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WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.)

No. 97]

PERTH : FRIDAY, 13th OCTOBER [1972

Bank Holiday at Busselton.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, j Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-[ LS.] able Order of the Bath, Commander of the

Most Excellent Order of the British Empire,Companion of the Distinguished Service Order,Governor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies in the Com-

monwealth of Australia.

IN pursuance of the provisions contained in thefifth section of the Bank Holidays Act, 1884, I, theGovernor of the said State, do by this my Pro-clamation appoint the following special BankHoliday:

Date; Place.Friday 27th October, 1972 (Southern Districts

Agricultural Society's Annual Show); Bus-selton.Given under my hand and the public Seal of

the said State, at Perth, this 4th day ofOctober, 1972.

By His Excellency's Command,C. STUBBS,Chief Secretary.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! !

Bank Holiday at Katanning.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, f Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-[ LS.] able Order of the Bath, Commander of the




Date; Place.Friday 27th October, 1972 (Agricultural, Pastoral

and Horticultural Society's Show Day); Katan-ning.Given under my hand and the public Seal of



GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 1 ! !

Bank Holiday at Toodyay.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, J Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-[ L.S.] able Order of the Bath, Commander of the




Date; Place.Wednesday 11th October, 1972 (Toodyay Race Club

Cup Day) ; Toodyay.Given under my hand and the public Seal of




Age of Majority Act, 1972.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-CL.5.] able Order of the Bath, Commander of the



WHEREAS it is enacted by section 2 of the Ageof Majority Act, 1972, that the Act shall comeinto operation on a date to be fixed by proclama-tion: Now, therefore, I, the Governor, acting withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council,do hereby fix the 1st day of November, 1972 as thedate on which the Age of Majority Act, 1972 shallcome into operation.

Given under my hand and the Public Sealof the said State, at Perth, this 6th dayof October, 1972.

By His Excellency's Command,THOMAS D. EVANS,

Attorney General.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! !

406 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [13 October, 1972.

Land Act, 1933-1971.

PROCLAMATION(Resumption.)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, I Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-E LS.] able Order of the Bath, Commander of the



Corres. 554/69.WHEREAS by section 109 of the Land Act, 1933-1971, the Governor may resume, for any purposeas in the public interest he may think fit, any por-tion of land held as a Pastoral Lease; and whereasit is deemed expedient that the portion of PastoralLease described in the schedule hereto shouldbe resumed for the purpose of road: Now, therefore,I, the Governor, with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council do by this my proclamationresume portion of Pastoral Lease 3114/792, 3114/454, 3114/530 and 3114/477, for the purpose afore-said.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State at Perth, this 6th day ofOctober, 1972.

By His Excellency's Command,H. D. EVANS,

Minister for Lands.


Schedule.(a) That portion of Pastoral Lease No. 3114/

792, containing 95 acres as coloured red on Mis-cellaneous Plan 470.

(b) That portion of Pastoral Lease No. 3114/454, containing 95 acres as coloured red on Mis-cellaneous Plan 470.

(c) That portion of Pastoral Lease No. 3114/580. containing 1,404 acres as coloured red on Mis-cellaneous Plan 470.

(d) That portion of Pastoral Lease No. 3114/580. containing 55 acres as coloured red on Mis-cellaneous Plan 470.

(Public Plan Yanrey 1:250,000.)

Transfer of Land Act, 1893.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major-General Sir Douglas

TO WIT, Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of theDOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and

Governor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-E LS.) able Order of the Bath, Commander of the



Corres. 5735/50, V.5.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893, theGovernor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in Her Majesty asof Her former estate all or any lands, whereof HerMajesty may become the registered proprietor, andwhereas Her Majesty is now the registered pro-prietor of the lands described in the scheduleshereto: Now, therefore, I, the Governor with theadvice and consent 9f the Executive Council, do bythis my Proclamation revest in Her Majesty, Herheirs, and successors, the land described in theschedules hereto as of Her former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State, at Perth, this 6th day ofOctober, 1972.

By His Excellency's Command,H. D. EVANS,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! !

Revestment Schedule.Schedule 1.

Corres. No.; Description; Certificate of TitleVolume; Folio.

1978/67, V2—Portion of Swan Location 1315 andbeing Lot 7 on Diagram 43413; 1331;246.

1978/67, V2—Portion of Swan Location 1315 andbeing Lot 6 on Diagram 43412; 1331;244.

Schedule 2.Corres. No.; Description of Land.

3554/70—Portion of Canning Location 32 being Lot55 on Diagram 41324 and being part ofthe land in Certificate of Title Volume467, Folio 69A.

110/69—Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingthe land coloured blue and marked"Drain Reserve" on Plan 9282 andbeing part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume 238, Folio 153A.

110/69—Portion of Swan Location 32 and beingthe land coloured blue and marked"Drain Reserve" on Plan 9286 andbeing part of the land in Certificate ofTitle Volume 215, Folio 29A.

1158/70—Portion of Swan Location 1315 being Lot927 on Plan 9692 and being part ofthe land in Certificate of Title Volume457, Folio 198A.

2543/66—Portion of Canning Location 491 andbeing Lot 219 on Diagram 39277 andbeing part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume 468, Folio 152A.

843/70—Portion of Sussex Location 170 and beingLot 111 the subject of Diagram 9205and being part of the land in Certi-ficate of Title Volume 332, Folio 49.

3908/69—Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 16and being Lot 206 on Plan 9720 andbeing part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume 417, Folio 66A.

3440/70—Portion of Victoria Location 8059 andbeing Lot 15 on Diagram 33938 andbeing part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume 228, Folio 149A.

2562/64—Portion of Geraldton Sub-Lot 140 andbeing Lot 73 on Diagram 38492 andbeing part of the land in Certificateof Title Volume 292, Folio 151A.

1219/70—Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 2023being Lot 31 on Plan 9748 and beingpart of the land in Certificate of TitleVolume 439, Folio 4A.

1954/67—Portion of Canning Location 25 and beingLot 627 less portion resumed on Plan9059 and being part of the land inCertificate of Title Volume 327, Folio176A.

Country Towns Sewerage Act, 1948-1967.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Major-General Sir DouglasTO WIT, Anthony Kendrew, Knight Commander of the

DOUGLAS KENDREW, Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michaei andGovernor. Saint George, Companion of the Most Honour-E able Order of the Bath, Commander of the



L.G. 404/70.WHEREAS it is provided, inter alia, by subsection(la) of section II of the Country Towns SewerageAct. 1948-1967 that where a local authority inwhose district a sewerage area is situate, under-takes any works in that sewerage area and itappears after inquiry that

(a) the maximum general rate that the localauthority may impose under the LocalGovernment Act, 1960-1971, will not per-mit a sufficient amount to be provided for

13 October, 1972.] GOVERNMENT GAZE'rrE, W.A. 4071

the construction, alteration, repair ormaintenance of the works, and for pay-ment of the instalments of capital debtand interest on any of the works withrespect to which any debt is owing; and

(b) the local authority should be permittedto levy a general rate beyond the limitsprescribed by the Local Government Act,1960-1971,

the Governor may, by proclamation, grant to thelocal authority such permission and may in theproclamation specify new limits of the maximumgeneral rate that the local authority may imposeunder the Local Government Act, 1960-1971; andwhereas the Carnarvon Sewerage Area consitutedunder section 4 of the Country Towns Sewerage Act,1948-1967 by Order in Council published in theGovernment Gazette on the 28th March, 1969, iswithin the district of the Municipality of the Shireof Carnarvon and the Shire has undertaken workswithin that area; and whereas it appears after in-quiry that the maximum general rate that theCouncil of the Municipality of the Shire of Car-narvon may impose will not permit a sufficientamount to be provided for the construction, altera-tion, repair or maintenance of the works, and forpayments of the instalments of capital debt andinterest on the works to which any debt is owingand that the Council of the Municipality of theShire of Carnarvon should be permitted to levy ageneral rate beyond the limits prescribed by theLocal Government Act, 1960-1971: Now, therefore,I, the Governor, acting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and in exercise of thepowers conferred under subsection (la) of sectionII of the Country Towns Sewerage Act, 1948-1967do hereby grant to the Council of the Municipalityof the Shire of Carnarvon permission to levy ageneral rate not exceeding forty cents (40 cents)for each dollar of the annual value of the rateableproperty in any year in its district that is withinthe Carnarvon Sewerage Area aforesaid.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal ofthe said State at Perth, this 6th day ofOctober, 1972.

By His Excellency's Command,C. STUBBS,

Minister for Local Government.


Country Towns Sewerage Act, 1948-1967.PROCLAMATION.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1

DOUGLAS I

4072 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [13 October, 1972.

Local Government Act, 1960-1971.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

L. & S. Corres. 554/69 (R.3557).WHEREAS by section 288 of the Local GovernmentAct, 1960-1971, it shall be lawful for the Governor,on request by a Council of a Municipal District, byOrder published in the Government Gazette todeclare any lands reserved or acquired for use bythe public or used by the public as a street, way,public place, bridge or thoroughfare, under thecare, control, and management of the Council, orlands comprised in a private street, constructedand maintained to the satisfaction of the Council,or lands comprised in a private street of which thepublic has had interrupted use for a period of notless than ten years, as a public street and if theCouncil thinks fit, that the Governor shall declarethe width of the carriageway and footpaths of thepublic street; and whereas the Shire of Ashburtonhas requested that certain lands named and des-cribed in the schedule hereunder, which have beenreserved for a street within its municipal districtbe declared a public street: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, doth herebydeclare the said lands to be a public street, andsuch land shall, from the date of this Order, beabsolutely dedicated to the public as a streetwithin the meaning of any law now or hereafterin force.

Schedule.Road No. 14621. A strip of land five chains wide,

commencing within pastoral lease 3114/477 andextending as shown coloured red on MiscellaneousPlan 470 generally northeasterly through the saidlease and Leases 3114/580, 3114/454 and 3114/792to terminate within the lastmentioned lease.(Public Plan Yanrey 1:250,000.)

