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UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT, 1911-1957.Premier's Department,Perth, 13th November, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to theprovision of section 33 of the University of Western Australia Act, 1911-1957,has been pleased to approve of the Statutes made by the Senate of theUniversity of Western Australia and set out in the schedule hereunder.

R. H. DOIG,Under Secretary.

Schedule.Amending Statute No. 4 of 1963.

Amendment to Statute No. 8—The Faculties.Statute No. 8 is amended as follows:-1. Section 13 is amended by deleting the words "the Professors of Chemis-

try, Geology, Mathematics and Physics" between "Engineering School" and"or their nominees" and inserting in lieu thereof the words "the Professorof Physical Chemistry, and Professor of Geology, the Professor of Mathematics,the Professor of Applied Mathematics, and the Professor of Physics," section13 now to read:-

13. The Faculty of Engineering shall consist of the Professorsand Lecturers in the Engineering School, the Professor of PhysicalChemistry, the Professor of Geology, the Professor of Mathematics,the Professor of Applied Mathematics, and the Professor of Physics,or their nominees who shall be full-time members of the teachingstaff of the departments concerned, and such other persons as mayfrom time to time be appointed by the Senate on the nominationsof the foregoing and on the recommendation of the Professional Board.

2. Section 18, subsection (1), paragraph (g), is amended by adding thewords "one person, who shall be a member of the State Education Department,nominated by the Director-General of Education" between "CommonwealthPublic Service Inspector in Western Australia" and "and such other persons,"paragraph (g) now to read:

(g) The Advisory Board in Commerce shall consist of the Deanand members of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce, one personnominated by the Perth Chamber of Commerce, one person nominatedby the West Australian Chamber of Manufacturers, one personnominated by the Chamber of Mines, one person nominated by theWestern Australian Branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants,one person nominated by the Western Australian Division of theAustralian Society of Accountants, one person nominated by theWestern Australian Branch of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries,one person nominated by the Public Service Commissioner in WesternAustralia, one person nominated by the Commonwealth Public ServiceInspector in Western Australia, one person, who shall be a member

3688 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [3 December, 1963.

of the State Education Department, nominated by the Director-Generalof Education and such other persons as may from time to time beappointed by the Senate on the nomination of the foregoing and onthe recommendation of the Professorial Board.

Amending Statute No. 5 of 1963.Amendment to Statute No. 9.—Convocation.

Statute No. 9 is amended as follows:-1. Section 7, subsection (4) is amended by inserting the words "or Deputy

Warden" after "Warden," subsection (4) now to read:(4) The notice of a meeting at which a contested election of

Warden or Deputy Warden is to be held shall be sent by post to allmembers of Convocation resident in Australia whose addresses areknown and shall be accompanied by the voting paper, declarationand envelopes as hereinafter mentioned.

2. Section 41 is deleted and replaced by a new section 41 to read:-41. (1) Unless Convocation determines otherwise a Select Com-

mittee shall consist of the Warden, the Deputy Warden and fiveother members. At any meeting of a Select Committee four membersshall constitute a quorum.

(2) The Warden shall have the right to act as Chairman of allSelect Committees but if the Warden shall be at any time or timesunable or unwilling to so act then the Deputy Warden shall have theright to so act. If both the Warden and the Deputy Warden shall beat any time or times unable or unwilling to so act the Select Committeeshall elect one of its other members to be Chairman.

3. Section 44 is amended by adding a new subsection (2) and re-numberingthe present subsection (2) as subsection (3), subsections (2) and (3) now toread:—

(2) The Warden, the Deputy Warden and the immediate pastWarden shall be additional members ex officio of the Standing andStatutes Committee.

(3) The Standing and Statutes Committee shall have such powersand perform such duties as are conferred or imposed upon it byConvocation.

4. Section 45 is deleted and a new section 45 inserted in lieu thereofto read:-

45. The Warden shall have the right to act as Chairman ofthe Standing and Statutes Committee but if the Warden shall be atany time or times unable or unwilling to so act then the DeputyWarden shall have the right to so act. If both the Warden and theDeputy Warden shall be at any time or times unable or unwilling toso act the Standing and Statutes Committee shall elect one of itsother members to be Chairman.

5. Section 51 is amended by deleting subsection (c) and inserting in lieuthereof a new subsection (c), Section 51 now to read:-

51. In the election of all Committees by Convocation(a) every candidate for election shall be proposed and

seconded;(b) If there are no more candidates than there are vacancies

to be filled the Warden shall declare the persons nominatedto have been duly elected;

(c) If there are more candidates than there are vacanciesto be filled, an election shall forthwith be held inaccordance with the following provisions:—

(i) The election shall be conducted by secret ballotand for this purpose every member present shallbe given a voting paper bearing the names of thecandidates in alphabetical order of surnames.

3 December, 1963.]

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(ii) Each member may exercise as many votes asthere are vacancies to be filled and shall indicatehis vote by marking a cross on the ballot paperagainst the name of each candidate for whom hewishes to vote.

(iii) If the Warden is of the opinion that any ballotpaper is substantially defective, that ballot papershall not be used in the election.

(iv) The candidates shall be declared elected in theorder of total votes polled by them until all thevacancies are filled.

(v) In the event of an equality of votes being castin favour of two or more candidates of whom atleast one must be elected to a vacancy inaccordance with the foregoing provisions andthere being more of such candidates than remain-ing vacancies to be filled, the Warden shall bycasting vote determine which shall be elected.

6. The heading to Part III is amended by adding the words "and DeputyWarden", the heading to now read:

Part III.—Election of Warden and Deputy Warden.7. A new section 52A is inserted after section 52 to read:-

52A. (1) The election of Deputy Warden shall be held at thefirst ordinary meeting in each year and shall occur immediatelyfollowing the election of Warden.

(2) Any member of Convocation shall be eligible to be elected asDeputy Warden.

(3) A member of Convocation may nominate for election asWarden and also for election as Deputy Warden. If a person who sonominates is elected as Warden then in the election of Deputy Wardenhis name shall be deemed to have been erased from each voting paperfor the election of Deputy Warden and the names which remain tohave been renumbered with the figures "1", "2", "3", "4", etc. accord-ing to the order in which they stand in the voter's order of preference.

(4) The provisions of Section 52 shall mutatis' mutandis apply tothe election of Deputy Warden as if the words "Deputy Warden"appeared therein in place of the word "Warden" appearing therein.

8. Section 53 is amended by inserting the words "and Deputy Warden"after "Warden", section 53 now to read:-

53. All matters relating to the election of Warden and DeputyWarden shall take precedence of other business at the first meetingheld in each year.

9. Section 54 is deleted and a new section 54 inserted in lieu thereof,to read:-

54. (1) The Deputy Warden may resign his office by writingunder his hand addressed to the Warden. Such resignation shall becomplete and shall take effect from the time when it is received atthe office of the University.

(2) Any vacancy which occurs in the office of Deputy Wardenfrom any cause whatsoever except annual retirement shall be filledas it occurs by election by the Standing and Statutes Committeeheld at the meeting of that Committee next following the expiryof fourteen days from the occurrence of the vacancy. The noticeof the meeting shall state that the election is to be held at themeeting. Any member of Convocation may be nominated at theMeeting by a member of the Standing and Statutes Committee andshall be eligible for election. If only one candidate is so nominatedhe shall be deemed to have been elected. If more than one candidateis so nominated the names of all the candidates shall be writtenin alphabetical order on voting papers one of which shall be handedto each member of the Standing and Statutes Committee present whoshall vote in the manner prescribed herein for the election of Warden.


After the voting papers have been collected a scrutiny shall be con-ducted by the Warden and the Clerk of Convocation in the mannerprescribed herein for the election of Warden and the Warden shallthereupon declare the name of the candidate who has been dulyelected as Deputy Warden for the balance of the year unexpired.

(3) Nothing herein contained shall prevent any person being atany time re-elected to the office of Deputy Warden if he is qualifiedfor the holding of such office.

