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2010 Gazette Index THE TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE JANUARY TO JUNE 2010 VOLUME CCCXIV Printed by Print Applied Technology Pty Ltd from 1 January 2010 to 30 June 2010 2010 81285 INDEX JANUARY TO JUNE 2010 VOLUME CCCXIV AS far as is possible in this Index subject-matter is grouped under the Act which gave authority for, or the department or body which promulgated, the notice concerned. The reference ‘above’ or ‘below’ infers that the subject heading referred to is in close proximity to such reference, and not in any other alphabetical section. Municipal affairs are dealt with under ‘CITIES/COUNCILS’, but regard must be had as to whether the subject-matter is within the jurisdiction of the municipal body or is such as would be promulgated by an Act of Parliament or a Government Department acting under the provisions of an Act or Statutory Rule. With regard to notices originating from governmental bodies or local authorities, entries are made under the title of the body concerned. Notices to Creditors—Ainsworth, 1005; Archer, 941; A Arnold, 785; Badcock, 69, 201; Baillie, 391; Bailey, 391; Baker, 746; Barker, 823; Barnes, 745; Barrass, Abandoned Lands, see under Lands 1145; Barrett, 651, 785; Barry, 651; Batchelor, 145; Beattie, 392; Belbin, 109; Bell, 328; Belstead, 70; Acts of Parliament—see Bills under Parliament Bernacki, 1066; Bester, 33; Bissett, 1005; Blazely, Acquisition of Land, see Land Acquisition Act under 457; Bracken, 33; Blundstone, 1113; Branch, 822; Lands Britton, 652; Brooks, 901; Brown, 1037; Brumby, Administration and Probate— 110; Burdon, 1006; Burke, 33, 327; Butler, 941; Application to Seal or Reseal Probate (see also notices Buuren, 652; Byrne, 1113; Byron, 69; Carey, 862; Castles, 1145; Clarke, 1065;Claxtopn, 745; Close, by Public Trustee)— 146; Cockerill. 652; Colgrave, 1038; Coombs. 902; Letters of Administration, or Election to Cooper, 109; Cox, 457, 1065; Crabtree, 34; Administer—Ancliff, 500; Bailey, 1147; Barnes, Crawford, 392; Croft, 70; Cross, 652; Deeley, 746; 1039; Bird, 821; Bloomfield, 942; Boseley, 36; Burtt, Desta, 500; Deventer, 1039; Devlin, 34; Dillon, 532; 1039; Brooke, 1114; Bryant, 458; Buirski, 3289; Dodge, 745; Dowling, 69; Eaton, 1145; Etheridge, Chudackova, 1114; Cibik, 821; Cocker-Williams, 70; 35; Eyles, 711; Ferrar, 500; Ferris, 861; Fitzgerald, Cron, 1147; Czyz, 1147; Dale, 393; Davis, 943; 34; Fooks, 34; Fowler, 201; Frampton. 1146; Game, Deeley, 1115; Downes, 36; Duffy, 459; Dynan, 653; 145; Garwood, 458; Gatehouse, 823; Giles, 862; Goodwin, 458; Gray, 861; Gregson, 823; Hall, 785, Eade, 654; Edwards, 1039; Foster, 747; Gadd, 393; 1113, 1037; Hammond, 786; Harcourt, 392; Harper, Geeves, 822; Godfrey, 1114; Gray, 393, 459; 652, 1037; Harris, 652, 901; Harvey, 110, 202; Gillespie, 1006; Gurr, 902; Hardy, 786, 822; Harries, Harwood, 1039; Hassing, 861; Hastie, 1146; Hay, 424; Heald, 821; Henderson, 1147; Hensgen, 146; 942; Heaps, 902; Heather, 458; Helm, 70; Higgins, Hodges, 532; Holdsworth, 822; Holmes, 822; 746; Hilder, 34; Hitchcock, 652; Hope, 500; Howard, 70, 110; Huxtable, 1114; Ivkovic, 328; Hopkison, 1146; Horsham, 458; Hudson, 34; Keene, 146; Jones, 1147; Kelly, 1114; Khan, 424; Huisman, 