F. P. KNIGHT,Clerk of the Council.

Land Act, 1933-1971.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Cones. 2316/72.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1971, it is inter alia, made lawful for the Governorby Order in Council, to direct that any land re-served pursuant to the provisions of this Act shallbe granted in fee simple to any person (as de-fined in the said section) subject to the conditionthat the person shall not lease or mortgage thewhole or any part of the land without the consentof the Governor and subject to such other con-ditions and limitations as the Governor shall deemnecessary to ensure that the land is used for thepurpose for which the land is reserved as afore-said; and whereas it is deemed expedient thatReserve No. 31650 (Swan Location 8753) should,subject as aforesaid be granted in fee simple toThe St. John Ambulance Association in WesternAustralia Incorporated to be held in trust for"Ambulance Station": Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council doth herebydirect that the beforementioned reserve shall begranted in fee simple to the aforesaid body, to beheld in trust for the aforesaid purpose, subject tothe condition that the land shall not be leased ormortgaged in whole or in part without the consentof the Governor.


Land Act, 1933-1971.ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1971, it is made lawful for the Governor to directthat any Reserve shall vest in and be held by anyMunicipality, Body Corporate, or other person orpersons to be named in the order in trust for the

like or other public purposes to be specified in suchorder; and whereas it is deemed expedient as f ol-lows:—

Corres. 4419/69.—That Reserve No. 31548 shouldvest in and be held by the Shire of Rockinghamin trust for the purpose of "Recreation".

Corres. 1243/70.—That Reserve No. 31551 shouldvest in and be held by the Shire of Murray in trustfor the purpose of "Recreation".

Corres. 2379/68.—That Reserve No. 31572 shouldvest in and be held by the Shire of Rockinghamin trust for the purpose of "Recreation".

Corres. 1492/71.—That Reserve No. 31654 shouldvest in and be held by the Shire of Murray intrust for the purpose of "Rubbish Depot".

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, byand with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, doth hereby direct that the beforemen-tioned reserves shall vest in and be held by theabovementioned bodies, in trust for the purposesaforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers re-served to him by section 37 of the said Act.


Land Act, 1933-1971.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corres. 1709/72.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1971, it is made lawful for the Governor to directthat any Reserve shall vest in and be held by anyMunicipality, Body Corporate, or other person orpersons to be named in the Order, in trust for anyof the purposes set forth in section 29 of the saidAct, or for the like or other public purposes to bespecified in such Order and with power of sub-leasing; and whereas it is deemed expedient thatReserve No. 31640 should vest in and be held by theShire of Kondinin in trust for the purpose of"Recreation (Bowling Green)": Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, doth herebydirect that the beforementioned reserve shall vestin and be held by the Shire of Kondinin, in trustfor "Recreation (Bowling Green)", with power tothe said Shire of Kondinin, subject to the approvalin writing of the Minister for Lands being firstobtained, to lease the whole or any portion of thesaid reserve for any term not exceeding 21 yearsfrom the date of the lease subject nevertheless tothe powers reserved to him by section 37 of thesaid Act.


Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947-1964.Goldfields and Agricultural Water Supply.

Cunderdin North Extension—Branches.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 56/69.WHEREAS by the Country Areas Water SupplyAct, 1947-1964, it is provided that before under-taking construction of water works the Ministershall submit plans, descriptions, books of referenceand estimates of the proposed works to the Gover-nor for approval; and that if they are approved theGovernor may forthwith by Order in Council em-power the Minister to undertake construction ofthe proposed works. Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor by and with the consent of theExecutive Council doth hereby approve of theplans, descriptions, books of reference and esti-mates marked on plan P.W.D., W.A. 47306-1-1 forthe construction of the Goldfields and AgriculturalWater Supply—Cunderdin North Extension—Branches and hereby empowers the Minister toundertake the construction of the said works.


13 October, 1972.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4073

Country Towns Sewerage Act, 1948-1967.

Albany Sewerage.

Reticulation Area No. 29.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 446/72.

WHEREAS by the Country Towns Sewerage Act,1948-1967, it is provided that before undertakingthe construction of Water Works, the Ministershall submit plans, descriptions, books of refer-ence and estimates of the proposed works to theGovernor for approval; and that if they are ap-proved, the Governor may forthwith by Order inCouncil empower the Minister to undertake theconstruction of the proposed works. Now, there-fore, His Excellency the Governor with the adviceof the Executive Council doth hereby approve ofthe plans, descriptions, books of reference andestimates marked on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 47356-1-1for the construction of Albany Sewerage—Reticula-tion Area No. 29 which was duly submitted forapproval and hereby empowers the Minister toundertake the construction of the said works.



Collie Sewerage.


ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W.W.S. 92/72.

WHEREAS by the Country Towns Sewerage Act,1948-1967, it is provided that before undertakingthe construction of water works, the Minister shallsubmit plans, descriptions, books of reference andestimates of the proposed works to the Governorfor approval; and that if they are approved, theGovernor may forthwith by Order in Council em-power the Minister to undertake the constructionof the proposed works. Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor with the advice of the Execu-tive Council doth hereby approve of the plans,descriptions, books of reference and estimatesmarked on plan P.W.D., W.A. 47174-1-1 for theconstruction of Collie Sewerage—Reticulation AreaNo. 9 which was duly submitted for approval andhereby empowers the Minister to undertake theconstruction of the said works.



Northam Sewerage.


ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 140/71.

WHEREAS by the Country Towns Sewerage Act,1948-1967 it is provided that before undertakingthe construction of water works, the Minister shallsubmit plans, descriptions, books of reference andestimates of the proposed works to the Governorfor approval; and that if they are approved, theGovernor may forthwith by Order in Council em-power the Minister to undertake the constructionof the proposed works. Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil doth hereby approve of the plans, descrip-tions, books of reference and estimates marked onP.W.D., W.A. 46515-1-1 for the construction of

Northam Sewerage Reticulation Area No. 5 whichwas duly submitted for approval and hereby em-powers the Minister to undertake the constructionof the said works.


Water Boards Act, 1904-1969.Busselton Water Board.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W.W.S. 1083/68.

WHEREAS by the Water Boards Act, 1904-1969, itis provided that before undertaking the construc-tion of works in the Water Area the Minister shallsubmit plans, descriptions, books of reference andestimates of the proposed works to the Governorfor approval and that if they are approved he mayforthwith make an Order empowering the WaterBoard to undertake the construction of the works.Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor withthe advice and consent of the Executive Councilhereby approves of the Busselton Water Board planNo. 3281 (P.W.D., W.A. 47526) Sheets 1, 2 and3, descriptions, books of reference and estimatesfor the construction of a new water bore, pumpingplant, filter tank, storage tank, aerator and asso-ciated equipment at East Busselton all of whichwere duly submitted for approval and hereby em-powers the Busselton Water Board to undertakethe construction of the said works.


Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage andDrainage Act, 1909-1972.

Metropolitan Water Supply.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.M.W.B. 815032/72.

WHEREAS by the Metropolitan Water Supply,Sewerage and Drainage Act, 1909-1972, it is pro-vided that, subject to the provisions of the Act, theMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and Drain-age Board shall, with the approval of the Governor,have power to construct, provide and extend WaterWorks, Sewerage Works and Metropolitan MainDrainage Works; and whereas the preliminary re-quirements of the said Act have been complied withand plans, sections and estimates in respect of theworks hereinafter mentioned have been submittedto and approved by the Governor in Council: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by andwith the advice and consent of the Executive Coun-cil, does hereby empower the Metropolitan WaterSupply, Sewerage and Drainage Board to under-take the construction of the following works underthe said Act, namely:

Shire of Wanneroo.Twenty-four Inch, Eighteen Inch and Twelve Inch

Mains—Whitfords High Level Area, Craigie.The construction of

(a) A twenty-four inch diameter water mainapproximately five hundred feet in length.

(b) An eighteen inch diameter water main ap-proximately two thousand eight hundredand fifty feet in length.

(c) A twelve inch diameter water main ap-proximately one thousand one hundredfeet in length, and shown on Plan M.W.B.11582.

This Order in Council shall take effect from the13th day of October, 1972.

F. P. KNIGHT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

4074 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [13 October, 1972

Local Government Act, 1960-1971.

City of Stirling.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.L.G. 71/71.

WHEREAS it is enacted, inter alia, by section 688of the Local Government Act, 1960-1971, thatwhere through an impediment or accidental omis-sion anything required to be done by or under thatAct is not done or is not done within the prescribedtime, manner or form, the Governor, for the pur-pose of giving effect to the intention and purposesof the Act, may by order take such measures asare necessary for rectifying the omission or remov-ing the impediment, and may validate anythingwhich has been done otherwise than in the pre-scribed time, manner, or form; and whereas NelisVan Geest was convicted on the 16th September,1971 of an offence in contravention of subsection(5) of section 374 of the Local Government Act,1960-1971, in respect of a dwelling at Lot 5 Traven-core Street, Maylands; and whereas in purportedpursuance of the provisions of section 411 of thatAct the Council of the City of Stirling and thesaid Nelis Van Geest have exchanged notices andcorrespondence which were through accidentalomission otherwise than in the prescribed time,manner or form: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor acting with the advice and consentof the Executive Council in exercise of the powersconferred by section 688 of the Local GovernmentAct, 1960-1971, for the purpose of giving effect tothe intention and purposes of that Act, herebyorders

(a) that the said Nelis Van Geest shall bedeemed lawfully to have complied with theprovisions of section 411 of the Local Gov-ernment Act, 1960-1971, relating to theinstitution of an appeal under Division 19of Part XV of that Act against a requisi-tion in relation to the installation of asink in the family room of a duplex situateat Lot 5 Location 2039, No. 7 TravencoreStreet, Maylands, which shall be deemedto have been lawfully served upon him bythe Council of the City of Stirling;

(b) that in accordance with the provisions ofDivision 19 of Part XV of that Act theappointment of referees be proceeded withand the appeal determined.


Premier's Department,Perth, 13th October, 1972.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas approved of the following appointments to theCommission of the Peace for the State of WesternAustralia:—

Spiro Nick Begos, of 1 Hickey Street, Ardrossand 473 Hay Street, Perth.

Douglas Haig Bruce, of 118 Peasholm Street,Wembley Downs and State Secretary, Re-turned Services League, Anzac House, 30aSt. George's Terrace, Perth.

Edward Herbert Harris, of 54 Mitchell Street,Cunderdin.

John William Moyses, of 14 Leonora Street,Wagin.

Ernest Richard Pearce, of 17 Gale Street, Bus-selton and 69 Queen Street, Busselton.

(Mrs.) Winifred Margaret Piesse, of "Cintra-mia", Wagin.

Harold Feltham Proud, of KulM.Clifford Gordon Toolin, of 12 Mitchell Street,

Cunderdin.