10. Section 55, subsection (1), is amended by adding the words "or DeputyWarden" after "Warden", subsection (1) now to read:

(1) A member of Convocation seeking election as Warden orDeputy Warden may when delivering to the Clerk of Convocation thenomination paper hereinbefore referred to also deliver to him a shortbiography containing all or any of the following particulars of thatmember •

11. A new section 60 is inserted after section 59, to read:-60. The Warden and the Deputy Warden shall be ex officio

additional members of all Committees and Sub-Committees of Con-vocation.

The Common Seal of the University of WesternAustralia has been affixed in pursuanceof an order of the Senate by the under-signed being legally entitled to the custodythereof as the Chancellor of the said bodyCorporate

ALEX REID,[ L.S.] Chancellor.

CHIROPODISTS ACT, 1957.

Department of Public Health,Perth, 13th November, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to section16 of the Chiropodists Act, 1957, has been pleased to make the regulationsset forth in the schedule hereto.

W. S. DAVIDSON,Commissioner of Public Health.

Principalregulations.

Reg. 27amended.

Schedule.Regulations.

1. In these regulations, the Chiropodists Regulations, 1959,published in the Government Gazette on the 21st December, 1959,and amended by notice published in the Government Gazette on the1st August, 1962, are referred to as the principal regulations.

2. Regulation 27 of the principal regulations is amended(a) by substituting for the passage, "Britain" in line three

of paragraph (b) the passage, "Britain; or"; and(b) by adding after paragraph (b) the following para-

graph:—(c) holds a diploma or certificate of competency

awarded him by any association, institutionor other body upon examination following acourse of training and study conducted bythat association, institution or other body,which diploma or certificate is recognised bythe Board as an assurance that the holder ispossessed of the requisite knowledge and skillqualifying him to practise chiropody efficiently,and has passed such examination as the Boardmay require.

3 December, 1963.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3691

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.

Shire of Tammin.WHEREAS it is provided in the Health Act, 1911, as amended, that a localauthority may, of its own motion, by resolution, adopt with or without modifi-cation, the whole or any portion of by-laws caused to be prepared by theGovernor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereas ModelBy-laws, described as Series "A", prepared in accordance with those provisions,and duly amended have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954,been reprinted with amendments to and including that published in the Govern-ment Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have been published in theGovernment Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Shire of Tammin,being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, doth hereby resolveand determine that the said Model By-laws as so reprinted and published in theGovernment Gazette on the 17th July, 1963, shall be adopted without modifica-tion, and doth hereby prescribe the following scale of fees as applied to Schedule"D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws:

Offensive Trade. Fee Per Annum.

All offensive trades 10s. each

Passed at a meeting of the Tammin Shire Council this 16th day of August,1963.

ALLAN ROGERS,President.

G. E. JONES,Shire Clerk.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 13thday of November, 1963.

P. L. SPARROW,Acting Clerk of the Council.

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.

Shire of Peppermint Grove.WHEREAS it is provided in the Health Act, 1911, as amended, that a localauthority may, of its own motion, by resolution, adopt with or without modi-fication, the whole or any portion of by-laws caused to be prepared by theGovernor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereasModel By-laws, described as Series "A", prepared in accordance with thoseprovisions, and duly amended have, pursuant to the Reprinting of RegulationsAct, 1954, been reprinted with amendments to and including that publishedin the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have beenpublished in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, theShire of Peppermint Grove, being a local authority within the meaning of thesaid Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, asso reprinted and published in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963,shall be adopted without modification, and doth hereby prescribe the followingscale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws:

Offensive Trade. Fee Per Annum.£ s. d.

All offensive trades • •• 1 0 0

Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Peppermint Grove this 16th day ofSeptember, 1963.

ATHOL J. HOBBS,President.

T. WORSLEY,Shire Clerk.




HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.Shire of West Kimberley.

WHEREAS under the Health Act, 1911-1962, the Governor may cause to beprepared Model By-laws for all or any of the purposes of the said Act; andwhereas Model By-laws, described as Series "A", have been prepared, andamended from time to time and reprinted, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regu-lations Act, 1954, in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963; and whereasa local authority may adopt such Model By-laws with or without modification:Now, therefore, the Shire of West Kimberley, being a local authority within themeaning of the Act, doth hereby resolve and determine that the aforesaid by-laws shall be adopted without modification.

Passed at a meeting of the Council of the Shire of West Kimberley this11th day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Municipality of the

Shire of West Kimberley was hereto affixedin the presence of-

A. W. NICHOLS,[L.S.]

President.K. A. RIDGE,

Shire Clerk.



HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.Shire of Northam.

WHEREAS it is provided in the Health Act, 1911, as amended, that a localauthority may, of its own motion, by resolution, adopt with or without modifica-tion, the whole or any portion of by-laws caused to be prepared by theGovernor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereasModel By-laws, described as Series "A," prepared in accordance with thoseprovisions, and duly amended have, pursuant to the Reprinting of RegulationsAct, 1954, been reprinted with amendments to and including that publishedin the Government Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have beenpublished in the Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, theShire of Northam, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act,doth hereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as soreprinted and published in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963.shall be adopted with the following modifications:—

PART I—GENERAL SANITARY PROVISIONS.By-Law 29A—Delete paragraph (d) of sub-bylaw (1).

PART IX-OFFENSIVE TRADES.

Trade—Fee Per Annum

£ s. d.Slaughterhouse .... .... 5 0 0Piggery.... ... . .... .... .... 5 0All other offensive trades not mentioned above 1 0 0

Passed at a meeting of the Shire of Northam this 6th day of September,1963.

ALAN J. ANTONIO,President.

C. 0. MOSELEY,Shire Clerk.



3 December, 1963.]


HEALTH ACT, 1911-1962.Shire of Dumbleyung.

WHEREAS it is provided in the Health Act, 1911, as amended, that a localauthority may, of its own motion, by resolution, adopt with or without modi-fication, the whole or any portion of by-laws caused to be prepared by the Gov-ernor under the provisions of section 343 (1) of that Act; and whereas ModelBy-laws, described as Series "A", prepared in accordance with those provisions,and duly amended have, pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act, 1954,been reprinted with amendments to and including that published in the Gov-ernment Gazette on 25th June, 1963, and as so reprinted have been published inthe Government Gazette on 17th July, 1963: Now, therefore, the Shire ofDumbleyung, being a local authority within the meaning of the said Act, dothhereby resolve and determine that the said Model By-laws, as so reprinted andpublished in the Government Gazette on the 17th July, 1963, shall be adoptedwith the modifications listed hereunder, and doth hereby prescribe the follow-ing scale of fees as applied to Schedule "D" of Part IX of the adopted by-laws:

PART 1—GENERAL SANITARY PROVISIONS.By-law 29A, paragraph (1) subparagraphs (a), (b) and (d), are

not adopted.Paragraph (2): Delete from the word "effect" in line one to the

end of the paragraph and insert the following, "within the townsitesof Dumbleyung and Kukerin situated in the Shire of Dumbleyung."

Offensive Trade. Fee Per Annum.£ s. d.

Slaughter yards 2 2 0

Passed at the meeting of the Shire of Dumbleyung this 12th day of Sep-tember, 1963.

M. B. KISSANE,President.

E. A. P. EARL,Shire Clerk.



FISHERIES ACT, 1905-1962.Fisheries Department,

Perth, 13th November, 1963.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to theprovisions of the Fisheries Act, 1905-1962, has been pleased to make the regu-lations set forth in the schedule hereunder, to have and take effect on andafter the 1st day of January, 1964.

A. J. FRASER,Director of Fisheries.

Schedule.Regulations.

1. In these regulations the Fisheries Act Regulations madeunder the Fisheries Act, 1905 (as amended), published in the Gov-ernment Gazette on the 6th May, 1938, and amended from time totime thereafter by notices published in the Government Gazette, arereferred to as the principal regulations.

2. Regulation 3A of the principal regulations is amended(a) by inserting after the word, "fish" in line two of sub-

regulation (1) the passage, ", other than crabs,"; and(b) by deleting the words, "crabs or" in line two of para-

graph (c) of subregulation (3).3. Regulation 11A of the principal regulations is amended

(a) by deleting the passage, "crabs," n line two; and(b) by deleting the words, "crabs or" in line three.

