Prisons Act, 1903-1918.PROCLAMATiON

\VE5TIIRIi AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. j K.C.M.G., LieutenaiitGovrnor in and

JAM ES iii fTC HELL eve' the State of \Vcsl, 'ti a\ ustre I isLieutenant-Governor. and its Dependencies it, 'i,c tosiinon-

[L.S.l tvcaltli of .&usna ta.WUEREAS by virtue of sectiOti 7 of the Prisons Act,1903-1918, the gaol at Fretnattile as itlrettdv cctnvtitutcdand established at the ti tue of thp t-t,in tnettcent p ttt ofthe said Act is a gaol wit bin the tstea niag a itd for thepurposes of the said Act ; attd svherca s it is enactedliv section S of the Stud Act that the Govet-tior tttctv livProclamation in the Gocce,'n itccctc / (n:c tie deeltt sc stirlauding, ettclosure, Or to he a gaol and tstay inIi ice itta titter dist'O,ltltc ue ttnd close at iv gaol atsd t hatany Proelattsatiots issued under the said section S mayhe altered or revoked liv the Governor; and whereas ha'a Proclamation issued uncles' section S aforesaid, datedthe 21st day of March, 1940, atsd pnblislsed itt the Got'-enttst.cst/ Gazette Ott thc sante day the Goveritor declaredthat that portion of the said gaol ktsosvtt as the ''NewDivision'' shall cease to be ot' be used as a gaol untilthe said Proclansation is altered or revoked and whereasin order to tneet recta in t'equiremea ts ttf the I ottsnton-wealth which desires tt) use certaits portions of the jire-sesit gaol aforesaid for purposes connected with thepresent war it is deensed desirable nttd expediettt to cc-voice the said Proclamation dated the 21st clay ot' March,1940, to c'eineorporate the said 'New Division' tnetc-ioited its sttclt Proclamation its and to use the satne as

part of the said gaol, and to discotttinuu and close thatportion of the said gaol the use whereof is requiredby the Commonwealth as aforesaid attd which is moreparticularly described its the Scltedttle hes-enisder Now.therefore I, the said Lieutenapt-Govec'ttor, acting w:tltthe advice and consent of the Executive Council and inexercise of the powers confert'ecl icy section 8 of thePrisons Act, do hereby firstly revoke the Proclamationheretofore issued under the said section, dated tlte 21stday of Marehs, 1940, and published in tise Govet'ncttestlGazette on the same day, atid secondly cleclat-e tisat tltatpart known as the ''New Division'' tnentioned and cc-

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WTESTEIN AUSTRALIA.Psbuisised by Authority at 3.30 p.m.

LREGt5TIIIED AT THE GENERAL i'os'r 0F5'tCE, PERTH, FOR T5IANSSI55StON BY COST AS A NEWSPAPER.,]

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terred to its the said Proclamation shall be reinc-orpor-ated its and fortn part of and be used as part of thesaid gaol with the intent tisat subject to the exelitsionfrtttsc the said gaol of the ptrt thereof hereinafter snen-iotsed and more particularly described in the Schedule

hercitssder the said gaol of Ps'emaatle shall be recon-.ttitntcd and estabhshted as if the said Proclansatiots hadticver been issued ; astd thirdly I do hereby declare thatthat or those porliotts of tue said gttol snore ltrsrticulariydescribed its the Schedule ltereunder shall as ft'ocsi tlsedttte of the publication ctf this Proclamation in the Got'.ct'nntestl Gazette he disc'osttitsued and closed and shallisot he steed tte part stf the said gaol at Freistaittle or asa gaol nude' tic c' said Act stnt ii tic is prevent Proeham a -ii on is' aite red or revoked a ssd t tteu- dec Ia 'ti t ott tttsdct'hte said set-tints S is ma tie.

Sc isedule.All that area which ltereafter will he kstown as 11th

A net. 1)etentioss Barrack, T]'rematstle, being pact of 1]'re-mantle Prisoss reserve and tise gaol at Frensantle anditanisded icy lines coinnsemscing oct the south side of Hillst t'ect at thtc' wall corner pomt 80 ft. west of Ord streeta cd prttceeh ttg itt a soutiterly directioct for a distanceof 375 ft.. thessce westerly fot' 232 ft., sontiterly for54 ft., westes'ly 56 ft., southerly for 4 ft., westerly for22 ft., southerly fur 20 ft., westerly 155 ft., stortiserly:-us ft., westerly for 26 ft., northerly for 84 ft., westerlyfctr tO ft., storthserhy 170 ft., easterly for 197 ft., north-et'lv for 169 ft. to thse south side of Hill street at itttittt on the u-all 405 ft. west of the ettstern side of

Did street, thsetsee easterly ttlong the wall for a distanceof 325 ft. to the point of cotnsnencemeist as shsown inlink on plan State Public Works Plait No. 29946.

Given under mv hsand and thse Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tlsis 22ssd day of December,1943.

By His Exceihenea s Consnsand,

.1'. WILLCOCK.

(IOU SAVE THE KING

No. 61.] PERTH : FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24. [1943.

1166 (;OVE N\ildN'i' GAZETTE, \V.A. [DECEMBER 24, 1943.

AT a meet ing of the Executive Council held at Perththis fOnd day of Deceinhec, 1943, the following Orderin Council was authorised to l issued : -

Local Autlioritic ( Reserve Funds) Act, 1942.ORJ)El1 IN COLNCTL.

l'.iV. 404 43.\VIIEREAS it is enacted by section 4 of the LocalAuthorities (Reserve Funds) Act, 1942, that the Gover-nor may, on the recomnienda tion of the Minister butsubject to the requirements of the proviso to the saidsection, by Order in Council authorise a local authorityto establish during the present war and to maintain areserve fund for the purpose of aecunsulating thereinairy surpins of ordinary revenue of the local authoritytad of applying the mnonea-s in such reserve fund andmu- income or profit derived from the investment ofmoneys in such reserve fund in the carrying out, a Ocrtile cessation of the present ira r, of works and under-

Coinnmonwealth of Australia.

O iii) i-i LND If Il 11 lfh P bAT I ('P 1 (iF TIlE NATION AL S ECU El TV (PEN REAL)BEG i'LATIONS.

WI IEREAK by Regulation -1 of (lie National Security (General) Regulations it isprovided (amnoiigst other tltimigs) iliat if it appears to the Mimmister to be necessaryor xpedit ni in the niteiests of time Defence (if time Conmmnono edtli or tile efficientprosecnti Cii of lime irar, ,r l'or moe mitaimnmi' supplies and services rysential to the lifeof the coniniunity, thi:it slerhil p c cautions shiold he taken for tIme security of anyplact', lie nity I y order iheclire that pltice to he a prolmmlnted place either generallyOr during such htmi rs or during the existence of such rircnnistamices as are specifiedin the Order fir tin pcmrposes of the Regulations And whereas by instrument of(lelegat ion dali '1 the tircimtv-first da of Septeniber, 1943, nmmde in imrnnice of section17 ot the Aatoii:il Si'ccpiiv Act, 1939 11) tO, the Minister of State for the Army, actingfor and omi hehalf of the Miaicter of State for Defence, delegated to every officer whoslio u I ci at a iii- ti inc clu ring the c oimti nun lice of the delegation lie holding the office orperforniimg the (luties it the othice of toinniander of a Lines of Communication Areathe powers aid fuiirtions ciii ferred upon I lie slncl Minister by Regulation 4 of theNat boil Security ((ienerrd) Regnitti oas in celtti on to that Lines of CommunicationArca And ii Itereas by Suli-regniation ii of the ca id Regulation 4 of the NationalSecurity (General) Regulations ii is provided that the Minister may if lie thinics fitin a isv Order nmade under Sub-regulation 1 (it' time caid Regulation 4 or by a separateOrder (a) Specify any person or pemo included in a class of persons as personshaving lawful cuticirity to enter, approach, inspect, pass over, or lie in or in timeneighbourhood of a proltibited place; (b) Autimorise any officer or person to issuepermits to enter, inspect, pass over, or be iii or in time neighbourhood of a prolubitedplace; or (c) Specify aim cilhicer or persomm to exercise and perform time powers andfuretiomms of the oflicer or person in charge of any pm'ohnbted place for the purposesof the Natiommal Security Regulations. And whereas it appears to me, Oswald Vicicload, Brigadier, the Olfeer for time thime being holding time office of Commander ofWestern Australia Lines of Communication Area, mmecessary and expedient in theinterest of Lime Defemmce of time Comitmuommivealthi and thai efficient prosecutioim of timewar amtd for mnaimtaimsing supplies mmmii sers-icds ess"mitial to time life of time eommnummitytlmat spem hil precautiomms simoulci he talceim for the security of the place referred toimm the Scimedule imereto, hieing a place situate withmims time said Western Acmstralia Linesof Commimaunicatioim A rca : Now therefore 1, the said Oswald Vicic Iload acting inpursimammee of the said Tmistrimnicmmt of Delegatiomi mmid of the said Regulation and allotimer p o\rt m's mae h eremm nt o enihhi mg do lie rehr o rdem' as folio svs : -

T Ii it (lie pl:i i-c dc',c cii Ic ci i im t lie Scli ccl ole Ii eret 0 I dl ecla med to he a p rolmihitedplace wimile occapied as a i)etemition Barrachc lii tIme Military .i'orces of the Corn-irmonwealtht,

That tIme fohloivimmg pem'sons or persomms inchimdecl iii a class of persons are personsImaving lawful authority to enter, approaclm, imispect, pass over, or be in or in tIme neigh-bocmrhootl of tue said prolubited place, namely: - (a) Ei-ery offices' for time time beingimolding time ofhcc or perforiiimg time duties of the Office of Director of Military Prisonsamid Detcmtiomm B:trrieks or of Depcmtv Director of Military Prisons and Detemition Barracksor of Assistant Director of Military Prisons amid Ibetention Barracks; (b) All officersmind other ramiks for the time heimig omm the staff of lmimd performmming duties at 11 Aust.Detemitiomt Iiarrtichc ic, mantle; (c') i1 held in custody at 11 Aust. DetentiormBairn dc h'reniantic ; (dl The Comnptm'oller P cnem'al of Prisomis for Western Australia;(e) All Ilirsolis n-Ito lire fir thu tinme hieimig mimenihers of liii disi'iphnn cv staff of thePools Be1 ii rtmn en t iii Vies-icr mi A mmst i iii.

rphit iVX2OibIh rI/p[ij0m. (olimi Eclimie Brown, P.S. I., W.Aust. L. of C. Areaand time Officer for tIme I hue hieing hmohiling time othice or perfom'mn'mimg' time duties of timeoffice of Commmnaimdant of 11 A nst. Dclemmtioa B:mrruck Fremumlie am'e autimom'isecI toissdme perimuts to emmtem', appcoaelm, inspect, pass over, tic he iim or in tthme imeiglibourhoodof the said pm'ohmihiteil place.

Plait the officer for time timne behmg hioldimmg time office om' pem'formnilmg time dsmticsof time office of Comnniamid:mat of 11 Aimst. Detention Barracic Vi', Aust. L. of C. Ai'eiis specified as the Officer to exercise and perfom'nm time powers and functions of timeofficer imi cimarge of time said prohibited place for the pum'pose of time National SecurityBeg milations.

likings autliorised by the Local Government Act of thelocal authority winch the local authority may not lie ableconveniently to carry out during the present war; andwhereas it is desirable that such reserve fund shall beestablished by thc local authorities a set forth in theschedule hereto: Now, therefore, his Excellency theI ientenant-Governor, acting pursuant to the recolnmen-dation of the Minister and by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council and in exercise of timepuner conferred by the said Act, after being satisfiedas required by the proviso to section 4 of the said Act,(10th hereby authorise the local authorities as set forthin the schedule hereto, to establish and inaiuit am areserve fund.