EX OFFICIO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.IT is hereby notified for public information thalCharles Walter Mildwaters of 15 Dean Street,Geraldton, Mayor of the Town of Geraldton, ha:been appointed under Section 9 of the Justices Act1902-1972 to be a Justice of the Peace for theGeraldton Magisterial District during his term ofoffice as Mayor of the Town of Geraldton.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatEdwin Harold Spragg, of "Glenorchy", Williams,President of the Shire of Williams, has been ap-pointed under Section 9 of the Justices Act, 1902-1972 to be a Justice of the Peace for the WilliamsMagisterial District during his term of office asPresident of the Shire of Williams.

W. S. LONNIE,Under Secretary,

Premier's Department.

PARLIAMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA.Bills Assented To.

IT is hereby notified for public information thatHis Excellency the Governor has Assented in thename and on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen,on the dates shown, to the undermentioned BillsPassed by the Legislative Council and the Legis-lative Assembly during the Third Session of theTwenty-seventh Parliament.

Short Title of Bill; Date of Assent; Act No.Supply; 24th August, 1972; No. 44 of 1972.Bulk Handling Act Amendment; 24th August, 1972;

No. 45 of 1972.Age of Majority; 18th September, 1972; No. 46 of

1972.Alumina Refinery Agreement Act Amendment; 2nd

October, 1972; No. 47 of 1972.Alumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement Act

Amendment; 2nd October, 1972; No. 48 of 1972.Mental Health Act Amendment; 2nd October, 1972;

No. 49 of 1972.Auctioneers Act Amendment; 2nd October, 1972;

No. 50 of 1972.Noxious Weeds Act Amendment; 2nd October,

1972; No. 51 of 1972.War Service Land Settlement Scheme Act Amend-

ment; 2nd October, 1972; No. 52 of 1972.Aboriginal Heritage; 2nd October, 1972; No. 53 of

1972.Western Australian Products Symbol; 2nd October,

1972; No. 54 of 1972.J. B. ROBERTS,

Clerk of the Parliaments.5th October, 1972.

DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITY WELFARE.APPLICATIONS are invited from adult maleofficers who are interested in secondment to theRelief Section of the Department for CommunityWelfare at the G-II-2 level.

The appointment will be to 31st December, 1972.in the first instance, however, it is anticipated thatan item will be created at a future date.

The successful applicant will be attached to HeadOffice but required to spend 95 per cent. of his timeon outdoor enquiries through home visits withinthe Metropolitan Area. A Departmental vehicle isprovided.

Copies of the list of duties are available fromthe Public Service Board or Department forCommunity Welfare.

Applications on PSB form 15 should be submittedto the undersigned no later than 27th October,1972.

R. H. DOIG,Chairman, Public Service Board.


VACANCIES IN TH_E PUBLIC SERVICE

Department Position Class Gross Salary Date Returnable

1972Crown Law .... First Assistant Parliamentary Counsel,

Parliamentary Counsel's Office (ItemLevel 7 $15,544 20th October

11 1143)Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts, Wyndham, Court. Offices 0-11-4/5 $6,361-$7,054 do.

Branch (Item 11 4460)Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts (Relieving), Inspecting and C-II-3/4 S5,91446,592 do.

Relieving Clerks of Court Section, CourtOffices Branch (Item 11 4770)

Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts (Relieving) Inspecting andRelieving Clerks of Court, Section, Court

0-11-3/4 65,914-26,592 do. ,

Offices Branch (Item 11 4750)Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts, Port Hedland, Court Offices C-II-4/5 $6,361-$7,054 do.

Branch (Item 11 4610)Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts, Broome, Court Offices C-II-4/5 $6,361-$7,054 do.

Branch (Item 11 4430)Crown Law .... Clerk of Courts, Roebourne, Court Offices C-II-4/5 $6,361-$7,054 do.

Branch, (Item 11 4520)Crown Law .... Clerk, Records Branch (Item 11 0400) .... C-II-2 $5,500-$5,699 do.Crown Law .... Legal Officer, Conveyancing Branch, Public Level 4 $11,244-$12,774 do.

Trust Office (Item 12 0470)Education Clerk, Staff Section, Clerical Branch (Item C-II-1 $5,103-$5,302 do.

14 1271)ElectoralForests

Registrar (Item 15 0080) ....Superintendent (Item 17 0065) ....

C-II- 2Level 5

$5,500-35,699$13,244

do.do.

Forests Superintendent, Plantations (Item 17 0073) Level 5 $13,244 do.Forests Superintendent, Extension Services (Item Level 5 $13,244 do.

17 0067)Metro. Water Supply Mechanical Supervisor, Workshops, Meth-

anical and Electrical Branch, EngineeringG-II-4/5 86,301-$6,995 do.

Division (Item 22 5855) (d) (a)Mines Research Metallurgist, Kalgoorlie Metallur- evel 1 $5,142-87,590 do.

gical Laboratory, Government Chemical (h)Laboratories (Item 23 3610) (a) (i) (j)

Mines Laboratory Technician, Grade 2, Govern-ment Chemical Laboratories (Item 23 3125)

0-11-1/4 $5,038-$6,533 do.

State Housing Senior Clerk, Projects and Statistical Sec-tion, Operations Branch (Item 32 0280)

0-11-4 86,361-$6,592 do.

State Housing Clerk, Expenditure Section, Accounts 0-II-1 $5,103-25,302 do.Branch (Item 32 2905)

State Housing Collector, Field Section, Accounts Branch 0-II-1 $5,103-$5,302 do.(Item 32 4053)

Treasury Assistant Finance Officer, Budgeting Sec-tion, Research and Budgeting Branch

0-11-2/3 $5,500-$6,129 do.

(Item 35 0186)Treasury . Assistant Finance Officer, Budgeting Sec-

tion, Research and Budgeting BranchC-II-2/3 85,500-$6,129 do.

(Item 35 0185)Treasury Finance Officer Grade 2, General Finance 0-11-5/6 $6,823-57,548 do.

Branch (Item 35 0345)Crown Law .... Assistant Crown Counsel, Crown Solicitor's Level 4 811,244-312,774 do.

Office, (Item 11 1214) (a) (m)Fisheries and Fauna Assistant Librarian, Grade 1, Administra-

tive Branch (Item 16 0040) (a) (1)Level 3 55,338-85,897 do.

Treasury . Secretary/Stenographer, Administrative 0-III-1 $4,237-$4,366 do.Branch, Government Printing Office(Item 37 0030) (a) (k)

Agriculture itilanager, Grade 2, Rangeland Management G-II-4/5 $6,301-26,995 do.Branch, Soils Division (Item 01 6593) (a)(p) (q ) ( i') (s)

Agriculture . Laboratory Technician, Grade 2 (a) (o) OR 0-11-1/4 $5,038-$6,533 do.Laboratory Assistant, Grain Products OR ORLaboratory, Agronomy Branch, Wheat 0 -X_ $2,212-(17 yrs)and Sheep Division (Item 01 5455) (a) (a) $4,845

Agriculture .... Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 01/1575) C-II-1 85,103-$5,302 27th OctoberAudit Assistant Auditor General (Item 02/0003) (I) A-I-7 $14,187 do.Crown Law .... Clerk, Correspondence and Staff Branch C-II-1 $5,103-35,302 do.

(Item 11/0135)Crown Law .... Clerk, Companies Registration Office (Item C-TI-S $6,823-$7,054 do.

11/2510)Crown Law .... Trust Officer Grade 1, Group Four Section,

Trust Branch, Public Trust Office (Item0 II-5/6 36,823-$7,548 do.

12/0385)Development and Decentral-

isationSenior Decentralisation Officer, Decentral-

isation Branch, Division of Industries0-11-7 $7,796-$8,290 do.

(Item 18/0930)Development and Decentral-

isationInvestigations Officer, Industries, Investi-

gations and Accounts Branch, Division ofC-II-6 $7,301-$7,548 do.

Industries (Item 18/0610)Education .... Clerk, Salaries Section, Accounts Branch C-II-3 $5,914-$6,129 do.

(Item 14/2820)Education Superintendent of Technical Education,

Professional Branch, Administrative Divi-sion (Item 14/0552) (a)

Level 2 $10,386-$12,389 do.

Electoral Registrar (Item 15/0125) .... 0-II-2 $5,500-$5,699 do.Labour Inspector Grade 1, Inspection Section,

Factories Branch (Item 19/1060)0-11-4/5 $6,301-$6,995 do.

Medical • • Clerk, Salaries Section, Accounts Branch C-TI-2 $5,500-$5,699 do.(Item 07/2490)

4076 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [13 October, 1972,

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE--coMinued

Department Position Class Gross Salary Date Returnable

1972Mental Health Services .... Senior Typist, Community Development C-III-1 34,237-34,366 27th October

Centre (Item 09/0499)Metropolitan Water Supply

BoardEngineering Survey Draftsman, Plan Main-

tenance, Services Section, EngineeringLevel 1 $4,779-$6,648 do.

Design Branch, Engineering Division(Item 22/7476) (a) (c)

State Housing Commission Clerical Assistant (Kalgoorlie) Outstations C-VI 31,576 (15 years)- do.Section, General Branch (Item 32/1347) $3,734(a) (e)

State Housing Commission Clerical Assistant (Derby), Outstations Sec- C-VI 31,576 (15 years)- do.tion, General Branch (Item 32/1346) (a) (e) $3,734

State Taxation .. Assessor Grade 2, Assessing Section, Stamp C-II-4/5 86,361-37,054 do.Duties Division (Item 33/2035)

Tourist Development Tourist Officer, Melbourne Office, Tourist $5,103-$5,302 do.Authority Services (Item 27/0776)

Tourist Development Clerk, Tourist Services (Item 27/0405) .... 35,103-35,302 do.Authority

Treasury Actuarial Officer, Superannuation Board 39,591-39,881 do.(Item 35/2175)

State Taxation Assessor Grade 3, Probate Duties Division C-II-3/4 35,914-36,592 do.(Item 33/2545)

The possession of, or progress towards, an appropriate tertiary level academic qualification will be considered a factor, in.creasing in importance with the level of classification, when determining efficiency of applicants in the Clerical Division.