4. Form B1 in the Appendix to the principal regulations isamended by deleting the words, "crabs or" in line two of conditionnumbered (3) endorsed on the reverse side of that form.


Reg. 3Aamended.

Reg. 11Aamended.

Form B1,Appendixamended.


TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1958.

Northampton Shire Council.

Repeal of By-laws Relating to Traffic.Police T.O. 58/733.

WHEREAS under the powers conferred upon it by section 49 of the aboveAct, a local authority may make, adopt, amend or repeal any by-laws somade or adopted: Now, therefore, the Northampton Shire Council herebyrecords having resolved on the 9th day of August, 1963, to repeal the TrafficBy-laws as follows:

Parking: As printed in the Government Gazette of 23rd May, 1947,pages 902 and 903.

Parking: As printed in the Government Gazette of 23rd May, 1947,page 902.

Angle Parking: As printed in the Government Gazette on 29th October,1948, page 2590.

Heavy Traffic: As printed in the Government Gazette of 23rd June,1959, page 1652.

No Parking: As printed in the Government Gazette of 12th February,1960, page 322.

Passed at a meeting of the Northampton Shire Council held on the 9thday of August, 1963.

A. C. HENVILLE,[LS.] President.

R. CHARLTON,Shire Clerk.

RecommendedJ. F. CRAIG,

Minister for Transport.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administratorin Council this 24th day of October, 1963.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.


Shire of Swan-Guildford.

Speed Limit By-law.

THE Shire of Swan-Guildford, pursuant to an Order in Council under section49 of the Traffic Act, 1919-1961, and in exercise of the powers thereby conferred,doth hereby make the following by-law to have effect in the Shire of Swan-Guildford District:—

A person shall not drive any vehicle at a speed exceeding 35 milesper hour along portion of the Lower Chittering Road (road number3191) through that township known as East Bullsbrook between oneposition which is located at the junction of Great Northern Highwayand a further position which is located 70 chains in a north-easterlydirection along such surveyed road at which is located the easterncorner of lot 131 on Plan 5873 of Swan Location 1352.

Provided that a person shall not drive any motor wagon or tractorhaving or not having a trailer or semi-trailer attached of a grossweight inclusive of its load, if any, and the weight of the tractoror semi-trailer whether laden or unladen, specified in column 1 of


the tabulation hereunder, at a speed exceeding the speed limit pre-scribed therefor as appears opposite thereto in column A of thetabulation:—

Column 1.(i) Exceeding 3 tons but not exceeding

7 tons . ••..(ii) Exceeding 7 tons but not exceeding

13 tons ....(iii) Exceeding 13 tons but not exceeding

20 tons .(iv) Exceeding 20 tons ..

Column A.

35 miles per hour.

30 miles per hour.

30 miles per hour.25 miles per hour.

A person committing a breach of this by-law shall, on conviction,be liable to a penalty not exceeding £20 (twenty pounds).

Passed at a meeting of the Council of the Shire of Swan-Guildford this19th day of August, 1963.

D. H. FERGUSON,EL.S.]

President.T. J. WILLIAMSON,

Shire Clerk.


Minister for Police.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administratorin Executive Council this 24th day of October, 1963.



The Municipality of the Shire of Trayning-Kununoppin-Yelbeni.

Parking By-laws.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the Shire of Trayning-Kununoppin-Yelbeni hereby recordshaving resolved on the 19th day of August, 1963, to make and submit forconfirmation by the Governor the following amendment to the Parking By-lawsappearing in the Government Gazette of 12th February, 1954:

Delete all reference to Railway Street, Trayning, and Wilson Street,Kununoppin, in the schedule to by-law (a).

Dated this 19th day of August, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Trayning-

Kununoppin-Yelbeni was affixed hereto inthe presence of-

W. D. COUPER,[L.S.]

Deputy President.R. L. LEGGO,

Shire Clerk.


Minister for Police.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor and Administratorin Executive Council, this 24th day of October, 1963.



BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1958.

By-laws of the Cockburn Shire Council Relating to the Establishment, Mainten-ance and Equipment of Bush Fire Brigades for the Shire or any part of theShire of Cockburn.

Establishment of Brigade.1. (a) On the resolution of the Council to establish, maintain and equip

a bush fire brigade under the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, and regu-lations thereunder, the brigade shall be formed in accordance with these by-laws;and a name shall be given to the brigade and application accompanied by theresolution of the Council forming the brigade shall be made to the Bush FiresBoard for its registration accordingly.

(b) A bush fire brigade may be established for the whole of the Shire or forany specified area thereof.

Appointment of Officers.2. The Council shall appoint a captain, a first lieutenant, a second lieuten-

ant and such additional lieutenants as it shall deem necessary to act as officersof the brigade and who, in the Council's opinion, have the necessary qualifica-tion and knowledge of the district required in such capacities.

3. The Shire Clerk or such other person as the Council may appoint, shallbe the Secretary of the brigade.

4. The Council may appoint an equipment officer who shall be responsiblefor the custody and maintenance in good order and condition of all equipmentand appliances acquired by the Council for the purposes of the brigade. Suchofficer may station such equipment at a depot approved by the captain where,if possible, motor trucks can easily be called upon. If there are more than onesuch depots in the area, the equipment officer shall appoint at each depot aperson to look after the equipment and have it ready for immediate use whenrequired.

5. The Council shall appoint bush fire control officers in accordance withthe requirements of the district and may prescribe the area over which eachsuch officer shall have jurisdiction. The employment, dismissal and payment forservices of persons (other than officers) employed for duties under this Act,shall be vested in the President and Shire Clerk of the Council conjointly.

Duties of Officers.6. The duties of all officers appointed under these by-laws shall be as laid

down in the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, and each officer so appointedshall be supplied with a copy of the Act and regulations. The captain shall havefull control over the members of the brigade whilst engaged in fire fighting andshall issue instructions as to the methods to be adopted by the firemen. In theabsence of the captain, the first lieutenant; and in the absence of the first, thesecond lieutenant or senior officer of the brigade present at the fire shall exerciseall the powers and duties of the captain.

Membership of Brigade.7. (1) The membership of a bush fire brigade may consist of the follow-

ing:—(a) Subscribing members;(b) fire fighting members; and(c) associate members.

(2) Subscribing members shall be those persons, who being interested in for-warding the objects of the brigade, pay an annual subscription to the funds ofthe brigade at the following rates:

s. d.(i) Owner or occupier of land within the brigade area

minimum subscription of .... ... .... .... 7... 10 0(ii) Other persons—a minimum subscription of .... .... 5 0

(3) Fire fighting members shall be those persons, being able-bodied men over18 years of age who are willing to render service at any bush fire when calledupon, and who sign an undertaking in the form contained in the First Scheduleto these by-laws.

3 December, 1963.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 3697

(4) Associate members shall be those persons who are willing to supply freemotor transport for fire fighters or equipment, or are prepared to render otherapproved assistance, and who sign an undertaking in the form contained in theSecond Schedule to these by-laws.

(5) No fees or subscriptions shall be payable either by fire fighting membersor associate members and the enrolment of persons as such members shall inevery case be subject to the approval of the Board.

(6) A subscribing member shall be eligible for enrolment as a fire fightingmember.

Finance.8. The expenditure incurred by the Council in the purchase of equipment,

payment for services and generally for the purposes of this Act, shall be a chargeon the ordinary revenue of the Council, but the Shire Clerk shall keep recordof the expenditure incurred under this Act.

Meetings of Brigade.9. Meetings will be held as necessary.

These by-laws under the Bush Fires Act, 1954, were passed by a resolutionof the Cockburn Shire Council (a local authority under the provisions of suchAct) at a meeting held at Hamilton Hill on 26th June, 1963.

J. H. COOPER,President.

E. L. EDWARDES,Shire Clerk.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, this 13th dayof November, 1963.


First Schedule.

FORM OF ENROLMENT—FIRE FIGHTING MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application to be enrolled as a fire fightingmember of the Bush Fire Brigade.

My private address is My business address is I can be communicated with by telephone No. If needed, I can provide my own transport to the scene of any outbreak.

(This line to be struck out if not applicable.)

