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OF No. 59] PERTH: FRIDAY, 5Th SEPTEMBER [1975 [31831 6) OF ST (Published by Authority at 3 .30 p.m .) No . 59] PERTH : FRIDAY, 5th SEPTEMBER [1975 Transfer of Land Act, 1893 . 1953/67-Portion of Victoria location 664 and be- ing Lot 72 on Plan 8937 ; 220 ; 97A . PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA, )By His Excellency Commodore James Maxwell To Wit : (Ramsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Order Schedule 2 . J . M . RAMSAY, of the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross, Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and over File No .; Description of Land . and Administrator. the State of Western Australia and its Depen- CL .S .J dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia. 2511/33-Portion of Canning location 31 being Lot 35 on Diagram 48747 and being part Corres . 5735/50, V6. of the land comprised in Certificate WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893, the of Title Volume 1231, Folio 900 . Governor is empowered by Proclamation in the Government Gazette to revest in Her Majesty as Land Act, 1933-1972 . of Her former estate all or any lands, whereof Her Majesty may become the registered proprietor ; PROCLAMATION and whereas Her Majesty is now the registered (Resumption) proprietor of the lands described in the schedules WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1By His Excellency Commodore James Maxwell hereto : Now, therefore, I, the Lieutenant Governor To Wit: JRamsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Order and Administrator with the advice and consent of J . M . RAMSAY, of the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross, the Executive Council, do by this my proclamation Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and over and Administrator. the State of Western Australia and its Depen- revest in Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, EL .S .J dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . the land described in the Schedules hereto as of Her former estate . Corres . 3768/71 . Given under my hand and the Public Seal of WHEREAS by section 109 of the Land Act, 1933- the said State, at Perth, this 27th day of 1972, the Governor may resume, for any purpose as in the public interest he may think fit, any por- August, 1975 . tion of land held as a Pastoral Lease ; and whereas By His Excellency's Command, it is deemed expedient tht the portion of Pas- K. A . RIDGE, toral Lease described in the schedule hereto should Minister for Lands . be resumed for the purpose of "Agricultural Pur- poses" : Now, therefore, I, the Lieutenant Gov- GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! ernor and Administrator with the advice and con- sent of the Executive Council do by this my pro- clamation resume portion of Pastoral Lease 3114/ Schedule 1 . 810 (Crown Lease No . 243/72) for the purpose aforesaid . File No . ; Description ; Certificate of Title Volume ; Given under my hand and the Public Seal of Folio . the said State at Perth, this 27th day of 2599/72-Portion of Kent Location 599 and being August, 1975 . Lot 1 the subject of Diagram 28339 ; By His Excellency's Command, 1270, 316 . K . A . RIDGE, 1985/75-Portion of Victoria location 2022 and Minister for Lands . being Lot 26 on Plan 9592 ; 1397 ; 564 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! 2117/34-Canning locations 966 and 967 ; 1052 ; 639 . Schedule . 2825/69-Portion of Nelson location 5210 and be- Dampier locations 90 and 91 containing a total ing part of Lot 1 on Diagram 13954 area of 32 .906 8 hectares surveyed and shown on (less portion resumed) ; 1288 ; 263 . Lands and Surveys Original Plan 13516 . (Public 4404/56-Portion of Sussex location 1394 ; 1407 ; 9. Plan Broome 1 :250,000) . 3184 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A. C5 September, 1975. Land Act, 1933-1972 . 113 ° 26' 45" East and thence in a South-Southwest PROCLAMATION direction to Cape Ronsard at the north end of Bernier Island ; then by the western shores of WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Commodore James Maxwell To Wit: }Ramsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Order Bernier and Dorre Islands to Cape Saint Cricq ; J . M . RAMSAY, of the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross, then by a straight line to Cape Inscription at the Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and over north end of Dirk Hartog Island and by its western and Administrator. the State of Western Australia and its Depen- IL.S .] dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . shore to Surf Point, thence by a straight line to Steep Point on the mainland, and from thence by Corres . 1017/64 . the coastline to the entrance channel of the Car- WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933- narvon Fishing Boat Harbour at Mangrove Point 1972, the Governor may by Proclamation and sub- and then generally in a northerly direction along ject to such conditions as may be expressed there- the eastern bank of the channel at high water in, classify as of Class A any lands of the Crown mark, then following the high water mark around reserved to Her Majesty for any of the purposes the banks of the dredged basin and then generally specified in the said section ; and whereas it is in a southerly direction along the Western bank deemed expedient that addition to Class "A" Re- of the entrance channel at high water mark to serve No . 21314 for the purpose of "Kalamunda the coastline at Mangrove Point and thence by the National Park" as described hereunder should be coastline to the starting point at Latitude 24° 10' classified as of Class A : Now, therefore, I, the South, Longitude 113° 26' 45" East, but excluding Lieutenant Governor and Administrator with the any wharf, pier, jetty, landing stage, quay, dock, advice of Executive Council do by this my Pro- slip, platform, mooring buoy or dolphin which clamation classify as of Class A the reserve de- serves the port and which is now or hereafter scribed hereunder . erected, constructed or installed on any land held Given under my hand and the Public Seal of by Texada Mines Pty . Limited under any tenure the said State, at Perth, this 27th day of or which is otherwise under the control of the August, 1975 . Company. By His Excellency's Command, K. A . RIDGE, Minister for Lands . Hire-Purchase Act Amendment Act, 1973 . GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1By His Excellency Commodore James Maxwell To Wit: IRamsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Order Schedule . J . M . RAMSAY, of the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross, Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and over Canning location 2711 (formerly Canning loca- and Administrator, the State of Western Australia and its Depen- tions 966 and 967) containing a total area of 3 .036 4 CL.S .] dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . hectares . (Plan Mundaring SW 1 :25,000) . WHEREAS it is enacted by section 2 of the Hire- Purchase Act Amendment Act, 1973, as repealed and re-enacted by section 3 of the Hire-Purchase Shipping and Pilotage Act, 1967 . Act Amendment Act, 1974, that the provisions of PROCLAMATION the Hire-Purchase Act Amendment Act, 1973, shall WESTERN AUSTRALIA, `By His Excellency Commodore James Maxwell come into operation on such day or days as is or To Wit: JRamsay, Commander of the Most Excellent Order are, respectively, fixed by proclamation : Now, J . M . RAMSAY, of the British Empire, Distinguished Service Cross, therefore, I, the Lieutenant Governor and Admin- Lieutenant Governor Lieutenant Governor and Administrator in and over and Administrator. the State of Western Australia and its Depen- istrator, acting with the advice and consent of the [L .S .] dencies in the Commonwealth of Australia. Executive Council, do hereby fix the 15th day of WHEREAS the place described as the Port of September, 1975, as the date on which the follow- Carnarvon in the Schedule to the proclamation ing provisions of the Hire-Purchase Act Amend- made under the Ports and Harbours Act, 1917, ment Act, 1973, shall come into operation :- published in the Government Gazette on the 16th (a) paragraph (a) of section 3 ; November, 1917 is a place that was, immediately prior to the coming into operation of the Shipping (b) the provisions of section 4 as set out and Pilotage Act, 1967, a port or harbour for the herewith- purposes of the Shipping and Pilotage Act, 1855- (i) subparagraphs (ii), (iii), (iv) and 1954, and is by force of subsection (1) of section 10 (v) of paragraph (a) ; of the Shipping and Pilotage Act, 1967 declared to (ii) the provision in subparagraph (vii) be a port for the purposes of that Act : Now, there- of paragraph (a) in respect of the fore, I, the Lieutenant Governor and Administrator, interpretation "Local Court" ; and acting with the advice and consent of the Executive (iii) paragraph Council and under the provisions of subsection (2) (b) ; of section 10 of the Shipping and Pilotage Act, (c) sections 5 to 18 ; 1967, do hereby- (d) sections 20 to 27 ; and (a) declare the place described in the Schedule to this proclamation to be a port for the (e) section 29 . purposes of the Shipping and Pilotage Act, Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 1967 ; and the said State, at Perth, this 27th day of (b) declare the place described as the Port of August, 1975 . Carnarvon in the proclamation made under the Ports and Harbours Act, 1917 By His Excellency's Command, and published in the Government Gazette W. GRAYDEN, on the 16th November, 1917 to be no longer Minister for Labour and Industry . a port for the purposes of the Shipping and Pilotage Act, 1967 . GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! Given under my hand the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 27th day of August, 1975 .
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