, period 1st August, 1944, to 31st January, 1945. -Forbes Co -op. Dairy Soc. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2516.- Supply of chickens, period 3rd July to31st December, 1944.- Murrells.

Req. F.N.2517.- Supply of pasteurized milk, period 1stAugust, 1944, to 31st January, 1945. The Bathurst DairyingCoy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2518.- Supply of pasteurized milk and cream,period 1st August, 1944, to 31st January, 1945. -Q.P. Pro-ducts.

Req. F.N.2522 /A.192.- Supply of cheese, period 1st August,1944, to 31st January, 1945. -The Macleay River Co-op. DairyCo. Ltd.

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Req. F.N.2523.- Supply of baking powder, period Augustto February, 1945. - Matthews, Thompson & Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2524.- Supply of rolled oats, period 3rd August,to 31st December, 1944. Creamoata Limited.

Req. R.N.2525.- --Cold storage on boneless beef, period l stJuly to 31st December, 1944.- N.S.W. Fresh Food & Ice Co.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2526.- Supply of mutton, £10,102 10s. 6d.-DeputyController of Meat Supplies.

Req. F.N.2527.- Supply of mutton, £8,103 Gs.- Deputy Con-troller of Meat Supplies.

Req. F.N.2529.-Supply of meat, period 1st September to30th November, 1i44. -Aust. Chilling & Freezing Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N .2530 /A.193.- Supply of dripping, £1,855 17s. 44.-W. Angliss & Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2531. -Cold storage on vegetables, period 1stJuly to 31st December, 1944.-N.S.W. Fresh Food & Ice Co.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2532. -Cold storage on meat, period 7th Sep-tember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.-F. J. Walker Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2535.- Supply of lager and ale-£375.-Tooth & Co.£375. Toohey's Ltd.

Req. F.N.2536.- Supply of meat, period 1st September to31st November, 1944.-Aust. Chilling & Freezing Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2538.- Supply of poultry, £338 13s. 3d. -W.Glazebrook.

Req. F.N.2540. Supply of meat, period l st September to30th November, 1944.- Rogers Meat Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F:N.254I.- Supply of meat, period 1st September to30th November, 1944. Rogers Meat Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2542- 4.-Supply of meat, period 1st September to30th November, 1944-

E. F. Ashcroft.Rogers Meat Co. Pty. Ltd.Rogers Meat Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N. 2545 -6.- Supply of potatoes, period 1st to 30thSeptember, 1944. - Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2547.-Supply of oaten straw, period ending 30thSeptember, 1944 -

M. Maloney.Alf. Phillips & Co.

Req. F.N.2548.- Supply of potatoes, £231. Leeton Co -op.Cannery.

Req. F.N.2549.- Supply of potatoes, period 1st to 30thSeptember, 1944. - Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2550.- Supply of oaten chaff, chaff, lucerne hay,period 1st August to 31st October, 1944 -

R. A. Brown & Co. .

W. E. Hayes.G. Brunskill & Sons.

Req. F.N.2553/A.194.- Supply of cheese, period 1st Sep-tember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.- Producers' Co -op.Dist. Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2554-5.-Supply of butter, period 1st Septem-ber, 1944, to 28th February, 1945. Producers' Co -op. Dist.Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2556/A.195.-Supply of cheese, period 1st Sep-tember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.- Producers' Co -op. Dist.Socy. Lt& -

Req. F.N.2558.-Supply of butter, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 194 5.- Singleton Central Co -op.Dairy Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2560.- Supply of butter, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Producers' Co-op. Dist. Socy.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2561/A.197.-Supply of cheese, period 1st Septem-ber, 1944, to 28th February, 1945. - Producers' Co -op. Dist.Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2564.-Supply of beef, £4,296 is. 10d.- RiverstoneMeat Co.

Req. F.N.25 ;5.- Supply of butter, period 1st September.1944, to 28th February, 1945. -Aust. Chilling & Freezing Co.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2F"6 /A.198. Supply of cheese, period 1st Sep-tember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945. Producers' Co-op.Dist. Socy. Ltc'.

Req. F.N.2C.17.- Supply of bread, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 1945.-W. Laffin.

Req. F.N.2568.- Supply of potatoes, period September, 1944.- Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2569.- Supply of oats, period 1st August to 31 stOctober, 1944. -Jas. Dunn Ltd.

Req. F.N.2570.- Supply of milk and cream, period 1stSeptember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Bowthorne Co -op.Butter Factory Ltd.

Req. F.N.2572.- Supply of sugar. 11,743 14s. 6d.- ColonialSugar Refining Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2573.--- Supply of fruit and vegetables, period September, 1944. -C. Bella-way & Son.

Req. F.N.2574.- Supply of vegetables, period September,1944.-M. H. Purdue.

Req. F.N.2575 /A.199.- Supply of flour, period ending 31stDecember, 1944. - N.S.W. Flour Millers Produce Co.

Req. F.N.2577.- Supply of butter, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Aust. Chilling & Freezing Co.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2578/A.200.- Supply of cheese, period 1st Septem-ber, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Producers' Co -op. Dist.Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2580- 3.- Supply of meat, period ist Septemberto 30th November, 1944. Rogers Meat Co. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2584.-Supply of bread, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Mrs. A. M. Arnott.

Req. F.N.2585.- Supply of butter, period 1st September,1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Producers' Co -op. Dist. Socy.Ltd.

Req. F.N.2586/A.201.- Supply of cheese, period 1st Sep-tember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945.-Producers' Co -op. Dist.Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2587.-Repackiug of wheatmeal, £741 is. 6d.-.T..T. Sullivan Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2589.- Supply of mixed vegetables, period 1stJuly to 31st December, 1944.- Commonwealth Food Control.

R.eq. F.N.2 591. - Supply of pasteurized milk, period 1stSeptember, 1944, to 28th February, 1945. - ,Singleton CentralCo -op. Dairy Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2592- 7.- Supply of mixed vegetables, period 1stJuly to 31st December, 1944. - Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.2598.- iSupply of vegetables, period 1st July to31st December, 1944.- Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.2599.-Supply of mixed vegetables, period 1stJuly to 31st December, 1944. - Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.2602- 6.- Supply of mixed vegetables, period 1stJuly to 31st December, 1944. ,Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.2007.- üSupply of vegetables, period September,1944. -W. Braidis.

Req. F.N.2608.-.Supply of vegetables, period September,1944. -F. C. Cunningham.

Req. F.N.2609.- Supply of meat, period 1st to 30th Sep-tember, 1944.-Oldham Bros.

Req. F.N.2610.- Supply of meat, period 1st to 30th Sep-tember, 1944. -G. H. Graham.

Req. F.N.2611.- Supply of chickens, period 3rd July to31st December, 1944.- Murrells.

Req. F.N.1508.- Supply of brown sugar, period ending 31stDecember, 1944. - Southern Cross Supplies Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1509.- Supply of frozen fish, period 30th June,1944. Sanford Ltd.

Req. F.N.1511.- Supply of cheese, period 1st July to 30thSeptember, 1944.-Producer's Co -Op. Dist. Socy. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1514.- Supply of ice cream slices, period 1st to 31stJuly, 1944. McNivan Bros. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1516.- ,Supply of pasteurised milk, period 1st to31st Jùly, 1944. - Dairy Farmers' Co- Op.- N.S.W. Fresh Food& Ice Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1519.- Supply of butter£4,194 12s. 11d.-Foley Bros.£ 12,583 18s. 7d.- Producer's Co. -Op.£8,389 5s. 9d. -Norco Co -Op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1521.-Supply of past. milk, cream and buttermilk,period 1st July to 31st December, 1944. -Dairy Farmers' Co -Op.Milk Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1522.-Supply of ice cream, period 1st to 31stJuly, 1944. - Peters American Delicacy Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1.523.- Supply of lard, period 1st to 31st December,1944.- Producers' Co -Op.

Req. F.N.1524.- Supply of ice cream, period 1st to 31st July,1944. - McNivan Bros.

Req..F.N.1525.- Supply of ham (mild cure) , £310 13s. 4d.-Norco Co -Op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1526.- Supply of essence of vanilla, £8,075.---Matthews, Thompson & Co.

Req. F.N .1527.- Supply of fruit and vegetables, periodNovember, 1944. Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.1528.- Supply of fruit and vegetables, £26,9423s. 8d.-Commonwealth Food Control.

Req. F.N.1529.- Supply of meat, period 1st July to 31stDecember, 1944 Thomas Playfair Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1 530. Supply of Ilan and bacon, period 1st Julyto 30th September, 1944 -

W. Angliss & Co.Barnes Bacon Co. Ltd.Dainty Foods Pty.Foley Bros.J. C. Hutton.R. J. Hickey.Norco Co -Op. Ltd.Poels & Co.Producers Co.Silvesters Bros. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1531.-Supply of fish, period 1st July to 31stDecember, 1944. - Murrells.

Req. F.N.1532.- Supply of butter. period 1st July to 30thSeptember, 1944. - Producers Co -Op.

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Req. F.N.1533.-Supply of butter, period 10th July, 1944.Producers' Co -Op.Norco Co.Foley Bros.

Req. F.N.1534 -9. -Cold31st July, 1944- .

F. J. Walker.Fresh Food & Ice.Metro. Meat Com.Metropolitan Ice & Cold Storage Works.Municipal Cold Stores.Darks Ice & Cold Storage Ltd.

Req. F.N.1542.- Supply of service bacon, period1st July to 30th Septemiber, 1 944.- Tancred Bros. Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1543.-Supply of poultry, period 7th July, 1944 -David Hyland Watkiss.W. Glazebrook.Currabubula Freezing Works.

Req. F.N.1544.-Supply of poultry,July, 1944- -

David Hyland Wa.tkiss.W. Glazebrook.Currabubula Freezing Works.Murrells.S. Harris.

Req. F.N.1.545.- Supply of service£624 4s. 4d. -Foley Bros.£669 2s. 5d.- Producers' Co -Op.£302 12s. 2d.

Req. F.. .1547.- Supply of poultry, period .July, 1944 -Currabubula Freezing Works.Murrells.S. Harris Poultry Service.

Req. F.N.1548. 4iipply of fish,December. 1944. -G. Rochester.

Req. F.N.1549.- Supply of pure essence of lemon, period1st August to 30th November, 1944. - Matthews, Thompson &Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1550.- Supply ofOctober, 1944

A. J. Bush.T. Playfair.Sutton Forest Meat Co.

Req. F.N.1552.-Supply of1944. -Norco Co -Op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1553.- Supply of butter, period 28th July, 1944Foley Bros.Producers' Co -Op.Norco Co -Op. Ltd.

Req. F.N.1554.-Supply of past. milk,August, 1944

Dairy Farmers Co -Op. Milk Co.N S.«% Fresh Food & Ice Co. Ltd.

'Req. F.N.2392.- Supply of fresh eggs, period 1st to 31st July,1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2393.- Supply of fresh eggs, period 1st July to 31stDecember, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2394.- Supply of eggs, period 1st .July to 31stDecember, 1944 -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2395- 6.-Supply of eggs, period 1st to 31st July,1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.239 7 -401. .Supply of eggs period l stDecember, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2403.-Supply of fresh eggs. period31st December, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2404.- Supply of fresh eggs, period:31st July, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2405.- Sitpply of fresh eggs, period31st December, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2407.- Supply of fresh eggs, period:3l st July. 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2408.-Supply of fresh eggs, period31st December, 1944.-Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.2409- 10.- Supply of fresh eggs, period 1stto 31st July, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N 2411 -5.- Supply of fresh eggs, period 1st July to31st December, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N.241.8.- Supply of meat, period 1st July to 30thSeptember, 1944. -M. Cahill.

Req. F.N.2420.- Supply of groceries. sundry, period 1st Julyto 31st December, 1944-

Mcllraths' Pty.Matthews, Thompson & Co.Sanitarium Health, Traders Ltd.