I hereby declare that I am over 18 years of age and in good health. Onelection by the committee as a fire fighting member, I hereby undertake:-

1. To promote the objects of the brigade as far as shall be in mypower.

2. To be governed by the provisions of the constitution and such by-laws and regulations as may from time to time be made thereunder.

3. To use my best endeavours to give assistance in fire fightingmeasures when called upon on such occasions to obey all orders andinstructions issued by duly authorised officers of the brigade.

Applicant's Signature Date


Second Schedule.FORM OF ENROLMENT—ASSOCIATE MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application for enrolment as an associate mem-ber of the Bush Fire Brigade.

(a) I am prepared to offer to transport fire fighting members and/orequipment to the scene of any outbreak when called upon. I havea motor vehicle of the following type available for such purpose.

(b) I am prepared to offer my services in the following capacity:—

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may be struck out if both do not apply.)My private address is My business address is I can be communicated with by telephone No On election as an associate member by the committee, I hereby undertake:-

1. To promote the objects of the Brigade as far as shall be in mypower.

2. To be governed by the provisions of the constitution and such by-laws and regulations as may from time to time be made thereunder.

3. To use my best endeavours to assist in fire suppression work in theabove capacity when called upon.


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954-1958.By-laws of the Canning Shire Council Relating to the Establishment, Mainten-

ance and Equipment of Bush Fire Brigades for the Shire or any part ofthe Shire of Canning.

Establishment of Brigade.1. (a) On the resolution of the Council to establish, maintain and equip

a bush fire brigade under the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, and regu-lations thereunder, the brigade shall be formed in accordance with these by-laws; and a name shall be given to the brigade and application accompanied bythe resolution of the Council forming the brigade shall be made to the BushFires Board for its registration accordingly.

(b) A bush fire brigade may be established for the whole of the Shire orfor any specified area thereof.

Appointment of Officers.2. The Council shall appoint a captain, a first lieutenant, a second

lieutenant and such additional lieutenants as it shall deem necessary to actas officers of the brigade and who, in the Council's opinion, have the neces-sary qualification and knowledge of the district required in such capacities.

3. The Shire Clerk or such other person as the Council may appoint,shall be the Secretary of the brigade.

4. The Council may appoint an equipment officer who shall be responsiblefor the custody and maintenance in good order and condition of all equip-ment and appliances acquired by the Council for the purpose of the brigade.Such officer may station such equipment at a depot approved by the captain,where, if possible, motor trucks can easily be called upon. If there are morethan one such depots in the area, the equipment officer shall appoint ateach depot a person to look after the equipment and have it ready for immedi-ate use when required.

5. The Council shall appoint bush fire control officers in accordance withthe requirements of the district and may prescribe the area over which eachsuch officer shall have jurisdiction. The employment, dismissal and paymentfor services of persons (other than officers) employed for duties under thisAct, shall be vested in the president and Shire Clerk of the Council conjointly.

3 December, 1963.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETLe,, W.A. 3699

Duties of Officers.6. The duties of all officers appointed under these by-laws shall be as

laid down in the provisions of the Bush Fires Act, 1954, and each officer soappointed shall be supplied with a copy of the Act and regulations. The captainshall have full control over the members of the brigade whilst engaged infire fighting and shall issue instructions as to the methods to be adopted bythe firemen. In the absence of the captain, the first lieutenant; and in theabsence of the first, the second lieutenant or senior officer of the brigade pres-ent at the fire shall exercise all the powers and duties of the captain.

Membership of Brigade.7. (1) The membership of a bush fire brigade may consist of the f ol-

lowing:—(a) Subscribing members;(b) fire fighting members; and(c) associate members.

(2) Subscribing members shall be those persons, who being interested inforwarding the objects of the Brigade, pay an annual subscription to the fundsof the brigade at the following rates:—

(i) Owner or occupier of land within the brigade area—minimum subscription of .... •

(ii) Other persons—a minimum subscription of ...

s. d.

10 05 0

(3) Fire fighting members shall be those persons, being ablebodied personsover 17 years of age who are willing to render service at any bush fire whencalled upon, and who sign an undertaking in the form contained in the FirstSchedule to these by-laws.

(4) Associate members shall be those persons who are willing to supplyfree motor transport for fire fighters or equipment, or are prepared to renderother approved assistance, and who sign an undertaking in the form con-tained in the Second Schedule to these by-laws.

(5) No fees or subscriptions shall be payable either by fire fighting mem-bers or associate members and the enrolment of persons as such membersshall in every case be subject to the approval of the Board.

(6) A subscribing member shall be eligible for enrolment as a fire fightingmember.

Finance.8. The expenditure incurred by the Council in the purchase of equipment,

payment for services and generally for the purposes of this Act, shall be acharge on the ordinary revenue of the Council, but the Shire Clerk shall keeprecord of the expenditure incurred under this Act.

Meeting of Brigade.9. Meetings will be held as necessary.

Passed by resolution of the Canning Shire Council at a meeting held onthe 22nd day of April, 1963.The Seal of the Shire of Canning was hereunto

affixed by resolution of the Council, in thepresence of-

A. T. MALEY,EL.S.l Deputy President,

NOEL DAWKINS,Shire Clerk.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, this 13thday of November, 1963.



First Schedule.

FORM OF ENROLMENT—FIRE FIGHTING MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application to be enrolled as a fire fightingmember of the Bush Fire Brigade.

My private address is My business address is I can be communicated with by telephone No If needed, I can provide my own transport to the scene of any outbreak.

(This line to be struck out if not applicable.)I hereby declare that I am over 17 years of age and in good health.On election by the committee as a fire fighting member, I hereby under-

take:—1. To promote the objects of the brigade as far as shall be in my

power.2. To be governed by the provisions of the constitution and such

by-laws and regulations as may from time to time be made there-under.

3. To use my best endeavours to give assistance in fire fightingmeasures when called upon on such occasions to obey all orders

and instructions issued by duly authorised officers of the brigade Applicant's Signature Date

Second Schedule.

FORM OF ENROLMENT—ASSOCIATE MEMBER.

I, the undersigned, hereby make application for enrolment as an associatemember of the Bush Fire Brigade.

(a) I am prepared to offer to transport fire fighting members and/orequipment to the scene of any outbreak when called upon. Ihave a motor vehicle of the following type available for such purpose.

(b) I am prepared to offer my services in the following capacity:—

(Paragraph (a) or (b) above may be struck out if both do notapply.)

My private address isMy business address isI can be communicated with by telephone No On election as an associate member by the committee, I hereby under-

take:—1. To promote the objects of the brigade as far as shall be in my

power.2. To be governed by the provisions of the constitution and such

by-laws and regulations as may from time to time be made there-under.

3. To use my best endeavours to assist in fire suppression work inthe above capacity when called upon.



LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municpality of the Town of Claremont.

By-laws Relating to Zoning.L.G. 112/60.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipalityhereby records having resolved on the 23rd day of September, 1963, to makeand submit for confirmation by the Governor the following amendments toZoning By-laws published •in the Government Gazette of the 8th February,1957, at pages 205-217, both inclusive, and amended from time to time thereafter,as follows:

After the section "Special Business Zone—Service Stations" and immedi-ately following by-law 20F insert the following new section and clauses:

Special Zone—Metropolitan.Passenger Transport Trust.

20G. Area—That portion of the Municipality described in theTenth Schedule hereto.

20H. Uses—There shall be no use of any land in a "Special Zone—Metropolitan Passenger Transport Trust" except for the purposes ofthe Trust.

After the Ninth Schedule "Special Business Zone—Service Stations"insert a new schedule as follows:—

Tenth Schedule.Special Zone—Metropolitan Passenger Transport Trust.

Location 6156.

The Common Seal of the Town of Claremontwas hereunto affixed on the 27th day ofSeptember 1963, in the presence of

E. W. H. MILNER,EL.S.3

Deputy Mayor.D. E. JEFFERYS,

Town Clerk.

RecommendedL. A. LOGAN,

Minister for Local Government.



LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Town of Northam.