Seli edule.York Road Board, Beverley Road Board, Capel Road

Rord.(Sgd.) B. 11. DOIG, Acting Clerk of tile Council.

IJECEMBER 24, 1948.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 11(1T

The Schedule.All that a ccii known as 11 Aust. Detent ion TIn rrack. Fremaut le, being part of'

Fremantle Prison reserve and bounded by lines commencing on the south side oflull street at the wall corner point SO feet west of Ord street and proceeding' ina southerly (lirection for a distance of 375 feet, theme westerly for 232 feet, southerlyfor 34 ted, westerly for 56 feet, southerly for 4 feet, westerly for 22 feet, south-erly for 20 feet. westerly for 155 feet, northerly for 33 feet, westerly for 26 feet,northerly for 84 feet, westerly for 30 feet, northerl for 170 feet, easterly for 197feet, northerly for 169 feet to the south side of lull street at a point on the wall405 feet west of the eastern side of Oi'd street thence easterly along' the wall for adistance of 325 feet to the point of coinmonceinesit as shown in pink on plan StatePublic Works Plan No. 29946.

Dated thIs 1 5th day of December, 1943,

()SWALI) \'. 1IOA U, Brigadier, Conmian,ler Western Australia 1.ines ofCommunication Area -

FREMANTCE 11 ARBOTIR T R GS'F.

Amendnient of Regulations.THE Fren)antle harbour rfi,ust ('oii,ndssioners hereby unend the regulations madeunder the 1"remantle Harbour Trust Act, 1902, and as reprinted by the GovernmentPrinter with all amendments up to tile 31st day of March, 1942, as follows:regula-tion numbered 302a is renumbered 313; regulation numbered 302b is renumbered 304;regulations numbered 303 to 311 both inclusive, are renumbered 305 to 313 both in-elusive; regulation nunbered 3111 is renumbered 314; regulations numbered 312 to333 both inclusive, are renum bc-i ed 315 to 130 both inclusive; regulation numbered354 is renumbered 337.

Made by the Fi-emantle 11 arbour Trust Commissioners at the meeting of the saidCommissioners held on the fifth day of November, 1 943.The Common Seal of the Fremamitle harbour Trust was at time

same time affixed and impressed hereto by order a iid inthe presence of tile ('ommissioners by---

(Sgd.) TOM CARTER, Chairman.

(Sgd.) li'RlIDK. MANN, Commissioner.(Sgcl.) R. 3. COX, Secretary.

Approved by 1-us Exeellen cy the Lieutenant-C overnor in Exeemitii'e Council, this22nd day of December, 1943.

B. H. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

l-'REMANTLE 1IXLIB()UR 'I'RCST,

Auiendment of Regulations.THE Freuiantle ilarboum' Trust Conmiissioners hereby amend the regulations madeunder the Fremnintle harbour Trust Act, 1902, and as repriuted by the GovernmentPrinter with all amendments up to the 3lst day of March, 1942, as follows:Byinserting after regulation 147 the following new regulation No. 148.HandlingCharges on Bagged Wheat.

Subject as hereinafter provided the rates proscribed hereunder shall be payablein respect of the handling of bagged wheat, that is to say:

Per hag.(A) Receiving, including the unloading of railway trucks, and

stacking where required, the 'rrust giving a receipt fornumber of bags only - - . - . . . -

(B) Delivering- from stack to essel foi- loading by means ofGantry loaders - - - -Vessel's own gear or crane - -

(C) Delivering to the platform of road \-ehieles, including theeustonmary single bag weighing, or Ioidiig into, and stowingrailway wagons without weighing . . -

D) Restacking ui rehiandling, fom- cacTi service - -If) handling to amid from scales for single bag- weighing during

tli e course of shipment (inch u ding the weighing of the bagstogether with a list ot' weights hut not a reeeilit for weight)

(IC) Discharging direct from railivav wagons andLoading- on to gantry loaders., - - . -Slinging for vessel's own gear or crane - -

2.3 75 d.

1.6636.1.9d.

2.65th

hOd.

1.Od.

1.1 88d.

1.425d.

Provided thiat(i) For each complete one penmy variation in the ordinary hourlys-ate of pay to waterside workers based on the said rate of pay (viz. 3s. 111/2d.) asill operation from the 1st day of Fobs-nary, 1943, the above rates shall be increasedom- decreased, as the ease may require, by 1 )/i per centum, and (ii) 'Where tile aggre-gate quantity of wheat to be received or delivered in any one day is less than thequantity capable of being so dealt with by a receiving gang within the minimum

1163 OVEENIIENT GAZETTE, W.A. IDECEaLBER 24, 1943.

period of four hours engagement as provided in the wages award, the cost of theidle time involved, plus ii) per centum, shall be payable in addition to the aboverates.

linde by the Freinantle 1-larbour Trust Commissioners at the meeting of the saidCommissioners held on the ffth day of November, 1943.The Common Seal of the Fremantle Harbour Trust was at the

same time ahlixed and impressed hereto by order an ci iii thepresence of tise said Commissioners by-

(Sgd.) TOM CARTER, Chairman.

(Sgd.) FREDK. MANN, Commissioner.(Sgci.) B. .1. COX, Secretary.

Approved by liii Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Executive Council, this22nd day of December, 1943.

B. H. DOIG, Acting Cleric of time Council.

FAItILIfI-iS DEBTS ADJITSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTiCE is hereby given that the following Stay Orderhas been issued in accordance with section 7 subsec-tion I of the Pa rmners ' Debts Adjustment Aet, 1930-1 934, u-Inch reads as follows:

A Stay Order shall direct flint no action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forhrea cli of coven ant under any mortga go or othersecurity for niomi cv, or nnd or an agreement fos- saleanci purchase of lands, or other process of proceed-ings, shall be coaimenced or proceeded with or putin force against time farmer or any of tIme farmer'sassets, whether utilised in eonneetlon with or form-ing iortion of the assets comprised in Ins farmingbusiness or not, during the operation of such StayOrder: Jr ovided that, by leave of a -Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted amid/or carried on against the farmerOn t not beyond judgment.

(ira nted under Seetio,i Iii.(Writ lug clown or suspension of Debts.)

Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address, andDate of Order.

Cogia Downs iastoral Company, Ltd. (Charles Beaton,jr., Manager) ; Cue; 3rd December, 1943.

All claims against this Pastoralist to be forwarded toI-lie Deputy Director, Temple Court, William street,Perth.

E. H. FJPUCKNER, Deputy Director.22/12/43.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby given that the adjustment of debtsunder section 11 of the Act of the following pastoralisthas been finalised and time Stay Order has now lapsed:

Farmer's Name, Address, Date Stay Order Lapsed.Murcisison Downs Pastoral Co.; Nannine; 16th Decens-

her, 1943.E. H. FAUCKNER, Deputy Director.

2 2/12/43.

THE AUDiT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 20th Deceniber, 1943.TIlE following appointment has been approved :Trsy.No. 957/43Receiver of Revenue: Mr. J. G. Clash, forthe Department of Native Affairs at Tamlellup.

A. J. REID, Under Treasurer.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 22nd December, 1943.

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

Ex. Co. 1632; P.S.C. 5/43:Wilfred Joseph Bettenay.under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be Hor-ticultural Instructor, Departnient of Agriculture, as from1st April, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1632; P.S.C. 4/43 Edward Harmon Raw-son, under section 29 of the Public Service Act, to beMarket Inspector, Department of Agriculture, as from1st March, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1632; P.S.C. 36/40 :Briams Hanley Cook,snider section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorCleric, as from 26th February, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1618; P.S.C. 15/41:Thomas Arthur Bemit-hey, nuder section 28 of time Public Service Act, to beJunior Cleric, as from 27th May, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1618; P.S.C. 420/40:Duncan Francis Gray,sunder section 28 of the Public Service Act, to be ,JuniorCleric, as from 22nd May, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1618; P.S.C. 238/41:Alexander Douglas,under scctioms 28 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, as froni 22nd Mae, 1943.

Ex. Cu. 1632; 1'.S.C. 775/39:George Zevier Fitz-Onions, under section 28 of the Public Service Act,to he Junior Cleric, as froni 1st April, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1618 :J. McEwan, Junior Typist, State In-surance 0111cc, to lie Typist, as from 10th December,1943.

Ex. Co. 1618 :M. B. Smith, Junior Typist, CrownLaw Department, to he Typist, as from 1st Nos-ember,1943.

Ex. Co. 1618 :C. E. Page, Inspector, Cinid WelfareDepartment, to be Cleric, Welfare Section, as from 14thDecember, 1943.

lix. Co. 1618 :W. L, Wilson, Assistant Under Secre-tary, Chief Secretary's Department, to be Acting UnderSecretary during time absence of Mr. F. J. Huelin intime Eastern States, dating from 1st December, 1943.

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions :-

Ex. Co. 1618:N. E. Guppy, Junior Clerk-Typist,Police Department, as from 9th December, 1943.

Ex. Co. 1618:I-i. M. E. Anderson, Typist, Govern-memmt Stores Branch, Treasury Department, as from 30thOctober, 1943.

Also of time following retirements:Ex. Co. 768:H. D. Poole, Clerk-us-Charge of Corres-

pondence, Public Works Departmnemmt, as from 31st Dc-eensher, 1943, under section 67 of the Public ServiceAct.

lix. Co. 1475 :M. L. Smith, Clerk, Labour Bureau,Public Works Department, as from 27th January, 1944,under section 67 of the Public Service Act.

Ex. Co. 559 :L. Shmrimski, Typist, Department ofAgriculture, as from 4tl December, 1943, under section66 of time Public Service Act.

GEO. IV. SIMPSON, Public Service Commissioner.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 22nd December, 1943.

TI-JR 1-Iou. time Minister for Justice has approved ofthe undermentioned appointments : William FrancisShepherd of Belmont, Reginald Charles I-Iogg, ofChandler, Albeit Ermiest Wood, of Bayswater, MatthewBell of Kalgoorlie, Stanley Parsons of Armadale, andJohn Rupert Secombe of North Perth as Commissionersfor Declarations, under the Declarations and Attesta-tioas Act, 1913; B. J. Brennams as Acting Bailiff ofthe Coolgardie Local Court, during tue absemmce of P. H.Strahman, on leave; Wiiliamn Stephen Tonkin as Bailiff ofthe Broonie Local Court, vice J. Cowie, transferred.

II. B. HAYLES, Under Secretary for Law.

DECEMBER 24, 1943.] GOVEENMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. 1169

THE METROPOLITAE MILK ACT, 1932-1939.Election of Dairymen's Representatives.

IT is hereb notified, for public information, that metthe election of representatives of dairymen on Tim Met-ropolitan Milk Board, held on the 6th day of December,1943, Messrs. Leslie Ormond Grant and Arthur Groveswere the successful candidates.

II. MORLEY, Returning Officer.

THE hEALTH ACT, it) ii- 1937.City of Fremantle.