Req. F.N.2421.- Supply of plum puddings, period ending31st August, 1944.- Gartrell 'White & Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2422.- Supply of potatoes, period 1st to :31st July,1944. - Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2423.- Supply of vegetables, period 1st to :31stJuly, 1944. -M. H. Purdue.

Req. F.N.2424.- Supply of imitation essence of vanilla,period July to November, 1944. - Matthews Thompson & Co.Ltd.

storage, period November, 1943, to

hani and

period week ending, 1.4t1í

harn and bacon-

period 1st July to 31st

meat, period 1st August to 31st

service ham, period 27th July,

period 1st to 31st

July

1st

to 31st

.July to

1st .July to

1st July to

1st July to

1st July to

July

R.eq. F.N.2425 /A177.- Supply of service ham and bacon,period 1st July to 30th September, 1944 -

Foley Bros.J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd.Norco Co-op. Producers' Co -op. Dist.

Req. F.N.2426.- Supply of frozen beef livers, £206 19s. lid.-W. M. Angliss & Co. Pty.

Reg. F.N.2427.- Supply of potatoes, period 1st to 31st July,1944. -Aust. Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2428/A178. .Supply of cake margarine, period 5thJuly to :31st December, 1944. Hannan Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2430.- Supply of potatoes, period l st to 31st July,1 94:4. - Australian Potato Committee.

Reg. F.N.2431 /LA 179.- Supply of bacon sides, period 1st.July to 30th September, 1944. -A. Anderson.

I:cq. F.N.2434.-Supply of plum puddings, £406 7s. 4d.-t) : rtrcll White & Co. Ltd.

Req. F.N 243tí.- Supply of potatoes, period July, 1944.-Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2437/A1S0.- Supply of live sheep, £1,251 4s. id.-Dalgcty & CO. Ltd.

Req. F.1`ß.2439.- Supply of chickens, £250.- Murrel]s.Reel. No. F.N.2440.- Supply of tinned fish, £11,354 3s. 4d.-

Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.Req. F.N.2441..- Supply of mixed spice, £256 ls. 3d.-

Parsons Bros. & Co. Pty. Ltd.Req. F.N.2442.- Supply of split peas, £304 3s. 4d.-Water

'Trading Co. Ltd.Req. F.N.2444.- Supply of sugar, £656 3s. 5d.- Colonial

Sugar Refining Co. Ltd.Req. F.N.2445.- Supply of bacon sides, period 1st July to

30th September, 1944. - Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.Req. F. \.2446. Supply of fruit, period March to April,

1944.-Griffith Producers' Co.Req. F.N.2447.- Supply of butter, period 1st October to 31st

December, 1944. Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.Req. F.N2448/ Al S2.-Su p.ply of flour, period ending 31st

December, 1944. - N.S.W. FIour Millers.Req. F.N.2449.- Supply of butter, £2,936 5s.- Prescott Pty.

Ltd.Req. F.N.2453.- Supply of oaten chaff and straw, period l.st

May to 31st July, 1944.G. Brunski]l & Sons.James Dun Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2454.- Suppiy of oaten chaff, period 1st May to31st July. 1944. -G. Brunskill.

Req. F.N.2455 -8.- Supply of meat, period 1st August to 31stOctober, 1944.

Riverina. Butchers.W. H. Maltman.L. Player.Conkey & Sons.

Req. F.N2459.- Supply of milk and cream, period 1stAugust. 1944, to 31st January, 1945. Bowthorne Co -op.Butter Factory Ltd.

.

Req. F.N.2460.- Period 17th July to 31st August, 1944 -Supply of meat -A. W. Anderson.Cutting off beef -P. Pistola.

Req. F.N.2461.- Supply of meat, period 17th July to 31stAugust, 1944.- Riverstone Meat.

Reg. F.N.2462.- Supply of service bacon-£3,616 13s. 4d. .J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd.£1.456. -R..J. Hickey.

Req. F.N.2463 -7.- Supply of fresh eggs, period 1st Augustto 31:;t December, 1944. -Egg Marketing Board.

Req. F.N2468.- Supply of meat, period 1st August, 1944, to:list January, 1945. -A. Schofield.

Reg. F.N.2469 Supply of butter, period 1st August, 1944,to 31st .Janus rv, l 945.- Maclure -Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2471/A.184.- Supply of shredded lemon pee],period 1st July to 31st December, 1944 -

Farbest Products Ltd.Marrickville Margarine Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2472/A.185.- Supply of cheese. period 1st Augustto 31st January, 1945. Maclure Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2473.- Supply of meat, period 1st August to 31stOctober, 1944

Federal Meat Purveyors Pty. Ltd.T. W. Lindbeek.

Req. F.N.2477.- Supply of oaten chaff, £3,490 2s. 11d.-W. J. Porter.

Req. F.N.2478/A.187. ,Supply of bacon sides, period 1stAugust to 31st October, 1944. - Maclure Pty. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2479-81.-Supply of potatoes, period l st to 31stAugust, 1944. Australian Potato Committee.

Req. F.N.2482.- Supply of iiiilk and cream, period 1stAugust to 31st January, 1945. -S. Bray.

Req. F.N.2484/A.188.- Supply of cheese, period 1st Augustto 31st January, 1945.- Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2485.- Supply of butter, period 1st August to3l st January, 1945.-Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2486.- Supply of meat, period 1st to 31st August,1944. -G. H. Graham.

Req. F.N.2487.- Supply of potatoes, period 1st to 31stAugust. 1944.-Australian Potato Committee.


Req. F.N.2488.Supply of fruit and vegetables, periodAugust, 1944.C. Kellaway & Son.

Req. F.N.2489. Supply of fresh butter, period 1st Augustto 30th September, 1944

Producers' Co -op. Dist. Soc. Ltd.Norco Co -op.

Req. F.N.2490. Supply of butter, period 1st August, 1944,to 31st January, 1945. Coffs Harbour Orara Co -op. DairySoc. Ltd.

Req. F.N.2492. Supply of plum puddings, £579 17s. 3d.Gartrell White Ltd.

Req. F.N.2493.Supply of fruit, period August, 1944.M. H. Purdue.

Australian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1943.

IN pursuance of sub - section (3a..) of section 22 of the Aus-

tralian Soldiers' Repatriation Act 1920 -1943, it is herebynotified that the officers of the Repatriation Commissionnamed hereunder shall be deemed to be " employees " withinthe meaning of section 4 of the Superannuation Act1922-1943:

New South Wales.Boldery, Walter Richard.Nash, Harold John.Stansfield, Thomas Mathew.Theobald, William Henry.Ryan, Roland Thomas.Spackman, Joseph Mervyn.McLeod, Keith Norman.Coote, Geoffrey David.Jolly, Eric Hugh.

Brien, Harold William.Pennycuick, Ronald John.Kenny, William Bernard

Griffith.Bowie, Leslie Hilton.Dobbin, Edward James.Barry, Robert George.Sugden, Harold Arthur.

Victoria.Holledge, Robert Frederick. King, Laurel.Hollins, Arthur Henry David. Peters, Marie.

South Australia.Radford, Ralph Dillon. Shirley, Martin John.

Western Australia.Bentley, Ronald Elliot.Keegan, Robert James.Hatton, Herbert Sydney.Campbell, Fraser Mao -

Laughlan.Lamborn, Arthur Russell.Nash, Harold Reginald.

Roach, Harry Esmond.Mitchell, Charles Rossiter.Lumb, Ernest Geoffrey.Ligertwood, James Richard

Verdun.Burton, Leonard Albert.

C. W. FROSTMinister for Repatriation.

Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939.IN pursuance of sub - section (4.) of section 14A of the

Science ,and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939, I, JohnJohnstone Dedman, Minister in charge of Scientific andIndustrial Research, acting for and on behalf of the PrimeMinister, do hereby direct, on the recommendation of theCouncil for Scientific and Industrial Research, that PeterCzar Oliver Thompson and Raymond Alfred Weller, officersappointed under that Act, shall be deemed to be employeeswithin the meaning of section 4 of the Superannuation Act1922 -1943.

JOHN J. DEDMANMinister in charge of Scientific and Industrial

Research.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

DIVISION OF FOREST PRODUCTS.

Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment to a vacancy

on the staff of the Council's Division of Forest Productswhich has its head - quarters at Melbourne.

An applicant should be a graduate in science (includingsome chemistry) or in agricultural science, or have had anequivalent training.

The appointee will be required to assist in studies onadhesive and veneers for aircraft and associated problems.

He will be classified as an Assistant Research Officer, thesalary range of which is from £356 to £500 per annum (bothnominal) rising by eight equal increments of £18, the firstfour of which are automatic, and the last four at the discre-tion of the Council. The present equivalent of this range afteradjustment for cost -ofliving is £396 to £540 per annum (bothactual) . The initial salary within the range will depend onthe qualifications of the appointee.

Applications, stating age and nationality and giving parti-culars of qualifications and experience and of present employ-ment, and accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials should reach the, undersigned not later than the9th October, 1944.

G. A. COOK, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.

COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIALRESEARCH.

GRIFFITH CITRICULTURAL RESEARCH STATION.Appointment of Assistant Research Officer.

APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment as an Assistant. Research Officer at the Griffith Citricultural Research

Station.An applicant should be a graduate in agricultural science

and the appointee will be required to specialize in fruitculture. In the first place, he will be required, under direction,to supervise the conduct of field experiments and will beresponsible for all necessary records and compilation of data.

The salary range of the Assistant Research Officer classifica-tion is from £356 to £500 per annum (both nominal), risingby eight equal increments of £18, the first four of which areautomatic and the last four at the discretion of the Council.The present equivalent of this range, after adjustment forcost -ofliving is £396 to £540 per annum. The commencingsalary within the range specified will depend on the qualifica-tions and experience of the successful applicant.

Applications, stating age and nationality and giving parti-culars of qualifications and experience and Of present employ-ment, and accompanied by copies of not more than fourtestimonials should reach the undersigned not later than the31st October, 1944.

G. A. COOK, Secretary.Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -

street, East Melbourne, C.2, Victoria.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL NURSING SERVICE.

IS Excellency the Administrator of the Government ofthe Commonwealth in Council has approved of the

following changes being made:Mary Lachlan Cameron is appointed Staff Officer, dated

1st October, 1944.(Ex. Min. No. 60.)NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.HIS Excellency the Administrator of the Government of

the Commonwealth in Council has approved of thefollowing changes being made:

NAVAL BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION.Appointments. Captain Henry Arthur Showers is appointed

Second. Naval Member of the Naval Bba.rd of Administrationwith the rank of Commodore Second Class, as from 15thOctober, 1944, with an allowance at the rate of Ten shillingsper diem, whilst holding that rank, in addition to his emolu-ments as Captain; Acting Rear- Admiral George Dunbar Moore,C.B.E., Naval Officer -in- Charge, Sydney, is appointed ActingSecond Naval Member of the Naval Board of Administrationfor the period 13th September, 1944, to 14th October, 1944,inclusive.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of Com-modore Second Class George Dunba.r Moore, C.B.E., as SecondNaval Member of the Naval Board of Administration isterminated, dated 12th September, 1944.

PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH(.SEA -GOING FORCES) .

Appointment. Commodore Second Class George DunbarMoore, C.B.E., is appointed Acting Rear Admiral, as NavalOfficer -in- Charge, Sydney, to date 13th September, 1944, withTable Money at the rate of One pound two shillings perdiem and such other allowances as are prescribed in theNaval Financial Regulations as from 15th October, 1944.(Ex. Min. No. 61.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.I18 Excellency the Administrator of the Government in

Council has approved of the following changes beingmade:PERMANENT NAVAL FORCES OF 'THE COMMONWEALTH

(SEA -GOING FORCES) .Promotion. Temporary Sub- Lieutenant (E) Ray Baron

White is promoted to the rank of Temporary Lieutenant(E) , dated 6th May, 1944.