(a) Applications also called outside the Service under section 24.(b) Experience and training in auditing an advantage.(c) A minimum of a pass in the first four stages of the Diploma of Cartography or equivalent with at least four years

relevant drawing office experience.(d) Must be an indentured tradesman fitter. Experience as a foreman in charge of workshops handling Water Supply Authority

equipment is essential.(e) Junior Certificate in five subjects including English.(h) District Allowance $55 per annum married or $27.50 per annum single.(i) Degree or diploma in metallurgy with emphasis on primary metallurgy. Some plant or research experience desirable.(j) GENERAL: Further information obtainable from the:

Officer in ChargeKalgoorlie Metallurgical Laboratory50 McDonald StreetKALGOORLIE W.A. 6430

(k) Junior Certificate in at least five (5) subjects including English, Shorthand and Typewriting. Applicants must haveextensive experience in general secretarial duties. Applicants must be proficient stenographers.

(1) Registration Certificate of Library Association of Australia or equivalent.(m) (a) Legal practitioner admitted and entitled to practise in Western Australia:

OR(b) Legal practitioner from outside the State whose qualifications for admission in Western Australia have been approved

by the Barristers' Board, subject to compliance with residential and other formalities.(o) TECHNICIAN

Certificate in Applied Science plus further progress towards a Diploma in Applied Science or an approved equivalent aca-demic qualification. Laboratory experience desirable.ASSISTANTJunior Certificate or equivalent, including English, Mathematics and Science subjects. Preference for the Leaving subjectsof Physics and Chemistry or comparable subjects in the Certificate of Applied Science.

(p) Considerable experience and ability in the supervision of field staff and in the operation of farm machinery and equipmentand in the keeping of station records, are essential.Practical experience in the handling of experimental animals and the maintenance of station improvements and equipmentare also required.Possession of a Junior Certificate or equivalent is necessary for permanent appointment but additional academic qualifica-tions would be preferred.

(q) ALLOWANCESDistrict Allowance $806 per annum married man, $403 per annum single man.Child Allowance of $100 for each child of school age resident in the North, with a maximum of $400 per annum.Some camping is necessary, for which a camping allowance is paid.

(r) ACCOMMODATIONA house with basic furniture can be provided for a married officer. Alternatively, single accommodation is available.

(s) HEADQUARTERS: Ord River Station.Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-1972, and are to be addressed to the Chairman,

Public Service Board, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Headsof Departments.

R. H. DOIG,13th October, 1972 Chairman, Public Service Board.

Public Service Board,Perth, 11th October, 1972.

THE following promotions have been approved:

D. J. B. Jennings, Senior Maintenance Officer,C-II-3, Maintenance Section, to be Senior ReliefOfficer, C-II-4, Relief Section, Maintenance andRelief Branch, Department for Community Wel-fare, as from 21st July, 1972.

R. M. Swartz, Clerk, C-II-1, to be Clerk Staff,C-II-2, Correspondence and Staff Branch, CrownLaw Department, as from 18th August, 1972.

D. L. Nichols, Deputy Sheriff, C-II-7, to beSheriff, C-II-10, Sheriff's Office, Crown Law De-partment, as from 25th August, 1972.

R. B. Pooley, Clerk, C-II-5, to be Investigator,C-II-5/6, Companies Registration Office, CrownLaw Department, as from 28th July, 1972.

P. J. De Mouncey, Registrar, C-II-2, ElectoralDepartment, to be Clerk, C-II-2, CompaniesRegistration Office, Crown Law Department, asfrom 1st September, 1972.

N. R. Prior, Clerk, C-II-1, Court of Petty Ses-sions, Court Offices, to be Clerk, 0-11-2, Compan-ies Registration Office, Crown Law Department,as from 14th July, 1972.


D. Wyles, Clerk, C-II-1, Returns Section, StampDuties Division, State Taxation Department, tobe Clerk, C-II-1, Court of Petty Sessions, CourtOffices, Crown Law Department, as from 1st Sep-tember, 1972.

C. F. Bullock, Clerk of Courts, C-II-4/5, Bussel-ton Court Office to be Clerk of Courts, C-II-7,Kalgoorlie Court Office, Crown Law Department,as from 22nd September, 1972.

D. F. Evans, Clerk of Courts (Relieving), C-II-3/4, Inspecting and Relieving Clerks of CourtSection, Court Offices Branch, to be Clerk ofCourts, C-II-4/5, Wyndham Court Office, CrownLaw Department, as from 22nd September, 1972.

W. G. Tarr, Clerk of Courts (Relieving), C-II-3/4, Inspecting and Relieving Clerks of CourtSection, Court Offices Branch, to be Clerk ofCourts, C-II-4/5, Port Hedland Court Office, CrownLaw Department, as from 22nd September, 1972.

M. E. Bloxsome, Clerk C-II-1, Clerical Section,Engineering Division, Metropolitan Water SupplyBoard, to be Registrar Albany, C-II-2, SeniorHigh Schools Branch, Education Department, asfrom 8th September, 1972.

B. R. Sharpe, Clerk, C-II-3, to be Senior Clerk,C-II-4, Salaries Section, Accounts Branch, Edu-cation Department, as from 12th May, 1972.

W. W. Vickery, Administrative Assistant, C-II-5, Executive Section, Administrative Division, tobe Clerk in Charge, C-I1-7, Applications and In-spections Branch, Department of Lands and Sur-veys, as from 21st July, 1972.

L. D. Dalby, Clerk, C-II-1, Applications andEnquiries Section, Revenue Branch, MetropolitanWater Supply Board, to be Clerk, C-II-2, Inspec-tion Branch, Local Government Department, asfrom 11th August, 1972.

C. L. Dawson, Clerk, C-II-2, Salaries Section,Accounts Branch, Medical Department, to beClerk, C-II-2, Irrabeena Clinic, Mental DeficiencyDivision, Mental Health Services, as from 1stSeptember, 1972.

A. M. Elliss, Organisation and Methods Officer,C-II-8, Organisation and Methods Branch, to beSub-Accountant, C-II-9, Revenue Branch, Ac-counts Division, Metropolitan Water SupplyBoard, as from 15th September, 1972.

B. M. Faulkner, Accounting Machinist, C -III- 1,to be Senior Accounting Machinist, C-III-2, Ac-counting Machinists' Section, Revenue Branch,Accounts Division, Metropolitan Water SupplyBoard, as from 27th October, 1972.

J. A. Zimdahl, Registrar Kewdale, C-II-2, SeniorHigh Schools Branch, Education Department, to beClerk Salaries, C-II-3, Accounts Branch, Depart-ment of Mines, as from 8th September, 1972.

E. F. Prince, Relieving Mining Registrar,C-II-3/4, General Section, Registration Branch, tobe Mining Registrar, C-II-4/5, Cue, OutstationsBranch, Department of Mines, as from 4th August,1972.

S. J. Braine, Technical Assistant, G-VII-1/3, tobe Technical Officer, Grade 2, G-II-1/2, FisheriesResearch Branch, Department of Fisheries andFauna, as from 1st September, 1972.

P. J. Ross, Laboratory Assistant, G-X, OfficersAttached, Education Department, to be LaboratoryTechnician, Grade 2, G-II-1/4, Industrial Chemis-try Branch, Government Chemical Laboratories,Department of Mines, as from 18th August, 1972.

L. W. Marrable, Clerk, C-IV, General Section,Clerical Branch, Medical Department, to be Clerk,C-II-1 Clerical Branch, Public Health Department,as from 22nd September, 1972.

J. F. Lewis, Clerk, C-IV, Salaries Section, Ac-counts Branch Education Department, to be Clerk,C-II-1, Administrative Division, Public Works De-partment, as from 18th August, 1972.

S. J. Marshall, Survey Assistant, Grade 3,G-II-1/2, Services Section, Engineering DesignBranch, Metropolitan Water Supply Board, to beEngineering Surveyor, Grade 2, Level 1, SewerageSection, Country Water Supply . Branch, Engineer-ing Division, Public Works Department, as from11th August, 1972.

L. L. Davidson, Engineering Assistant, Grade 3,G-II-2/3, to be Engineering Assistant, Grade 2,G-II-3/4, Construction Major Hydraulic Undertak-ings Branch, Engineering Division, Public WorksDepartment, as from 13th October, 1972.

T. J. Daly, Clerk, C-IV, Relieving Staff Section,to be Collector, C-II-1, Field Section, AccountsBranch State Housing Commission, as from 25thAugust, 1972.

THE following resignations have been accepted:-Name; Department; Date.

D. J. Gwynne; Community Welfare; 14/7/72.P. J. O'Donoghue; Community Welfare;

20/9/72.P. B. Bertola; Crown Law; 8/9/72.J. R. Bastian; Lands and Surveys; 29/9/72.D. J. McCully; Medical; 5/8/72.P. E. MacPherson; Metropolitan Water Supply

Board; 29/9/72.J. A. Fisher; Police; 15/9/72.

THE following retirements have been approved:-R. C. Nailard; Agriculture; 15/11/72.C. A. Fernandez; Metropolitan Water Supply

Board; 23/11/72.

THE following offices have been created:-Item 20 7492, Fire Liaison Officer, G-II-1/4, Bush

Fires Board, Department of Lands and Surveys.Item 20 7494, Fire Liaison Officer, G-II-1/4, Bush

Fires Board, Department of Lands and Surveys.Item 27 0405, Clerk, C-II-1, Tourist ,Services

Tourist Development Authority.Item 27 0410, Research and Development Officer,

C-II-5, Research and Development Section, Tour-ist Services, Tourist Development Authority.

Item 27 0776, Tourist Officer, C-II-1, Melbourne,Tourist Services, Tourist Development Authority.

Item 23 2158, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, ExplosivesBranch, Department of Mines.

Item 29 0316, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, RecordsSection, Correspondence and Records Branch, Ad-ministrative Division, Public Works Department.



Item 14 1345, Clerical Assistant, C-VI. GeneralSub-Section, Staff Section, Clerical Branch, Educa-tion Department.

Item 27 0365, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, Account-ing and Administrative Branch, Tourist Develop-ment Authority.

Item 19 0200, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, RecordsSection, Department of Labour.

Item 19 0205, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, RecordsSection, Department of Labour.

Item 09 0512, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, Commun-ity Development Centre, Mental Health Services.

Item 09 1481, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, GraylandsHospital, Graylands and Swanbourne Hospitals,Mental Health Services.

Item 25 0634, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, RecordsSection, Clerical Branch, Police Department.

Item 25 1716, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, CourtSummons Section, Clerical Branch, Police Depart-ment.