1039; Jackson, 1146; John, 1037; Johnson, Krakowiak, 1006; Lane, 653; Lee, 943; Lincoln, 532; Johnston, 458; Jones, 823; Jordan, 652, 653; 786; McIntosh, 70; Morice, 1147; Noonan, 110; Kean, 1065; Kerslake, 110; Kirwan, 458; Kitto, 1, 327; Lakin, 786; Lee, 652; Leeson, 458; Les;ie, 942; O'Connell, 423; Osborne, 1114; Prior, 942; Schulz, Lewis, 393; Lloyd, 392; Loosmore, 785; Lord, 327; 712; Seen, 822; Sewell, 70; Sheridan, 862; Sievers, Lovell, 1038; Lunstroo, 786; Martin, 145; Manson, 393; Smith, 862; Stopp, 1039; Sturgess, 822; 110; Martin. 392, 532; Martinez, 202; McCaskill, Suckling, 1114; Tamplin, 822; Tehan, 902; Thrower, 70; McGuire, 34; McIntosh, 711; McLennan, 34; 1114; Tinkler, 423; Tusyn, 746; Walker, 423; McLennan, 34; Mead, 146; Meredith, 1006; Wickham, 1066; Wilkins, 393, 712; Wise, 902; Metcalf, 942; Middleton, 901; Mitchell, 34; Wynwood, 1006 Monson, 1039; Moore, 1038; Morgan, 862; Moore, 823; Morris, 823, 1146; Nanscowen, 1006; Nichols, Notices by Public Trustee—Blythe, 499; Bolton, 110; 862; Nipperess, 500; Oates, 711; O'Brien, 1005; Dalton, 786; Davis, 202; Fenner, 202; George, 942; Olsen, 1006; Overton, 201; Oxley, 499; Page, 1038; Halton, 35; Harkness, 902; Herbert, 533; Holmes, Payne, 110; Parker, 328; Pestrucci, 34; Picot, 35; 746; Johnson, 532; Lowry, 902; Muller, 202; Nolan, Pipkin, 500; Pitfield, 1006; Plummer, 424; Plunkett, 653; Quinn, 1066; Revell, 35; Simmons, 824; Tam, 392; Pollard, 1006; Porter, 35; Power, 823; Purdon, 653; Thorp, 1006; Viney, 862 786; Purton, 1146; Quarrell, 532; Quigley, 746; ii INDEX TO TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Reardon, 392, 1146; Renshaw, 1146; Rigby, 823; Hobart— Riley, 1147; Roddam, 501; Rogers, 532; Ross, 823; By Laws— Rossendell, 70; Rosson, 458; Salter, 109; Sargeant, By-Law No. 1 of 2010, Salamanca Market 941; Saunders, 35; Savage, 712; Sharman, 712; By-Law, 947 Siddall, 653; Siggins, 652; Smart, 501, 533; Smith, Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under 533, 746, 1065; Soloduch, 942; Spaulding, 1006; Lands Sonners, 391; Stevenson, 328; Stokes, 70; Stuart, 531; Sturges, 1038; Sundstrup, 823; Swanton, 746; Launceston— Taube, 392; Tew, 653; Thomas, 35; Thompson, 712; By-laws—By-Law No. 1 of 2010, Malls, 865 Tolland, 35; Towns, 392; Tripp, 653; Turnbull, 499; Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Turner, 532, 653; Vinvent, 1146; Wagner, 531; Civil Liability Act 2002— Walker, 652; Webb, 942; Wells, 786; Welsh, 532; Notices—Amount A, Amount B, 1066 Weston, 500; Whittaker, 712; Williams, 35, 201, Corrective Services see Justice, Department of 392; Williamson, 712; Wilson, 393; Wood, 942; Woods, 533; Woodward, 712; Woolley, 1146; Constition Act— Wythes, 1038; Zambotti, 457 Proclamations, 818 Adult Education, see Education, Department of Council of Law Reporting Order, see Law Reporting Anti-Discrimination Act— Order Exemptions Granted/Denied, 394, 1009 Councils— Apprentices Act, see Training Authority of Tasmania By-Laws— Apprenticeship Matters, see Apprentices Act, Training Huon Valley Council— Authority of Tasmania Water, Sewer and Stormwater (Amendment) Archives Act, see under State Library By-Law, 1 of 2009 Associations Incorporation Act— Northern Midlands Council— Cancellation, 151, 425, 824, 1007, 1008 