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Commonwealth Gazette 2271 No. 197.-5th. October, 1944

Fixing Rates of Pay. Commander Laurance Ernest Tozerto be paid the rates of pay and allowances prescribed in theNaval Financial Regulations for Captain (on promotion)whilst acting in that rank, dated 23rd. July, 1944.

Transfer to Emergency List, &D.Lieutenant-Commander(Acting Commander) Rupert Basil Michel Long, O.B.E., istransferred to the Emergency List and reappointed for tem-porary service, dated 19th September, 1944.

CITIZEN NAVAL FORCES OF THE COMMONWEALTH.ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Promotions. Acting Sub- Lieutenant Douglas JohnstoneFullerton is promoted to the rank of Sub - Lieutenant, dated27th September, 1944; Midshipmen David John Walker andRobert Spencer Gi1Len are promoted to the rank of ActingSub - Lieutenant, dated 5th September, 1944, and 19th Sep-tember, 1944, respectively; Paymaster Sub Lieutenant RonaldJames Burkett is promoted to the rank of Paymaster Lieu-tenant (Provisional) , dated 21st August, 1944.

Award of Volunteer Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.William Henry Parker, Able Seaman, official number

PA /1127, and Percival Alick James Tuit, Abble Seaman,official number PA /1366, are awarded the Volunteer LongService and Good Conduct Medal, dated 29th December, 1942,and 19th February, 1944, respectively.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

A.ppointments. William James Peryman Broun, LeonardCharles Burton, Burdett Cecil Brierley Nettleton and EdwinJames Phippard are appointed Acting Engineer Sub -Lieu-tenants (on probation), dated 28th August, 1944; ClareWallace Glynn is appointed Acting Engineer Sub- Lieutenant(on probation), dated 30th August, 1944.

Promotions. The following Su'b- Lieutenants are promotedto the rank of Lieutenant (Provisional) : Peter BayfordWells, date of promotion 28th July, 1944 ; Harold MurrayKnight, date of promotion 13th August, 1944; Ian WynnumBarns, date of promotion 16th September, 1944 ; GeorgeAlexander Gordon Macleod, date of promotion 16th Sep-tember, 1944. Acting Sub - Lieutenants John BradshawGreen, Donald Deviney King and Frank Keith Weston arepromoted to the rank of Sub- Lieutenant, dated 21st August,1944; Midshipmen Ronald Ernest Alfred Wear and LaurenceMacDonald Muir are promoted to the rank of Acting Sub-Lieutenant, dated 5th August, 1944, and 3rd September, 1944,respectively.

Confirmation in Rank. Acting Sub- Lieutenants (on pro-bation) John Bradshaw Green, Donald Deviney King andFrank Keith Weston are confirmed in the rank of ActingSub- Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 21st February,1944, Midshipman (on probation) Laurence MacDonald Muiris confirmed in the rank of Midshipman, with seniority inrank of 17th January, 1944.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of GeorgeJoseph Roy Cox as Lieutenant is terminated, dated 6th July,1944.


Special Branch.Promotions. Sub - Lieutenants Allan George Hutchinson

a.nd, Geoffrey Harcourt Lording are promoted to the rank ofLieutenant (Provisional). dated 13th August, 1944, and 6thSeptember, 1944, respectively: Acting Sub - Lieutenant EdwinAllen Turnbull is promoted to the rank of Sub- Lieutenant,dated 8th September, 1944.

Confirmation in Rank. Acting Sub Lieutenant (on proba-tion ) Edwin Allen Turnbull is confirmed in the rank of ActingSub - Lieutenant, with seniority in rank of 16t February, 1944.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of LorneHarold Kilpatrick as Lieutenant ( Provisional) is terminated,dated) 6th September, 1944.


Naval Auxiliary Patrol.Appointment. William Hudson Shaw is appointed Staff

Skipper (Sub- Lieutenant) , dated 28th April, 1944.Termination of Appointment. The appointment of Vincent

Mortimer Matthews as Survey Officer ( Sub - Lieutenant) isterminated, dated 1st September, 1944.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL NURSING SERVICE.

Appointments. Ellaline Jessie Cope Clegg, Jean SpenceGundlach and Gwenetli Thelma Stapleton are appointedSisters, dated 11th September, 1944.

WOMEN'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVAL RESERVE.

Termination of Appointment. The appointment of ShirleyDorothy Ierschot as Third Officer is terminated, dated 15thSeptember, 1944.(Ex. Min. No. 62.)

NORMAN J. O. MAKIN, Minister for the Navy.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.

HIS Excellency the Administrator of the Governmentof the Commonwealth in Council has approved of the

following changes being made :

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The following Leading Aircraftmen (Pilots) are appointedto commissions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officerwith effect from 1st July, 1944: No. 431141 AdolphGraham Radnell, No. 10661 Richard William Lean, No. 26821Albert Evelyn Hibbard, No. 62400 George Welch, No. 75459John David Mackaway, No. 439418 Douglas Howard Helsham,No. 436538 Ernest Clive Abbott, No. 437780 James ArthurKelly, No. 435553 Frederick Victor Phillips, No. 435623Mouland James Oxley, No. 400154 Ackin Louis Powell, No.439301 Robert John Wilkinson, No. 431537 Maurice AlfredNicholas, No. 2406 Robert Gladstone Robertson, No. 439444Eric Marshall Allman, No. 439728 John Charles HopewellScott, No. 439836 Keith Henry Kearney, No. 419493 HarryPhilip Walter, No. 4361562 Eric John Ronald Nelson, No.433065 Francis Noel Stevens, No. 431222 John RobertGoldston, No. 442486 Barry John Videon, No. 54808 CliffordFrederick Fivash, No. 5060 Raymond Hamilton Cole Ambrose,No. 7141 Joseph Arthur Weger, No. 439731 Dudley WilliamBaldie, No. 431631 Robert Alexander Long, No. 435654 RoyMegson Lippiatt, No. 4311339 George Albert Syle, No. 442350Hurtle Tait Kidman, No. 418588 Denzil Vincent Terry, No.404508 Frederick McGilvery, No. 439618 Neil John BuchananSnodgrass, No. 437703 Colin Donovan Knight.

The following Leading Aircraftmen are appointed to com-missions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer witheffect from 24th June, 1944: (Navigators " B ") No. 437511Warwick Douglas Groom, No. 441485 Jack Raymond Swan,No. 441407 Reginald, James Morris, No. 439302. James HenryRyan, No. 431678 Aubrey Orieal Roche, No. 429871 WilliamHorsley Forrest Halliday, No. 433149 Eric Noel Armstrong,No. 48931 Wilfred Lewis Hobba, No. 435447 Robert Lawrie,No. 431849 Frederick Alfred McPoyle, No. 439425 GeoffreyStokes Bridgland, No. 120067 Robert Kenneth Skerritt, No.432607 Raymond Edward White, No. 435059 James SydneyWilkinson, No. 423293 Alfred James Daubney, No. 434796William John Morrison, No. 10938 Thomas Vincent JamesGeddes, (Navigators " W ") No. 49326 Michael Joseph Wall,No. 431345 John Isaac Young, No. 442477 James WilliamNattrass, No. 25989 John Robert Rintoul, No. 442449 RalphLawrence Arney, No. 75768 Philip Garrick Agnew, No.439375 Norman Alfred Olds, No. 431548 Walter JohnBackhouse, No. 439820 Ray Henry Dunn, No. 44254 AllanMark Carman, No: 13576 John David McMillan, No. 65073Joseph Vincent Dolahenty, No. 3981T Ralph Hartley Hage.

The following Leading Aircraftmen are appointed to com-missions on probation with the rank of Pilot Officer witheffect from the dates indicated:(Wireless Operators Air)No. 431737 Colin Laidler 'Chisholm, No. 435751 JackFrederick Thomas Perske, No. 431480 Owen EndsleighTurner, No. 439-887 Colin Bertram Heaton, No. 442468 JohnAlbert Cole, No. 4311161 Alfred Vincent Eric Bate, (AirGunners) No. 4412.54 Richard David Hedges, No. 433072Hugh Strenagh Dacosta, 8th June, 1944, No. 8309 Eric RalphPeace, No. 311889 Eric Frederick Keith Minns, 22nd June,1944.(Ex. Min. No. 254 Approved 4th October, 1944.)

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.H15 Excellency the Administrator of the Government of

the Commonwealth in Council has approved of thefollowing changes being made:

CITIZEN AIR FORCE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The appointment of Flying Officer G. F. Chapple (421245)is terminated on medical grounds with effect from 23rdAugust, 1944.

ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The appointments of the following officers are terminatedat their own request with effect from the dates indicated:(Flight Lieutenants) A. R. Westmacott (264200), 18thAugust, 1944, P. L. Summers (265607), 21st August, 1944,Flying Officer L. T. R. Anderson (263500), 14th August,1944.

The appointments of the following officers are terminatedon medical grounds with effect from the dates indicated:(Flight Lieutenants) A. Henshall, M.M. (253305) , C. W.Verran (263280), E. R. Wisdom (252806), 18th August,1944, Flying Officer J. K. Kirby (254681 ), 20th August,1944.


The appointment of Flight Lieutenant J. Grainger(255715 ) is terminated on his becoming surplus to require-ments with effect from 31st August, 1944.

EQUIPMENT BRANCH.

The appointment of Flying Officer E. W. Dinunock(295423 ) is terminated on medical grounds with effect from30th August, 1944.

MEDICAL BRANCH.Pharmaceutical Section.

The appointment of Flight Lieutenant F. T. Bowden(252772) is terminated' at his own request with effect from26th August, 1944.

RESERVE.GENERAL DUTIES BRANCH.

The appointment of Flying Officer R. F. Bush (1381) isterminated with effect from 30th August, 1944.

.-ADMINISTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.Flying Officer G. H. B. McDonell (261368) is transferred

from the Active List with effect from 22nd August, 1944.

MEDICAL BRANCH.

The following officers are transferred from the Active Listwith effect from the dates indicated : Squadron LeaderW. D. Cunningham (26.1890 . 14th August, 1944, (FlightLieutenants) C. F. Bernard (264592) , 18th August, 1944,L. Elias (273736), 21st August, 1944. (Ex. Min. No. 255

Approved 4th October, 1944.. )

ARTHUR S. DRAKEFORD, Minister for Air.

DEPARTMENT OF TILE ARMY.Defence Act 1903-1941, Section 63, and Civilians Staff

Regulations.Resig?la lion . The resignation of Herbert Lee Andrews,

Senior Examiner, Inspection Division, Victoria, is nowaccepted as from the close of business on 19th September,1944, in lien of 5th July. 1944, as approved in ExecutiveMinute No. 13,6. (Ex. Min. No. 175 Approved' 4th October,1944. )

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.THE following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon

another provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter ortelegram, within swenty -one days of the date of this notification, as follows :

(a) if the promotion is to be made in a State, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the capital city of that State ;(b) if the promotion is to be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector in Canberra, unless the

promotion is to be made to a vacancy in the Postmaster - General's Department, in which case the officer shall lodge hisappeal with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Sydney ; .

(c) if the promotion is to .be made in the Northern Territory :(i) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Department

of Trade and Customs :(ii) with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Adelaide, in the case of a promotion to a vacancy in the Postmaster -

General's Department :(iii) with the Public Service Inspector, Canberra., in other cases.

An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.Under Section 5Ó (7A) of the Commonwealth Publie Service Act, the Board may regard an appeal as having been made against a

provisional promotion notified hereunder by any officers who, at any time within the time prescribed for lodging an appeal, are absent onleave for war service.

Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect, of each,except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the saine Branch of a Department, whenone appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.

