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SPECIAL Victoria Government Gazette Victoria Government Gazette No. S 511 Friday 26 October 2018 By Authority of Victorian Government Printer Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from Westrock Minerals Pty Ltd, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 1 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule A below. In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule A below are revoked. Schedule A Tatyoon d R Willaura a r o o T Mininera Spittle ± Glenthompson Rd Dunkeld e Wickliffe Westmere an L a Lake Bolac e r o e n C a L s g n i ar W Chatsworth Penshurst Pu Caramut r d N Minhamite ee orth Rd t Hexham R d Mortlake d Hawkesdale R s i r 01.735.5 7 10.5 14 ar KilometeH rs Ellerslie Locality Map Horsham Ararat Melbourne Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations SPECIAL 2 S 511 26 October 2018 Victoria Government Gazette Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from Stavely Minerals Limited, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 3 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule B below. In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule B below are revoked. Schedule B d R B Mirranatwa ac s an k i R p d am ± Maroona d Gr R s an i p am d Gr R a Tatyoon r o o T Willaura d R a r o o T Mininera Spittle Glenthompson Rd Wickliffe Westmere Lake Bolac e an L e a n e a r L o s C g n i ar W 0 1.5 3 6 9 12 Chatsworth Kilometers Locality Map Maroona Melbourne Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations Victoria Government Gazette S 511 26 October 2018 3 Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from Gippsland Prospecting Pty Ltd, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 4 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule C below. In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule C below are revoked. Schedule C Callawadda Willaring Rd ± M Glenorchy Navarre t Dadswells Bridge Z Rd er lips o il Ph d R R d ea R Jo el Landsborough Jo e l Jo R Stawell el So d uth Rd Zumsteins Jo el Jo Halls Gap e l Great Western R d Pomonal M t W i ll ia m R d Ararat Moyston d R s an i Mirranatwa p am 0 2 4 8 12 16 Gr Maroona Kilometers Locality Map Stawell Melbourne Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations 4 S 511 26 October 2018 Victoria Government Gazette Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from Century Minerals Pty Ltd, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 9 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule D below. In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule D below are revoked. Schedule D Pimpinio Mitre Rd ± Horsham Gymbowen Natimuk Tooan Clear Lake Toolondo Womb elano Rd Douglas Harrow Rd 01.735.5 7 10.5 14 detts KiloBmureters Locality Map Horsham Ararat Melbourne Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations Victoria Government Gazette S 511 26 October 2018 5 Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from WIM Resource Pty Ltd, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 10 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule E below. In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule E below are revoked. Schedule E Natimuk ±Lubeck M t Dadswells Bridge Z er o R d Toolondo M t V ic to Zumsteins ry R d Halls Gap 01.753.5 7 10.5 14 Kilometers Locality Map Halla Gap Melbourne Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations 6 S 511 26 October 2018 Victoria Government Gazette Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990 NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF TENDER Notice is hereby given under section 27A of the Mineral Resources (Sustainable Development) Act 1990, of the acceptance of a tender from P.S. & G.F. Forwood Pty Ltd, in relation to an exploration licence over the area of land, known as Block 11 of the Stavely Minerals Exploration Project, shown in Schedule F below. Schedule F Douglas Zum±steins Rd etts Burd Balmoral Coojar Gatum Mirranatwa d R s an i p am Rd CavendishMokanger Gr R W ed i ld R er d n es s Coleraine R d d R s i r Dunkeld r Wannon o d Mill R 0 2 4 8 12 16M Kilometers Locality Map Melbourne Coleraine In accepting this tender, exemptions to the extent that they relate to the area of land shown in Schedule F below are revoked. Dated 25 October 2018 DUNCAN PENDRIGH Director, Statutory Authorisations Victoria Government Gazette S 511 26 October 2018 7 This page was left blank intentionally 8 S 511 26 October 2018 Victoria Government Gazette The Victoria Government Gazette is published by Blue Star Print with the authority of the Government Printer for the State of Victoria State of Victoria 2018 This publication is copyright. No part may be reproduced by any process except in accordance with the provisions of the Copyright Act. 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