IVI-IE1IEAS by section 185 of the hleimlili Act, it) I 1-1937.any Loeal Authority within the mnealung of the HealthAct, 1911-1937, may of its own motion from time totime make by-laws with respect to all or any of thematters therein set out: Now, therefore, in pursuancethereof tIme Municipal Council of the Cite of Fremasmtlbeing a Local Health Authority within the memmnine othe said Act doth hereby make a by law as follows:1. No person who is in a verminous condition Siam Il enteror remain in any public vehicle, hoardin9 liomm, (dhouse, public house or public place. 2. Any ''nticnhereunder for a breach of this by-law shall he ins) ii u tedon the complaint of an Inspector appointed under tIcsaid Act md in respect of the Frenmantle health District.3. Any person committ ig an offence against this by-jimshall on conviction forfeir and pay a sum not exceedingTwenty pounds. 4. All previous by-laws of the _ihivorand Councillors of the Municipality of the (i of Fccmantle os in force within the said health This) rb) ofthe Municipality of the City of Fremantle dealing sri1 hmatters mentioned in tlns by-law are hereby repemi hi-ri.

Made mind passed by the Council of the Pity ofFremantle.

Dated the 1.5th day of November, 1943.

F. hi. GIBSON, Slam-or.L.S. J. ShEPHERD, Town Clerk.

Confirmed by the Conmnnssioner of Public }Iea]th forthe State of Western Australia this 22nd day of Noveniber, 1943.

EVERITT ATKINSON.

Approved by His Excellency time Lieu tena nt-C os-i'm,, orin Executive Council this 2nd day of December, 1943.

F. II. DOIG, Acting Clerk of the Council.

'F lIE ii EALTH ACT, 1911-42,1, Regimmald Cyril Everitt Atkinson, ('onumissione r ofPublic [[call Ii, hi pursuance of the powers conf neilIlpOim me by tin health Act, 1011 -42, hereby notify thatNornmnn Rex hlouglmton, an officer of time GovernmentAnlvst 's I )epartnment, has been registered in that capa-city as mum Analyst under lime provisions of section 202of the said Act, and such registration shall remain inforce while holding his present position.EVER ITT T PINSON, Coummissjuner of Public health,

1 7th December, 1943.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-1942.THE following appointment made by time under-mentioned Local Health Authority is hereby approved:Municipality of NarroginJ. A. Wvss to be healthInspector.

EVERITT ATKINSON, Conunissioner of I'ublie health.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-42.TN prmrsummce of tIme powers conferred upon me by tImeprovisions of the Health Act, 1911-1942, I herebyexempt from the operation of section 30 of the saidAct, the office of Inspector in the Districts specifiedherewith for a period of two years from the 1st day ofJanuary, 1944:Road DistrictsAlbany, Augusta, Bal-ingup, Beverle-, Black Range (Sandstone), Broome,Broomelmihl, Bruce Rock, Carnanmah, Carnarvon, Cool-gardie, Corrigin, Crmmnbrook, Cue, Dalsvalhinu, DarlingRange (Kalamun da) Denmark, Dowenimi, Dumhle-ung,Dundas, Drakesbrook (\Varoona), Esperance, Fremantle,Geraldtomm, Goomnalli mmg, Gnowangerup, Greenbushes,Greenougli, Iharvey, hall 's Creek, Irwin, Tce1lerberrin,

Kunummoppin-Traymnng, Koorda, Kojommup, Kondinin,hiuhin, Lake Grace, Lower Blackwood, Marble Bar,Marradoug (Boddington), Meckering (Cumiderdin),lileekatlmarra, 5[enzies, Sloora, Morawa, Mt. Magnet, Mt.S[argaret (Lavertomm) , imi ingenew, lilt. Marshall (Beim-m'nbbin) , ir[ullewa, Slnldnbudin, Slundaring, Naremni,een,S'orthiamaimton, Nungarin, Onslosv, I'ercn,jori, PhillipsRiver (Ravensthorpe) - I'immgeliy. Plantagenet (Mt.Barker), Port hledlmmnd, Preston (Donnybrook), Quairad-hag, Roebourue, Shark Bay, Tamubehlup, Toodyay, ThreeSprings, Tipper Blackwood (Bovup Brook), tpper Chap-man, Westonia, West Arthur ( Darkamm ), West Ifinsberlcy( h)erbmv), 1Vickepin, Wi hhianms, iVihmmmmmm, \Vongan-Ballidu,\Voodauil hug, Wvalkmmtclmem, Wvnclhanm, Yalgoo, Yilgmmrms(Southern Cross) ; Local Boards of HealthBrookton,Sit. Morgans. Peak T[ihl, Yealeriag, Youanmi.

i1VERJTT ATKINSON, Connmmissioner of Public liemmlthm.

Departument of Public health.P. b LU. 843/29. Perth, 1 4tim Deermuber, 1943.

IllS Excellency time Licutemmant-Govem-nor in Execntis-eCouncil limes (1) approved of time cmumcellation ofExecutive Council Minute No. 1589 and (2) acceptedtime resigmmation of V. hi. Powell as mm macumber of timeS7orthm Midh:mmmds District Tiospital Board (Three Springs)mmml mmppommmted A. C. Tlierm:mn to be a member of time

cm bl II ospit:ml llo:m i-mi for time period emmmhimmg tIme 11-si -lilly.hi) hI.

F. 1. 1TUEL{N. Under Secretary.

P0 FtP 1111 TIDIES.TIlE mmmmderimmemmtioned lemm ses lime ye 1 mcmi c'ammrelied usmdensectiomm 23 of time Lammd Act, 11)33-1939, ow'immg to smon-mmymsmnmt of i-emit om- otlmem- re:msoims

Namne, Lease, District, Reason, Com'r. No., Plamm.Adanm, V. hI. (executor for .1. Coolmes) ; 20853/68; Slur-

ray 972; £16 7s. 2d.; 5816/25; 380A/40, A2.Davies, J. L.; 342/937; Nokanimsg Lot 66; 15 8s. Od.;

1480/23; Nokasmismg rpownsiteRedgm-ave, C.; 348/728; Roe 1114; £30 is. 8(1.; 1770/37;

375/80, Fl amid 2.Wimelton, IV.; 3117/1719; Nos-seman Lot 991; £1 Ss. Od.;

2300/34; Norseman.

C. L. NEEDIIAM, fmmder Secretary for L:mimds.

TENDERS POR LEASING OP NELSONLOCATIONS 9871 AND 9872.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Grazing Purposes.

Section 116 of tIme Laud Act, 1933-1939.Departmneumt of Lnmmmds amid Surveys,

Pile 4461/3)). Pea-tIm, 21st Decemnber, 1943.TENDERS am-c invited for the leasing for grazimsg pur-Poses of tIme land eomprised within Nelsoms Locations9871 amid 9872 (situated mme:mm- Northmchiffe) eomstaining217 acres, fos-a period of one year. Tenders aceomn-pamsied by oume-fommrth of time rout temaclered (time mmcinimummmmnoumst being fixed at time rate of £36 pci- annumn),emmdom'sed ''Tendem- for Leasimmg of Nelson Locations9871 amid 9872, slmown on Public Plasm 454B/40, F.h,''and addressed to the TJmider Secretary los' Lands, musthe lodged at time Lands Office, Perth, oms or before Wed-mmesday, l2thm Jaimuary, 1944. All tenders lodged on orbefore that date will be treated as hmaviumg beemm receivedon that date. TIme lessee will be acquired to ay allsates mmumd taxes, to mmsaimstaiim tIme immmprovemmsemmts, amid toapply 60 lb. of scmpem'plmospimate to eachm acre of pastum'e.'rise lughuest or assy tender cviii not necessarily beaccepted. (Plam-m 454B/40, Fl.)

C. L. NEED1-IAM, TJmsdem- Seem-etary fos' Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hmem'eby notified, for genes-al information, tlmat timeam'eas scheduled lmereummder am-c available for selectionumsder Past V. of time Land Act, 1933-1939, and theregulations appertainiumg thereto, subject to the pro-visiosms of time said Act.

Applicatiomss mmmust be lodged at time Laud AgencyOffice as specified hmeremmrmder not later than ti-se datespecified, but misa' be lodged before sueim date, if so,lesired.

1170 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [DECEMBER 24, 1.943.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to he granted will be determined by theLa id Board. Should an In nds remain unselected, suchivili continue a vailable until applied foi or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land Board sitting beconies necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will he duly notified of the date,time, and placr of the meeting of the Board, and thoreshall he an iii' rvil of at least three days between the'losing date aid the sitting of the Boa i'd.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationni ust take the balance thereof, if any, under ConditionalPurchase.

All ma rkct:i ide timber, including sandalwood andcallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of clause 18 of the regulations.

S( i-i EDI5LE.

WEDNESDAY. 29th DECEMBER, 1943.PERTH LAND AGENCY.

(Ilenlea Estate (Nelson Dist net) abont eight nnlessouth-east of Bnidgetown.

Open under Part V. of the Laud Act, 1933 1939, :ismodified by Part VIII.

Corn. 57S2/59. (Plan 43913/40, P2.)Location 8107, containing 106a. ir. t' purehase

money :-f908 13s. ; lialf-vearly instahnents, first fiveyears interest only: -to retuni:ed so]di ci, at 41/ p'cent. p.a.-820 Os.; to civilians, it cent. p.a.-£22 14s. 4d. ; half-yearly iastalmcn( s over the balance,35 years, including pi' icipal aiid interest :-t o returne,lsoldiers at 41/, pci. cent. p.a.-f25 (is. Sd.; to (iViiaN.it 5 per ('cut. p.n.-026 I Os.; subject to AgriculturalBan Ii indebtedness : being C 'F nra Ic 's for 'eli' 1 I e sc3131/470.

Yb'! onia District -Purr. No.528/43. (Plan 90/80, C' & 1)1.)Au unsurveved area of' Crown land in the Victoria

District containing about 400 acres hocnided by liliescommencing at the south-cast coiner of Victoria Loca -tion 5814, and extending soutb-eastwa rd about 4.5 chainsalong the western side of Road No. 2475 thence westhout 10(1 chains to tin' eastern side of a surveyed s'oad

thence northward along said eastern side of i-oad to theso, tli- irest co mci' of Location 581 4 a foresi i d; thenceinst along the south boundary of Location 5814 to thestarting point.

Welhngton District,(or,-. No. 100/42. (Plan 414A/ (0, A 1.)Location 4502, containing 299u. 3r. 29p., at (is. 9d.,

ie' acre, including survey fee,

(1. L NEEDIIAM, lJlicler Secretary for Lands,

WEDNESDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1944.PERTH LAND AGE YCY.

Avon District (atout 13 miles east of Bilbarin).Con'. No. 46/21. (Plan 344/80, P2.)locations 14919 and 14920, containing 993;i. 2i'. Op.,

at 1 2s. 3d. per acre cl;isifir,ttion page 51 of 40/21subject to Agricultural Banic indebtedness ad to aMopping and glazing lease expiring 982,/IS being J.Diggles' forfeited Lease 38377/55.

Ko,jonup Disti'ict (about 11 anics south-cast ofJingalup)

('or,'. No, 4018/22. (Plans 437A/40, C2; 437D/lO, C3.)Locations 6653 and 3883, containing 2,ihOa., at 2s. 3d.

per acre; classification pages 2 and .3 of 4018/22: excuiptfrom road rates for two years fs'oro date of ;i ppi'ov:l Ia ad subject to poison ei'adi cation h('iig A. (3. .Ja,nescancelled Lease 15844/68.

Kojonnp District (about 18 miles west of 'l'nnucy5Corr. No. 3001/24. (Plan 437D/-4O, WI.)Location 8062, containing i,102a. Oi'. 29p., it H. 3d.