The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:(a) Sul rior efficiency ; or(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.

(N.B. Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribedby Determinations.)

Name. Pressent Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

Gordon, Henry Vincent

Cleary, James Patrick

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Taxation Branch, Queensland.

Clerk (£96- £318), Third Divi Clerk (£300- £366), Third Division, Salession, Correspondence and Tax, vice G. H. Foreman, promotedAccounts

Duties. Internal Examiner.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.

Pensions, Maternity Allowances and Child Endowment Branch.

New South Wales.

Clerk (£414 - £486), Third Divi- Clerk (£4504522), Third Division, Maternitysion, Unattached, Sydney Allowançes Section, Sydney. New office

created (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/467)

Duties. Officer -in- Charge of Section : certifying for payment claims for maternity allowances.

Victoria.

Crayford, Leonard McGeorge .. Senior Assistant (£280- £312), Inquiry Officer, Grade 1 (£306 - £342), FourthFourth Division, Pensions Division, Child Endowment Section, Mel-Section, Melbourne boume, vice J. Naughton, promoted

Duties. Outdoor inquiries in connexion with claims for child endowment.

358

544

382

5.10.44

5.10.44

5.10.44


PROMOTIONS--ctntieä.

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary onPromotion.

Date ofPromotion.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Brown, Edward H e n r y George . .

Goldburg, Kathleen Rita May ..

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84-L272), Fourth Division, Pioton

Assistant (Female), Grade 1(£84- £178), Fourth Division,Accounts Branch (Telephone

Postal Clerk (£108 - £330), Fourth Division,Tingha, vice C. L. Seely, transferred

Assistant (Female), Grade 2 (£186 - £194),Fourth Division, Accounts Branch (Re-lieving), vice Violet McDonald, retired

322

221

5.10.44

!7

Accounts)Duties. Relieving in all sections of the Accounts Branch.

Victoria.O'Halloran, Harold Mail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth

Division, Mail BranchSenior Mail Officer, Grade 2 (£294 - £330),

Fourth Division, Mail Branch, vice P. J.370 5.10.44

Murphy, seconded

Queens land.Burns, Claud Edward James .. Senior Technician (£364£388),

Fourth Division, KingaroySupervising Technician (£408 - £444), Fourth

Division, Innisfail, vice N. F. Hine, pro-moted

484 5.10.44

Foster, Victor Joseph Senior Lineman (£285 - £309),Fourth Division, Engineering

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff

400 7.

Branch, Line Staff (Metro-politan Division)

The position is that

(Metropolitan Division). New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/41.2)

of Faults Foreman.

Finlay, Richard Adam Senior Lineman (£285- £309),Fourth Division, Engineering

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff

400 ,,


The position is th

(Metropolitan Division). New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/412)

at of Area Foreman.

Jones, William Thomas Senior Lineman (£285- £309),Fourth Division, Engineering

Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£360), FourthDivision, Engineering Branch, Line Staff

400


(Metropolitan Division). New officecreated (P.S.B. Certificate No. 44/412)

The position is that of Area Foreman.

South A ustralia.Bray, Albert James .. Postman (£84- £256), Fourth

Division, Mail BranchMail Officer (£84- £312), Fourth Division,

Mail Branch, vice A. F. Robertson, de-ceased

312 5.10.44

Molony, Colin Shortland Postman (£84- £256), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth 158Division, Goodwood Division, Whyalla, vice C. A. Grantham,

promotedLeak, Douglas Raymond Postman (£844256), Fourth Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), Fourth 264 !!

Division, Thebarton Division, Peterborough, vice H. J.McGlaughliii, promoted

Deer, Kelvin Reuben Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £256),Fourth Division, Engineer-ing Branch

Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £272), FourthDivision, Millicent, vice B. O'Connell,promoted

188

Moore, Olive Maud . . Telephonist (£84- £198), Fourth Monitor (£2264250), Fourth Division, Port 277 PP

Division, Telephone Branch Pinie, vice N. M. Silver, promoted(Central Exchange)

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed :


G. E. Thornton, appearing in Gazette of 17th August, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES.

V. H. Humana, and S. Fitzgerald, appearing in Gazette of 24th August, 1944.P. H. Mceraith, appearing in Gazette of 7th September, 1944.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

W. E. Nelson, appearing in Gazette of 10th August, 1944.V. M. Moore, A. W. Mitchell, P. S. Faulkner, A. L. Creighton, and J. D. Gatto, appearing in Gazette of 17th August, 1944.H. V. M. Edwards, R. B. Dixon, R. G. Frew, F. Evans, P. J. Sullivan, P. N. Burchell, C. S. Parker, I. M. Freeman, O. L. Hill,

E. Y. D. Taylor, E. J. T. McLean, J. D. McLachlan, T. A. Ford, G. L. Farrell, and R. J. -Horton, appearing in Gazette of 24th August,1944.

M. A. Webb, and R. A. McDonald, appearing in Gazette of 7th September, 1944.

OFFICES ABOLISHED, CREATED, ETC.PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Classification. The classification of the office of MotorDriver, Fourth Division, occupied by R. J. Tracy, will infuture be minimum £408 and maximum £444, subject tovariation in pursuance of regulation 106A. (This is a con-solidation of previous salary and fixed allowance. )

6045.-2


Exemption.The provisions of the Commonwealth PubticService Act 1922-1943 shall not apply for the period notexceeding twelve months commencing on let July, 1944, to.

the person employed as Chairman of the Financial andEconomic Committee, Department of the Treasury.(Ex.Min. No. 142.)

No. 197. -5th October, 1944 2274 Commonwealth Gazette

PROMOTIONS COMMONWEALTH PUBLICSERVICE ACT 1922 -1943.

THE Public Service Board has confirmed the undermentionedTHEpromotions as notified in the Gazettes indi-

cated:Bruce White, 8th June, 1944; Leo McConville, JohnFranklin Howard, 27th July, 1944; William Alexander RoyHarding, 3rd August, 1944.

F. G. THORPE, Commissioner,Public Service Board.

APPOINTMENTS AND RETIREMENTS.THE following appointments and retirements are notified

by the Public Service Board:

APPOINTMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

Canberra.

Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. KathleenRandell.

Doreen

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.

Victoria.

Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division. William ArthurClancy.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

New South Wales.

Mail Officer, Fourth, Division. Cecil Ernest Rice.Assistant Storeman, Fourth Division.Walter Clyde

Briscoe.Postman, Fourth Division. Frank Levick, Allan Verdun

Harrington, Wilfred John Wadds, Alfred Stanley Hesketh,Albert Gordon Jesse 1Stoodley.

Lineman, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Francis JosephGriffith, Sidney Edwin James.

Telephonist, Fourth Division. Patricia Margaret Sullivan,Clare Agnes Burke, Josephine Margaret Bleakley, Violet RitaCauchi, Patricia Carmel O'Shea, Mary Margaret Rex, ElaineTherese Millis, Audrey Doreen Frost, Yvonne CarolineValmai Crocker, Kathleen Margaret Jones, Thelma LorraineLee, Noeline Hope Tuchin, Joan Elvie Hughes, CharmainElizabeth Nicoll, May Angelia Christoff, Dorothy EdithNurthen, Betty Jeanette Bradley, Christina May Dobson,Marguerita Mary Desmond, Jane Sophia Holland, MargaretEmilie Thompson, Elsie Ellen Patricia Glashen, Dulcie AnnieDig-weed, Emily Helen Jones, - Marjorie Anna Lynton, KathleenMarion Herbrand, Marie Gwladys Afford, Mollie Nora Mcllroy,Esma Dawn Nye, Laurel Elsie Rowe, Patricia Laurence,Frances Bridget Ward, Joan Helen Tothill, June ElizabethHodgson, Peggy Poynting, Dorothy Frances Dullard, ZendaTheresa Masters, Joyce Margaret Mitchell, Marie IsabellaStevens, Patricia Muriel Eastick, Margaret Clara Thomas,Patricia Dawn Elkin, Noreen Mary Pulling, June JosephineCullen, Audrey Alice Mackey, Margery Aileen McCormack,Dorothea Fulton, Agnes Joan Marnan, Annie CarolineChapman, Joyce Rath, Valerie Maureen Small, Verna BettyCrowe, Betty McLachlan, Mary Theresa Nolan, Agnes AdellMcLennan, Doris B'etty Smith, Betty Annie Sproule, MargaretMcAuliffe, Beryl May Cook, Shirley Joan Sams, Alison AnneMillard, Betty Lorimer Claridge, Jean Margaret Cox, DoreenMary Griffin, Verona Susie Barrett, Genevieve Margaret Webb,Myra Parker, Beryl Florence Firth, Nancy Schofield, EsmeJoyce McClintock, Margaret Helen Fisher, Rita Pett, JeanMargaret Ruth Hughes, Edna June Smith, Elizabeth HelenIna Bonser, Christel Daphne Mary Britton, Marcia YvetteLambert.

Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Brian FrancisPayne, Wilfred Eugene Sullivan, John Richard Pead, PaulAgustine Holmes, Arthur Ronald MacPherson, StanleyMcClenahan, Amos Hartley, John Patrick Purcell, RobertJoseph Mason, Lawrence James Murphy, Donald Brian Hollis,Hilton Thomas Hayes, John Charles Rootsey, Terence LeslieGurney, John McCormack, James Bruce Parker, John WilliamBoles.

Victoria.Postman, Fourth Division. Thomas Alexander Chatto.

Telephonist, Fourth Division. Joan Mary O'Donohue,Nancy Short, Elizabeth Grace Comber, Lesley Dawkins Platt,Dorothy Mary Martha Toye, Elizabeth Therese Collard,Maureen Bernadette Curthoys, Jean Phyllis Crighton Warner,Catherine June Douglas, Kathleen Patricia Webster, Iris

MarieDaicy, Joan arie Hollingshead, Mary CatherineJeffs, Delia Mary Clarke, Joy Lawton, Patricia OliveIllingworth, Pauline Frances Churchman, Mary VeronicaFielder, Joan Margaret Copsey, Eileen Elizabeth Beaver,Frances Nicowah Holding.

Queensland.

Telephonist, Fourth Division. Muriel Robina Currey,Bernice Adele Green.

Telegraph. Messenger, Fourth Division. Lewis Goddard,Owen John Wright, Francis Joseph McQueen, Clarence EdwardHutchison.

South Australia.

Telephonist, Fourth Division. Valpre Patricia Portman,Dorothy Selma Polkinghorne, Valda Edith Gibson, MaryCatherine McDougall, Ruby Alma Staben, Moreen BerylWerner, Mary LeStrange, Aileen Mary Hillary, PamelaMorphett, Beatrice Eulalie Elsegood, Veronica PatriciaKavanagh, Gloria Dawn Munro, Valerie Esmé Jarrett,Jeannette Strang Dudley.

Western Australia.

Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Gwynne Fruin.Telephonist, Fourth Division. Mollie Doreen Cornwell.

RETIREMENTS.


Printing Branch.

Section 85 (2 ) .Edward Henry Chalmers, Head Reader, asfrom the close of business on 24th October, 1944.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria.Section 67.Horace Leslie Harbison, Mechanic, Grade 2,

as from the close of business on 7th November, 1944; ThomasJohn Harris, Lineman, Grade 1, as from the close of businesson 18th October, 1944.

South Australia.

Section 49. Gwendoline Muriel Earl, Telephonist, as fromthe close of business on 9th September, 1944.


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EXAMINATIONS.

Examination No. 2563.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

COMPETITIVE examination for appointment as abovewill be held, subject to the following conditions:

DATE OF ExAmiNATION. Saturday, 4th November, 1944.

EXAMINATION CENTRES

Australian Capital Territory. Canberra.