By-law No. 74—Verandahs (Erection Thereof).L.G. 596/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, theCouncil of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved onthe 24th day of July, 1963, to make and submit for confirmation by theGovernor the following by-law to be numbered 74:-

1. In this by-law unless the context otherwise requires"Municipality" means the Municipality of the Town of Northam;"Building Surveyor" means the Building Surveyor of the Municipality

and includes any acting Surveyor;"street" includes footway or roadway;"verandah" means a verandah or balcony protruding into or above a

street, way, footpath or other public place.


2. No person shall erect any verandah over any public footpath withinthe limits of the district of the Municipality without having first obtainedthe consent of the Council of the Municipality, such consent to be signifiedby the issue of a Building License.

3. Any person desiring to obtain the consent of the Council to the erec-tion of such verandah shall deposit with the Building Surveyor of the Councila plan, elevation, section and specification in triplicate showing in detail theproposed construction of such verandah and the manner in which it is proposedto secure it to the building to which it is proposed to be attached.

4. No such verandah shall hereafter be erected unless it is of the canti-lever or suspended awning type and conforms, save as hereinafter provided,to the standard design which has been settled and approved by the Counciland deposited in the office of the Building Surveyor. Provided that the strengthof the materials used in the construction of any such verandah and the designthereof may, subject to the approval of the Council, be varied according tocircumstances.

5. The minimum height of any verandah hereafter erected shall be 11feet from the top of the kerb to the underside of the signboard. In the caseof sloping ground the height shall be measured at the centre of the frontage.Provided that if the frontage shall exceed 20 feet a break shall be madeif so directed by the Council.

6. All verandahs in a street shall be erected of a uniform height andwidth and shall be constructed so that the outer part of the fascia comeslevel to the edge of the kerb or 11 feet from the wall of the building, which-ever is the lesser. Subject to the last preceding section the standard heightand width of verandahs in each street shall be fixed by the Council.

7. In the construction of every such verandah the following conditionsshall be complied with:

(a) The roof shall be covered with 24-gauge galvanised corrugatediron. The gutters shall be lined with galvanised iron not lighterthan 24-gauge and shall be of a capacity sufficient to carry off allrain or stormwater. Such capacity shall in no case be less than27 square inches.

(b) Down-pipes shall be of 24-gauge galvanised iron with a minimumarea of nine square inches. The inlets from the gutters to thedown-pipes shall be at least twice the area of the down-pipes andshall be funnel shaped. Special provisions shall be made for thehead of the down-pipes; the lower length of such down-pipes shallbe 18 gauge at least and to a height of six feet above the foot-path shall be of cast iron or concrete and the portion thereofcarrying water under the footpath shall be of wrought iron, con-crete, or other approved materials.

(c) The ceiling shall be made of plain galvanised iron or otherapproved non-inflammable materials, securely fixed to the woodjoists which shall be of 4 in. x 2 in. spaced not more than twofeet centres running parallel with the footpath and secured tothe steel framing. All ceilings to be flat and level.

(d) The hanging bolts are to be one inch in diameter attached to theframing as shown and securely bolted to the building and pro-vided with a union screw all quite plain.

8. The fascia or signboard of every such verandah is to be framed asshown and covered with 24-gauge galvanised iron neatly fitted over the fram-ing and a flashing of 5 lb. lead must be fixed over the top as shown.

9. Whenever the end of a verandah abuts on to the end of an existingverandah it shall be so finished as to prevent rain from falling between suchverandahs.


10. Whenever the end of the verandah abuts on to the end of a right-of-way, street or public place, the signboard shall be returned along suchend to the satisfaction of the Council.

11. No writing, printing or trade notice of any description shall beexhibited on any portion of the verandah except on the outer face of thesignboard and/or upon signboards under the ceiling of the verandah, securelyand rigidly fixed to the ceiling at right angles to the building line and havinga maximum depth of 12 inches and at a distance of 12 feet between oneanother.

12. No paper bill or calico sign shall be placed or exhibited on anyverandah unless the consent in writing of the Council shall have been firstobtained.

13. The owner or occupier for the time being of any building againstor in front of which there is any verandah whether constructed before orafter the passing of this by-law shall keep the verandah clean, painted andin good repair and it shall be lawful for the Council to give notice to theowner or occupier of the said building to clean, paint, or repair such 'verandahwhenever in its opinion such cleaning, painting or repairing is required.

14. Roof stormwater shall be disposed of to the satisfaction of the Build-ing Surveyor and where in the opinion of the Building Surveyor such storm-water should be discharged and carried away under the footpath all suchwork relating to the alteration of the footpath shall be carried out by theCouncil and the Council may charge for same.

15. Where anything by this by-law is directed to be done or forbidden tobe done or where authority is given to the Council to direct anything to bedone or to forbid anything to be done and such act so directed to be doneremains undone or such act forbidden to be done is done in every such casethe person making such default as to such direction and prohibition respectivelyshall be deemed guilty of a breach of this by-law.

Any every person guilty of a breach of this by-law shall be liable forevery such offence besides any costs which may be incurred in the taking ofproceedings against such person guilty of such offence as well as any costsor expenses which may be incurred in the execution of the work directed tobe so executed and not so executed to a penalty not exceeding 20 pounds forevery breach of any such by-law and to a penalty not exceeding two poundsfor each day during which such breach shall be committed or continued.

Dated this 23rd day of October, 1963.

The Common Seal of the Town of Northamwas affixed hereto in the presence of-

C. T. BEAVIS,LL.S.1

Mayor.N. J. D. RIDGWAY.

Town Clerk.





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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Municipality of the Town of Albany.

By-laws Relating to Zoning.Amendment—By-law No. 19.

L.G. 691/61.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andof all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Muni-cipality hereby records having resolved on the 10th day of June, 1963, to makeand submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-law:

That By-law No. 19—Land Use (Zoning) which was published in theGovernment Gazette on the 19th July, 1956, be amended as follows:

Eighth Schedule—Business Areas.Delete the whole of paragraph (e).

Dated the 1st day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Town of Albany was

hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolutionof the Council and in the presence of-

C. JOHNSON,CL.S.l

Mayor.F. R. BRAND,

Town Clerk.





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Municipality of the Town of Albany.

Adoption of Amendment to Draft Model By-law No. 2 Relating to CaravanParks.

L.G. 491/62.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 9th day of September, 1963, to adopt the amendment to the ModelBy-law published in the Government Gazette of the 16th day of January, 1963,and designated Local Government By-law (Caravan Parks) No. 2.

Dated the 22nd day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Town of Albany was

hereunto affixed by authority of a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of

C. JOHNSON,[LB.] Mayor.

F. R. BRAND,Town Clerk.





3 December, 1963.]

GAZETTE, W.A. 3705

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.

Municipality of the Town of Albany.

Adoption of Draft Model By-law No. 12 Relating to Storage of InflammableLiquid.

L.G. 993/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 26th day of August, 1963, to adopt the whole of the Draft ModelBy-law published in the Government Gazette on the 29th day of May, 1963,and designated Local Government Model By-law (Storage of InflammableLiquid) No. 12.

Dated the 22nd day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Town of Albany was

hereunto affixed by authority of a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of-

C. JOHNSON,[L.S.]

Mayor.

F. R. BRAND,Town Clerk.






The Municipality of the Shire of Donnybrook.

By-laws Relating to Fencing.L.G. 840/60.

IN pursuance of the powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementionedMunicipality hereby records having resolved on the 18th day of September,1963, to make and submit for confirmation to the Governor the followingby-laws:-

1. (a) In this by-law, unless the context otherwise requires, the term"fence" means a fence abutting a road, or a fence on a boundary line, andwhere the context so admits includes a wall.

(b) In this by-law the term "rural land" means land used for agriculturaland grazing purposes."

2. No person shall erect a fence of corrugated iron without the writtenconsent of the Council, which consent the Council may, in its discretion, grantor refuse on such terms and conditions as it deems fit.

3. No person shall erect a fence which is dangerous, and except in a ruralzone, no person shall erect a fence of barbed wire.

4. When so required by the Council, prior to commencing to erect, alter,extend or enlarge a fence on land abutting surveyed roads in the district ofthe Share of Donnybrook, each person shall cause to be submitted to the Councilfor its approval a copy of the specifications and a plan showing clearly the fenceproposed to be erected, or the amendment, alteration, extension or enlargementproposed to be made.

