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ent z OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. [Published by Authority at 3'30 p.m.]

REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION SY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

No. 54.] PERTH: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. [1916.

No.15150.C.S.O. held as a Conditional Purchase:And whereas itis deemed expedient that the portions of Conditional Pur- The .Early Closing Act, 1902. chase Leases 26493/55 and 26883/55 (Avon Location PROCLAMATION 15133 and Ninghan Location 629, respectively), as de- WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Major General Sir scribed hereunder, should be resumed for one of the TO WIT. J Harry Barron, Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order ofSt. purposes specified in paragraph 8 of Section 39 of the HARRY BARRON, Michael and St.George, Commander said Act, that is to say, for a Townsite: Now therefore Governor. of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor Major General. Sir Harry Barron, Governor as afore- inand overtheStateof Western AustraliaanditsDependencies,in said, with the advice of the Executive Council, do by the Commonwealth of Australia. this my Proclamation resume portions of Conditional. C.S.O. 2919/16; M.P.H. 907/15. Purchase Leases 26493/55 and 26883/55 (Avon Loca- WHEREAS by "The Early Closing Act, 1902," itis tion 15133 and Ninghan Location 629, respectively) for enacted that the Governor may, by PrOclamation, tem- the purpose aforesaid. porarily suspend the operation of the said Act, in so far as it applies to the closing time fixed or appointed Schedule. for any shop or shops: And whereas it is expedient to The area comprising about 139 acres 1 rood 28 perches, exercise such power in manner hereinafter appearing: bounded by lines starting from a point in the Eastern Now thereforeI,the said Governor, acting with the boundary of Avon Location 15133(Conditional Pur- advice of the Executive Council, do hereby by this Pro- chase 26493/55), situated6chains Southfromits clamation suspend the operation of the said Act (includ- North-East corner, and extending South about 34 chains; ing all amendments thereof) on the 23rd day of Decem- thence West about 41 chains; thence North about 35 ber, 1916, between the hours of nine o'clock and ten chains to a road abutting on the Railway Siding Re- o'clock in the evening, in so far as it applies to the serve, and thence East along said road to the starting closing time of all shops situated in all shop districts point. (Plan55/80.) throughout the State, except the Metropolitan, Albany, Also the area, comprising about 25 acres 2 roods 20 and Geraldton shop districts, and between the hours of perches, bounded by lines starting from the South-East nine o'clock and ten o'clock in the evening of the 22nd corner of Ninghan Location 629 (Conditional Purchase day of December, 1916, in so far as it applies to all 26583/55), and extending West along its South boun- shops situated in the Metropolitan, Albany, and Gerald- dary about 41 chains; thence North about 6 'chains 25 ton shop districts. links;thence East to the East boundary of location Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the aforesaid, and thence South to the starting point.(Plan said State, at Perth, this 22nd day of Novem- 55/80.) ber, 1916. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the said State, at Perth, this 22nd day of Novem- By His Excellency's Command, ber, 1916. H. P. COLEBATCH, By His Excellency's Command, Colonial Secretary. H. B. LEFROY, GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! ! Minister for Lands. GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! ! The Land Act, 1898. PROCLAMATION Dedication of Public Highway. (Resumption) City of Perth Municipality. WESTERN AUSTRALIA, / By His Excellency Major General Sir PROCLAMATION TO WIT. I Harry Barron, Knight Commander of WESTERN AUSTRALIA, / By His Excellency Major General Sir the Most Distinguished Order ofSt. TO 4'4-IT. j Harry Barron, Knight Commander of HARRY BARRON, Michael and St.George, Commander the Most Distinguished Order of St. Governor. of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor HARRY BARRON, Michael and St.George, Commander inand over theStateof Western Governor. of the Royal Victorian Order, Governor [L.s.] AustraliaanditsDependencies,in in and overtheStateof Western the Commonwealth of Australia. [ms.] AustraliaanditsDependencies,in Corr. No. 1396/16. the Commonwealth of Australia. WHEREAS by Section 9 of ''The Land Act, 1898," 1027/15. the Governor may resume, for any of the purposes speci- WHEREAS by Sections 222 and 227 of ''The Muni- fied in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion of land cipal Corporations Act, 1906" (6 Edwardi, No. 32), it 2152 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