Item 31 0382, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, RelievingStaff Section, Administrative Branch, State Gov-ernment Insurance Office.

Item 10 0732, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, Expendi-ture Section, Accounts Branch, Department forCommunity Welfare.

Item 10 0731, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, Expendi-ture Section, Accounts Branch, Department forCommunity Welfare.

Item 29 1802, Clerical Assistant, C-VI, Northam,District Water Supply Offices, Accounts Division,Public Works Department.


THE title and classification of the following officehave been amended:-

Item 25 1669, Court Summons Section, ClericalBranch, Police Department, amended from Clerk,C-IV, to Clerical Assistant, C-VI, with effect from15th September, 1972.

THE following offices have been confirmed:-Robertson, Alastair Graeme; Veterinary Sur-

geon Grade 1, Level 3, Veterinary ServicesBranch, Animal Division, Department ofAgriculture; 17th February, 1971.

Troup, Dr. Ann; Medical Officer, Grade 1,Level 2, Community Health ServicesBranch, Public Health Department; 9thFebruary, 1972.

Mather, Robert Powell; Supervising GeologistLevel 5, Geological Survey Branch, De-partment of Mines; 1st November, 1971.

Dyson, Captain Noel Samuel Westcot; HarbourMaster, Wyndham, Level 1, ProfessionalBranch, Harbour and Light Department,Public Works Department; 15th October,1971.

Green, Ronald Arthur; District Superintendent,Level 2, Professional Branch, EducationDepartment; 1st February, 1972.

Fox, Leslie John; Superintendent of SecondaryEducation, Level 2, Professional Branch,Education Department; 18th February,1972.

Buchanan, Dr. Freda Margaret Elizabeth;Medical Officer, Grade 2, Level 1, Heath-cote Hospital, Mental Health Services; 7thJune, 1971.

Ex. Co. Nos. 2916 and 2917.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas appointed the following days to be a PublicService Holiday in the places specified in lieu ofthe holiday granted in the metropolitan area forthe Royal Agricultural Show held at Claremont:-

Wednesday, 18th October, 1972-Beverley CupDay.

Friday, 20th October, 1972-Wagin Show Day.Friday, 10th November, 1972-Albany Show

Day.R. H. DOIG,

Chairman, Public Service Board.

PORT HEDLAND CIRCUIT COURT.PURSUANT to a rule of court dated the 7th dayof September, 1971, and to all other powers here-unto enabling, I hereby appoint Monday, the 16thday of October, 1972, as the day on which a sittingof the Supreme Court at Port Hedland in thecircuit district of Port Hedland shall commence.

Dated the 10th day of October, 1972.

L. W. JACKSON,Chief Justice of Western Australia.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 11th October, 1972.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed SeniorConstable Adrian John Harvey-

(a) pursuant to section 13(2) of the LocalCourts Act, 1904-1970, as Clerk of theLocal Court at Quairading;

(b) as Bailiff of the Quairading Local Court;and

(c) pursuant to section 25A of the JusticesAct, 1902-1972, as clerk of petty sessionsfor the Avon magisterial district atQuairading,

as from the 5th September, 1972, vice SeniorConstable J. E. Hughes, transferred.

W. J. ROBINSON,Under Secretary for Law.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 11th October, 1972.

THE Hon. Attorney General has appointed the fol-lowing persons as Commissioners for Declarationsunder the Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913-1962.

Clarkson, Brian Robert-Dianella.Keogh, Patrick Joseph-Scarborough.

W. J. ROBINSON,Under Secretary for Law.

LIST OF MARINE COLLECTORS' LICENSES.Issued during period 1/7/72 to 30/9/72.

Name; Address; Date; License.Allan, Robert Peter; Coorow; 21/8/72; 5660.Berry, George Herbert William; Excelsior Street,

Marble Bar; 24/7/72; 5656.Birss, John Francis; 4 Delaware Street, Derby;

21/8/72; 5661.Budd, Clever Malcolm; 78 Stead Road, Albany;

10/7/72; 5652.Brown, Kevin Walter; 2 Seabrook Street, Dianella;

28/9/72; 5670.Brown, Allen William; 73 Wittenoom Street,

Boulder; 3/7/72; 5650.Carrabba, Luigi; East Wyndham; 11/7/72; 5653.Crombie, Cedric Alexander; Bilbarrin; 16/8/72;

5659.Davies, Ivor Geoffrey; Gabbin; 4/9/72; 5666.Duane, Brian Joseph; Hyden; 20/9/72; 5659.Elston, Fred; Beach Road, Yanchep; 4/8/72; 5657.Hawkins, Kenneth Ross; Pickering Brook Road,

Pickering Brook; 6/9/72; 5667.Hollis, Robert Alan; Dumbleyung; 31/8/72; 5665.McVee, Cecil Arthur; Bermullah, via Gingin;

19/7/72; 5654.Owen, Robert Joseph; 4 Delaware Street, Derby;

21/8/72; 5662.Powell, Arthur George; Jerramungup; 20/7/72;

5655.Richards, James Joseph Page; Carson Street,

Mullewa; 8/8/72; 5658.Stockbridge, Colin; 18 Yilgarn Street, Shenton

Park; 6/9/72; 5668.Swartz, Aaron; 237 Guildford Road, Maylands;

10/7/72; 5651.Turton, Edward Albert; Popanyinning; 29/8/72;Zisis, Kristo; 79 Redfern Street, North Perth;

28/8/72; 5663.

POLICE ACT, 1892-1962.THE following unclaimed Stolen and Found Prop-erty will be sold by Public Auction at the rear ofthe Criminal Investigation Branch, James Street,Perth, on Friday, 3rd November, 1972, commenc-ing at 9.30 a.m.

STOLEN PROPERTY.67/1040-3 Coins.70/567 -Wallet.71/1 -W/Base-Set of Sockets.71/5 -Pr. Bolt Cutters71/75 -3 Gauges.71/129-Engagement book, Vase, Pr. briefs, cos-

metics.71/138-2 Plastic bags, used clothing and bedding.71/204-1 Carton Used Clothing.71/205-Suitcase of Used Clothing.71/253-1 Painting.71/274-1 Transistor.71/303-2 Bath Towels.71/322-I Hoovermatic Washing Machine.71/350-1 Zip Suitcase.71/365-A quantity of, Clothing, Hair-sprays, Air-

fresheners, Polishers, Listerine, Purses,Slippers, Toiletries, Pest Strips, 4 Sets ofEar-rings, 3 Brooches 3 Cards Hairslides.

71/370-Pair of Jeans.71/411-26 Coins.71/427-Transistor.


71/470-3 Gents Cycles.71/474-1 Push Cycle.71/484-1 Carton Books and Parts of a Drill.71/485-3 Push Cycles.71/508-1 Umbrella, 1 Wallet, Pr. Nail cutters.71/510—Shoulder bag and contents.71/519—Quantity of clothing, Toiletries, small

household items.71/523-1 Push Cycle.71/531-2 Push Cycles.71/532—Pr. Rubber Boots, Transistor radio, quan-

tity of glass cutters.71/536—Pr. Ladies shoes.71/539-15 L.P. Records.71/540—Tape Recorder and Cassettes.71/541—Boys Push Cycle.71/544-1 Fire Extinguisher.71/547-1 Plastic S-Bend and Taps.71/552-17—Records (45's).71/553—Ladies Wrist Watch, Ronson Lighter and

1 Y/M ring.71 /554-2 Transistors, 1 Camera, 1 Torch, 1 Travel

Rug.71/557-2 Push Cycles, 1 Part Hannimex Camera,

1 Pocket Radio.71/564-1-13" wheel and tyre.71/573-3 Bags of old Clothing.71/575-7 Push Cycles.71/579-1 Car Radio.71/581-1 Tool Box and Carry Bag containing

assorted tools.71/582-1 Dragster push cycle.71/583-2 Gents push cycles.71/586-1 push cycle.71/590-1 Ladies Y/M Watch, 2 Y/M rings.71/591-1 Electric Drill, 1 Torch, Car-jack and

Blow Lamp.71/598-1 Fire Extinguisher, 1 Medallion, 3 Ther-

mometers, Roll of Sello type, Compass,Pr. Clippers, Key ring, 1 Charm.

71/599-1 Y/M Gents Watch, 1 Go-Go WristWatch.

71/603-1 Boys Push cycle.71/608—Pr. Gloves and Torch.71/609-1 Boys push cycle, 2 Fire Extinguishers.71/611-2 Shirts (Used).71/619-1 Transistor.71/620-4 Car Trims.71/621—Wallet, Manicure Set, Pr. Sunglasses.71/635—Quantity of Tools.71/636-3 Boys Push Cycles.71/637-1 Girls Push Cycle.71/643-2 Gents and 3 Boys Push Cycles.71/644-3 Gents Push Cycles, 4 Boys Push Cycles.71/653-1 Transistor.71/655—i Boys Push Cycle.71/658-1

71/668-171/670—i71/689-271/694-171/701-271/717—i71/718—i71/729-272/9 —172/39 —272/59 —172/61 —772/73 —272/101-572/116-372/313-172/363—i72/374-2

Truck Tyre and RimTruck Rim.Damaged TV Antenna.Cycle.Cycles.Cycle.Cycles.Cycle.Cycle.Cycles.Cycle.Cycles.Cycle.Cycles.Cycles.Cycles.Cycles.Push Cycle.Cycle.Cycles.

(900 x 20), 1

72/377-3 Cycles.72/390—Quantity of Used Clothing, Tools, other

odds and ends, believed to be Ex Su-preme Court located at Property Trac-ing Section, in part, Owners and Originnot known.

72/435-7 Boys Push Cycles, 7 Gents Push Cycles,1 Lady's Push Cycle.

72/468-3 Gents Push Cycles, 2 Girls Push Cycles,1 Boys Push Cycle, 1 Screw Driver Set,1 Electrical Cable, 1 Grease-Gun, 4Windscreen Wipers, 3 Cigarette lighters,1 Cigarette Case, 1 W/M Wrist Watch.

FOUND PROPERTY.71/80—Transistor Radio.71/240a—Quantity of Sundry small items of Found

Property from Toms Stores (no valu-ables).