5. The owner of land on which a fence is erected shall maintain the fencein good condition and in such manner as to prevent it from becoming dilapi-dated, unsightly or prejudicial to the property in or the inhabitants of theneighbourhood.

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6. The owner of any land upon which a fence has been erected otherwisethan in accordance with these by-laws shall, upon 28 days' notice being givento him by the Council, take down and remove the fence.

7. A fence constructed in accordance with the specifications set out inthe First Schedule hereto, or a fence agreed to by adjoining owners and approvedby the Council, is hereby prescribed as a sufficient fence for the purposes ofthe Dividing Fences Act, 1961, within the townsite of Donnybrook exceptland which is classified in these by-laws as rural.

8. A fence constructed in accordance with the specifications set out inthe Second Schedule hereto is hereby prescribed as a sufficient fence for thepurposes of the Dividing Fences Act, 1961, within all those portions of thedistrict which is classified in these by-laws as rural.

9. Any person who shall commit a breach of any of these by-laws, orshall be guilty of an offence under these by-laws, shall be liable to a maximumpenalty of fifty pounds and in addition a maximum daily penalty of fourpounds for each day during which the offence continues.

First Schedule.Residential Zone.

(a) Dividing fence along side boundary:Front corner posts shall be 5 in. x 5 in. x 6 ft. and rear corner posts

shall be 5 in. x 5 in. x 7 ft., and intermediate posts, for the first27 feet from the front, shall be 5 in. x 3 in. x 6 ft. and thereafter5 in. x 3 in. x 7 ft. all spaced at not more than nine-foot centres.

All posts shall have tops with 2-1- in. weather and shall be sunk atleast two feet into the ground.

Corner posts shall be strutted two ways with 4 in. x 2 in. soles and3 in. x 2 in. struts.

Intermediate posts shall be double yankee strutted with 6 in. x 1 in. x18 in. struts.

Posts shall be checked for two rows of rails.Rails shall be 3 in. x 2 in. each rail spanning two bays of fencing with

joints staggered.Fence shall be covered for the first three bays with link mesh and

for the next bay by 3 in. x in. sawn pickets of graduated lengthrising from 3 ft. 6 in. to 6 ft.

Thereafter fence shall be covered with 3 in. x ,7 in. x 6 ft. sawn pickets.All pickets shall be placed three inches apart and shall be double

nailed to each rail.(b) Dividing fence along rear boundary:

Corner posts shall be 5 in. x 5 in. x 7 ft. and intermediate postsshall be 5 in. x 3 in. x 7 ft. spaced at not more than nine-footcentres.

All posts shall have tops with 2,1 in. weather and shall be sunk atleast two feet into the ground.

Corner posts shall be strutted two ways with 4 in. x 2 in. soles and3 in. x 2 in. struts. Intermediate posts shall be double yankeestrutted with 6 in. x 1 in. x 18 in. struts.

Posts shall be checked for two rows of rails.Rails shall be 3 in. x 2 in. each rail spanning two bays of fencing

with joints staggered.Fence shall be covered with 3 in. x in. x 6 ft. sawn pickets placed

three inches apart, double nailed to each rail.

Second Schedule.RURAL ZONE.

The fence shall be erected from sawn, split or round wooden posts setnot less than 18 inches in the ground, and not less than 42 inches out of theground and spaced not more than 12 feet apart with strainer posts set threefeet in the ground, and securely strutted at all corners, gateways, and fence

3 December, 1963.]


line angles but not exceeding 10 chains apart. Posts if of paperback, jam,white gum, jarrah or other indigenous timber to be cut not less than fivefeet four inches long by four inches diameter at small end if round, or fiveinches by two and a half inches if split or sawn. Strainer posts to be notless than six feet six inches in length and six inches in diameter at smallend, and shall be cut from indigenous timbers.

Steel "Y" section posts or reinforced concrete posts five feet six incheslong and sunk eighteen inches into the ground may be used in lieu of woodenposts. Steel or concrete strainer posts suitably strutted may be used. Eachfence post shall be bored with not less than six suitably spaced holes, to bethreaded with not less than six plain or barbed galvanised wires not less than122 gauge. Wire shall be wrapped around strainer and strained tight. Allgates to be of a type which can be swung.

Dated this 18th day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Donnybrook

was hereunto affixed by authority of aresolution of the Council in the presenceof

H. B. AYERS,I L.S.1 President.

D. A. JONES,Shire Clerk.







Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Local Government By-laws(Storage of Inflammable Liquid) No. 12.

L.G. 989/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, theCouncil of the abovementioned Municipality, hereby records having resolvedon the 18th day of September, 1963, to adopt the whole of Draft Model By-lawspublished in the Government Gazette on the 29th May, 1963.


was hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of

H. B. AYERS,[L.S.] President.









Adoption of Draft Model By-laws for Regulating the Construction, Establish-ment, Operation and Maintenance of Motels.

L.G. 988/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, theCouncil of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 18th day of September, 1963, to adopt the whole of the Draft ModelBy-laws for Regulating the Construction, Establishment, Operation and Main-tenance of Motels, published in the Government Gazette of the 20th day ofSeptember, 1961, together with amendments published in the GovernmentGazette on the 13th day of June, 1962, and the 23rd day of July, 1962, respec-tively.


was hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of

H. B. AYERS,[LS.] President.








Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Local Government Model By-laws(Street Lawns and Gardens) No. 11.

L.G. 702/59.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementoined Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 18th day of September, 1963, to adopt the whole of the Draft ModelBy-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 7th day of February, 1963.


was hereunto affixed pursuant to a resolu-tion of the Council in the presence of-

H. B. AYERS,fL.S.l

President.D. A. JONES,

Shire Clerk.





GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 37093 December, 1963.]


Municipality of the Shire of Denmark.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Caravan Parks No. 2.

L.G. 573/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the Shire of Denmark hereby records having resolved, on the15th day of March, 1962, and the 15th day of August, 1963, to adopt DraftModel By-laws published in the Government Gazette on the 28th day of Sep-tember, 1961, and the 16th day of January, 1963, viz.:

Local Government Model By-laws (Caravan Parks) No. 2.—Thewhole of the by-laws without amendment.

Dated this 17th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Municipality of the

Shire of Denmark was duly affixed heretoin the presence of

S. F. RAVENHILL,[L.S.] President.

F. W. TIMOTHY,Shire Clerk.






The Municipality of the Shire of Hall's Creek.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Prevention of Damage to Streets,L.G. 348/62.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 13th day of April, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft Model By-laws pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 7th day of September, 1961, as arehere set out:

Local Government Model By-law (Prevention of Damage toStreets) No. 1.—The whole of the by-law.

Dated the 13th day of April, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Hall's Creek

was affixed hereto in the presence of-E. J. LILLY,

EL.S.l

President.G. R. APPELBEE,

Shire Clerk.






LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.Shire of Swan-Guildford.

The Municipality of the Shire of Swan-Guildford.Adoption of Draft Model By-laws known as the Local Government By-law

(Signs, Hoardings and Billposting) No. 13 as published in the GovernmentGazette of the 11th day June, 1963.

L.G. 1007/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 16th day of September, 1963, to adopt such Draft Model By-laws pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 11th day of July, 1963, being the wholeof the by-law together with the following amendments:

In Clause 2: After the definition of "surveyor" insert a furtherdefinition to read:

"temporary sign" means a sign advertising sale of producegrown in the district.

In Clause 33: (1) After the word "interest," in the fourth lineadd the words, "or a temporary sign".

Dated the 29th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Swan-Guild-

ford was hereunto affixed in the presenceof

D. H. FERGUSON,LLB.]

President.T. J. WILLIAMSON,

Shire Clerk.





DOG ACT, 1903.The Municipality of the Shire of Swan-Guildford.

By-law Relating to the Control of Dogs.L.G. 250/59.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andof all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Munici-pality hereby records having resolved on the 16th day of September, 1963, tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws:-

1. In these by-laws the term "Council" means the Swan-Guildford ShireCouncil.

2. The Council may establish and maintain a pound or pounds for theimpounding of dogs seized pursuant to the provisions of the Dog Act, 1903.