Pd'!' acre; classification pace 23 of 3001/24: evenipt Loini'oad rates for two years from date of approval andsnbec't to poison eradicatioii ; being E. Snnth 's can-celled Lease 20695/68,

IKo.jouup District (about eight miles south-west of.i in galup )

('ocr. No. 162/38. (Plan 417A/40, A2.)Location 8743, coo raining 521 a. Or. 35p., at is. Gd.

per acre; Particulars page 24 of 162/38; subject topoison eradu'ation : being C. 0. Woods' forfeited Lease1(7/1600.

lloe l)istrict (about .5/, miles south of' Lake Cainni'l'ownsite)

('orr. No. (ii /3O. (Plan 3S9/80, A3.)Locations 1-523 and 1.891, containing 975a. Or. 3.5p.,

and I lila., re.spoctively .,'it 4s. Gd. per acre; alkali classi-(lotion T64, sheet 3 ; subject to 'aynic1it for improve-uicnts', if ally; i"ing .T. II. Perry's forfeited Leases(IS 2230 and 74/902.

PCi ilia,is i)ist ri ct (a boat four uliles north of Pingaring(.0cm. No. 3932/27. (Plan 376/80, D3.)Location 14(12, 'oiihi(u(ug 2,060a. 3i'. 16p., at 2s. 3d.

icr crc: classification page 4 of 3932/27; exempt fromroad rates for two years from date of approval ands;hj ct to li'ison ci';i.heatiou : icing C. Poclger's for-'cited Lease 23020/OS.

rFR4NSFlfB OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application 1113/19411.

TAKE notice that William Keiinetli Barnes of Bengea'Pa mien has made a pplic;tiou to be registered under thel'ralisfer of Land Act 1593 as the proprietor of anestate in fee simple in possession in the following parcelof h;iiid situate in t lie Wellington District and icing

P;irt of Wellington Location 1 containing 98 acres2 roods 27 perches

Bounded Oil (lie west I1' pant of' the east boundaryI' the South-Wc stein llaiiwav lne:isuning 15 chains 59ill ni ic-tenths linksOn tie iort h aid :11:1 ii on tIc west b inner bonn-

do ries , 1' tic' so id loca (ion 000 snring respectively 1 chain2 :01 ci ('VCn -t cut ii h uk s nd 4 chad us 57 and nine tenthsinks

Ago iii on I lie iioi tl I v po it of a so uthi boundary ofI ot P on dia grain i5U't 01 en sun hg IS ehia is Sf) andfive-tenths links

)a (lie nort Ii - cvesf by a 5 uth -0:1st ho nudary of thesaid Lot 2 nieastir ig 29 chains 10 and four-tenths links

On tic' east hr a west bocindan,v of Chic said Lot 2a id the west boundary of T.ot I on the said diagramiueasuniag together 29 chains 90 links

And on tile south lv the north homidary of a privateroad measunig 44 chains 65 and iiine-teiitlis links

Aarl fni'tlier take ,iotice that all pei'soils other thanI ic applicant claiming to ha ye ally estate right title ori,itei'est in (lie above p;irc'el of land and desiring toobject to tic so id application ;ii'' hereby required tolodge iii thus otlb'e on o,' before the 3rd day of February1(144 a Caveat foi'bidcl'uig (lie registration of the said\Villiam Keiuieth Ba nil s as such registered proprietorIS afoi'esaici.

A. W. B. GLEADELL. Registrar of Titles.hall & hloilc'rtson, Solicitors, Harvey, Solicitors for (lie

Applicant.

PUBLIC \VORKS TENDERS.'l3'idc'i's, rlo'.ii'g at Perth, 2.30 pin.. Tuesday on dates

,uentioued herem,dei', are invited for tile following: -Work :-Colhe Tjospit:il-Seivei'age (No. 9294) ; 11th

.faoi,inv, 19(4: i'oidit ions may be Seeii at the Contrae'tori' Boom, P.W.1)., Perth; Municipal Offices, Collie,'nd P.W.1)., Bunbury, on and after Tuesday, 28th

I )ecem her, 11)13,WrOrlc :-Koadiuin hlospitai-Ne'v Nurses' Quarters

(No. 9295) ; 11th .idiu,iary, 1944; conditions may be'-ea at tile Coot mactori' Boom, P.W.D.. Perth, Police

St;iti(ln, ICo,idiumu, ii nil P.W.D., Katanning, on and afterrfuesdfla_. 2811 I)c'ce,iihcr, 1943.

Tendei's, together with tie prescribed deposit, are noic' addi'essecl So ''The Tfon. the Mi,,ister for Works.Pidb' Works Dopa rt,nent, Tile Brraeks, St. George'sfri-race, Perth,'' un must be indoi'sed ''Tender.'' Thehighest. lowest, on any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

\V. S. ANDREW, U,uder Seereta,'v for Public Works,

Perth, iGhI December, 1943.

DECEMBER 24, 1943.] OOV !31INMENT GAZRTTE, WA. U71

TIlS WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Water Rate in the AlBany Water Area.

I'.\V.W.S. 346/37.NOTICE is hereby given that the Ratehook for the i-earending the 31st Octohei', 1944, of all lands in the AlbanyWater Area now liahie to he rated nuder the above-mentioned Act hai been made up and is open for inspec-tion by ratepavers.

By order of the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerageand Drainage.

W. S. ANDREW, Under Secretary for Water Snpply.Perth, 24th December, 1.043.

Neti'c of Bate in the Albany Water Area.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the l)Oln ('Oh-ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the Minister for\\'ater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage has ordered aBate of three slnllings in the pound en the annual rate-a lie value of tIme land rated for the Albani- Water Areato he made and levied for the year ending the 31stOrtob c 1944, upon all rateahle land entered in theliatebook, the making up of which is pnbhsbed in theOnrcrnnient (a'Lfc of the 24th Deeembr, 1943, andlie local m ewspaper that the mimi imnm rate fom' theahove-mentionerl period for each separttelv a ssesseda reel of hi ad, tli e ann nal ia te of wli i cli at lb me shill ii

In the pound wonld not exceed lii shall he 1, nil th'ta nemorimmiduni of melt order limis heen Only cut er, 0 inthe Batehook and signed. rylie cud Rate is ion' P' valleiii accordance with the In-laws nia I cinder the a 1ore.sa I.1 et.

Li o rdei' of tli e /mI in iste r mo r Water So .01 ly, be \v'ra gemid I)rainmige.

\V. K, AN 1)1111W, Under Secretary for \\'ater Snpply.'cr11,, 21Ih 1)rremnher, 194%.

\V,t'I'lllt lih_',lhl)S .\t''l' All E D3[lfN'I' .'CI', lii '1.ilfo,,ra Wi,t Cr lhoarl,

I'.W.W.S, 123/32.IT is hereIn' notified, for general informal ion, that IllsExcellency the Lieu teit aid - (lover nor iii Exee tIVO (/ nnc Ihas been pleased fo approve under time provisions of the\/atem' Boards Act Ainendmem,t Act, 1913, of a 'ate ofwo sItilli n gs and iii nepehic e iii tie I on Pie nunal vIl Incbeing made and levied hy I he 3[oora WaR r lloa rd fortime Moora Water Area for I lie year eul :ig' the 31 itOctober, 1914.

IV. S. ANDREW, [inlei' there l,n'v for Water Supply.

MOTOR VEHICLE (ThuD PARTY INSIIRAVCE)ACT, 1943.

P.W. 1219/43.IT is hereby notified, for pnblic information, that 1-usExcellency tIme Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasapproved, undem' section 26 of tIme Motor Vehicle (ThirdParty Insurance) Act, 1943, of time apponitmnent of thefollowing persons as members of the Connnittee referredto therein, for the purposes of the said Act :-Mr. S. A.Taylor, Auditor General (Chairman) ; Mr. S. Beimett,Manager, State Insurance Office; Mr. H. A. Forsaithand Mr. G. L. Bowman, representing approved insurers;Mr. A. J. MeLaren and Mr. J. A. Maisey, representingmotor owners.

IV, Li, ANDIIEW, Under Secretary for Worts.

MUNICIPAL CORPORAT1ONS ACT, 1906.Municipal Elections.

Department of Public \Vorks,Perth, 22nd December, 1943.

11' is hereby notified, for genem'al infornmatioa, in accord-alice Ivitli section 113 of the Municipal CorporationsAct, that the follow-lug gentlemen have been electedMemnlicrs of the undermentioned 3lnuicipal Councils tofill tIme vacancies shown in the partir'nlars hereunder :-

Date of Election; Member Elected (Snrnnne andChristian Name) ; Ward; Occupation ; How vacancyoccurred [(a) Retirement, (b) Resignation, (c)Death] ; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Collie Municipal Council.13-27/11/43; Faulkner, William James; -; inanufac-

tnrer; -; Bird, F. h-I, C.

13-27/11/43; King, harry Thomas; -; store managem'- ; ,Jammmes, D. J.

1:1-27/11/43; James, Daniel Joseph; -; railway en,-ployce; -: Spearer. W. A.

York 31 nmmiripal Council.27/41/43 Foreman, ClirUtina (Mrs.) ; North; house-

wife; (a) ; Forenian, Mn. C.; unopposed.27/11/13; Ashbolt, Frederick; Sontlm ; stom'ekeeper; (a)

Ashbolt, F.; unopposed.27 11/43 ; Harman, James Franc is; East; railway em-

ployee ; (a) ; Macwick. S. .. ; ummopposed.

blidiamid Junction 3[ummicipal Conmmcil.27/11/4:1; Cole, James Ilonard; West; iron turner;

(a) ; Cole, .1. II.27 11/43; Sinicock, 3lanm'irc howard ; North; pharumacy

manager; (a) ; Crowley, ,b. D.27/11/43 Pnrtomi, Arthur East ; railway employee;

(a) Pnrtomm, A.

Pert Ii \himmmirip 1 Co nit ci 1.27/41/43 Glowrey, James Ilemmry ; Central (1); hotel

l(roprietor ; (a) (+howrev. .1. 11. ; unopposed.27/I 1/ 1$; Wright, Frederick Wmn. 31113-hard ; North (2)

merchant ; (a) ; \'/right, F. \V. 31.; unopposed.27/41/43; howling, hugh Oswald; Sonth ; (3) ; pharma.

c cut ica 1 ('I eni ist ; (a ) howl iuig, 11. 0. ; ni, opposed.27/11/43; J eimkimis, Wihiiammm henry ; East (4) ; sprimmg-

mmmaker ; (a) ; Jemd ins, lB. 11.; unopposed.27/ hI 'Ti ; Beadle, William hlemiry Darlhigton; West (%)

mmewsagent ; (a) ; 1ie;nile, Vi'. hi. I). ; unopposed.27/I I '43; Spemmr er, Alfred; North Perth (6) managing

dii'ector ; (a) ; Menkens, VI. L. ; unopposed.27/11/1%; henderson, Ilaglm Mnrra)-; Leedervihle (7)

coidractor (a) ; Tlenderson. TI. 31.; umiopposed.27/11/-lI; Raphael, hIoo-:n'd Stirling; \mctora Park (3)

demmtist ; (a) 'Raphael, II. S. unopposed.

Subiaro )rinnicipal Commmn'i I.27/11/4% ; St one, Joseph ; Cemitral ; retired; (a)

Bolster, 1).27/11/13; Olds, Albert Cohn ; Nom'thi ; aeeonntant ; (a)

Lomniie, lB. S.27/11/43; Bishop, Am'tlmnm' Frederick; South; retired;

(a) ; Bishop, A. F.27/1.1/43 Boo en, IKcmmmmeth 11.; East; engineer mmmaclmiim-

ist ; (a) ; Prosser, 'p. p.