71/338—Pr. Spectacles.71/398—Purse.71/484—Bundle used clothing and blankets, 1 Purse.71/493-1 Purse.72/7—A Purse and Contents.72/9—Lloyds Register of Shipping.72/11-1 Pusher.72/12—Suitcase of Old Clothing.72/13—Hub-Cap.72/16—Quantity of Books.72/17—Quantity of Clothing, Purses, Odds and

Ends, left in Taxis.72/20-2 Wallets, Pr. Spectacles, 1 Ear-phone for

Transistor, 1 Y/M Locket.72/21—Quantity of Sundry articles found at the

University, including clothing, umbrellas,books, rulers, brief cases, pens, rain-coats, etc.

72/23—Wallet.72/24—A Cardigan and Nightdress.72/26—A Purse and Wallet.72/29—An Electric Drill, Pr. Brassieres.72/33-2 Car Seats, 1 Console and Car Mat.72/34—Crash Helmet, Hub Cap, Y/M ring, Y/M

Lady's Wrist Watch.72/35—A Wheel Brace.72/36-1 x Guitar Case containing 1 Chromonica

and 1 Steel Guitar String.72/37-3 Purses.72/43-1 Knife.72/44-1 Gents W/M Watch.72/53-1 Y/M Bracelet, 2 Purses, 1 Perfume Spray

and Key Wallet.72/54—Purse containing 5 Coins, 2 Charity Tickets.72/58—Gents Y/M Watch.72/60—Kit Bag containing personal gear.72/61-8 Prs. Sunglasses, 1 Pr. Gloves, Shopping

Bag, Pr. Thongs, 2 files, 1 Toy, 1 Neck-lace, 1 Key case, 3 Purses.

72/62-3 Handbags.72/67—Gents W/M Wrist Watch.72/68—Purse.72/70—Petrol Cap.72/71—Part of Industrial Vacuum Cleaner.72/72—Bottle and Tin Opener.72/73-1 Lady's Y/M Wrist Watch.72/74-1 Grey Carry Bag containing sundry articles

of clothing.72/80—Transistor Radio.72/82—Purse.72/85—Y/M Bracelet.72/89—i Fluorescent Light Tube, 2 Purses, 2 Hand-

bags, Toiletries, 1 Pusher, 1 small boxCycle Parts, 1 Y/M Fuse, 1 Y/M Brooch,1 Brown Wallet, 1 Car cover, Pr. Specta-cles, 1 White Metal Watch, 1 Pr. Glasses,1 Coat.

72/90-2 Suitcases containing quantity, of clothing.72/92-1 Y/M Watch (Gents), 1 Pr. sunglasses.72/93—Pr. Spectacles, 1 Y/M ring, 2 Gent's

watches, 1 Lady's Watch.72/97-1 Roll of Ammonasc.72/100—i Pr. Spectacles.72/104-1 Windcheater.72/108—Purse.72/110a—A Tape Recorder.72/111-1 Carryall and Suitcase and contents.72/112—Quantity of Clothing.72/114-2 Gemstone Rings and 10 Gemstone Pen-

dants.72/115—Quantity of Hessian.72/117-1 Handbag, 1 Purse, 1 W/M Wrist Watch.72/118-1 Y/M Watch.72/121-3 Rolls Insulating Tape.72/122-2 Rugs, 1 Cardigan, 2 T-Shirts, Pr. Gloves

and Comb.72/127-2 Prs. Spectacles, Gents Wrist Watch.72/128—i Y/M Ring.72/129-1 Pr. Spectacles.72/130—Plastic basket containing clothing and

bottle of beer.72/137-2 Wallets, Child's pullover, Tool box con-

taining tools.72/138—Quantity of Liquor.72/139—Y/M Wrist Watch.72 / 140—Wallet.


72/ 141—Wallet.72/144-2 Towels.72/153-1 Belt.72/156—Bag containing Lady's odd shoes and

gent's socks.72/160—Carton of Cotton Balls.72/168—Gent's W/M Watch.72/173-1 Throttle linkage.72/177—Quantity of clothing and personal items

found at the University.72/198—Y/M Gent's Wrist Watch, 2 Plastic floats,

1 Y/M ring, 1 Purse, 1 Y/M Watch, 1Y/M wedding ring, Y/M purse.

72/200—Quantity of Cutlery, Crockery, Tools, 1Mantel Radio, 1 Dry Iron, 1 Single PhaseTransformer, 1 Brown suitcase contain-ing assorted clothing.

72/202—Quantity of Liquor.72/228-1 Purse, 1 Baby shoe, 1 Ring, 1 Pendant,

1 Y/M Lady's Watch, Child's Bracelet,Lady's Y/M Watch, Set of Rosary Beads,Lady's Y/M Watch, Lady's W/M Watch,Pair Sunglasses, 1 pen, 1 purse, Gent'sW/M Watch, Lady's W/M Watch, 3Y/M Rings, 1 W/M ring, 1 Ear-ring, 1Purse, 1 W/M Lady's Watch, 1 Y/MLady's Watch, 1 Medallion and Chain,1 W/M ring, Pr. Sunglasses, 3 Y/MRings, 3 W/M Rings, 1 Pocket Watch,2 Pr. gloves, Purse, 1 Y/M Lady's Watch,Pr. of Spectacles.

72/232-1 Mattress Torn cover.72/233-1 W/M Watch, 1 Y/M Watch, 1 Gent's

Y/M Watch.72/235-1 Surf Board.72/240-1 Dressing Gown.72/245—Wallet.72/246—A Basket and Purse, 1 Car Clock, 1 Saw,

Tool-kit, Wrist Compass, 1 Amp Meter,Sundry Cosmetics, Pr. Sunglasses, 1Y/M Locket and Chain, Lady's dress,Gent's Y/M Wrist Watch, Set of feelergauges, 1 Gent's W/M watch, 1 Gent'sY/M Wrist Watch, Gent's W/M Watch,Fishing Rod, Cigarette Lighter, Camera,Quantity of liquor, Lady's W/M WristWatch, Y/M Wedding ring, Car Jack andSundry miscellaneous items.

72/247-1 Gent's Y/M ring, 3 Lady's Y/M rings,1 Y/M ear-ring, Gent's Y/M ring,Cigarette Lighter, Bracelet, Lady's Y/MWrist Watch, Lady's W/M Wrist Watch,gent's W/M wrist watch, Camera, Tran-sistor Radio, Gent's W/M Wrist Watch,Y/M Bracelet, Y/M purse, CigaretteLighter, Y/M ring, Camera, W/M WristWatch, Gent's W/M Wrist Watch,Gent's W/M Wrist Watch, Lady's W/MWrist Watch, Lady's Y.M. Wrist Watch,camera, 2 Tennis racquets, Lady's W/MWrist Watch, Lady's W/M Wrist Watch(2), Cigarette. Lighter, W/M Dress-ring,Sleeping Bag, Gent's W/M Wrist Watch(2), 1 W/M Wrist Watch, 1 Gent's W/MWrist Watch, 1 Towel, 1 Boat Oar, 1Diving Mask, Pr. Flippers and Sundryother items of little value.

72/248—Wallet and Shopping Bag.72/249—Hub-Cap.72/251-2 Blankets.72/253—Sundry Items found in Taxis, no valuables.72/255—Wheel trim, Football, Lady's hat and

Carry-bag, 1 Pram, 1 Street Directory.72/257—Quantity of small Miscellaneous items

found in Tom's Store, no valuables.72/260-1 Belt.72/266—Wallet, Purse, Quantity of clothing, Hub-

cap, wheel trim, W/M Wrist Watch,Purse, small quantity of clothing, 1 rain-coat.

72/270—Blanket.72/272-1 Gent's Y/M Wrist Watch, Transistor,

Lady's W/M Wrist Watch, 5 Surf-boards.Note: Jewellery and other valuables such as

transistors, cameras, etc., are extracted from foliosand sold separately at 2.00 p.m.

Liquor is sold at end of sale.Push cycles are sold at 9.30 a.m.

FORFEITURETHE following lease together with all rights, titleand interest therein has this day been forfeited tothe Crown under the Land Act, 1933-1971, for thereason stated.

12th October, 1972.F. W. BYFIELD,

Under Secretary for Lands.

Name; Lease; District; Reason; Corres; Plan.Nottle Churack Pty. Ltd.; 3116/4899; Rockingham

Lot 1323; non-compliance with conditions;3870/69; R 24.4.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th October, 1972.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to set apart as Public Reservesthe land described below for the purposes thereinset forth.

Corres. 3554/70.CANNING.—No. 31641 (Recreation), Location

No. 2438, formerly portion of Canning Location 32being Lot 55 on Diagram 41324 (2428 sq m). (PlanK114-4 Glebe Road, Roleystone.)

Corres. 3908/69.COCKBURN SOUND.—No. 31646 (Recreation),

Location No. 2236, formerly portion of CockburnSound Location 16 and being Lot 206 on Plan 9720

Bay)8)1sq m). (Plan R.55-4 (Forrester Road, Safety

Corres. 1219/70.COCKBURN SOUND.—No. 31649 (Recreation),

Location No. 2245, formerly portion of CockburnSound Location 2023 being Lot 31 on Plan 9748(2719 sq m). (Plan Pi 40-4 (Hennessy Place, Pin-jarra).)

Corres. 1709/72.KARLGARIN.—No. 31640 (Recreation (Bowling

Green)), Lot No. 20 (1012 sq m). (Plan KarlgarinTownsite (Federal Street).)

Corres. 1492/71.MURRAY.—No. 31654 (Rubbish Depot), Location

No. 1881 (2.0259 ha). (Diagram 76050, Plan380D/40.)

Corres. 110/69.SWAN.—No. 31642 (Drain), Location No. 8577,

formerly portion of Swan Location 32 and beingthe portion coloured blue and marked "Drain Re-serve" on Plans 9282 and 9286 (4254 sq m). (PlanP.206-4 (Barry Way, Belmont).)

Corres. 1158/70.SWAN.—No. 31643 (Recreation), Location No.

8783, formerly portion of Swan Location 1315 beingLot 927 on Plan 9692 (1.1888 ha). Plan P.74-4(Kurrajong Place, Greenwood).)

Corres. 2316/72.SWAN.—No. 31650 (Ambulance Station), Loca-

tion No. 8753 (1662 sq m). (Diagram 76084, PlanP.157-4 (Collier Road and Crimea Street, Morley).)

Corres. 843/70.SUSSEX.—No. 31645 (Recreation), Location No.

