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THE TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE JULY TO DECEMBER 2018 VOLUME CCCXXXI Printed by Mercury Walch Pty Ltd 1 July 2018 to 31 December 2018 2018 INDEX JULY TO DECEMBER 2018 VOLUME CCCXXXI 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. Gregory, 975, 998; Hall, 920; Handasyde, 1035; Hardy, A 750; Haros, 1036; Havu, 1046; Heese, 902; Hennicke, 956; Henri, 749; Henry, 1036; Hewitt, 1024; Heywood, Abandoned Lands, see under Lands 820; Hinsley, 749; Hodge, 975; Hodgetts, 634; Acts of Parliament—see Bills under Parliament Holloway, 872; Holmes, 820; Hutchins, 998; Johns, Acquisition of Land, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands 1046; Johnston, 919; Jones, 985, 1059; Keal, 1058; Keating, 819; King, 1024; Kingston, 872; Kirkland, Administration and Probate— 947; Kolenda, 807; Kulakauskas, 653; Larcombe, 654; Application to Seal or Reseal Probate (see also notices by Lazenby, 902; Lewis, 1024; Logan, 653; Mackenzie, Public Trustee)—Adams, 884; Andraos, 634; 956; Mackrill, 894; Mainsbridge, 750; Marshall, 819; Balmford, 1060; Basadur, 728; Bell, 654; Breusch, Mawer, 912; Maxwell, 872; Medhurst, 1036; Medwin, 654; Bruerton, 1046; Burke, 912; Chachoua, 872; 927; McVilly, 872; Morgan, 928; Mouchet, 997; Cooke, 644; Croome, 895; Dale, 1086; Eisenbeiss, 820; Mundy, 819; Munro, 872; Nettleship, 1046; Neville, Green, 894; Griffin, 643; Hadaway, 903; Hamann, 643; Newman, 807, 955; Nicholson, 808; Nicolle, 883; 856; Howard, 976Jones, 912; Rose, 913; Rumsey, 920; Nightingale, 927; Norris, 894; Oakes, 808; O'Connor, Rush, 750; Russo, 976; Simons, 884; Smart, 644; 750; Ockerby, 1005; O'Meara, 998; O'Shea, 911; Stevenson, 928; Stewart, 644; Thorn, 912; Trump, 913; Palmer, 1036; Parsons, 955; Paul, 883; Pearce, 912; Tuckerman, 1059; Watson, 654; Wills, 956; Wolfe, 643; Pickering, 654; Pickrell, 634; Poke, 855; Priest, 902; Letters of Administration, or Election to Administer— Pugh, 997; Purves, 728; Quinn, 1023; Ray, 727; Cowan, 1060; Roberts, 808; Rowsthorn, 654; Rush, 633; Sarne, 1036; Notices by Public Trustee—Creifgton-Barr, 820; Griffin, Scolyer, 1058; Sercombe, 893; Seyfried, 634; Schulz, 955; Evans, 883; Glover, 872; Klerck, 820; Maxfield, 855; Sharman, 1023; Siddins, 1005; Skillen, 911; 820; McCallum, 1046; McGurk, 920; McKellar, 883; Smith, 654, 856, 1046; Snooks, 911; Stallybrass, 901; Taylor, 820; Williams, 1059; Wittison, 1059; Stansall, 633; Swan, 901; Sward, 902; Swinton, 956; Notices by Claims—Adams, 634; Arrold, 895; Byrne, Sypkes, 820; Thomas, 894, 1058; Triffett, 750; 895; Cross, 872; De Rek, 913; Drummond, 902; Turnbull, 1058; Upton, 1046; Vedovelli, 1036; Flakemore, 1046; Gibson, 975; Graue, 1006; Jessup, Verhoeff, 920; Walker, 912, 920; Ward, 997; Watson, 947; Johnson, 956; Judd, 856; Kay, 998; Melbourne, 920; Webb, 1059; Weedon, 807; Weeks, 654; 1037; Newbon, 1060; Nicholson, 1060; Piggott, 808; Whitchurch, 912; White, 956, 1045; Williams, 894; Quilty, 1060; Symons, 750; Watt, 728; Williams, 912; Woods, 633; Notices to Creditors—Alexander, 998; Allanby, 902; Adult Education, see Education, Department of Allen, 653, 1058; Archer, 920; Atkins, 1058; Atkinson, Aerodrome Fees Act 2002— 871; Baird, 820; Baker, 856; Bates, 872; Bennett, 808; Hobart International Airport Pty Ltd Arrival and Departure Berry, 871; Bloomfield, 920; Blundstone, 1036; Bones, Fees, 636 956; Bower, 871; Brady, 919; Bridley, 920; Burgess, Animal Health— 634; Burns, 1059; Burnett, 855; Carmichael-Bear, 902; Permit for Administration of Vaccine, Carty, 998; Chan, 654; Chapman, 1036; Clark, 1005; Revocation, 887 Cooper, 728; Costello, 654; Crawford, 820; Cronin, Anti-Discrimination Act— 912; Cummins, 894; Davenport, 1059; Davis, 927; Deacon, 1058; De Bomford, 893; De Bruyn, 750; De Exemptions Granted/Denied, 644, 896, 903, 921, 928, Roeck, 749; De Silva, 893; Diener, 727; Dillon, 919; 1048 Eef Van Engen, 654; Elliss, 1058; Finlay, 894; Fletcher, Exemption Renewed, 1035; Gadd, 902; Gardam, 1045; Garwood, 727; Apprentices Act, see Training Authority of Tasmania Gilbert, 1059; Gore, 947; Griffin, 901; Green, 1036; Apprenticeship Matters, see Apprentices Act, Training ii INDEX TO TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Authority of Tasmania Civil Liability Act 2002— Archives Act, see under State Library Notices— Values, A-B, Asbestos-Related Diseases (Occupational Exposure) Corrective