Nrmrrogin Mnmmiripal Couimril.1% 11/4:1; Ma('kje, George S,vavne ; -; engine-driver

(a) ; Mackie, C. S. ; ummopposed.13/11/4%; Gibson, .1 lilacs; -; farimmer ; (a) ; Gibson, .1.;

mmpposerl.13/11/4:1; Ibogg, Thomas Navlor ; - ; fam'mer ; (tm)

11 cg :, '1' N. : (in °1 p (sell.

Colt ed oe 31 mmmn rip 1(1 Con nr :1.

1:1/i 1/4:1 Cliff, Wmmi. Edw'a rrl Franklin ; North ; hicmilthofti er ; (b) ; Urquham't, F. 31. unopposed.

13/11/4% ; Keniry, Arthur Ilarm'immgton; Cemitral ; fore'11(1(11; (a); Kenmmy, A. IL; umiopposed.

13/11/4:1; Poole, Henry; South; general dealer; (a)Poole, h-I.; unopposed.

13/11/43 ; Hurst, J olin Allemm ; South ; Imnpem'ial pen-siommer ; (hi) ; Robimison, 11. 0.; unopposed.

13/11 /-43 ; llirkbechc, Em'nest William; East: daim'yman;(a) : Birkbeck, F. W.; unopposed.

I'ialgoorhic 3hnmmicipal Connril.13/11/43 ; Bennit, Leslie George; - ; hmotehkeeper ; (a)

Bennit, L. G. : umnepposed.13,/Il /4%; TleInm', Jack Power; - ; grocer; (a) ; blelmi r,

.T. P.; uuonposcd.13 '11 /43 ; lila Ion cv, Jum mnes A Ibm; ; mu mmager ; (a

Mahumev, .4. A.; unopposed.13/11/4%; Resv, Rb'lmarcl George; - : business manager;

(a); Rew, B. C. : miopposed.

Albany Mnimicipal ('ouneil.13.27/11/4%; Nesbitt, Thionmas hlenm'y; East; grocer;

(a) ; Nesbitt, T. II.; unopposed.13-27/41/43 ; Gibson, Charles Tlcrbem't; North; garage

propi-ietom' ; (a) ; Gibson, C. H.; nmuopposed.13.27/11/4%; Wiley, Harm'y; West; retii'ed contractor;

(a) ; Wiley, II.; unopposed.

1172 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [Diuirs 24, 1943.

Yortham Municipal Council.27/11/43; Pursiow, Thomas Herbert; Central; funeral

director: (a) ; Purslow, T. 11.27/11/43; Sumnierton. Roy liugene; West railway

employee : (a) ; Sunimerton, B. 11.27/11/43; Lucy ; Lincohi Garfield; East; pastrycook

(a) ; Withnell, II. G.

\Vagin Municipal Council.1.3/11/43 ; Ainsworth, Harrison Claude; manager;

(a) ; Ainsworth, TI. C.13/11/43; Ahsolou, Austin de Mansfield; ; printer;

(a) ; Absolon, A. Ge M.13/11/43; Forsyth, .Jolmmi Watt; manager; (a)

Forsyth, J. IV.

Boulder Municipal Council.27/11/43; Bloxham, Frank Bert ; master butcher

(a) ; Kenneally, ('.27/11/43; Bosustow, Arthur Robert EllEon elec-

trical engineer; (a) ; liimmglev, W. F.27/11/43; MeMahon, Edward; ; electrician; (a)

Claridge, F.27/11/43 ; Piper, Alb'rt Claud ; ; blacksmith ; (a)

Sheridan.

B unium iv Slummici pal Coo i mc I.

27/I 1/13; Dunstan, Stephen Henry; North; baker; (a)Duiistan, S. Ti.

27/11/4:1; higgins, Guns. Jerome \Vinton ; Central;retired; (a) ; Witlmers, F. J.

27/11/43; Davies-Moore, Frederick J olin Byron; South;school-teacher; (a) ; Payne, P. C.

North Fremantle Imlumneipal Council.13/11/43 ; Dedman, Gordon Frederick ; North ; master

butcher; (a) ; Dedmnmmn, G. F.; unopposed.13/11/43; Williams, Robert Alphonse; East; retired

postmaster; (a) ; Willianms, Ii. A.: miopposed.13/11/43; Pearse, Aifi-ed George; West; manager; (a)

Pearse, A. B.; unopposed.

Guildford Municipal Coummeil.27/11/43; Walker, Sydney; butcher; (a)

Walker, S.27/11/43; Oliver. James Henry; ; storekeeper; (a)

Oliver, J. H.27/11/43; Lloyd, George Edward; engineer; (a)

Lloyd, C. F.

Busseltou Municipal Council.27/11 /43 ; MeCusker, James; West ; merchant; (a)

SicCusker, .1.; unopposed.

27/1.1/4%; Wiltshire, George Herbert I'enhall; East;retired; (a) : Wiltshire, (3. Ii. P.; unopposed.

(brim ldcon Slunicipal Cou.ncil.13-27/11/43 ; Sheplmeard, Leonard Wisely; Central; pub-

1 iran ; (a ) : Simeidmea md, L. IV. ; unopposed.13-27/11/4% : Dc lien, Ilarold Arthur C. ; West; depart-

nmenta I ma na er ; (mm) ; Dunn, II. J. ; unopposed.13-21 /11/43; 7\unearcow, Ernest; East; railway em-

ployee ; (a) ; Nancarrow, E. ; unopposed.

Claremont Municipal Council.:l/ 11/13 : Carter, Toni: North: retired; mercantile

manager: (a) ; Carter, T. ; unopposed.1.3/ 11/43 : Kott, Max; South ; solicitor; (a) ; Kott, L;

unopposed.13/1 1/43 ; Wa rue, Ernest Willianm; East; architect and

sworn vim luer ; (a) ; Warne. F. W. ; unopposed.

l':ast 1'renma utle Municipal Council.27 11/1:1: (hay, Edmund harry; West; M.L.C.; (u)

Gray, F. Ii.: unopposed.27,'l 1/43 ; 1)immumoimd, Edward; North; agent; (a)

I) iim muon mi, F - ; u n op)osed.27/1 1/43; hOtsoim, IV 1111am Henry ; Central; M.1.C.

(a) ; T(itsojm, II. Ti.; unopposed.27/1 1/4:1; (Instatson, .Jolmn Ernest; East; retired; (a)

to sta iso a, .1 . E. ; ii opposed.

IV. S. AxfYRI:\V, [nder Sccreta i-v for h'nblie Works.

TIlE ROA1) DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-34.Road Board Election.

1 )ep:mrtument of l'ublie Works,Perth, 22nd Deeeaiber, 1943.

I 'F is hereby notified, for general information, in nceord-nice with section 92 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-34,timut the follow-iug gentleman has been elected a memberof tIme undernientioaed Road Board to fill the vacancyshown in the partieulmn's hereunder:

Date of Election ; Member Elected (Surname andClmristimmn Name) ; Ward; Occupation; How vacancyoccurred (a) Elliuxion of time, (b) Resignation,(e) Death ; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Wyndbanm Road Board.11/12/43 ; Sinlay, Norman ; ; storekeeper; (e) ; 1'.

Pretlove ; unopposed.

IV. S. ANDREW, l.'nder Secretary for Public Works.

'i' EICITY ACT, 1937.Departmemmt of Publie Works,

Perth, 24th December, 1943.HIS Excellency tIme Lieuteimant-Goverimor in Council acting pursuant to tIme prorisiomisof sectioss 25 of tile Electricity Act, 1937, has been pleased to amend the regulationsmade under and for the purposes of the said Act and published in time Government(/mu(!tr on time 8th da- of December, 1939, tIme 3rd day om' January, 1911, time lOtImday of April, 19-12, tIme 2ist day of May, 1943, and the 15th day of October, 1913, intime umanhmer set forth in time Schedule hereunder.

W. K. AAI.)14I5V, hider Secretary tom- \Vorks.

5dm e dole.

Tue :miovc-nmentioimed regulations mire amnendeci mis follows:--Regulation 2 is mmmnesmd ed by inserting after time words ''I art V i--overhead

line working safety regulmmtiomms (rr. 21)5-2 13) - ' (Gacv te hIt/I/i 942) ammd imuiediatelybelow tIme s:mnme me words ' Part VI hSupply Autimorit,- Service Rmgulatiomms (rr.244-284),''

2 .me w Tart is inserted mmftei' Part VI. (Gozctc 1 0/4/1942) to stmmmmd as PartVII. amid containing regulations 244 to 284 as follows:

Part VI iSupply A utim(mrity Service Tieguiatiomis.Applicatiomi for ( ommnection,

21-I, Eveiv :mpplicmitiomm for eommmmeetiomm sImall be ummmde omm time contract foi-mmi pro-vided by time Supply Authority, mvimiclm contract forum sImmmll be approved by the Flee-

DECEMBER 24, 1943.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 117:3

trioity Advisory Committee and must be signed by the applicaiit or some psli dulyauthorised by him The making of the application or the payniont of a deposit shallnot bind the Supply Authority to give sii pplv until the application has been approvedby the Supply Authority.

SecuritY Deposit.

245. The Supply A ut lioritv nay require the uoilsUllicr to pay such deposit asmay be considered su Ill ci eat to secure the P V neat of aiy 111011 OV S clue to t lie 511 ppl,vAutlniritv for electricity supplied under time comitra ct, and to cover the cost of thSupply Authority s property 0 Inch mae be on the consumer 's primnises.

Accounts.

216. (1) A ccounts nay be rendered weekly, ronthly or quiirterlv at the dis-cret ion of time Supply Au thoi ity amiii at time ruling rates for the ilist net in winch timeservice is ron ili' red. (2) T lie S 111>1 lv Ant Ii o ritv mav disco iic c t tie c onsuni e r a ii cidiscontinue supply without further notice if time accounts rendered are not paidwithin the times and conditions specihed by the Supply Authority oil its contractforni and iii its schedule of rates.

System.

247. Ekctrii'it- shall lie supplied by tIme Supply Authority in accordance withlie standard system imi use on its clistriliution services. \Vliei'e supply is available at

diflerent pressures the Supply A ntliority may require that consunilng apparatus5 lie Ii in' c 01111 or ted to sne Ii ri-sores ilili I Cii 11(1 ii ctom's as will cause least iii torte ron cewith time pressure of the supply system, in accordance with the details set out oii itscontract form.

Connection of installations.2 l., (I) No c'ominectiomms shall lie macIc jim the case of new installations until

iii 0 ic' essa rV ce mt ili Ca ii' is rer ci veil fi'o mm I lie 1 icon se'l iiis tall or iv mi car ri i'cl on t theiist;illation and until the Supply Authority is satisfied that the installation is iiicurler. (2) 57o re-collmieetioils Shilill be made to existing mstmi Ilat ions until I lie Supply.\ utlioritv is satisfied that tie installation is in order.

Additions to installations.249. \Vimeii first connected the consumner shall supply the Supply Authority ivitli

V nIl clota ii s of' all mu pa la t us c omnu e ct ed or proposed to 1)0 run ilec ted to t lie ci ccli its.No a dditinnal lo ailing sin II hi' lilac' oil on any of t lie ci ic cm its until time Supply A ut Ii-oritv has been notified.

Pa iii a go hy () v erloa dium g to Sn pp I A iitl nir it v 's p pa rat us.