4576, formerly portion of Sussex Location 170 andbeing Lot 111 the subject of Diagram 9205 (1.2874ha). (Plan 413 A/40 B.2 (Caves Road).)

Corres. 3440/70.VICTORIA.—No. 31647 (Drainage), Location No.

11103, formerly portion of Victoria Location 8059and being Lot 15 on Diagram 33938 (1156 sq m).(Plan G.37-4 (Digby Street, Geraldton).)

Corres. 1947/72.WI•LIAMS.—No. 31613 (Use and Requirements

of the Shire of Narrogin), Location No. 15569 (324sq m). (Diagram 73004, Plan Narrogin Townsite.(Myers Place).)

F. W. BYFIELD,Under Secretary for Lands.

13 October, 1972.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 4081

AMENDMENT OF RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th October, 1972HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37of the Land Act, 1933-1971, as follows:-

Corres. 2884/17.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 16907 (Murray Locations 1285 and 1558)"Water" to exclude the area distinguished as Mur-ray Location 1881 and the road widening both assurveyed and shown on Lands and Surveys Dia-gram 76050 and of its area being reduced to67.6172 ha, accordingly. (Plan 380D/40.)

Corres. 3644/27.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 19757 (Tambellup Lots 290 and 346) "GreaterSports Ground and Community Centre" to excludethat portion of Tambellup Lot 350 surveyed andshown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 74963 andof its area being reduced to 39.9880 ha, accordingly.(Plan Tambellup Townsite.)

Corres. 6042/24.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 20682 (Karlgarin Lots 20, 28, 44, 53 and 60)"Excepted from Sale" to exclude Lot 20 and ofits area being reduced to 5,059 sq. m. accordingly.(Plan Karlgarin Townsite (Federal Street).)

Corres. 4755/50.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 23128 (Roe Location 2114) "Recreation andConservation of Flora and Fauna" to exclude thatportion surveyed and shown as Hyden Lot 101 onLands and Surveys Diagram 74635 and of its areabeing reduced to about 114 ha, accordingly. (Plan345/80 F4, 346/80 A4.)

Corres. 3649/27.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 24578 (Tambellup Lot 307) "Educational Pur-poses" to exclude that portion of Tambellup Lot350 as surveyed and shown on Lands and SurveysDiagram 74963 and of its area being reduced toabout 18 ha, accordingly. (Plan Tambellup Town-site.)

Corres. 3840/59.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 25976 (Swan Location 7092) "Recreation andDrainage" to exclude the area now surveyed asSwan Location 8753 on Lands and Surveys Dia-gram 76084 and of its area being reduced to 2.517sq. m. accordingly. (Plan P157-4 (Collier Roadand Crimea Street, Morley).)

Corres. 3687/61.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 26663 (Victoria Locations 10279, 10280, 10281and 10282) "Conservation of Flora" to now com-prise an area of 6,889.5203 ha to agree with thearea as re-calculated. (Plans 126B/40 and126C/40.)

Corres. 2562/64.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 28006 (Geraldton Lot 2352) "Drainage" to in-clude Geraldton Lot 2595 (formerly portion ofGeraldton Sub Lot 140 and being Lot 73 on Dia-gram 38492) and of its area being increased to728 sq. m. accordingly. (Plan G20-4 (AinsworthStreet).)

Corres. 2543/66.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 28858 (Canning Location 2111) "Recreation"to include Canning Location 2400 (formerly portionof Canning Location 491 being Lot 219 on Dia-gram 39277) and of its area being increased to3,642 sq. m. accordingly. (Plan M243-4 (LesmurdieRoad, Walliston).)

Corres. 1954/67.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 31326 (Canning Location 2406) "Recreation"to exclude that portion resumed by Road No. 14742and of its area being reduced to 2,630 sq. m. ac-cordingly. (Plan F45-4.)

Corres. 2283/66.—Of the amendment of ReserveNo. 31585 (Swan Location 8777) "Recreation" tonow comprise an area of 2,216 sq. m. to agree withthe area as re-calculated. (Plans P122-4, P123-4(Amelia Street, Balcatta).)


CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th October, 1972.Corres. 3226/93.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 37 ofthe Land Act, 1933, of the purpose of Reserve

No. 4721 (Victoria District) being changed from"Trigonometrical Station" to "TrigonometricalStation and Television Transmitting Tower". (Plan122/80 B2.)


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th October, 1972.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 37 ofof the Land Act 1933-1971, as follows:-

Corres. 9019/02.—Of the cancellation of ReserveNo. 16602 (Broome Lots 401 and 439) "Aborigines".(Plan Broome Regional.)

Corres. 2570/67.—Of the cancellation of ReserveNo. 31445 (Perenjori Lot 134) "Use and Require-ments of the Shire of Perenjori". (Plan PerenjoriTownsite (Smith Street).)


REVOCATION OF ORDERS IN COUNCIL.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 13th October, 1972.It is hereby notified for general information thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to revoke, as follows:-

Corres. 9019/02.—The Order in Council issuedunder Executive Council Minute No. 32 dated 7thJanuary, 1925 whereby Reserve No. 16602 wasvested in Bishop Ernest Coppo, Roman CatholicVicar Apostolic of Kimberley in trust for the pur-pose of "Aborigines" and to approve of the cancel-lation of the relevant Vesting Order accordingly.

Corres. 4580/51.—The Order in Council issuedunder Executive Council Minute No. 2499 dated 7thOctober, 1969, whereby Class "A" Reserve No. 24450was vested in the National Parks Board of WesternAustralia in trust for the purpose of "NationalPark" and to approve of the cancellation of therelevant Vesting Order accordingly.

Corres. 1183/69.—The Order in Council issuedunder Executive Council Minute No. 1705 dated1st July, 1970 whereby Class "A" Reserve No. 29800was vested in the National Parks Board of WesternAustralia in trust for the purpose of "NationalPark" and to approve of the cancellation of therelevant Vesting Order accordingly.

Corres. 1184/69.—The Order in Council issuedunder Executive Council Minute No. 304 dated 10thFebruary, 1971 whereby Class "A" Reserve No.29803 was vested in the National Parks Board ofWestern Australia in trust for the purpose of"National Park" and to approve of the cancella-tion of the relevant Vesting Order accordingly.

Corres. 3509/67.—The Order in Council issuedunder Executive Council Minute No. 1456 dated4th June, 1970, whereby Reserve No. 30392 wasvested in the National Parks Board of WesternAustralia in trust for the purpose of "Ranger'sHeadquarters" and to approve of the cancellationof the relevant Vesting Order accordingly.


TAMBELLUP TOWNSITE.Amendment of Boundaries.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 13th October, 1972.

Corres. 7157/97.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve, under section 10 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1971, of the amendment ofthe boundaries of Tambellup Townsite to includethat portion of Tambellup Lot 350 surveyed andshown on Lands and Surveys Diagram 74963.(Public Plan Tambellup Townsite.)



PARKS AND RESERVES ACT, 1895.Appointment of Boards.


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to appoint, under the provisions ofthe Parks and Reserves Act, 1895, as follows:-

Corres. 4580/51.-The National Parks Board ofWestern Australia as a Board to control andmanage Class "A" Reserve No. 24450 (WatherooNational Park).

Corres. 620/54.-The National Parks Board ofWestern Australia as a Board to control andmanage Class "A" Reserve No. 25373 (Sussex Dis-trict) "National Park and Recreation",

Corres. 1183/69.-The National Parks Board ofWestern Australia as a Board to control andmanage Class "A" Reserve No. 29800 (AlexanderMorrison National Park).

Corres. 1184/69.-The National Parks Board ofWestern Australia as a Board to control andmanage Class "A" Reserve No. 29803 (AlexanderMorrison National Park).

Corres. 3509/67.-The National Parks Board ofWestern Australia as a Board to control andmanage Reserve No. 30392 "Ranger's Headquar-ters".


NOW OPEN.Rockingham Lot 1175.


Corres. 3403/65.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1971, of Rockingham Lot1175 being made "Now Open" for sale in feesimple at the purchase price of Three ThousandFour Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($3450.00) andsubject to the payments for improvements atvaluation, in cash, should the successful appli-cant be other than the owner of such improve-ments.

Applications must be lodged at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth.

If there are more applications than one for thelot, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board.

(Plan R24-4.)F. W. BYFIELD,


NOW OPEN.Rockingham Lot 1315.


Corres. 3862/69.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve under section 45Aof the Land Act, 1933-1971, of Rockingham Lot1315 being made "Now Open" for sale in feesimple at the purchase price of Three Thousandand One Hundred Dollars ($3,100.00) and subjectto the payments for improvements at valuation,in cash, should the successful applicant be otherthan the owner of such improvements.

Applications must be lodged at the Departmentof Lands and Surveys, Perth.

If there are more applications than one for thelot, the application to be granted will be decidedby the Land Board.

(Plan R24-4.)F. W. BYFIELD,


STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946.Cancellation of Dedications.


Corres. 847/44.IT is hereby notified that His Excellency theGovernor in Executive Council has been pleasedto cancel under the provisions of the State Hous-ing Act, 1946, the dedication of the lands des-cribed in the following Schedule:-

Schedule.Canning Location; 1479; 3415/56.Canning Location; 1833; 2794/59.Cockburn Sound Location; 1776; 811/56.Sussex Location; 4146; 3573/56.Swan Location; 7436; 1329/61.Derby Lot; 536; 1463/58.Kojonup Lot; 271; 205/53.Melville Lot; 177; 2146/37.



IT is hereby notified for general information thatthe Land Board has determined that the followingapplications for land shall be granted:-

Sussex Location 4583, situated 12 , - miles south-east of Alexander Bridge and containingabout 300 acres to Walter ChristopherAvery, Martin Lawrence Avery and DenisRodney Avery, all of R.S.M. 268, Busselton,W.A.

Sussex Locations. An area of approximately1,250 acres situated 8 1',- miles southeast ofAlexander Bridge apportioned and allo-cated location numbers as follows:-

Sussex Location 4584, containing about680 acres contiguous with the north-ern boundaries of Sussex Locations4273 and 4274, to Manuel Mas, SadieIlene Mas and John Manuel Mas allof c/- P.O., Alexander Bridge, W.A.

Sussex Location 4585, containing about305 acres along the surveyed two-chain road passing along the east-ern boundary of the northern por-tion of Sussex Location 4265, toKeith Brooke Hutton and GarryWayne Hutton, both of R.S.M. 388Busselton, W.A.