Display of Goods on a Highway By-Law, 1 of Change of Name, 2, 150, 824, 1008 2009 Incorporations, 2, 824 Cleaning Charges, see By-laws, above Courts, see under ‘C’ Crown Lands Act, see under Lands Highways Taken over or Closed by Councils, see B Streets and/or Rights of Way, below Lands for Acquisition of Lands; for Acquisition of by Bailiffs, see Justice, Department of; Courts Councils see under Lands Bills—Assent to, see Parliament Local Co-ordinators, see Emergency Services Act Births, Deaths, and Marriages— Local Government Act, for notices under this Act Registrars, see Registration of Births and Deaths Act dealing with administration or appointment of Business Names Act— Officers under section, see subject-matter Names of firms Struck off or to be Struck off the concerned, see, also under ‘L’ Business Names Register, 2, 150. 425, 824, 1007 Public Authorities, etc. Act, see under Lands By-laws, see Cities, Councils or Marine Board/Port Recreation Grounds, see By-laws, above Authority concerned Reserves under Lands Refuse Disposal, see By-laws, above Rates, see above C Registrars, see Courts; Justice, Department of Reserves, see under Lands; see also Streets, below Cemeteries, see Cities, Councils; Southern Regional Roads, see also Lands, see also Streets, below Cemetery Trust Water— Change of Name, see Business Names Act; Companies; By-Laws, see By-Laws above Dissolution of Partnership Charges for:—see Drainage Trusts Cities—(see also Councils) Rates and Charges, see above Burnie— River and Water Supply, also see under ‘W’ By-laws— Source of Supply/Supply Scheme, see under ‘W’ Street Dining By-Law, Trust, see under ‘W’ Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Zoning Plan, see Town and Country Planning, above; also see Buildings (under By-laws), above Clarence— Courts— Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands General Sessions—Notices of Sale, see under ‘N’ Devonport— Requests— Street Trading By-Law, No. 1 of 2010, 1070 Notices of Sale, see under ‘N’ Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Supreme— Lands Examinations, see Legal Practitioners Glenorchy— Notices of Sale, see under ‘N’ Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Rules of Court, see Rules Publication Lands Crown Lands Act, see Lands INDEX TO TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE iii Corporate Communications—Internal D Communications Consultant, 962; Media Manager, 831 Dangerous Substances (Safe Handling) Act 2005— Cultural Development—Programme Manager, Notices— Tasmanian Leaders Programme, 10 Classification of a Major Hazard Facility, 204, 424, 501, 656, 747, 862, 1066, 1115, 1148 Roving Curator, Declassification of a Major Hazard Facility, 395 Screen Tasmania—Development Manager, 1014; Production and Investment Manager, 1014; Deceased Persons’ Estates, see Administration and Programme Manager, 831 Probate Sport and Recreation Tasmania—Project Officer, Dental Health Services, see under Health and Human 360; Project Support Officer, 360 Services, Department of Tasmanian Institute of Sport—Netball Coach, Dissolution of Partnership see Partnership Act 906 Drainage Areas/Trusts/Water Districts— Silverdome—Administration Officer, 1123 Irrigation
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