25i). 'lii e c ommsum en shm all he responsible for an cia mage cause ci to mum eters 0other property of the Supply Authority caused through overloading, of which theSupply Authority has not had prey ins notification, and such consumer shall be liableto disconnection.

Position of Service Leads, l'uses, Sdeters, etc.(a) The Supply Authority shall have the right to decide as to time most

suitable position for fuses, circuit breakers, indicators and meters and terminationcif service leads. (b) Time position of service fuses shall be as close as possible to thepomt where time mains touch the building, but one in which they may be reneheci bya short ladder for replacing fuses. Service fuses shall he of an approved type andunless weatherproof must have weatherproof protectioim. (c) The meter board shalllie fixed in a position approved by the Supply Authority, protected from the weather,out of dooms or elsewhere a eressible to the Supply Authority at all reasonable tinses.(d) In large buildings all circuits must be brought to one central point, as may boarranged with tIme Supply A uthonity, where the supply will enter and the necessarymeter or nieters be placeil. (e) in cases where a building is let in single rooms orgroups of offices or flats, the Supply Authority may if it thnnks lit instmil only oneset of meters and supply current to the building as a whole with the landlord orchmief tenant as consumer. (f) The Supply Authority may, if requested imm such eases,snppiv to time landlord, at rental, meters reilni red fom nmeterimmg the supply to tlivarious tenants and may. if desired, read such meters at the same tinie as the mnastcrmeters arc read, mmii supply the readimmgs to the landlord so that he can bill thecurrent to hns various tenammts, provnlecl thai t the sub-meters are suitably gm'ouped.in all such cases the lamidlorcl nmav charge the tenants thm same meter rental ascharged to inni and the same tariff for oloctricity used as the tenants would payif supplied directly by the Supph- Authority.

( oimsimmmier 5 Main Sic itches ami di i'nses.

The Supply A uthority shall pro ide an dl fix standardl ilietor boards iludImumeters at I lie position decided upon, to which time comisuniem' must brimmg Ii is mainsmind provide on Ins side of the meters suitable controlling switches and fuses. iiucases where tue comisummler 's immaimi control switches and fuses at' e, with time commsentcif the Supply Authmonitv, fixed omi th scmpplv side of the metem' they shiull be ironehadi a nd suitable fom seahmmg with thue Supply Autimonity 's seal. Time Supply A utlu-ority shall iletenmnimmte the mnetllodl of metering the supply and type of main commtrolsw'itclu required.

Capacity of Main Switches.Si aiim switches shall be of ample capacity amid of approved desigmi. Suffi-

cient length of cable sivaih he left by time consumer or installer to connect to tImeSupply Ant Ii ority 's meter.

Commsnnier 's Termiimais and Ma ins.

(I) lThless specially approved by the Supply Authority, the poimit ofmittaehumiient shall he as lnglm as conveniently possibie, but no hnghem' than the secolidi

1174 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1DEcLF1R 24, P143.

storey of a multiple storey structure. (2) The consumer's mains shall be of sufficientlength to allow of their ends being properly connected to the aerial leads at the pointof attachment. Loops shall he left on the mains for the insertion by the SupplyAuthority of its meter, cut-outs, or other apparatus. (3) Where the M.E.N. systemis likely to he used, the consumer may be required to provide an earth wire with thephase an ci neutral mains. (4) At the point of attachment the consumer's mains shallbe provided with a suitable belimouth or other approved fitting. The use of por-celain hushes univ be prohibited by the Supply Authority.

Fixing the Leads in Fuses, Meters, etc.Only an employee of the Supply Authority may insert the ends of the

eonsuuier 's wiring into any service fuse, meter, indicator, current limiter, or otherdevice, the property of the Supply Authority.

Property.The service ua ins and fuses, meters, and apparatus supplied and fixed by

the Supply Authority on time consumer's premises shall remain the property of theSupply Authority.

Nature and Protection of Consumer's Mains.rylle conductors between the point of attachment and the consumer's nmaimi

switch shall be equivalent to C.M.A. 250 volt grade insulation, without joints, shallbe enclosed in steel conduit screwed if exposed to weather, shall be stranded and ofadequate sertional area, wInch in no case shall he less tliami that of 71.03Gm. cable,or shall be protected in such other suitable manner as may he a greed with thebuppiv Authority.

Fuses.'l'he fuses fixed by tIme Supply Authority on the mains side of the meter

ray or may not be sealed by the Supply A uthiority hut they shall not in any casehe interfered with by the consumer who must provide suitable fuses on the loadside of the consumers main switch.

Inspection of Installations.Before any installation is connected to the supply mains and before altera -

tins or additions to an installation arc connected, they shall lie inspected by theSupply Authority once free of charge. [f defective, connection shall not be macicuntil the defect is remedied, mind a nminimnumn charge of five shillings may lie made forthe second inspection, and ten shillings each for any subsequent inspections.

Service LeadsAerial.The Supply A uthoritv shall take its aerial service line to the point of

attachment where the point of attachment is not a greater distance than 60 feet fromthe point where the service line would cross the street alignment boundary. Wherethe distance is greater than 60 feet time Supply Authority many insist upon the con-sumer installing his own a erial line from the distance of 60 feet to the approval ofthe Supply Authority. Where th Supply Authority carries out the installation timecost of same shall be charged to the consumer beyond the said distance of 60 feet.

Service LeadsUnderground.(1) \Vliere the Supply Authority considers it necessary to instal imnd em'-

ground service cable to tIme consumes's terminals the same shall be laid by theSupply Authority and tIme cost thereof from the building alignment boundary shallhe charged to th consumer. (2) Where the consumer has requested that tIme serviceleads be installed underground and the Supply Authority has approved tIme SupplyAuthority may charge to the consumer time cost between the point of connection tothe Supply Authority 's mains and tIme consumer 's terminals.

Conductors not to be Earthed on Consumer's Premises.Except where the M.E.N. System is used, no conductor in the consumer's

installation, other than an earthed conductor, shall be connected to earth and allconductors shall be equally insulated as provided iii the S.A.A. Wiring Rules.

Supply to Large Premises.Where supply is charged for premises of considerable size or with a large

or a fluctuating load and time Supply Authority cleemns it necessary to instal trans-foriners at the site, the consumer shah provide an accessible space and enclosure tothe satisfaction of the Supply Authority for the transformers, switchgear and associ-ateci apparatus. The Supply A uthoritv shall have the right to use such equipmentin the usual manner for supply to other 1-ousumners. Allc ircuit breakers and fusesused on l)remmes where transfom'mners are installed umm or near to the site shall be ofaclequa te making ami ci m'uptnrnig capacity to time satisfaction of tIme Supply Authm-ority.

Labelliimg of Switch Wires.A ctiye eoimcluctors shall he clearly labelled by the electrical immstailer to

enable time Supply Authmomit correctly to connect time consumner 's leads to time serviceleads.

Balammcing of Circuits.Circuits shah he arrammged as fol.lows:(a) Circuits taking less timami 15

amps. may be taken off one phase (2 wires) (h) Circuits taking' more than 15amps. shall be divided imito two approximmmately equal circuits, amid taken off two

DECEMB1R 24, 1943.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1175

phases (3 wires) ; (c) Circuits taking more than 3(1 amps. shall be divided in threeapproxiniately equa1 parts, and taken off three phases (4 wires); (d) Lighting loadon one phase shall not he balanced against the posver load on another; (e) In all casesa separate linked switch shall be provided for each rate at which Supply is required.The Supply Authority shall he consulted as to the number of phases to be used.

Separate Supplies at Different Rates.(I) Where it is required to provide for the separate metering ot cnrrent

supplied at different rates, the installation shall be divided into separate and distinctcircuits, which must not he bunched, and all wall plugs, connectors, and the likeshall he of such different types that it shall not be possihile to connect apparatnschargeable at a certain rate to any part of the insta liation conveying current charge-ahle at a lower rate. (2) No lampholder shall he eoiineeteci to any circuit, thesupply to which is given at power or heating rates, except (as Iiro\lcled in the WiringRules of the Standards Association of Australia) in the case of pilot lamps, which,however, shall he fitted wiTh miniature screw base pockets, and shall he so installedas to render it impossible to use theni for general illuminating purPoses.

Current used Indirectly for Lighting.Current used indirectly for lighting pum'poses he the interposition of

motor generaters, hatteries, etc., shall he chargeable at lighting rate.

Notiee of Apparatus to be used.26i . ilapplic'ations shall state clearly the nature and mmumher ol' consulniig

devices tc) he used amid the rating of each. I 'onsuming devices includes lamps, motors.heating amid cooking npp:d ratus, etc. 'lIce Supply Authority shall he consulted beforemotors other than refrigerators, vii cuns cl en ii crc and o tic er hcuseli old appci rat us areconnected to dciv installation. All motors connected shall comply, as regards type,pommr, factor, starting current, etc., with the Supply Authority's detailed require-cue nts.

Starting Currents of AC. Motors.(1) Motors sicill he of such a type and with suitable starting

gear, so that the ma ximuni starting current as measured with locked rotor, shall hotexceed the fouowing:(a) Single phase 250 volt motors up to and including2 b.h.p.: 18 amnps.; (h) Thee phase motors, 440 volts: motors not exceeding 2 blip.,.1 amps. ; citors exceeding 2 blip. but net cxc cccii ug 6 h.h.p., 6.5 amps. per 1)11.11.

motors exceeding 6 h.hm.p., 2.4 amps. per blip., plus 33 amps. (2) la cases wheremotor will he used in outlying areas and the selection of the tYpe of motor or thestarting gc'a r with wlmi elm it cu-ill he provided ile pci ds upon the sum it,i h ilitv of t liesupply of current which will be availnble, the person proposing to use such motorshall first ascertain from the Supply Authority whether or mit there will be availablea supply of current suitable for time niotor load and the starting currents iii relationto the type of motor and the starting gear provided therewith which such persomiproposes to use ;and such person shall he bound by acid act in accordance with anydecision thereon wInch is given by the Supply Authority. (3) Notwithstanding theforegoing pm'ovisions of this regulation, no limitation shall be placed old time startingcurrents of any three phase motor which is not frequently started and stoppeO, an 1of wInch the rating does not exceed 10 pci' cent, of the total connected motor load.

Starting Currents of D.C. Motors.TIme starting currents of D.C. motors shall not exceed I tinies full load

current.Pulsating and ilapidly Varying Loads.

(1) Motors driving pulsating loads such as reciprocating punnps, refrigera-tors, air conmpressors, etc., shall he fitted with a fly wheel or other device so thatthe load current taken by the motor does not fluctuate more than plus or minus 10pci' cent, of the ma aimi ba d current. (2) Other apparatus such as welders, furnaces,instantaneous water heaters, cooking apparatus, etc., which causes rapid changes indemand, shall not be connected without tim prior consent of time Supply Autlioritwho may refuse to connect such apparatus where a variation in the load may ua dulyinterfere with time supply to other consumers. (3) Icc time event of a consumer operat-ing mmny such apparatus aforesaid, or any lift or motor, in such a manner as will, inthe opinion of time Supply Authority, interfere with the supply to othem' consumers,the Supply Authority may require time consnnder to maclee such necessary adjustmnemitsor alterations and so to operate time apparatus as will, in time opinion of the SupplyAuthority, ensure that time supply to other consnmers will not lie interfered with;and in the eu-emit of time consunmer faihimmg to do so the Supply Authority may cut offtime supply of electricity tc) time consumer. The fact that the Supply Authority hasconmmectcd and approved of time apparatus aforesaid shall clot lie deemed to exempttime consumer fronm time opcm'ation of this regulation.