Sussex Location 4586, containing about265 acres along the surveyed two-chain road passing along the east-ern boundary of the southern por-tion of Sussex Location 4266, toJohn Pentland Hick and RosslynJean Hick, both of c/- P.O., Cow-aramup, W.A.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1971.Closure of Roads.

WHEREAS the Town of Albany, being the ownerof the land over or along which the under-mentioned roads extend has applied to the Townof Albany to close the said roads which are moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

Albany.Corres. 1310/66.A.300. (a) All that portion of Park Road along

the northwestern boundaries of Albany SuburbanLots 90 and 77; from the northwestern corner ofSuburban Lot 90 to the southwestern corner ofSuburban Lot 77.

(b) All that portion of Bathurst Street along thenortheastern boundaries of Albany Suburban Lot77 and Lots 17 and 16 of Albany Suburban Lot 78;from the northwestern corner of Suburban Lot 77to the northeastern corner of Lot 16 of SuburbanLot 78.

(Public Plan A13-4.)

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 408313 October, 1972.]

WHEREAS The Commonwealth Oil RefineriesLimited and Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty. Limited,being the owners of the land over or along whichthe undermentioned road extends have appliedto the Town of Narrogin to close the said roadwhich is more particularly described hereunder,that is to say:—

Narrogin.Corres. 3341/70.N. 510. All that portion of Exeter Street, plus

widenings along the northern boundary of Lot 24of Narrogin Town Lot 5 on Land Titles OfficeDiagram 14814; from the prolongation northerlyof the western boundary of the said lot to thesouthwestern alignment of Federal Street. (PlanNarrogin Townsite.)

WHEREAS Betty Alaire Auld and HanningtonEstates Pty. Ltd., being the owners of the landover or along which the undermentioned road ex-tends have applied to the Shire of Coorow to closethe said road which is more particularly des-cribed hereunder, that is to say:-

Coorow.Corres. 504/72.C. 796. The whole of the surveyed road plus

widenings along the northern boundaries of Vic-toria locations 5794 and 5795; from the north-western corner of Location 5794 to the northeast-ern corner of Location 5795. (Public Plan 90/80E2)

WHEREAS Erroll Aldersey Giles, Theodore Wal-ter and Leonard James Turner, being the ownersof the land over or along which the undermen-tioned roads extend have applied to the Shireof Wickepin to close the said roads which aremore particularly described hereunder, that isto say:—

Wickepin.Corres. 5125/27.W. 951. (a) The whole of Road No. 8527 along

the southern boundary of Williams Location 11561and the western boundary of Locations 7861 and11478; from the south eastern corner of Location11561 to the south western corner of Location11478.

(b) All that portion of surveyed road along thenorthern boundary of Location 7344; from thenorth western corner of the said location to thenorth eastern corner of that location.

(Public Plans: 377D/40 B3 and 386A/40 Al.)

WHEREAS Midland Brick Company Pty. Ltd.,being the owner of the land over or along whichthe undermentioned roads extend has applied tothe Shire of Swan to close the said roads whichare more particularly described hereunder, thatis to say:—

Swan.Corres. 752/70.S. 155. (a) All that portion of Brentford

Avenue plus widening, Viveash, along the southeastern boundaries of lots 194 to 198 (inclusive)of Swan Location 13; from a line in prolongationsoutheasterly from the southwestern corner ofLot 194 to the westernmost southwestern cornerof Lot 162 of Swan Location 14 to the north-eastern corner of Lot 166 of Swan Location. 13.

(b) The whole of Surrey Crescent plus widen-ings, Viveash, along the south eastern boundar-ies of Lots 160, 169, 168 and 167 of Swan Loca-tion 14; from the westernmost southwesterncorner of Lot 160 to the southeastern corner ofLot 167.

(Plan P128-4.)

And whereas the Council has assented to thesaid applications; and whereas the Governor inExecutive Council has approved these requests;it is hereby notified that the said roads are here-by closed.


LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1960-1971.Closure of Roads.

WHEREAS Albert Edward Martin, Ailsa CarrMartin and the Minister for Lands, being theowners of the land over or along which theundermentioned road extends have applied to theShire of Albany to close the said road which ismore particularly described hereinunder, that isto say:—

Albany.Corres. 897/72.A.299. The whole of the surveyed road along

the western boundary of Plantagenet Location 3539;from a northwestern corner of that Location toits southwestern corner. (Public Plan 457A/40 A.1.)

WHEREAS John Wolfe, being the owner of theland over or along which the undermentioned roadextends has applied to the Shire of Albany to closethe said road which is more particularly describedhereunder, that is to say:—

Albany.Corres. 3708/64.A.289. All that portion of surveyed road along

the northeastern boundary of Plantagenet Loca-tion 1623; from the prolongation northerly of theeastern alignment of the surveyed road along partof the western boundary of Location 1623 to itsterminus at the western boundary of Location 1408.(Plan 457A/40, Al.)

WHEREAS Bryan Kevin Graham, Shirley JoyGraham and Daisy Mona Phyllis Gorley, being theowners of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends have applied to the Shireof Armadale-Kelmscott to close the said roadwhich is more particularly described hereunder,that is to say:—

Armadale-Kelmscott.Corres. 7096/21.A.280. That portion of Road No. 1230 abutting

part of the southeastern boundary of Lot 15 ofCanning Location 613 (Land Titles Office Diagram30090); from the prolongation southwestward ofthe northwestern alignment of Road No. 2586—Lands and Surveys Diagram 60791—to a line join-ing the southwestern alignments of Road No.12760—Lands and Surveys Original Plan 9595.(Plan 341B/40 D.E.1.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being theowner of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends has applied to the Shireof Bayswater to close the said road which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

Bayswater.Corres. 3004/58.B.843. The whole of Greenford Road severing

Reserve No. 25312; from the northeastern align-ment of Drake Street (Road No. 1002) to the north-western alignment of Broun Avenue. (Public PlanP157-4.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being theowner of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends has applied to the Shireof Boulder to close the said road which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

Boulder.Corres. 11015/02, V.3.B844. All that portion of Columbia Street (Road

No. 1140) through Reserve 9037; from the southernalignment of Lynch Street to the southern boun-dary of Reserve 9037. (Public Plan: 49/80 B2 and3—Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Sheet 3.)


WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being theowner of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends has applied to the Shireof Collie to close the said road which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

Collie.Corres. 7402/03, V.3C.800. The whole of Road No. 11458 along part

of the northern boundary of Wellington Location1314 and through Location 4344; from the south-western alignment of Mungalup Road (Road No.2312) extending eastward and northeastward torejoin the said road on its southeastern alignment.(Public Plan Collie Central.)

WHEREAS Trustees of the Methodist Church,Ronald Frederick Dewar and Sylvia Alma Dewar,being the owners of the land over or along whichthe undermentioned road extends have applied tothe Shire of Collie to close the said road which ismore particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:--

Collie.Corres. 527/72.C.804. The whole of the Right of Way along the

northwestern boundary of Collie Lot 226; fromthe southwestern corner of the said Lot to itsnorthwestern corner. (Public Plan Collie Central.)

WHEREAS Victor Adolph Lange, Netta CharlotteMaitland Lange, Roy Herbert Toovey, EdwardPackard, Betty Jane Packard, being the owners ofthe land over or along which the undermentionedroads extend have applied to the Shire of Cran-brook to close the said roads which are more par-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:—

Cranbrook.Corres. 985/68.C.754. (a) That portion of Road No. 6490 ex-

tending along the northeastern boundary of NelsonLocation 358 and through Locations 346 and 339to the prolongation northerly of an eastern boun-dary of the lastmentioned location; from the north-ern corner of Location 358 to an eastern boundaryof Location 339.

(b) That portion of Road No. 6490 extendingthrough Nelson Locations 6386 and 337; from thewestern boundary of Location 6386 to the northernboundary of Location 337.

(c) The whole of Road No. 11740; from thenorthern boundary of Nelson Location 6386 to thenorthern alignment of the road described in para-graph (b) above.

(Public Plan 440/80 A.1.2.)

WHEREAS Stanley Harold Whitford, Dorothy JoyWhitford and Trevor John Whitford, being theowners of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends have applied to the Shireof Cuballing to close the said road which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:-

Cuballing.Corres. 2335/71.C.789. The surveyed road along the southern

boundary of Williams Location 1117; from thesoutheastern alignment of road number 1241 east-erly to its terminus at the southeastern corner ofthe said Location. (Public Plans 385 A/40 BC.1.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being theowner of the land over or along which the under-mentioned road extends has applied to the Shireof Dandaragan to close the said road which ismore particularly described hereunder, that isto say:--

Dandaragan.Corres. 2771/29.D.531. All that portion of road starting from

the intersection of the southwestern side of RoadNumber 8620 with the southeastern boundary ofJurien Lot 354, as shown on Lands and SurveysOriginal Plan 11893, and extending 295 degrees 26minutes, 2 chains 11 and three tenths links; thence89 degrees 58 minutes, 2 chains 32 and six tenths

links; and thence 204 degrees 44 minutes, 1 chainto the starting point. (Public Plan Jurien Town-site.)

WHEREAS Angelo Giuseppe Domenico Logiudiceand Emilio Rosario Tassone being the owners ofthe land over or along which the undermentionedroads extend have applied to the Shire of Donny-brook-Balingup to close the said roads which aremore particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:—

Donnybrook-Balingup.Corres. 3197/61.D.528. (a) The whole of the surveyed road along

part of the southwestern side of the discontinuedrailway reserve; from the prolongation easterlyof the southern boundary of the eastern severanceof Nelson Location 6778 to its terminus at thenorthern boundary of the western severance of thesaid Location.

(b) All that portion of surveyed road throughLocation 6778 along the eastern boundary of Loca-tion 4409 and the eastern and southeastern boun-dary of Location 6848; from the southwestern align-ment of the road described in (a) above to theprolongation easterly of the southern boundary ofLocation 6848.

(c) The whole of the surveyed road along thenorthern boundary of Location 3570; from theeastern alignment of the road described in (b)above to its terminus at the southwestern side ofthe discontinued railway reserve.

(Public Plan 414A/40 C2.)

WHEREAS James Ernest Arthur, Florence PatriciaArthur, being the owners of the land over or alongwhich the undermentioned road extends have ap-plied to the Shire of Kellerberrin to close th

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