Services see Justice, Department of Compensation Act 2011— COMMUNITIES TASMANIA— Associations Incorporation Act— Appointments—Administrative Officer, 1017, 1026; Administration Support Officer, 988; Child Safety and Cancellation, 885, 886 Wellbeing Worker, 1001; Child Safety Officer, 888, Change of Name, 905, 1027; Child Safety Unit Coordinator, 878; Incorporations, Director Housing Programs, 812; Director, Portfolio and Supply, 812; Front of House Assistant, 800, 853; Operations Assistant, 800; Policy Analyst, 942; Project Manager Participation, 915; Property Officer, 798, 915, 988, 1027, 1040; Senior Front of House Assistant, B 812; Senior Policy Analyst, 1040; Senior Stores and Catering Officer, 888; Strength and Conditioning Bailiffs, see Justice, Department of; Courts Coach, 915; Support Worker, 1027; Bills—Assent to, see Parliament Promotions—Business Services Officer, 979; Client Support Officer, 889; Manager-Statewide Children's Births, Deaths, and Marriages— Advice and Referral Service, 889; Property Officer, Registrars, see Registration of Births and Deaths Act 812; Senior Analyst Planning and Program Development, 1001; Team Leader, 1051; Tenancy Business Names Act— Intervention Officer, 989; Zone Coordinator (Greater Names of firms Struck off or to be Struck off the Business South), 889; Names Register, Resignations—Business Analyst, 973; Child Safety By-laws, see Cities, Councils or Marine Board/Port Authority Officer, 879, 943, 973, 1052; Coordinator-Individual concerned Funding Unit, 989; Executive Assistant, 813; Manager Portfolio Planning, 1018; Youth Worker- Custodial Youth Justice, 865; Transfers—Project Manager, 906; C Construction Industry— Draft Construction Industry (Long Service) Amendment Cat Management Act 2009— Bill 2012, Notices— Council of Law Reporting Order, see Law Reporting Order Approvals, Councils— By-Laws— Cemeteries, see Cities, Councils; Southern Regional Central Coast Council— Cemetery Trust Animal Control By-Law No.1 of 2018, 959 Change of Name, see Business Names Act; Companies; Hobart City Council — Dissolution of Partnership Infrstructure By-Law No.1 of 2018, 657 Environmental By-Law No.2 of 2018, 681 Waste Management By-Law No.3 of 2018, 701 CITIES—(SEE ALSO COUNCILS) Parking By Law No.5 of 2018, 753 Burnie— King Island Council— King Island Aerodrome By-Law No. 1 of 2012, By-laws— Tasman Council— Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Tasman Council Regulatory By Law No.1 of 2018, Lands 823 Cleaning Charges, see By-laws, above Clarence— Courts, see under ‘C’ Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Crown Lands Act, see under Lands Devonport— Highways Taken over or Closed by Councils, see Streets and/or Rights of Way, below Street Trading By-Law, No. 1 of 2010, Huon Valley Council— Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Notice of Declaration of a Highway, Glenorchy— Lands for Acquisition of Lands; for Acquisition of by Councils see under Lands Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Local Co-ordinators, see Emergency Services Act Hobart— Local Government Act, for notices under this Act dealing Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands with administration or appointment of Officers under section, see subject-matter concerned, see, also under Launceston— ‘L’ Land Acquired, see Land Acquisition Act under Lands Public Authorities, etc. Act, see under Lands INDEX TO TASMANIAN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE iii Recreation Grounds, see By-laws, above Culture, Recreation and Sport— Reserves see Lands Corporate Communications— Refuse Disposal, see By-laws, above Screen Tasmania— Rates, see above Sport and Recreation Tasmania— Registrars, see Courts; Justice, Department of Sector Development— Reserves, see under Lands; see also Streets, below Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery— Roads, see also Lands, see also Streets, below Strategy, Enterprise and Regions— Water— Regional Development— By-Laws, see By-Laws above Tourism Tasmania— Charges for:—see Drainage Trusts Operations and Planning— Rates and Charges, see above Economic Regulator— River and Water Supply, also see under ‘W’ Notice— Source of Supply/Supply Scheme, see under ‘W’ Trust, see under ‘W’ EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF— Zoning Plan, see Town and Country Planning, above; 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