'I'ommmpom'ary or Special Lig'htimmg em' Fowem'.

Special iigimtimmg om' pcnvi'r. such as ovemms, wet premmmiscs, oiitdloor displcivs,illuminations, lighting or PO\Vei' of a tcnmpom'ary natum'c, or where time comiditiommsarunusual, sha hi he discussed with the Supply Authority hefom-c time instailatiomi is mmmade,amid approval timercof by time Supply Authmom-ity must he obtained before the worhc iscommmmected. Time cost of ammy tcmmmporary connection mnay be chuam'gcd to the commsunmem',

Metem' Rentals.

Subject to time Act a rectal ehmam'ge may be levied by the Supply Authmom'itytom' mnastem' inetem's or for sub-meters, but in no case shall this m'.emmtal exceed Is. permontim for umeters up to a total capacity of 25 kilowatts.

1176 GOVEINMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DECEMBER 24, 1940.

Rates.Subject to the Act the Supply Authority may charge such rates for the

supply of electrical e c' rgva s may be set out in their Schedule of Rates and/or con -tract turin or in any a greement governing the supply. Sueb rates may include aInininiula charge not exceeding I Os. pci' month.

Meter Readings.Thc reading of the meter or other measuring device provided by the

Supply Authority shall be accepted as priaia facto evidence of the quantity of elec-tricity consumed. If the meter or other measuring' device fails to register, or isfound to he inaccurate, the account for the period since the last account was renderedshall be read;justed at the option of the Supply Authority upon the basis of:(a) Theaccount rendered to the consunier for the corresponding period of the previous year;(b) Tue account for the last preceding' period, a reasonable allowance being made forany known variations in the demand; (c) The test certificate of the meter.

Testing of Meters.The Supply Authority shall have the right to test meters atanv time, and

adjust the consumption for the current period on snch test. The cost of testing suchmeter shall he borne by the Supply Authority, unless the meter is tested on the com-plaint or at the request of the colisunler, in which case a testing fee of i35. shall bepaid before the meter is tested. If it he found on testing that the meter is morethan two per cent, fast, a refund of the testing fee a hove shall be made to the con-sumer. Meters shell bc considered correct if, on testing, they are found to registerwithin two pci cent, of the Supply Authority's standards, and n adjustment ofaccounts shall be made. All outstanding accounts shall be paid before the test ismade.

\pparatns, Interrnptioiis, Responsibility.The Supply Authority (a) Shall have the right at all reasonable times to

cuter the premises of thc' consumer to inspect and test the installation and tile SupplyAuthority's meter nail to remove any of the Supply Authority's property; (b) Mayat any tune interrupt the supply to make a test or to effect alterations, or repairsto the Supply Authority's system, or for any other purpose; (e) Shall not be respon-sible or liable for any injury, damage or loss of any kind to the person, property,or business of the consumer, or to the consumer's lamps or apparatus, resulting fromlire or otherwise, through tIme supply of electricity or through interruptions ordefects of supply due to storm, accident, or breakdown of plant or mains or forceala 0100

Disconnections,The Supply Authority shall have the right to disconnect without notice

if the consnnmer:(a) is in arrears in payment of account; (b) his installation isfaulty; (e) uses the service in cm way that interferes with the general supply to otherconsumers; (6) uses apparatus not nuthorised by the Supply Authority; (e) connectsincreased load without first obtaining the consent of the Supply Authority; (f) inter-feres with the seals, fuses, meters, or other apparatus the property of the SupplyAuthority; (g) becomes bankrupt or assigns his estate for the benefit of his creditors;or (Ii) fails to conform te these regulations and to the conditions on tile contractform in any way.

Reconneetions.If the supply is disconnected for any of the reasons contained in regulation

278 the Supply A utliorit may make a charge of Ps. which shall be paid before re-connection is made.

Consumer's Liability for Loss.The consumer shall be liable for loss by fire, damage, 01' theft of the meters

01' other apparatus lured from or loaned by the Supply Authority on the consumer'spremises, or which may be on the consumer 's pl'emises in connection with the supplyof current to the consumer.

Extension of Mains.If tIme supply to a proposed comisumer necessitates the extension of the

distribution mains the Supply Authority may refuse to carry out such extension, butarrangements may be mnade to extend the mains if the Supply Authority approves,by the prospective consumer paying the cost of such extension or a proportion thereof.Such payment shall not be returnable.

Alteration to System.The Supply Authority shall not make any alteration to the system of

supply until reasonable notice lies been given to the consumer and then only afterthe proposal has been approved by the Electricity A dvisory Committee.

Penalties.283 ,An person who, by any act or omisSion fails in aiiy respect to observe,

perform, or comply with any provision ol' requirement of any of the regulations coii-tamed in this Part shall be guilty of an offence agaimist these regulations and shallon summary conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceeding £10.

284 Regulation 202 of these regulations shall, with such adaptations as may bemiecessary, be incorporated with amid be deemed to be included in tIns Part of theseRegulations and shall apply and have effect accordingly.

Approved by His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor imi Executive Council,this I4tlm clay of December, 1943.

Ii. 1-1. IDOIG, Acting Clerk of tIme Council.

I)EOEMBER 24, 1943.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1177

Department of Labour,Perili, 14th December, 1943.

IllS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hasbeen pleased to a ppoint, pursuant to and subject to theprovisions of section 17 of the Coal Mine Workers(Pensions) Act, 1943: (a) William Henry Bronifield tobe a member and also the chairman of the PensionsTribunal, as constituted under the said Act, for a periodof six years from the date of publication hereof in theGoicrnnient Garc(te, and (h) Oscar Roy Howie amidGordon Lindsay Vernon to be members of the saidTribunal for a period of three years from the date ofpublication aforesaid.

S. FISHER, Secretary for Labour.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted Tender8.

Extension of Contracts.

CASh ORDER LOST.Dcpartnsent of Agriculture,

Perth, 16th Decensber 194h.P.O. No. 64458; value £9 4.s. 8d.; J. Simpson;

11/12/43 ; Merre,hiii.\Vai. C. IIOBSON, Accountant.

CASH ORDER LOST.Agricultural Bank,

Perth, 17th December, 1943.P.O. No. 7394; value £1 4s. 8d.; Colonial Mutual Life

Assurance Coy.; 20/8/1943; Perth.C. ABEY, Genes-al Manager.

TenderBoardNo.

Date. Contractor.Sche-duleNo.

Particulars. Departmentconcerned. Rate.

1943.573/43 Dec. 17 J S. Blenkinso1) .. 159k,

1943Eggs, first quality, for Fremantle

Hospital for a period of sixChief Secretary 2s. lId. per doz

(6) months commencing 1stJanuary, 1944, as per Item I

574/43 do. T) & 4. Fowler. Ltd. 160A,1943

Coffee and Chicory, mixed 75/25,for Government Institutions,etc., for a period of three (3)months commencing 1st Jan-uary, 1944, as per Item 1

Various ... is. 7)cl. per lb.

57 1/43 do. Various 102 Dairy Produce and Meat for do. Rates on appliesand Government Institutions at tion.103 Claremont, Fremantle, Perth,

and Wooroloo, and Meat onlyfor Whitby Falls, during Jan-uary, February, and March,

1944.572/43 do. ............ 158A,

1943Tea for Government Hospitals

and Institutions during Jan-uary, February, and March,1944, as follows :-

do.

D & J. Fowler, Ltd Item 1For Hospitals 2s. 9d. per lb.Bushell's Pty., Ltd....... Item 2For Institutions ... 2s. old. pci- lb.

575/43 do. Carbarns, Mulberry, &McLean

l6lA,1943

Potatoes and Onions for Gov-ernment Hospitals and Institu-tions during January, Feb-ruary, and March, 1944

do. - Rates on appliestion.

579/43 do. F Sweeney & N. Gilhies 163A,1943

Cartage of Firewood and Coalfrom Railway Station, Subiaco,to King Edward Memorial

Chief Secretary 4s. per ton.

Hospital, also Firewood to In-fectious Diseases Hospital,during period of twelve (12)months commencing 1st Jan-uary, 1944, as per Items 1 (aand b) and 2

547/43 Dec. 18 Forwood, Down (WA.),Ltd.

149A,1943

Steelwork for Monorails, as perdrawings :-

Public Works

Item 1 for £146.Additional cost for substi-

tutes... - . - - - - £22 15s.

Item 2-4onlyChainBloeks ... ... £15 each.Item 3-4 only Hinged - - - - - - - - - £8 7s. 6d. each.

TrolleysDelivery early 1944

557/43 do. Melbourne SteasnshipCo., Ltd.

151St,1943

Newcastle Coal and Coke, as rc-quired at Perth and Freman-the durine the year 1944

Vasious .. - - - Rates on appliestion.

Tender Board No. Date. Contractor. Particulars.

1943.56 1/42 Dec. 22 Allan Campbell, Ltd.

Coventry Motor Replace-ments, Ltd.

Mortloek Bros., Ltd.Goodyear Tyre and Rub-

ber Co.Schedule 214A, 1942.Motor Spares for East Perth Workshop

Contracts extended to 30th June, 1944.Atkins (W.A.), Ltd.R. Moore & Son

11178 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [DECEMBER 24. I94.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARDcontjnseed.

TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES.

NORTHAMPTON VERMIN BOARI),Rabbit Destruction Order.

THE Northampton Vermin Board, by virtue of section96 of the Vermin Act, 1919, dotli hereby order asfollows :Tlie owners and/or occupiers of all lands andholdings witlnu the Northampton Road and Vernihi Dis-trict, with the exception of Townsite areas, shall coIn-inence the work of destroying rabbits upon their hold-ings and upon all roads bounding and/or intersectingsame on or before the dates set out hereunder: Poison-ing shall be commenced on the 21st day of January,1944, and the poisoning as set out hereunder shall becompleted by the 21st February, 1944. The means tobe adopted are as follows:I'hosphorus poisoaed baits(prepared as per directions primited on poison tin) shallhe laid at not more than eight feet apart in a welldefined furrow made at the ratio of four (4) miles ofpoisoning for each 500 acres of land under the controlof each owner or occupier. Such poisonings and thefumigating and/or ploughing-in of burrows and suchother means of systematic destruction of rabbits shallbe continued as directed by this Board 's Inspector. Thisnotice is final; failure to comply with above orderrenders prosecution liable without an further notice orwarning.

Passed at a meeting of the Northampton VerminBoard, held at Northampton on the 11th day of Decemher, 1943.

For tIme Northampton Vermin Board,

F. A. PORTER, Chairman.

THE VERMIN ACT, 1918, SECTION 126.Wagin \Termnin Board.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Wagin Vermin Boardintends to lay poison for the purpose of destroying rab-bits on roads, vacant lands, and reserves within itsDistrict.

Dated this 13th day of December, 1943.By order of the Board.

H. GLADSTONE, Acting Secretary.

GREENBUSHES DISTRICT VERMIN BOARD.Destruction of Rabbits.

NOTICE is hereby giveli that tinder section 96 (2) ofthe Vermin Act, 1918, property owners are required to

Tenders addressed to the Chairmin. Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned until 215 p.m. on thedate of closing.

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

Dated the 23rd December, 1943. G L. NEEDHAM, Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.

carry out the work of destroying rabbits on their hold-ings, in the Greenhushes Road Board District, betweenthe 10th Jansmary and the 5th May, 1944. The methodto be adopted is the laying of phosphorus, stryelmineor arsenic poisonnsg, which must be carried out to thesatisfaction of the Board's inspector.