3. A dog seized by the police or by an officer authorised by the Councilmay be placed in a pound.

4. Where a dog has been seized or placed in a pound the keeper of thepound or other officer authorised by the Council, shall, if the owner or personusually in charge of the dog is known to him, forthwith notify such personthat the dog has been impounded.

5. If the owner or person apparently acting on behalf of the owner ofa dog seized or impounded shall claim such dog then, upon payment of thefees specified in the schedule hereto, the dog shall be released to such person.


6. The pound-keeper shall be in attendance at the pound for the releaseof dogs at such times and on such days of the week as shall from time to timebe determined by the Council.

7. Any person applying for the release of a dog seized or impounded shallprove to the satisfaction of the pound-keeper or other officer authorised bythe Council the ownership of the dog and his authority to take delivery of it.The pound-keeper or officer may accept such proof as he considers satisfactoryand no person shall have any right of action against him or the Council inrespect of the delivery of the dog in good faith.

8. If a dog shall not be claimed and the said fees paid within 48 hoursof its being seized or if a dog, having a collar around its neck with a registra-tion label for the current year affixed thereto, shall not be claimed and thesaid fees paid within 48 hours of the service of a notice upon the registeredowner the pound-keeper or other officer authorised by the Council may sellthe dog.

9. Upon the sale of a dog, the proceeds of sale shall be the property ofthe Council and may be disposed of in such manner as the Council thinks fit.The owner of a dog sold pursuant to these by-laws shall have no claim againstthe Council in respect of the proceeds thereof.

10. If within the times mentioned in by-law 8 hereof or at any timebefore the destruction of a dog the dog has not been claimed as aforesaid andthe said fees paid and if no offer has been received for its purchase the dogmay be destroyed.

11. Notwithstanding anything herein contained but subject to the pro-visions of section 19 of the said Dog Act, 1903, any dog seized or impoundedmay at any time be destroyed upon the authority of the Shire Clerk if, inthe opinion of the Clerk, the dog is too savage or noisy to be kept or is sufferingfrom an injury, disease or sickness.

12. If the Council shall destroy a dog at the request of its owner whethersuch dog shall have been seized or impounded or not the owner shallpay to the Council the fees specified in the schedule hereto.

13. No person shall(a) unless a pound-keeper or other officer of the Council duly author-

ised in that regard release or attempt to release a dog from apound;

(b) destroy, break into, damage, or in any way interfere with orrender not dog-proof any pounds;

(c) destroy, break into, damage, or in any way interfere with orrender not dog-proof any dog cart, vehicle or container used forthe purpose of catching, holding or conveying dogs which havebeen seized.

Any person who shall commit a breach of this clause shall, upon convic-tion, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £20.

14. The owner of a dog shall keep such dog chained or under effectivecontrol from sunset to sunrise.

15. The owner of a dog shall prevent that dog from entering or beingin any of the following places:

(a) A public building.(b) A theatre or picture gardens.(c) A house of worship.(d) A shop or other public business premises.

16. The owner of a dog shall prevent that dog from entering or beingin any of the following places unless on a leash held by a person:—

(a) A sports ground.(b) An area set aside for public recreation.(c) A car park.(d) A school.(e) Any land vested in or under the control of the Council, other

than a road.17. No person shall obstruct or hinder an employee of the Council or

member of the Police Force in theprovisions of the Dog Act, 1903, or the regulations made in pursuance of those

performance of anything authorised by the

provisions.


18. The payment of fees in respect of the seizure, care, detention ordestruction of a dog shall not relieve the owner of it of liability to a penaltyunder any of the provisions of these by-laws.

19. Any person who shall commit a breach of these by-laws, shall, uponconviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £5, provided that for a breachof clause 13 the penalty shall not exceed £20.

Schedule.

FEES.For the seizure or impounding of a dog-10s.For the sustenance and maintenance of a dog in

of a day.For the destruction of a dog-10s.

a pound-5s. per day or part

Passed by the Swan-Guildford Shireday of September, 1963.

[L.S.]

Council at a meeting held on the 16th

D. H. FERGUSON,President.

T. J. WILLIAMSON,Shire Clerk.






Shire of Merredin.Model By-law (Caravan Parks) No. 2.

L.G. 1014/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Actand of all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Shirehereby records having resolved on the 17th day of September, 1963, to adoptthe whole of the Local Government Model By-law (Caravan Parks) No. 2,as published in the Government Gazette on the 28th day of September, 1961,and as amended in the Government Gazette on the 16th day of January,1963:—

The whole of the by-law.

Dated this 2nd day of November, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Merredin was

affixed hereto in the presence of-G. F. TELFER,

[L.S.] President.R. LITTLE,

Shire Clerk.







The Municipality of the Shire of Esperance.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Storage of Inflammable Liquid.L.G. 982/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 29th day of May, 1963, viz,.

Local Government Model By-laws (Storage of InflammableLiquid) No. 12.—The whole of the by-law.

Dated this 20th day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Municipality of the

Shire of Esperance was duly affixed heretoin the presence of

W. S. PATERSON,[L.S.] President.

J. F. CAMERON,Shire Clerk.






The Municipality of the Shire of Esperance.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Petrol Pumps.

L.G. 634/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 16th January, 1963, viz.:

Local Government Model By-laws (Petrol Pumps) No. 10.—Thewhole of the by-law.


Shire of Esperance was duly affixed heretoin the presence of

W. S. PATERSON,[L.S.]

President.J. F. CAMERON,

Shire Clerk.

Recom►ended-L. A. LOGAN,





LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Esperance.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to Signs, Hoardings and Billposting.L.G. 983/63.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolvedon the 20th day of September, 1963, to adopt the Draft Model By-laws pub-lished in the Government Gazette of the 11th day of June, 1963, viz.:

Local Government Model By-laws (Signs, Hoardings and Bill-posting) No. 13—The whole of the by-law.


Shire of Esperance was duly affixed heretoin the presence of-

W. S. PATERSON,[L.S.1

President.J. F. CAMERON,

Shire Clerk.



Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 13thdayof November, 1963.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Cockburn.

By-laws Relating to the Classifying of the District.L.G. 291/62.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andof all other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Munici-pality hereby records having resolved on the 11th day of September, 1963, tomake and submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws:

The by-laws of the Cockburn Shire Council (formerly Cockburn RoadBoard) passed at an ordinary meeting of the Cockburn Road Board held onthe 23rd day of October, 1957 (and published in the Government Gazette ofthe 17th day of April, 1958, as amended from time to time thereafter, are herebyfurther amended by a new by-law reading as follows:-

1. Schedule 6—Shopping Areas: Add new paragraph as fol-lows:—

(18) That portion of Cockburn Sound Location 10 being lots68 to 72 inclusive and lots 74 to 79 inclusive on Plan 7719,provided that for every square foot of buildings erectedthereon a minimum of three square feet of parking faci-lities be provided.

Dated this 23rd day of September, 1963.J. H. COOPER,

President.E. L. EDWARDS,

Shire Clerk.






LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Plantagenet.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws Relating to the Construction, Establishment,Operation and Maintenance of Motels.

L.G. 836/61.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records havingresolved on the 14th day of December, 1962, and the 18th day of October, 1963,to adopt such Draft Model By-laws published in the Government Gazette of the20th September, 1961, the 13th June, 1962, and the 23rd July, 1962, and desig-nated Local Government By-laws (Motels) No. 3, with such alterations as arehere set out:—

Draft Model By-law No. 3—Alterations.Clause 5 (a) : Delete the words "ten residential units" and insert

"six residential units".

Dated this 18th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Plantagenet

was affixed hereto in the presence ofW. T. 1, HOST,

[LS.] President.

T. McDONALD,Shire Clerk.




P. L. SPARROW,Acting Clerk of the Council,

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Plantagenet.

Adoption of Draft Model By-laws relating to the Removal and Disposal ofObstructing Animals or Vehicles.

L.G. 968/63.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act,the Council of the abovementioned Municipality hereby records havingresolved on the 16th day of August, 1963, to adopt such of the Draft ModelBy-laws published in the Government Gazette of the 1st day of August, 1962,as are here set out:

Local Government Model By-law—Removal and Disposal ofObstructing Animals or Vehicles No. 7.—The whole of the by-law.