New South Wales.Adelong, Belmont, Cassiiis,Coonamble, Finley, Hilfston, Junee, Kyogle, Narran-dera, Richmond, Wellington, Werris Creek, Windsor,Wollongong, Woodburn, Woy Woy.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. Mates who are natural -bornor naturalized British subjects, and who were born not earlierthan 4th April, 1929, and not later than 4th February, 1930.

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How TO MAKE APPLICATION.Application must be made onprinted forms which are obtainable from the Postmastersat the centres where the examination is to be held.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be lodged notlater than noon on Friday, 27th October, 1944, with the Post-master at the examination centre selected.

Applications received after noon on 27th October, 1944,will be rejected unless the applicant has advised the Post-master at the examination centre by letter. or telegramwhich reaches him not later than noon on 27th October,1944, that he is forwarding an application, and he hasactually posted his application before or on 27th October,1944.

EXAMINATION FEE. Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector ofPublic Moneys.

SALARIES. The following are the current rates of salarypayable. The amounts are subject to variation in accordancewith the rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost ofliving:

Under 16 yearsAt 16At 17At 18At 19At 20

L

8698

108126150180

An officer obliged to live away from home will be paid aminimum remuneration of £106 per annum.

ALLOWANCE ( TELEGRAPHY ) .An annual allowance at a ratenot exceeding £8 may be paid to Telegraph Messengers uponpassing the prescribed examination in telegraphy (sendingand receiving) .

Telegraph Messengers may be promoted to higher positionsin the Fourth Division, such as Telephonist, Postman,Assistant, Mail Officer, and Postal Assistant, Grade 1.Officers may also qualify by examination for transfer as Clerk,Third Division, and as Postal Clerk and Telegraphist.

SUBJECTS OF Ex AiIINATION.The subjects of examinationwill be

Fullmarks.

(a ) Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,neatness and simplicity, from the candi-date's paper in Spelling .. .. 50

(b ) Spelling. To be judged from the candidate'stranscription of a mis- spelled paper .. 150

(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, includingBritish standard weights, measures, andmoney .. .. .. ..

should not undergo medical examination until instructed todo so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment an officerwill also be required to contribute to the CommonwealthSuperannuation Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem-porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen daysof the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification ofappointment and request to report for duty, will be regardedfor seniority purposes as having entered the CommonwealthService on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appoint-ment certifiea te.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a successful candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication from the Board,a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting his nomination to the Public Service,his name may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment ".


Examination No. 2564.

FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.

ACOMPETITIVE examination for appointment as abovewill be held, subject to the following conditions:

DATE OF EXAMINATION. Saturday, 4th November, 1944.

EXAMINATION CENTRESVictoria.Bacchus Marsh, C'orryong, Geelong, Merbein,

Mornington, Portland, Rutherglen, Swan Hill, Warr-nambool, Werribee, Yarrawonga.

South Australia. Eudunda, Hallett, Kapunda, PortPirie, Renmark, Robe, Saddleworth and Waikerie.

7'asrania. Cygnet, Smithton, Waratah.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.Males who are natural -bornor naturalized British subjects, and who were born not earlierthan 4th August, 1929, and not later than 4th December, 1930.

How TO MAKE APPLICATION. Application must be made onprinted forms which are obtainable from the Postmastersat the centres where the examination is to be held.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be lodged not200 later than noon on Friday, 27th October, 1944, with the

Postmaster at the examination centre selected.TExT- BOORS. No text -books are prescribed, but a booklet

containing papers set at a previous examination for appoint-ment as Telegraph Messenger may be obtained from theGovernment Printer, Canberra, or the Commonwealth InquiryOfficer, Commonwealth Bank Building, Martin- place, Sydney,for 3d. (by post, 43d.) .

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed theexamination unless he obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

If two or more candidates secure the same total of marks,their order of merit will be determined by marks obtainedfor (a) Arithmetic, (b) Spelling, and, where those marksare equal, (c) by lot.

VACANCIES.Jt is estimated that two appointments will bemade at Wollongong and one at each of the other centreswithin the twelve months' period of eligibility.

ELIGIniLITY.A successful candidate will be eligible forappointment at the centre for which he qualifies until theexpiration of twelve months commencing on the date ofpublication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results ofthe examination, provided that a successful candidate underthe school leaving age will not be eligible for appointmentuntil he attains that age.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. Upon appointment,a successful candidate must produce evidence of the date ofhis birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board insuch particulars as it may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Successful candidates

Applications received after noon on 27th October, 1944, willbe rejected unless the applicant has advised the Postmasterat the examination centre by letter or telegram whichreaches him not later than noon on 27th October, 1944, thathe is forwarding an application, and he has actually postedhis application before or en the 27th October, 1944.

EXAMINATION FEE. Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector ofPublic Moneys.

SALARIES. The following are the current rates of salarypayable. The amounts are subject' to variation in accordancewith the rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost ofliving :

Under 16 yearsAt 1,6At 17At 18At 19At 20

,f

£8698

108126150180


ALLOWANCE ( TELEGRAPHY ) .An annual allowance at a ratenot exceeding £8 may be paid to Telegraph Messengers uponpassing the prescribed examination in telegraphy (sendingand receiving).

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Telegraph Messengers may be promoted to higher positionsin the Fourth Division, such as Telephonist, Postman,_Assistant, Mail Officer and Postal Assistant, Grade 1.Officers may also qualify by examination for transfer as Clerk,Third Division, and as Postal Clerk and Telegraphist.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. The subjects of examinationwill be

(a) Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,neatness and simplicity, from the candi-date's paper in Spelling .. 50

(b) Spelling.To be judged from the candidate'stranscription of a mis- spelled paper . 150

(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, includingBritish standard weights, measures, andmoney .. .. .. .. 200

TEXT-BOOKS.--No text -books are prescribed, but a bookletvontaining papers set at a previous examination for appoint-ment as Telegraph Messenger may be obtained from theCommonwealth Public Service Inspectors, Melbourne, Adelaideand Hobart, for 3d. (by post

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed theoxanination unless he obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

If two or more candidates secure the same total of marks,heir order of merit will be determined by marks obtained

'.'or (a) Arithmetic, (b) Spelling, and, where those marksare equal, (c) by lot.

VACANCIES. It is estimated that one appointment will bemade at each centre within the twelve months' period ofeligibility.

ELIGIBILITY. A successful candidate will be eligible forappointment at the centre at which he qualifies until theexpiration of twelve months commencing on the date ofpublication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results ofthe examination, provided that a successful candidate underthe age fixed by the law of any State as the school leavingacre will not be eligible for appointment in that State untilhe attains that age.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. Upon appointment,a successful candidate must produce evidence of the date ofhis birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board in.rich particulars as it may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Successful candidatesshould not undergo medical examination until instructed to'lo so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment an officerwill also be required to contribute to the CommonwealthSuperannuation Fund.

Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem-porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen da 'ysof the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification ofappointment and request to report for duty, will be regardedfor seniority purposes as having entered the CommonwealthService on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appoint-ment rertifica.te.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT.If a successful candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication from the Board,a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting his nomination to the Public Service,his name may be removed from the " Register of PersoneQualified for Appointment ".


marks.

Examination No. 2565.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE).

A.COMPETITIVE examination for appointment as abovewill be held, subject to the following conditions:

DATE OF ExAMINATION. Saturday. 4th November, 1944.EXAMINATION CENTRES

New South iha.tes. Al.bury, Armidale, Ballda.le, Bellata.ll+oggabilla, Captain's Flat, C'orowa, Darlington Point,Deniliquin, Dungog, Finley, Griffith, Gunning, Ivanhoe,Kempsey, Moree, Moulamein, Mullaley, Newcastle,Ourimbah, Raymond Terrace:, St. Mary's, The Entrance,Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Wellington, Wentworth Falls,Wilcann.ia, Windsor.

Victoria.Alexandra, Belgrave, Cobrara, Corryong,Jeparit, Mortlake, Trafalgar, Yarrawonga.

Queensland.Ayr, Babinda, .Beaudesert, Blacka.11.Burleigh Heads, Cloncurry, Dirranbandi, Greenmount,Hughenden, Jandowae, Kalbar, Longreach, Mackay,Nambour, Roma, . Talwood, Toogoolawah, Wallangarra,Warwick, Winton, Yarranran.

South .Australia..-- .Carrieton, Cummins, Edithburgb,Kimba, Singscote, Melrose, Nuriootpa, PPeterborougIi,Port. Lincoln, Port Victoria, Snowtown, Wirrabara,Yankalilla.

Western Australia. Balingup, Bencu.bbin, Coolgardie,Cue, Katanning, Kulin, Leonora, Mingenew, Mt.Magnet.

Tasmania.Launceston, Longford, Rosebery, St. Helens,Ulverstone.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER. Females ( unmarried) whoare natural -born or naturalized British subjects, and whowere born not earlier than 5th November, 1925, and not laterthan 4th November, 1928.

How To MAKE APPLICATION. -- Application should be madeon the printed form, which is obtainable from the Postmastersat the centres where the examination is to be held.

ExAMINATION FEE. Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector ofPublic Moneys.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. Applications must be lodged notlater than noon on Friday, 27th October, 1944, with the Post-master at the examination centre selected.

Applications received after noon on 27th October, 1944,will be rejected unless the applicant has advised the Post-master at the examination centre by letter or telegram whichreaches him not later than noon on 27th October, 1944, thatshe is forwarding an application, and she has actually,posted her application before or on the 27th October, 1944.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS. A candidate should at once informthe Postmaster at the examination centre of any change inher address.

SALARIES. The following are the rates of salary payable.The amounts are subject to variation in accordance withthe rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost of living:

Per annum.

104116128146170201

Under 17 yearsAt17At 18At 19At20At 2]

Subject to good conduct, diligence and efficiency, adultTelephonists are entitled to annual increments until a maxi-mum of £225 is reached.


SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION. The subjects of examinationwill be:

Fullmarks.

(a) Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,neatness and simplicity, from the candi-date's paper in Spelling .. .. 50

(b) Spelling. To be judged from the candidate'stranscription of a mis- spelled paper . 150(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, includingBritish standard weights, measures, andmoney .. .. .. .. 200

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed theexamination unless she obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

If two or more candidates secure the same total ofmarks, their order of merit will be determined by marksobtained for (a) Arithmetic, (b) Spelling, and, where thosemarks are equal, (c) by lot.TEXT- BOOKS. No text -books are prescribed, but a booklet

containing papers set, at a previous examination for appoint-ment as Telephonist may be obtained from the CommonwealthInquiry Officer, Commonwealth Bank Building, Martin- place,Sydney, and from the Commonwealth Public Service Inspec-tors, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Hobart, for3d. (by post 4id.) .

VACANCIEs. It is estimated that nine appointments will bemade at Launceston, three at Warwick, two at each of New-castle, \Vagga Wagga, Windsor, Burleigh Heads, Greenmount,Jandowae, Kalbar, and Leonora, and one at each of the othercentres within the twelve months' period of eligibility.

ELIGIBILITY. A successful candidate will be eligible forappointment at the centre at which she has qualified untilthe expiration of twelve months commencing on the date ofthe publication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the resultsof the examination.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS._Upon appointmenta successful candidate must produce evidence of the date ofher birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board insuch particulars as it may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Successful candidatesshould not undergo medical examination for this purposeuntil instructed to do so. Upon the confirmation of herappointment, an officer will also be required to contribute tothe Commonwealth Superannuation Fund.

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Qualified candidates who on appointment are already tem-porarily employed, or who take up duty within fourteen daysof the date of issue by the Chief Officer of notification ofappointment and request to report for duty, will be regardedfor seniority purposes as having entered the CommonwealthService on the date of the Public Service Inspector's appoint-ment certificate.