C. V. DRAPER, Secretary.Greenbushes, 14th December, 1943.

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 22nd December, 1943.

Ir1 is hereby published, for general information, thatthe undermeationed Ministers have been duly registeredin tIns Office fom- the Celebration of Marriages through-out the State of Western Australia:-

E.G. No., Date, Deisomination and Name, Residence,Registry District.

THE PRESBYTERIAN ChURCH.26/41; 16/12/43; Mr. John Pole; St. George 's Manse,

Bosmlder; Boulder.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.56/43; 21/12/43; Rev.John Lawrence Ford; The Rec-

tory, Toodyay; Northam.56/43; 21/12/43; Rev. Jack Cecil Arthur Watts; The

Rectory, 41 Stat- stm-eet, Carlisle; Perth.56/43; 21/12/43; Rev. Ronald Joseph Hobby; 14 Jim-

bell street, Mosmnan Pat-Ic; Perth.

IT is hereb-s- published, for general information, thatthe name of the undermentioned Minister has beenduly removed from the register in this office of Ministersregistered for the Celebration of Marriages throughouttIme State of Western Australia :-

E.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence,Registry District.

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.26/41; 6/10/43; Rev. Vincent Flower Hadley (Chap-

lain), (VX90925) ; Presbyterian Welfare Hut,Northans Military Camp, Northamn ; Northam.

R. J. LITTLE, Acting Registrar General.

Date ofAd vertising. tn1ied ule No. Supplies required.

Date ofClosing

1943. 194:1.Dec. ') ... i66A. 1943 Oilslcins and Leather Leggings for Railways and Tramaways, as required during

the year 1944 Dec. 30Dec. 16 ... 170A. 1943 Boiler, 40-50 h.p., Second-hand, for Midland Junction Abattoirs Dee. 30Dec...... 172. 1943 Diesel Engines, Vertical Type, Cold Startiug (1 x 2 or 3 Stage. 1 x Single Stage)

and Centrifugal Pumps, 2 in., 2 only Dee. 301944.

Dec. 16 .. 174a, 1943 Electric Lamps, as required by Government Departments, during period from15th February, 1944, to 14th February, 1946 ,Jan. 6

Dec. 23 .. 177A. 1943 Triple Chain Blocks, 3 only, minimum lift of 12 ft., not less than 2 tonscapacity - Jan. 13

Dee. 16 ... 176A. 1943 Drive Gear for Rotary Kiln, consprising 2 Shafts from New Bright Steel Shaft.ing and 13-tooth Spur Pinion and 56-tooth Spum- Wheel, maehine-inouldedof approved quality Cast Iron ... ............ . -. Jan. 20

Aug. 2 ... 77A, 1943 Power Rail Car Equipment (Engines. Transmission Gear, Control Equip.ment, and Spares) .......... -. 07

For Sale by Tender.Dec. 23 ... I7SA, 11)43 -. Ford" V8 Tourer Car, second-hand, Engine No. C18KF3993, as it now

stands at P.W.1). Plant Depot, Jewell street, East Perth, where inspectionmay be made ---------- - -. Jan. 6

DECEMBER 24, 1943.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1173)

APPOLNTMEN TS(under section .5 of Registration of Deaths and Mar-

riages Amendment Act, 1907, and section 2 of theRegistration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages ActAmendment Act, 1914).

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 23rd Decenlber, 1943.

'l1T following appointments have been approved:-ll.C. No. 67/43:Mr .John Finlavson Robertson, ten,-poi-arily, as District Registrar of Births, Deaths andMarriages for the Gascoyne Registry District, to resideat (arnarvon, during the absence on leave of Mr. F. E.A. Batemnan ; appointment to date from 8th December,1943. R.G. No. 70/39:Mr. Thomas Kennerlev Wood,tenlpornrilv, as Assistant Disti-ict Registrar of Birthsand Deaths fur the East Coolgardie Registry District,to reside at Coolgardie, during leave of Mr. B. M. Smith;appointment to date from 14th December, 1943. R.G.No. 38/38 Mr. harry Cullen, temporarily, as DistrictRegistrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for timeBroome Registry District, to reside at liroonme, duringtile absence on leave of Mr .A. 0. Ferguson; appoint-meat to date from 16th Decendie,-, 1913. R.G. No.99/41:Constable Edward Jolnm Bayliss, No. 1687, tenm-porarily, as Assistant District Registrar of Births andDeaths for the Moora Registry District, to reside atDalwallinu, vice Constable .1. W. 0. Tunstill, trans-ferred; appointment to date from l7tlm December, 1943.

R. J. LITTLE, Acting Registrar General.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership hereto-fore subsisting between the undersigaed Charles JosephWaterman and Alfred Leslie Okell residing and carryingon business as Painters and Renovators at 11 Rosendostreet, Mosman Park, in the State of Western Australia,under tile style and name of ''Waterman & Okell'' wason the 14th day of December, 1943, dissolved by mutunlconsent. All debts clue to and owing by the late firmwili be received and paid by the undersigned CharlesJoseph Waterman by whom the business will in futurebe carried on.

I)ated this 22nd clay of December, 1943.

C. J. WATERMAN.A. LESLIE OKELL.

Witness to signatures of Charles Joseph Waterman andAlfred Leslie Okell-

L. W. de Morley.Lionel Weston de Morley, of T. & G. Chambers, St.

George's terrace, Perth, Solicitor for tIme parties.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In time matter of the Will of John Alexander Wood, lateof 15 Chester street, Subiaco, in tile State of West-ern Australia, School Teacher, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having anyclaims or demands against time Estate of time abovenameddeceased are requested to present particulars of tilesame in writing to The West Australian Trustee,Exeeutor and Agency Cempany, Limited, of 135 St.George's terrace, Perth, Executor of the Will of thesaid deceased on or before time 24tl day of January,1944, after ivhicli date the said Executor n-ill proceedto distribute the assets of the said deceased amongsttime persons entitled thereto, having regard only to theclaims and demands of which it shah then have hadnotice.

Dated this 1 7th day of December, 1943.

DWYER & THOMAS, National House, 49 Williamstreet, Perth, Solicitors for tile Executor.

IN THE STJPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

In the matter of the Will and one Codicil thereto ofAlbert Edmund Cocicram, late of 32 Glenroyd street,Mount Lawley, in the State of Western Australia,Gentlenian, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and otherpersons having claims or demands against the Estate

of the abovenamed Albert Edulundl Coekramn, deceased,:mre required to send particulars thereof in writing toClaude Edmund Cockrnm and The Perpetual Executors,Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.), Linuted, of 93St. George's teiraee, Perth, the Executors of the Willof tile abovenained deceased, on or befome tile 24th dayof January, 1944, aftem- wilicil date tile Executors willproceed to distribute tile assets of tile deceased amongtile persons entitled thereto, ilavhig regai-d only to tileclaims and denlands of wimich they shall tilen have imadllotice.

Dated tile 21st day of Deeenlber, 1943.

STONE, JAMES & CO., 47 St. George's termace, Pertll,golicitors for time Executors.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAl' STRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

in tle matter of the Will of Louisa Decatania, formerlyof 26 Nasil street, East Perth, but late of 80 New-castle street, Perth, lil tile State of Western Aims-tmaha, Widow and Pensioner, deceased.

NOTiCE is llem-eby given tilat all creditors and otherhaving claims or denlands against the Estate of

time abovenamed deceased are requested to send partieu-lass thereof in writing to time Executors, care of ThomasJoins hughes, of 201-204 C.M.L. Buildings, St. George sterrace, Perth, in time said State, Solicitor, on or befoi-ethe 24th day of January, 1944, after which date the smmidExecutors will distribute tile assets of the said deceasedamongst time lersomms entitled timereto, having regard onlyto time claims and demands of which they simahl thenhave had notice.

Dated this l3tim day of December, 1943.

'F. J. hUGhES, Solicitor for the Executors, 201-204C.1I.L. Buildings, St. George's terrace, Perth.

LN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.

in the matter of the Estate of Elizabeth Jane Dale,late of 89 Forrest street, Cottesloe, in time State ofWestern Australia, Spinster, deceased, intestate.

TAKE notice timat all creditors and other persons imavingclaims or denmands against time Estate of time abovenameddeceased are hereby required to send particulars in writ-ing of such claims and demands to Time West AustralianTrustee, Executor and Agency Company, Limited, of135 St. George's terrace, Pertim, time Administrator oftime Estate of the said deceased, on or before the 24thday of January, 1944, after which date time Admninistra-tom- will proceed to distribute time assets of the saiddeceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to time claims and demands of which it shalltimen have received notice.

Dated time l4tim day of December, 1943.

UNMACK & UNMACK, Soheitors for the Administrator,Time West Australian Trustee, Executor and AgencyCompany, Limited, Howard street, Pertim.

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941.NOTICE is hereby given timat pursuant to section 14 oftime Public: Trustee Act, 1941, the Pubhie Trustee haselected to administer time Estates of time undermentioneddeceased persons.

Dated at Pci-tim time 23rd day of Deeenmber, 1943.

J. H. GLYNN, Public Trustee, Supreme Court Building.Perth.

Name of Deceased, Occupation, Address, Date of Death,Date Election filed.

Thom-pc, Richard Joimn; Tally clerk; late of 3 howardstreet, Fremantle; 22/7/43; i8tim December, 1943.

Brown, hlerbert Hilton Australia; Pensioner; late ofCarnam-von; 11th June, 1943; 18th December, 1943.

Joyce, Herbert William Garland; Pensioner; forniem-lyof 108 Fourth avenue, Mt. Lawley, but late of Ciare-mommt; 19th July, 1943; 18th Decembem-, 1943.

Pozzi, Giovanni; Mmcm; late of Moyagee; 1st Septem-her; 21st December, 1943.

1180 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. IDEcElrBEic 4, 1043.

TO (ilEmToRS AND CLAIMA2cTS.in the hupree Court of \Vestern Australia, Probate

Jurisdiction.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons havingclaims or demands against the Estates of the under-mentioned deceased persons are hereby required tosend particulars of such claims or demands to me inwriting on or before the 25th day of January, 1944,after which (late I will proceed to distribute the assetsof the said deceased persons among those entitled thereto,having regard only to those claims or demands ofwhich 1 shall then have had notice.

Dated at Perth the 23rd day of December, 1943.J. I-I. GLVNN, Public Trustee.

Public Trust Office, Supreme Court Buildings,Perth, W.A.

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death.Adams, Thomas William; I'ensioner; formerl of Wi!-

hams road, Kalaniunda, but late of Victoria Park; 5thOctober, 1943.

Lethlean, Ernest; Mine foreman and engine-driver;late of Rochester street, Leonora; 4th September, 1943.

Thorpe, Richard John; Tally clerk; late of 3 Howardstreet, Fremantle; 22/7/43.

Brown, Herbert Hilton Australia; Pensioner; late ofCarnarvon; 11th June, 1943.

Joyce, Herbert William Garland; Pensioner; formerlyof 108 Fourth avenue, Mount Lawley, but late of Clare-mont; 19th ,Julv, 1943.

Pozzi, Giovanni; Miner; late of Moyagec; 1st Septem-ber, 1943.

Dunn, Norman Neville; Flight sergeant; fornierly of10 Abbotsford street, West Leederville, musician, butlate a niember (No. 415315) of the Royal Australian An'Force; 18th September, 1943.

Jackson, Charles; Retired police officer