shall be lawful for the Governor, on request of the The Land Act, 1898. Council, by notice in the Government Gazette, to declare any land reserved, used, or by purchase or exchange ORDER IN COUNCIL. acquired for a street or way, or any place, bridge, or At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this thoroughfare, to be a public highway, and such land 29th day of November, 1916. shall thereupon and thenceforth, from the elate of sm.,' Present: Proclamation, become and be absolutely dedicatedto His Excellency the Governor. the public as a public highway within the meaning of The Honoura.blesThe Premier, any law now or hereafter in force: And whereas the The Minister for Lands. City of Perth Municipal Council has requested that Corr. No. 2984/16. certain land named and described in the Schedule here- WHEREAS by Section 42 of the Land Act, 1898," under which has been used for a street or way within it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any the Municipality of Perth, be declared a public high- Reserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality, way: Now therefore I, the said Governor, by and with Road Board, or other person or persons to be named the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do by in the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth this my Proclamation declare thesaid land to be a in Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or other public highway, and such land shall, from the date of public purposes to be specifiedin suchorder:And this Proclamation, be absolutely dedicated to the public whereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 16556 as a highway within the meaning of any law now or should vest in and be held by the Hon. the Minister hereafter in force. for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, in trust for the purpose of Water: Now, therefore, His Excel- Schedule. lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, cloth hereby direct that the Na,,,, of Street. 1 Titles' Office th PO" Jan. before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by the Hon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Regent Street . 100 Frcm Ha:0,11e in -11-071 2425 Drainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid; subject, t, Eact ride of Gi,ton , nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by Section 1-11trect 4.1of the said Act. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the (Sgd.)BERNARD PARKER, said State, at Perth, this 29th day of Novem- Clerk of the Council. ber, 1916. By His Excellency 's Command, The Land Act, 1898. H. B. LEFROY, ORDERS IN COUNCIL. for Minister for Works. At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 22nd day of November, 1916. GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! ! Present: No. 15151.C.S.O. The HonourablesThe Premier (Senior Member), The Minister for Lands, Abolition of Kununoppin Health District, under the The Colonial Secretary. provisions of "The Health Act, 1911." Corr. No. 1.612/15. ORDER IN COUNCIL. WHEREAS by Section 42 of " The Land Act, 1898," At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, the itis 'made lawful for the Governor to direct that any 29th day of November, 1916. Reserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality, Present: Road Board, or other person or persons to be named His Excellency the Governor. in the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth The HonourablesThe Premier, in Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or other The MinisterforLands. public purposes to be specified insuchorder:And C.S.O. 661/15, M.P.H. 2267/16. whereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 16486 shouldvestinand beheldbytheHon.the WHEREAS it is enacted by Section 19 of "The Health Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, Act, 1911," that the Governor may abolish any Health in trust for the purpose of Water : Now, therefore, His District constituted by the Governor under the said Act: Excellency the Governor, by and with the, advice and And whereas it is desired to abolish the Health District consent of the Executive Council,cloth hereby direct which was so constituted :Now, therefore, His Excel- that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be lency the Governor of Western Australia, by and with held by the Hon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer- the advice and consent of the Executive Council, does age, and Drainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid ; hereby abolish the Kununoppin Health District. subject, nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by BERNARD PARKER, Section 41 of the said Act. Clerk of the Executive Council. Corr. No. 4115/09. The Roads Act, 1911. WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898," ORDER IN COUNCIL. it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any At the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this Reserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality, 29th day of November, 1916. Road Board, or other person or persons to be named Present: in the order in trust for any of the purposes set forth His Excellency the Governor. in Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or other The HonourablesThe Premier, public purposes to be specified insuchorder :And The Minister for Lands. whereas it is deemed expedient that ReserVes Nos. 16552 4093/15. and 16553 should vest in and be held by the Hon. the WHEREAS by Section 139 of ''The Roads Act, 1911," Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, itis provided that, subject to the provisions of "The in trust for the purpose of Water :Now, therefore, His PermanentReservesAct,1899," the Governor may Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice any place any Public Reserve under the control and manage- consent of the Executive Council,(lothhereby direct ment of a Road Board, and that for the purpose of that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and he controlling or managing such Reserve the Board shall held by the Hon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer have all the power of a Board of Parks and Reserves age, and Drainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid : appointed under "The Parks and Reserves Act, 1895,'' subject, nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by together with the powers conferred by "The Roads Act, Section 41 of the said Act. 1911 ": And whereas it is expedient that Reserve 647 should be placed under the control and management Corr. No. 2819/16. of the Albany Road Board: Now, therefore, His Excel- WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898, ' lency the Governor, by and with the advice and consent it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that any of the Executive Council, and in exercise of the power Reserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality. conferred by the recited section of "The Roads Act. Road Board, or other person or persons to he named 1911," cloth hereby place the said Reserve under the in the order, in trust for any of the purposes set forth control and management of the Albany Road Board. in Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or other (Sgd.)BERNARD PARKER, public purposes to be specified insuchorder :And Clerk of the Council. whereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 16560 DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2153 shouldvestinandbeheldby theHon.the :P.O.47/16.WilliamFrancisTelfer,Esquire,of Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage, Merredin, as a Justice of the Peace for the Northam in trust for the purpose of Water: Now, therefore, His Magisterial District. Excellency the Governor, by and with the advice and P.O. 231/16.William Johnson Langley, Esquire, of consent of the Executive Council,cloth hereby direct Pingelly, as a Justice of the Peace for the York Magis- that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be terial District. held by the Hon. the Minister for Water Supply, Sewer- P.O. 219/16. Frederick Turner, Esquire, of Cubal- age, and Drainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid ; Iiiig, as a Justice of the Peace for the Williams Magis- subject, nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by terial District. Section 41 of the said Act. P.O. 124/16.Joseph Edson Ledger, Esquire, of East BERNARD PARKER, Perth, as a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magis- Clerk of the Council. terial District. P.O. 61/16.Charles Eitzjohn Hall, Esquire, of Cool- gardie, as a Justice of the Peace for the Coolgardie JUSTICES OE THE PEACE. Magisterial District. P.O. 227/16.Thomas William Paisley,Esquire, of Premier 'sOffice, Banbury, as a Justice of the Peace for the Wellington Perth, 29th November, 1916. Magisterial District. 8 :Excelleny the Governor in Council has been pleased P.O. 227/16.Augustus Frederick Spencer, Esquire, to approve of the appointment of : of Bunhury, as a Justice of the Peace for the State P.O. 380/15.--William Henry Clarke James, Esquire, of Western Australia. of Perth, as a justice of the Peace for the Perth Magis- L. E. SH1APCOTT, C;:rial District. Secretary to the Premier.