It should be noted by all candidates that, unless theypossess acute hearing, normal eyesight, a clear voice, distinctenunciation, freedom from any throat affection,. and have thefollowing arm reach, they should not enter the examination:Standing erect with shoulder raised and right arm extendedvertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from ground to fingertips; standing erect with shoulder raised and left armextended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from groundto finger tips; standing erect with arms extended horizontally,4 ft. 10 in. from finger tips to finger tips.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a successful candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to her, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication from the Board,a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting her nomination to the Public Service,her name may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment ".

PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT. Everyperson appointed to the position of Telephonist will, afterthe expiration of three months from the date of appointment,be tested in clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing overa telephone line, and in practical efficiency in the operationof a telephone switchboard. If an appointee fails to pass thistest, her appointment will be annulled.


Examination No. 2566.FOR . APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER, HOBART AND

SUBURBS.

ACOMPETITIVE Examination for appointment as abovewill be held, subject to the following conditions:

DATE OF EXAMINATION.Saturday, 4th November, 1944.EXAMINATION OENTRE.Hobart.

PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.Males who are natural -bornor naturalized British subjects, and who were born not earlierthan 4th August, 1929, and not later than 4th December,1930.

How TO MAKE APPLICATION. Applications must be madeon printed forms, which are obtainable from the Common-wealth Public Service Inspector, Customs House, Hobart.

EXAMINATION FEE.Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector ofPublic Moneys.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE.Applications must be lodged notlater than 25th October, 1944, with the Commonwealth PublicService Inspector, Hobart.Applications received after 25th October, 1944, will berejected unless the applicant has advised the CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector by letter or telegram which reacheshim not later than 25th October, 1944, that he is forwarding

an application, and he has actually posted his applicationbefore or on. 25th October, 1944.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS. A candidate should at once advise theCommonwealth Public Service Inspector, Hobart, of anychange in his address.

SALARIES. The following are the current rates of salarypayable. The amounts are subject to variation in accordancewith the rise or fall of the index numbers of the cost ofliving:

Under 16 yearsAt16At 17At .18At19At20 .

.

£8698

108126150180

No. 197. -5th October, 1944


ALLOWANCE ( TELEGRAPHY ) . An annual allowance notexceeding £8 may be paid to Telegraph Messengers uponpassing the prescribed examination in Telegraphy (sendingand receiving) .

Telegraph Messengers may be promoted to higher positionsin the Fourth Division, such as Telephonist, Postman,Assistant, Mail Officer, and Postal Assistant, Grade 1. Officersmay also qualify by examination for transfer as Clerk, ThirdDivision, and for promotion as Postal Clerk and Telegraphist.

SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION.The subjects of examinationareFull

marks.Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,

neatness and simplicity, from the candi-date's paper in Spelling. .. .. 50

Spelling. To be judged from the candi-date's transcription of a mis- spelled paper 150

Arithmetic. First four rules (includingBritish . standard weights, measures, andmoney) .. .. .. .. 200

TEXT BOOKS. No text -books are prescribed, but a bookletcontaining papers set at a previous Commonwealth PublicService examination for appointment as Telegraph Messengermay be obtained from the Commonwealth, Public ServiceInspector, Hobart, for 3d. (by post 4id.).

A candidate will not be regarded as having passed theexamination unless he obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

If two or more candidates secure the same total of marks,their order of merit, respectively, will be determined by marksobtained for (a) Arithmetic, ( b) Spelling, and, where thosemarks also are equal, (c) by lot.

VACANCIES. It is estimated that four (4 ) appointmentswill be made within the twelve months' period of eligibility.ELIGIBILITY. --A successful candidate will be eligible forappointment within the metropolitan area of Hobart until the

expiration of twelve months commencing on the date of thepublication in the Commonwealth Gazette of the results ofthe examination, provided that a successful candidate underthe age fixed by the law of the State as the school leavingage will not be eligible for appointment until he attainsthat age.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS.--Upon appointmenta successful candidate must produce evidence of the dateof his birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board insuch particulars as it may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Successful candidatesshould not undergo medical examination until instructed todo so. Upon the confirmation of his appointment an officerwill also be required to contribute to the CommonwealthSuperannuation Fund.


REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a successful candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to him, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication from the Board,a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting his nomination to the Public Service,his name may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment ".


Examination No. 2567.FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEPHONIST (FEMALE) AT TELEPHONEEXCHANGES IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA OF HOBART.

ACOMPETITIVE examination for appointment as abovewill be held under the following conditions:_.DATE OF EXAMINATION.Saturday, 4th November, 1944.EXAMINATION CKNTRE.-- Hobart.

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PERSONS ELIGIBLE TO ENTER.Females ( unmarried) wheare natural -born or naturalized British subjects and whowere born not earlier than 5th November, 1925, and not laterthan 4th November, 1928.

HOW TO MARE APPLICATION. A11 applications must besubmitted on printed forms, which may be obtained, uponeither written or personal request, from the CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector, Customs House, Hobart.

EXAMINATION FEE.Each application must be accompaniedby a postal note for 5s., made payable to the Collector ofPublic Moneys.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE. =Applications must reach the Com-monwealth Public Service Inspector, Hobart, not later than25th October, 1944.

Applications received after 25th October, 1944, will berejected unless the applicant has advised the CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector, Hobart, by letter or telegram whichreaches him not later than 25th October, 1944, that she isforwarding an application, and she has actually posted herapplication before or on 25th October, 1944.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS.If a candidate changes her addressafter she forwards her application, she should immediatelyadvise the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Hobart.

SALARIES. The following are the current rates of salarypayable, but the amounts are subject to variation inaccordance with the rise or fall of the index numbers of thecost of living:

Age. £

Under 17 years 104

At 17 116

:: 18 128

19 146

20 170

21 201

Subject to good conduct, diligence and efficiency, adultTelephonists are entitled to annual increments until the maxi-mum of £225 is reached.


SUBJECTS OF EXAMINATION.The subjects of examinationwill be Full

Marks.

(a) Handwriting. To be judged for legibility,neatness and simplicity from the can-didate's paper in Spelling .. .. 50

(b) Spelling. To be judged from the candidate'stranscription of a mis- spelled paper .. 150

(c) Arithmetic. First four rules, includingBritish standard weights, measures andmoney ..

ORDER OF APPOINTMENT. Candidates who qualify will beconsidered for appointment in accordance with their order ofmerit at the examination.

ELIGIBILITY. A candidate will be eligible for appointmentwithin the metropolitan area of Hobart until the expiration oftwelve months commencing on the date of the publication of theresults of the examination in the Commonwealth Gazette.

APPOINTMENT SUBJECT TO CONDITIONS. --A qualified candi-date must, upon appointment, produce evidence of the date ofher birth and a medical certificate satisfying the Board insuch particulars as it may determine of sound bodily healthand freedom from physical defects. Candidates who qualifyshould not undergo medical examination for this purpose untilinstructed to do so. Upon the confirmation of her appoint-ment, an officer will also be required to contribute to theCommonwealth Superannuation Fund.


It should be noted by all candidates that, unless theypossess acute hearing, normal eyesight, a clear voice, distinctenunciation, freedom from any throat affection, and have thefollowing arm reach, they should not enter the examination:Standing erect with shoulder raised and right arm extendedvertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from ground to fingertips; standing erect with shoulder raised and left armextended vertically to its fullest extent, 6 feet from groundto finger tips; standing erect with arms extended horizontally,4 ft. to in. from finger tips to finger tips.

REFUSAL OF APPOINTMENT. If a qualified candidatedeclines to accept an appointment offered to her, or fails toreply within seven days to a communication from the Board,a Public Service Inspector, or the Deputy Director, Posts andTelegraphs, respecting her nomination to the Public Service,her name may be removed from the " Register of PersonsQualified for Appointment ".

PRACTICAL TESTS SUBSEQUENT TO APPOINTMENT. Everyperson appointed to the position of Telephonist will, after theexpiration of three months from the date of appointment, betested in clearness of speech and acuteness of hearing over atelephone line, and in practical efficiency in the operationof a telephone switchboard. If an appointee fails to pass thistest, her appointment will be annulled.


200 Examination No. 2536.A candidate will not be regarded as having passed the

examination unless she obtains at least half of the full marksin each of the subjects of Spelling and Arithmetic.

The papers in Spelling will be marked first, and the papersin Arithmetic of candidates who fail in Spelling will not bemarked, nor will those candidates be awarded marks forHandwriting.

Where two or more candidates secure the same total ofmarks, their order of merit, respectively, will be determinedby marks obtained for (a) Arithmetic, (b) Spelling, and,where those marks are equal, (c) by lot.

TExT- Boons. No text -books are prescribed, but a bookletcontaining papers set at a previous Commonwealth PublicService Examination for appointment as Telephonist may beobtained from the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector,Customs House, Hobart, for 3d. (4id. by post) .

VACANCIES. It is estimated that six (6) appointmentswill be made within the twelve months commencing on the dateof publication of the resulte of the examination in theCommonwealth Gazette.

UNDER CONDITIONS OF ADVANCEMENT Or CADET ENGINEERS,POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT, AS ENGINEER.

Held 3rd, 6th and 10th July, 1944.

THE following cadet engineers were successful at theexamination in the departmental subjects of the Third

1 ear, viz., Line Construction, Transmission I., and TelephoneEquipment

NEW SOUTH WALES.

Knightley, Ronald Ernest.Miller, Barry Reginald Joseph.Wallis, Kenneth Stephen.

VICTORIA.

Page, Ronald John.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Higgins, Murray William.


Commonwealth Gazette .2279 No. 197. -5th October, 1944

NOTIFICATION

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PPLICATION S are invited from permanent officers of theCommonwealth Public Service for promotion or transfer

to the positions named in the appended Schedule. Where soindicated, applications will also be received from officers of thePublic Service of the States and other persons.

Applicants should state fully their qualifications for theposition sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forwardtheir applications to the officer indicated in the last columnin time to reach him not later than the appointed date.

Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or morevacancies a separate application should be forwarded inrespect of each position sought except where the positionsapplied for are of similar classification and in the sameBranch of a Department, e.g., positions of Postmaster, LinesStaff positions, &c., when one application covering suchpositions will be accepted.

In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of thePublic Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, thefollowing particulars should be set out at the foot of theapplication :

Full name ( block letters )DesignationStandard salary scaleOffice or BranchAge last birthday (in years )Length of serviceSalary ( per annum )Date granted last increment

OF VACANCIES.Other applicants should state full names, date, year and

place of birth, and whether they are natural born ornaturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should giveparticulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas,references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they will be asked for.

The range of salary indicates the classified value of aposition, but appointments may be made at any salary withinsuch range.

Successful applicants must comply with the provisions ofthe Superannuation Act.

At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rateof 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position willbe made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existingquarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn atany time.

Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may betransferred without promotion, as the result of an applicationfor an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their ownexpenses of removal unless the transfer comes within theconditions prescribed it Public Service Regulation No. 119.

Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are notpermanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service willnot be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (including, if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)exceed £3, when such allowance as the circumstances justifymay be granted.

Position, Salary Scale and Division. Locality. Salary.tClosing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.Electoral Branch, Tasmania.

Clerk (£414 - £486), Third Division Hobart £454 to £526* .. 19th October, IThe Commonwealth Elec-1944 toral Officer, Hobart

Duties. Senior Clerk to Commonwealth Electoral Officer, Public Service Inspector and Works Registrar. A thorough knowledgeof Electoral, Public Service and Audit Act, Regulations, General Orders and Arbitration Awards is essential.

Clerk (£264- £342), Third Division .. I Hobart ..I

£304 to £382 .. 1 19th October, I The Commonwealth Elee-1944 toral Officer, Hobart

Duties. To assist in Accounts, Stores, Works Requisitions and Records Section.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE.Commerce, General Administration and Marketing Branch.