Dated the 7th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Plantagenet

was affixed hereto in the presence of-W. T. FROST,

[L.S.]

President.T. McDONALD,

Shire Clerk.






LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960.The Municipality of the Shire of Canning.

By-laws amending By-laws, classifying South, Central, and West Wards.L.G. 78/59.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andall other powers enabling it, the Council of the Shire of Canning hereby recordshaving resolved on 22nd October, 1962, and 28th January, 1963, to makeand submit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws:

The By-laws of the Shire of Canning published in the Government Gazetteon the 13th February, 1957, and amended from time to time thereafter, beamended as follows:-

1. By-law 27 be altered by the deletion of paragraph (d) and by the sub-stitution in its place of the following paragraph:

(d) for land in an industrial zone—fifty (50) feet from the alignmentof the road or street on which such lot abuts.

2. After by-law 27 a new by-law is inserted:-27A. In an Industrial Zone and in cases of allotments of less

than two hundrerd and fifty (250) feet in depth, the Council may per-mit a building to be erected in front of the building line but notnearer than thirty feet to the road or street on which the landabuts if the construction of a building behind the building line inthe particular case be impracticable.

3. By-law 29 is amended by the addition at the end thereof of the fol-lowing:—

(c) In an Industrial Zone a person may erect a building nearer to theless important of the two roads or streets than the building linebut not nearer than eight (8) feet three (3) inches to suchroad or street.

4. After by-law 22 the following new by-law is inserted:-22A. Business Zones—Nature of Buildings:

No person shall within a Business Zone erect or cause tobe erected a building unless the walls of the building whichface a street are constructed of brick, stone, or concrete,and the building is of a design and construction of a stand-ard in keeping with that of buildings in the vicinity.

5. The Second Schedule (Rural Zones) North Ward, is amended by de-leting "Elizabeth Street" from lines 7 and 8 and substituting therefore "LuyerAvenue" and by deleting the passage which begins with "to the junction" inline 8 and ends with "Redcliffe Street" in line 11.

6. The Ffith Schedule (Business Zones) is amended by the deletion there-from of:

Walpole Street (previously Quinn Street), portion of Canning Location2 and being (a) lots 1 to 6 (inclusive) (Diagram 20194) on Plan6422.

Dated this 30th day of September, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Canning was


A. T. MALEY,[L.S.l

Deputy President.NOEL DAWKINS,

Shire Clerk.




P. L. SPARROW.Acting Clerk of the Council.



The Municipality of the Shire of Canning.

By-laws Amending By-laws Classifying Central, South, North, and West Wards.

L.G. 78/59.IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act andall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipalityhereby records having resolved on the 27th day of August, 1962, to make andsubmit for confirmation by the Governor the following by-laws.

The by-laws of the Shire of Canning published in the Government Gazetteon the 13th February, 1957, and amended from time to time thereafter, beamended as follows:—

1. After by-law 15 the following new by-laws are inserted:—

iii. Marginal Light Industrial Zones.15A. Area: Those portions of the District of the Shire of Canning

which are delineated and shown as such (according to the legendthereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto, are herebyclassified as Marginal Light Industrial Zones.

15B. Uses: No person shall use any land or any building or struc-ture in a Marginal Light Industrial Zone except for one or more ofthe following purposes:

(a) Any use permitted in a Light Industrial Zone.(b) A panel beating business.(c) A joinery works but not a sawmill.(d) A blacksmith's shop.

iv. Restricted Industrial Zones.15C. Area: Those portions of the District of the Shire of Canning

which are delineated and shown as such (according to the legendthereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto are herebyclassified as Restricted Industrial Zones.

15D. Uses: No person shall use any land or any building orstructure in a Restricted Industrial Zone except for one or more ofthe following purposes:

(a) Any use permitted in an Industrial Zone but with theexception of any offensive trade not mentioned hereunder.

(h) A dry cleaning works.(c) A laundry.(d) A marine store.

15E. By-laws 13, 14, and 15, shall apply to Marginal Light Indus-trial Zones and to Restricted Industrial Zones.

2. After the Eleventh Schedule a new schedule is inserted as follows:

The Twelfth Schedule.As depicted on the attached plan delineating the amendments to

the Residential, Industrial and Business Zones of these by-laws madeto accommodate the Council's Town Planning Scheme No. 6.

3. The First Schedule is altered by the addition at the end thereof ofthe following:

iv. Those areas delineated and shown as Residential Zones (accord-ing to the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedulehereto.

4. The Second Schedule is altered by deleting the paragraph commencing"South Ward" and by substituting the following in its place:

South Ward.—The whole of the South Ward with the exception ofthose portions which are specified in the First, Fifth and SixthSchedules hereto and with the exception of the areas delineated andshown as other zones (according to the legend thereon) on the planin the Twelfth Schedule.


5. The Fifth Schedule is altered by the addition at the end thereof ofthe following:

Those areas delineated and shown as Business Zones (accordingto the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedule hereto.

6. The Tenth Schedule is altered by the deletion therefrom of the follow-ing:—

High Road.—Portion of Canning Location 25, and being partlot 113'7 (Certificate of Title Vol. 1230, folio 86); part lot 1138 (Certi-ficate of Title Vol. 1122, folio 656) on Plan 4393;

and by the addition at the end thereof the following:Those areas delineated and shown as Showroom/Warehouse Zones

(according to the legend thereon) on the plan in the Twelfth Schedulehereto.

Dated the 15th day of October, 1963.The Common Seal of the Shire of Canning was


A. T. MALEY,LL.S.1

Deputy President.NOEL DAWKINS,

Shire Clerk.





CEMETERIES ACT, 1897-1962.

Karrakatta General Cemetery By-laws.Department of Local Government,

Perth, 18th November, 1963.L.G. 396/62.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisionsof the Cemeteries Act, 1897-1962, has been pleased to approve of the by-lawsmade by the Karrakatta Cemetery Board (as Trustees of the KarrakattaPublic Cemetery), as set out in the schedule hereunder.

A. E. WHITE,Secretary for Local Government.

Schedule.1. The by-laws made by the Karrakatta Cemetery Board (as Trustees of

the Karrakatta Public Cemetery) under the provisions of the Cemeteries Act,1897-1962, published in the Government Gazette on 17th November, 1944, andamended from time to time are referred to in these by-laws as the principalby-laws.

2. By-law 14 is amended by deleting from line two the times "8 a.m. to4.15 p.m." and substituting "8 a.m. to 4 p.m."

The by-laws set out in the above schedule were made by the KarrakattaCemetery Board at a duly convened meeting of the Board held on the 8thday of August, 1963.

H. L. DOWNE,Chairman.

W. MANNERS,Secretary.


EDUCATION ACT, 1928-1962.

Education Department,Perth, 27th November, 1963.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to approveof the regulations set forth in the schedule hereunder made by the Ministerfor Education pursuant to the provisions of section 28 of the Education Act,1928-1962.

T. L. ROBERTSON,Director-General of Education.

Schedule.

Regulations.1. In these regulations the Education Act Regulations, 1960,

published in the Government Gazette on the 26th July, 1960, andamended from time to time thereafter by notices published in theGovernment Gazette, are referred to as the principal regulations.

Reg. 95amended.

2. Regulation 95 of the principal regulations is amended by

inserting after the word, "schools" in line three of paragraph (e)(AmendmentNo. 146.)

subregulation (1), the passage, ", and teachers who on the 31stday of May, 1962, were deputy principals of secondary schools,".

Reg. 132amended.(AmendmentNo. 147.)

3. Regulation 132 of the principal regulations is amended(a) by substituting for the words, "permanent position"

in lines one and two of subregulation (1), the words,"position in the Western Australian Governmentservice"; and

(b) by deleting the word, "permanent" in line three ofsubregulation (1).

Reg. 169 4. Regulation 169 of the principal regulations is amended byamended ' iaddna after the word, "equivalent", being the last word in Para-( Amendment No. 148.) graph (g), the passage, "or in the case of a teacher who on the

31st day of May, 1962, was the deputy principal of a secondaryschool, a University degree or a Teachers' Higher Certificate".


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