NI.W.S. 2745/16. .COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.

Notification uf Vacancies. The Treasury, Perth, 27th November, 1916. A PPI. ICA TIONS are invitedby the Commonwealth Public Service Commissioner from persons qualified for appointment to the following positions. Applicants outside the Public Service are eligible for appointment to the Administrative and Professional Divisions, but are not eligible for appointment to Clerical or General Division vacancies unless they were in the service of a State on 1st January, 1901, or have retired from the service of the Commonwealth or of a State. Applicants who are officers of the Public Service of a State should state the date of their appointment 1,,the service, present position, and salary. A pplicants from outside the service should state their qualifications for the office they seek.Copies only of diplomas, references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.If the originals are required they with be asked for, Date and year of birth should he stated, and applications must be in applicants' hand-writing. Applications should be addressed to the` 'Commonwealth Public Service Inspector" of the State in which the vacancy exists, and in the case of officers of the Commonwealth Service be forwarded through the chief officer of the department to which the applicant belongs. Miciinum and maximum salaries, where shown, indicate the limits of the class or grade in which the position is classified.Subject to the provisions of the Public Service Act, appointments may be made at any salarywithinthoselimits. Successful appointees must comply with the life assurance provisions of the Public Service Act and Regulations. E. A. BLACK, Under Treasurer and Controller General of Accounts.

Position. Locality. Division and Salary per annum.

POSTMASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

Victoria. Postmaster.. Castlemaine Clerical, £320 to £378, less 10 per cent. for rent ; quarters, eight rooms. Clerical Assistant, 4th ClassSale .. Clerical, £220 to £235. ideal Assistant, 4th ClassFootscray Clerical, £245 to £260.

South Australia. ne Foreman Port Pirie (Electrical Engineer'sGeneral, £186 to £210. Branch, country line party)

Applications returnable 7th December, 1916. NOTE.Applications for positions in other States are to be forwarded to the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector of the State in which the position is sought. 2154 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

Treasury, Court for the Mount- Magnet Licensing District, sitting Corres. T. 503/16. Perth, 29th November, 1916. at Sandstone, vice T. A. Couper and John McCarthy. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has C.L.D. 2332/12.T. A. G.Stanley,temporarily, as been pleased to approve, under Section 33 of " The Audit Acting Clerk of the Local Court and Acting Clerk to Act, 1904," of the appointment of Stanley Goome as Magistrates, Collie. CertifyingOfficerfor the Department of Lands and Surveys. C.L.D. 5555/16.James Officeras Actin,Electoral E. A. BLACK Registrar for the Cue Electoral District,''during the Under Treasurer and Contr011er General of Accounts. absence of A. B. Smith on sick leave, as from the 30th October, 1916. Treasury, CANCELLATIONS. T. 2818/16. Perth, 29th November, 1916. C.L.D. 3421/11.T. A. Couper and John McCarthy HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has as Deputy Members of the 'Licensing Court for the been pleased to approve of the alteration of the dis- Mount Magnet Licensing District. position of Government Departments as published in the H. G. HAMPTON, Government Gazette of the 28th .July, 1916, as far as Under Secretary for Law. concerns the Workers' Homes, and to place the Workers' Homes under the control of the Hon. Colonial Treasurer. E. A. BLACK, Under Treasurer and Controller General of Accounts. DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913. Crown Law Department, The Treasury, C.L.D. 5569/16. Perth, 28th November, 1916. Perth, 29th November, 1916. THE Hon. Attorney General, in exercise of the power Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has conferred upon him by Section 3 of the above-mentioned been pleased to approveoftheexemptionofthe Act, has appointed John Henry Payne, of Alexandra AboriginesDepartmentfrom compliance with Audit Road, East Fremantle, as a Commissioner for Declara- Regulation 37, in regard to the carriage of stores from tions. Derby to Moola Bulla Station. H. G. HAMPTON, E. A. BLACK, Under Secretary for Law. Under Treasurer and Controller General of Accounts. No. 15152.C.S.O. THE ABORIGINES ACT, 1905. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Colonial Secretary 's Office, Perth, 30th November, 1916. Perth, 1st December, 1916. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 7 of "The approved of the following appointments: Aborigines Act, 1905," the Hon. Colonial Secretary has Ex. