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SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA Services offered by the Supreme Court Registry The Supreme Court is the State’s highest Court, with responsibility for both criminal and civil matters, and is the State’s main appeal court. The court is divided into two divisions – the General Division and the Court of Appeal. Most of your contact with the Court will be with the Registry staff, therefore it is important for you to understand what staff can and can’t do to help you prepare your case. Most importantly, Registry staff are not permitted to give you legal advice. What we can do - We can answer questions about how the Court works, its practices and procedures - We can provide information and sample forms on different ways to commence actions within the Supreme Court - We can give you information on how to apply for a fee reduction within the Court - We can witness documents that are to be filed with the Supreme Court - We can check your documents for filing to ensure you have all documents required - We can provide you with details of some organisations which may be able to assist you What we can’t do - We can’t give legal advice - We can’t tell you whether or not you should bring your case to Court - We can’t tell you what documents to file - We can’t recommend lawyers - We can’t help you complete your forms - We can’t print documents for you to complete - We can’t advise you how long it will take for your matter to proceed through Court - We can’t let you communicate with a Registrar, Master or Judge other than by way of written correspondence Useful information The Court uses electronic lodgment of documents in its original civil jurisdiction. You can sign up for elodgment on the ecourts portal: ecourts.justice.wa.gov.au Organisations Citizens Advice Bureau of WA Legal Aid 25 Barrack Street 32 St Georges Terrace PERTH WA 6000 PERTH WA 6000 PH: (08) 62215711 PH: 1300650579 Website: cabwa.com.au Website: legalaid.wa.gov.au Websites supremecourt.wa.gov.au legislation.wa.gov.au .

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YEAR BOOK OF COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING 73 72 YEAR BOOK OF COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING 1940 1940 Station Particulars {contd.) neer: H. Simmons. Other technical staff: M. Uquhart, 7BU BURNIE J. Tapper. Official operating power: 200 watts. Wavelength: 455 Representatives: Melbourne: B. Rieusset. Western Broadcasting Australian offices: A.P.A. Building, 379 Collins Street. m., 660 kC/s. 61X PERTH Operating company: Burnie Broadcasting Service Pty. Ltd., Wilson Street, Burnie, Tas. Phone 125. Box No. Official operating power: 500 watts . Wavelength: 242 Station 6PM FREMANTLE 101. Telegraphic: SEVENBU. m., 1,240 kC/s. Network affiliation: Tasmanian Broadcasting Network, Operating company: W.A. Broadcasters Ltd. Lyric Official operating power: 500 watts. Wavelength: 216 House, Murray Street, Perth, W.A. Phone, B9322. Box Particulars (contd.) Macquarie. m., 1,390 kC/s. Location of studios: Wilson Street, Burnie. Trans- No. N1079. Telegraphic: SIXIX. Operating company: 6PM Broadcasting Ltd., St. Network affiliation: Major Broadcasting Network. mitter: Wilson Street, Burnie. George's House, St. George's Terrace, Perth. Phone, TASMANIAN STATIONS Directors: A. P. Findlay (managing director), P. A. Location of studios: Murray Street, Perth. Transmit B 3000-B 4921-B 8484. Box No. D 187. Telegraphic, ter: St. George's Terrace, Perth. Findlay, A. D. Towner. General manager: Arthur D. WHITNET. Towner. · Studio manager: Reg. McMaster. Sales mana Directors: F. C. Kingston, H. Greig, H. B. Jackson, Seal< ~ Network affiliation: Whitford Broadcasting Network. 0 • •0 ger: Arthur D. Towner. Secretary: P. A. Frith. An C. P. Smith, M.D'O. Musgrove. General manager: B. liwlii;;I 'W--:W Location of studios: St. George's Terrace, Perth. nouncers: Reg.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE RE<;!ST ERED :\T TH E (;.P.O., PERTH, APRIL, 194 0 r n R TR :\~SMJSS J O:-J BY POST .'\S :\ R.S.S. I.LA. (\V A. BR,\NCH) ' :J:','.';;P:\PER. VOLU ME 19 NO. 4 ANZAC COVE. GALLIPOLI F>·om a pai11ti11g by C. R. Crozier ·'The Australian and New Zealand trtx>ps have indeed proved themsdves worthy sons of the Empire." April, 191 5. GEORGE R.I. ... ' . THE L JSTENI:'\1. I'.'J.H . ~trfl. A j' r d. f <).I(J The Western Machinery Gompany are carrying Large Stocks of BRITISH ENGINES (NATIONAL DIESEL) from 3! to 90 horse-power in Perth and Kalgoorlie Stocks. They have the latest American Rock Drill-Thor ( Cochise) . Large Stocks available and no delivery problems. Canadian-Longyear Diamond Drills. Outboard Motors for your Fishing Holidays. Cotton Waste. Drill and T ool Steel from Great Britain. Call, Write or 'Phone 494 Murray Street, Perth Telephones: Office 87764 ' T. C. Faicley: F2945 86648 I • '· ' i CITY HOTELS, CITY CAFES, CITY CAFETERIAS, SUBURBAN STORES, i COUNTRY STORES ! and now again Australian Military Camps and Royal Australian Naval U~its have: sc:lc:cud I ·i JOHNSTON'S Quality Meat i ' . aud .. dc:ltnousl v di(f c:reut' · l SAUSAGES AND SMALLGOODS FOLLOW TiiB TROOPS-BUY JOHNSTON'S PROM YOUR LOCAL STOREKEEPeR I •. W. 0. Johnston & Sons 382 BBAUFORT STREBT, PBRTH. STORES QUOTBD WITH PLBASUR.E. 'PHONES 84547, 87021. "THE FACTORY IN T HE GARDEN" - - 'The Listening_ The official o•gan of the W.A. B.anch R.S.S.l.L.A.
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