*Grader, Grade 1 (£366 - £486), ThirdDivision (three positions)

Brisbane ..SydneyMelbourne

£406 to £.526 19th October,1944

The Secretary, Departmentof Commerce and Agri -culture, Canberra

Applicants should state whether they hold a Diploma in Dairying or a Degree in Agricultural Science, and must have extensiveexperience in all branches of butter factory work, together with a good knowledge of the practice and theory of butter - making and thecauses of defects in quality.

Applicants should have experience in, and a sound knowledge of, the theory and practice of cheese - making. They should statetheir experience and knowledge relative to the manufacture of any other milk products whilst a knowledge of eggs and their preparationfor market is desirable.

Applicants must be prepared to submit themselves to practical tests in actual Grading of butter and cheese and to give sufficientevidence of their ability to discriminate between the different grades and explain reasons for their decisions.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.

§Senior Industrial Hygiene Officer Melbourne .. £526 to £598 19th October, The Secretary, Department(£486- £558), Third Division (tem- 1944 of Labour and Nationalporary position) Service, Box 2817eÁ,

P.O., Melbourne

Duties. Conduct and develop investigations into industrial hygiene problems.Qualifications. University Degree in Science (with Majors in Physics or Chemistry). or Agricultural Science.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.New South Wales.

Clerk (£300-£342), Third Division, Tele- Canberra £340 to £382 .. 19th October, The Deputy Director, Postsphone Branch I I

I 1944 I and Telegraphs, SydneyApplicants should state fully their knowledge of the Telephone Regulations and standard telephone facilities.

Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in Canberra.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 £342 -£378 , Bellinger £382 to £418 19th October, The Deputy Director, PostsThird Division (

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£382I 1944 I and Telegraphs, Sydney

Housing accommodation is difficult to obtain

Senior Assistant (Mails) (£282 - £318),I

Sydney I £322 to £358 119th44

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Fourth Division, Mail BranchDuties. Maintenance of overseas mail and associated records, investigation of discrepancies, and preparation of verification notes.Housing accommodation is very difficult to obtain in the metropolitan area.

The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 108A or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effectedt These position are also open to officers of the State Public Services and to other persons. As amongst such applicants, preference will be given to returned

sailors. soldiers and airmen with the necessary qualifications.§ An officer of the Service selected for this position will be temporarily transferred thereto. Any increase in remuneration involved will be paid under higher

duties allowance conditions.

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NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES continued.

Position, Salary Scale and Division.

Assistant Supervising Engineer (£696-£768), Third Division, EngineeringBranch (Telephone Equipment Sec-tion) (two positions)

Divisional Engineer (£648 - £720), ThirdDivision, Engineering Branch (Tele-phone Equipment Section)

District Telephone Officer (£486- £558),Third Division, Telephone Branch

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£396 - £432),Third Division

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade I (£342 - £378),Third Division

Postal Assistant, Grade 3 (£264 - £312),Fourth Division

Clerk (£300- £342), Third Division, Tele- Bendigophone Branch

Applicants should state fully their knowledge of the Telephone Regulations and Standard Telephone Facilities. Experience onTelephone contract work procedure desirable.Clerk (£300 - £366), Third Division, En- Melbourne .. f £340 to £406

Locality. Salary.tClosing Date for

Receipt ofApplications.

POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT continued.Victoria.

Melbourne £736 to £808

Housing accommodation difficult to obtain.

Melbourne .. £688 to £760 . .

Housing accommodation difficult to obtain.

Benalla

Shepparton ..

Warracknabeal

Collins- street,Melbourne

£526 to £598

£436 to £472

£382 to £418

£304 to £352

£340 to £382

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To whom Applicationsmust be forwarded.

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Mel-bourne

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Lineman, Grade 2 (£288), Fourth Divi-sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff

.. 19th October, The Deputy Director, Posts1944 and Telegraphs, Mel-

bourneDuties. Staff Clerk, Postal Workshops.

Metropolitan £328No. 2 Divi-sion (twopositions)

Cable jointing qualifications desirable.

Queensland.Postal Assistant, Grade i (£84- £272),

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District Allowance : Grade I.Fourth Division

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Western Australia.Foreman Mechanic, Grade 2 (£432- Perth £472 to £508 . 26th October,

£468), Fourth Division, Engineering 1944Branch, Mechanical

Duties.- Responsible for the efficient maintenance of 2,000 type automatic exchange apparatus and associated apparatus.

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The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Brisbane

The Deputy Director, Postsand Telegraphs, Perth

Line Foreman, Grade 1 £324 - £336), Pingelly £364 to £376 26th October, The Deputy Director, PostsFourth Division, Engineering Branch, 1944 and Telegraphs, PerthLine Staff (Southern Division)

Applicants to state cable jointing qualifications and experience with motor vehicles.

Cadet Engineer (£120 £318), Third Perth £140 to £358 26th October,Division, Engineering Branch 1 I 1944

Applicants must be eligible for an office of Cadet Engineer under the conditions published in the Commonwealth Gazette No. 114 of12th June, 1941. The conditions of advancement of Cadet Engineers were published in Gazette No. 157, dated 4th June, 1942. Applicantsshould supply, in chronological sequence, brief particulars of their educational attainments, including any University or technical collegesubjects, and should state the examination and year in which each of the subjects pre - requisite to eligibility was passed (i.e., Leaving orSenior Public, or for transfer from the Fourth to the Third Division).

A Cadet Engineer is required to enter into certain undertakings in respect of his training. The terms of the Deed of Covenant canbe seen on application to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, or the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector.

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The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 1061 or relative Arbitration Determination.t The salarie; shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106e or relative Arbitration Determinations

have been effected.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 1924-1933.NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NAME of Debtor-- GuasEPrE PATnucco.

Address Formerly of Koah, near Mareeba, in the State ofQueensland, but now of Ingham, in the said State.

Occupation Formerly tobacco farmer, now labourer.Number ---57 of 1935.Court Bankruptcy,. District of Northern Queensland.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.

4255 J. SHANNON, Registrar.

NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

NOTICE is hereby given that the trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, has filed the required statement in the

assigned estate of Haus Carl Wilhelm Neuenkirchen, ofLoxton, South Australia.

Dated at Adelaide, this 2211d day of September, 1944.W. C. CALDER, Trustee.

Steele, Calder, Austin & SIade, 20 Grenfell- street, Adelaide.4256

Commonwealth Gazette

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and

the Australian Capital Territory.DEBTOR'S Name- MICRAEL HENRY MOONEY.

Address -178 George- street North, Sydney.Description- Barman.Number -S.60 of 1940.Date of order -14th June, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended till 14th September,

1944.Ground for refusal of absolute order of discharge -Proof

of facts (a), (b), (e), (d) and (i) of section 119 (7).

2281. No. 197. -5th October, 1944

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's name -EDITH ANNIE ROGERS.

Address -130 Wycombe -road, Neutral Bay.Number -S.65 of 1943.Court Bankruptcy.Date fixed for hearing -13th November, 1944.

J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.26th September, 1944. 4257

Part XI.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.

-In the matter of WILLIAM NlclroLAs STARKEY, of SouthHummocks, farmer, and under Deed of Assignment, No. 119of 1937.NOTICE is hereby 'given that the trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of W. N. Starkey, of South Hummocks.

Dated this the 27th day of September, 1944.F. E. G. EDWARDS, Trustee.

425833 Pirie- street, Adelaide.


-In the matter of HENRY GORDON LEE, of Lameroo,farmer, and under Deed of Assignment No. 84 of 1936.

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OTICE is hereby given that the trustee, in pursuance ofsection 175, lias filed the required statement in the

assigned estate of H. G. Lee, of Lameroo.Dated this the 27th day of September, 1944.

F. E. G. EDWARDS, Trustee.33 Pirie- street, Adelaide. 4259


-In the matter of JOSEPH KILGARIFF, of Brandeth- street,Tusmore, late of Alice Springs, and under Deed of Assign-ment No. 411 of 1932.NOTICE is hereby given that the trustee, in pursuance of

section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of J. Kilgariff, of Tusmore.


33 Pirie- street, Adelaide. 4260


In the matter of FERDINAND JOSEF REHM and ANNIEELIZABETH REHM, of Yaninee, farmers, and under deedof assignment No. 55 of 1937.NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of

s section 175, has filed the required statement in theassigned estate of F. J. and A. E. Rehm, of Yaninee.


33 Pirie- street, Adelaide, South Australia. 4261

District of Western Australia (No. 2 of 1934) .-In the.bankrupt estate of HILTON WARD ENNIS, of Troy - street,Daglish, building contractor.AFOURTH Dividend is intended to be declared in the

above matter. Creditors who have not proved theirdebts by the nineteenth day of October, 1944, will be excludedfrom dividend.

Dated this 30th day of September, 1944.A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.

6 The Esplanade, Perth. 4264

6045. -3

ADJOURNED FURTHER PUBLIC EXAMINATION ANDAPPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

INthe Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia(N o. 147 of 1935).-Re REGINALD WILLIAM. GEORGEPoTTEE- MEDwELL, formerly of Karoonda, motor mechanicand railway employee, lately residing and carrying onbusiness at Tuscan as wood merchant. - ,Summary case.(Present address, Walkerville Tyre Exchange, 172Walkerville- terrace, Walkerville, tyre dealer.)

Dated and place of adjourned further public examination andhearing of application for discharge -10th November,1944, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court,Adelaide.

4262 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.

DEBT-OR'S Name- JosErH BRINER.

Address - Paddy's Market, Brunswick- street, FortitudeValley, Brisbane, Queensland, residing at Gillan- street,Norman Park, Brisbane.

Description- Draper's assistant.Number -6 of 1932. ....Date fixed for hearing -25th October, 1944.

NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.Debtor's name -HENRY RICHARD FRANKLIN.

Address Barton - street, Holland Park, Brisbane, Queens-land.

Description- Builder.Number -35 of 1930.Date of order 26th June, 1944.Nature of order - Suspended three months.Ground named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of fact (b) , section 119 (7) .

4263 R. G. LITTLE, Registrar.

District of Western Australia (No. 23 of 1930) . -In thebankrupt estate of OSCAR CHARLES ALBERT HARVEY, ofLeonora, carrier.

ASECOND Dividend is intended to be declared in theabove matter. Creditors who have not proved their

debts by the 26th day of October, 1944, will be excluded fromdividend.

Dated this 30th day of September, 1944.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.6 The Esplanade, Perth. 4265

District of Western Australia (No. 11 of 1938). -In thebankrupt estate of FRANCIS GOULBURN MOURITZ, lately ofMerredin, formerly of Bunbury, fireman.AFIFTH Dividend is intended to be declared in the above

matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts bythe 26th day of October, 1944, will be excluded from dividend.

Dated this 30th day of September, 1944.

A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.6 The Esplanade, Perth. 4266

NOTICE OF ORDER OF. DISCHARGE.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia

(No. 51 of 1931) .-Re ALFRED DEAKIN, formerly ofSouthern Cross, agent, now of 146 Heytesbury -road,Subiaco.

Date of petition -7th May, 1931.Date of sequestration order -26th May, 1931.Nature of order -By order dated 20th June, 1944, discharge

suspended for three months.Date of order of discharge -20th September, 1944.

4267 G. J. BOYLSON, Registrar.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland(No. 29 of 1933) .-Re RICHARD ABNER WILKIN, of Feez-street, Yeronga, Brisbane, builder. .Summary case.

THIRD and final dividend is intended to be declared inthis estate. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs

of debt with me on or before 16th October, 1944, will beexcluded from this dividend.

J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.Commonwealth Offices, Adelaide - street, Brisbane, .29th

September, 1944. 4268


PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

NO. 57 of 1943. Re ARTHUR WRIGHT HARRIS, formerly ofBeulah in the State of Victoria, garage proprietor, but

now of Warracknabeal in the said State, labourer. -Summary case. -

Date of public examination-10th October, 1944, at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

No. GO of 1943. -Re STEPHEN AROHIBALD MCLEAN, ofWarracknabeal in the State of Victoria, butcher.-Summarycase.

Date of public examination -12th October, 1944, at half -past len a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.

A. McKINNON, Official Receiver. .

450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, 2nd October, 1944. 4269

PUBLIC EXAMINATION.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria (No. 237

of 1929 ) .-Re ALBERT EDWARD HAMILTON O'DONNELL,formerly of Benalla, in the State of Victoria, contractor,but now of Euroa in the said State, carpenter.

Date of public examination -llth October, 1944, at Tena.m., at Court House, Benalla.

A. McKLNNON, Official Receiver.430 Law Courts place, Melbourne, 30th September, 1944.

4270

In the assigned estate of THOMAS JOHNSON, builder, formerlyof Traralgon, Victoria.NOTICE is. hereby given that a sixth dividend is intended

to be declared in this matter. The dividend will bepayable to those creditors who have proved their claims on orbefore the 2] st October, 1944.

Dated this 23rd day of September, 1944.M. R. M. SMITH, Trustee.

M. R. M. Smith, Peacock & Co., 395 Collins- street, Mel-bourne, C.1. 4271

APPLICATION FOR. DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name --.- EDWARD NATHANIAL WELLER.

Address -3 Russell- street, Northcote.Description - Butcher.Number -S.2 of 1938;.

Date fixed for hearing 30th October, 1944.4272 CHAS. E. TROYAH.N, Registrar.

APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.

DEBTOR'S Name -JAMES COLLIER MICHAEL.

Address- Leongatlia.Description- Farmer.Number -S.231 of 1933.Date fixed for hearing-26th October, 1944.

Debtor's Name- ERNEST JOHN CLARKE.Address -150 Clark- street, Port Melbourne, formerly of 246. Bay - street, Port Melbourne.Description-Metal dresser.Number -5.134 of 1939.-Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -30th October, 1944.

4273 CHAS. E. TROYAHN, Registrar.


DEBTOR'S Name- BARNETT LUCIUS CAREY.

Address -309 Punt -road, Richmond.Description - Railway employee.Number-S.315 of 1931 (summary case) .

Date fixed for hearing -26th October, 1944.Debtor's Name- FREDERICK GEORGE BESELER, carrying on busi-

ness in partnership with William Daniel Lockwood.Address -582 City - road, South Melbourne.Description -- Contractor.Number -S.96 of 1932.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.

Debtor's Name - FRANCIS CHARLES JOHNSON.Address -6 Dunbar- avenue, Caulfield.Description - Builder.Number -S.73 of 1942 (summary case) .Date fixed for hearing -30th October, 1944.


NOTICE OF ORDERS OF DISCHARGE.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria..

DEBTOR'S Name - HAROLD JOHN LANGSFORD.

Address- Corner of Geelong -road and Barkly - street, Foots-Cray.

Number -S.59 of 1942.Description- Service station proprietor.Date of order -26th June, 1944.Nature of order- Discharge suspended until 26th September,

1944.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Nil.Debtor's Name- WTr,LIAM AYLWARD.

Address -4 Maude - street, Shepparton.Number-S.236 of 1939.Description - Labourer.Date of order -26th June, 1944.Nature of order - Discharge suspended until 26th September,

1944.Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of

discharge -Proof of fact (a) , section 119 (7) .Debtor's Name- PATRICK LAURENCE TOOLE, carrying on busi-

ness in partnership with William Dobbie.Address -High- street, Wodonga.Number -S.54 of 1940.Description- Garage proprietor.Date of order -26th June, 1944.Nature

1944.of order - Discharge suspended until 26th September,

Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order ofdischarge -Proof of facts (a) , (b) , (c) , section 119 (7) .

CHAS. E. TROYAHN, Registrar.4274


EBTOR'S Name -- GEORGE ROBERT BAIRD.

Address - Marong, formerly of 243 High- street, Bendigo, andChillingollah.

Description - Labourer.Number-S.147 of 1934. - Summary case.Date fixed for hearing 26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name -JAMES BENNETT.Address -49 Allison -road, Elsternwick, lately residing at

1061 Dandenong -road, East Malvern, and formerly carry-ing on business at 17 Railway- avenue, Caulfield.

Description - -Carpenter, formerly estate agent.Number-S.28 of l942.-Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name - WALTER EILNEST JENSEN.Address -53 Melville -road, West Brunswick.Description - Grocer's assistant.Number-S.141 of 1940.-Summary case.Date fixed for hearing-26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name - JAMES HEANEY.Address -29 Canterbury -road, St. Kilda.Number -5.161 of 1929.Date fixed for hearing -26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name- RONALD ALEXANDER HOPKINS.Address -50 Charles- street, Abbotsford, formerly of 39

Robinson -road, Auburn.Description-Carpenter, formerly contractor.Number -S.173 of 1940.-Summary case.Date fixed for hearing-26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name - WILLIAM FRANK TARRANT.Address Patchewollock.Description - Farmer.Number -S.89 of 1934.-Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -26th October, 1944.

Debtor's name--ALFRED Amos LEwIs.Address- Casterton.Number - -15.55 of 1931.Description - Picture theatre proprietor.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.


FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS.IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory (No. 49 of 1944).-Re WALLACE WILLIAM RODWELL, of Manildra, now servingwith the Australian Imperial Force, farm labourer.--Summary.

Date of first meeting of creditors -10th October, 1944, atTen a.m., at the Court House, Lithgow.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.112 Pitt - street, Sydney, 29th September, 1944. 4280



DEB'TOR'S Name -EDWIN ARUNDEL READ.

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Address -410 Lydiard - street, North Ballarat, and carrying,on business at Armstrong street, Ballarat.

Description - Butcher.Number-S.130 of 1938.--Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.

Debtor's name- Wm...1AM CoWAN.Address -1 Holloway -road, Sandringham.Description - Builder.Number -S.53 of 1937. Summary case.Date fixed for Bearing -27th October, 1944.

Debtor's name -EDGAR ERNEST BARTLE.Address -56 Bond - street, Ballarat, lately carrying on busi-

ness at 11 Victoria - street, Ballarat.Description -- Storekeeper.Number-- 8.227 of 1930.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.

Debtor's name -MARY FRANCES KEATING.Address -No: 2 Flat, " Croisdale ", 24 Kensington -road,

South Yarra, lately residing at 70 Collins - street, Mel-bourne, and 262 Macquarie- street, Hobart, and formerlycarrying on business at 108 Collins- street, Hobart, and 134Macquarie- street, Hobart.

Description -Sales girl, formerly dressmaker.Number -íS.39 of 1942. - Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.

Debtor's name -ETHEL T HIE SK.Address -The Esplanade Hotel, St. Kilda, formerly carry-

ing on business at the Strand Hotel, Newport.Description- Widow, formerly licensed victualler.Number-S.97 of 1937.- Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.



EBTOR'S Name EDWARD JOSEPH RYAN.

Address -6 Thompson- street, Oakleigh, formerly of Erica.Description - Labourer.Number-S.160. of 1937. - Summary case.Date fixed for hearing 27th October, 1944.

Debtor's name THOMAS REDVERS DIGHT.Address -52 High - street, Preston.Description-Garage proprietor.Number -S.62 of 1943. Summary case.Date fixed for hearing-30th October, 1944.

Debtor's name LEONARD GOATLEY.Address -53 Fyffe- street, Thornbury, lately residing at

Rupanyup and Ballarat North.Description-Labourer.Number -S.95 of 1936. - Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -30th October, 1944.

Debtor's name - GEORGE ALLEN.Address Leander - street, Footscray.Description-Clerk.Number -S.268 of 1929.Date fixed for hearing -30th October, 1944.

Debtor's name - THOMAS PETER COUCILL, carrying on businessin partnership with James Henry Dean and Harry RandelCutler under the firm name of Coucill, Dean and Cutler.

Address -13 Hudson- street, Moonee Ponds, lately carryingon business at 16 -18 Risley- street, Richmond.

Description -Shoe manufacturer.Number -S.94 of 1937. Summary case.Date fixed for hearing -30th October, 1944.


NOTICE OF ORDER APPROVING COMPOSITION ANDANNULLING SEQUESTRATION ORDER.

In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Walesand the Australian Capital Territory (No. 7 of 1944 ) .-ReHENRY LUCCA, of Wyong, farmer.NOTICE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day of

September, One thousand nine hundred and forty -fouran order was made by the Federal Court of Bankruptcyapproving of a composition in the sum of £1,200, in satis-faction of the debts of the abovenamed bankrupt pursuant tothe provisions of section 71 of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933and annulling the sequestration order which was made againstthe said bankrupt on the twelfth day of January, One thou-sand nine hundred and forty - four.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.112 Pitt - street, Sydney, 29th September, 1944. 4281

FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales

and the Australian Capital Territory.NO. 45 of 1944. -Re WALTER GEORGE BAILEY of 80 Barker -

street, Randwick, formerly of Newcastle, contractor. -Sunimary.

Date of first meeting of creditors -9th October, 1944, athalf -past Eleven a.in., at the Official Receiver's Office,Sydney.

Date of public examination -25th October, 1944, at half -past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 50 of 1944. Re THOMAS PATRICK KELLY, of c/o Mainbridge's Hotel, FIume Highway, Liverpool, horse trainer. -Summary.

Date of first meeting of creditors -10th October, 1944, athalf -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,Sydney.

Date of public examination -26th October, 1944, at halfpast Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

No. 47 of 1944. Re SYDNEY ROBERT OFPY, of 27 Carr- street,Coogee, a member .of the forces, formerly of Condobolin,builder and contractor. - Summary.

Date of public examination -30th October, 1944, at haltpast Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.

A. V. RICHARDSON, Official Receiver.112 Pitt - street Sydney, 29th September, 1944. 4282

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.NAME of Debtor -MAY MURRAY.

Address- Formerly of 2 Fifth- street, Railway Estate,Townsville, in the State of Queensland, but presentlyof Day Dawn Ridge, Charters Towers, in the said State.

Occupation -Wife of William Murray, engine driver.Number -10 of 1937.Court- Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland.Date fixed for hearing 27th October, 1944.


NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.¡T 4ME- CONSTANnINOS MANISKAS ALLOYIALIS, otherwiseIN known as Con Maniskas.

Address -Tully in the State of Queensland.Occupation- Fruiterer.Number -9 of 1938.Court Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland.Date fixed for hearing -27th October, 1944.


PRIVATE ADVERTISEMENT.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE AUSTRALIANCAPITAL TERRITORY.( PROBATE JURISDICTION. )

In the will of JEAFFRESON RUDOLPH CLAY, late of PortMoresby in the Territory of Papua and recently of Number67 Lloyd Street Oatley in the State of New South WalesCompany Director deceased.

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PPLICATION will be made after fourteen days fromthe publication hereof that an Exemplification of Probate

of the Will of the abovenamed deceased granted by theSupreme Court of New South Wales in its Probate Jurisdictionon the twenty -fifth day of July One thousand nine hundredand forty -four to The Union Trustee Company of AustraliaLimited may be sealed with the Seal of this Honourable Courtby virtue of its powers under and in accordance with theprovisions of the National Security (External Territories)Regulations and the Probate and Administration Ordinance1913 -]940 of the Territory of. Papua. in respect of the estateof the abovenamed deceased in the Territory of Papua andall persons having any claim against the said estate arerequired to forward particulars thereof to the undersignedwithin the said period and all notices may be served at theundermentioned address.

DAVIES & WOODS, Proctors for the Applicant, North-bourne Avenue, City, Canberra. 4279

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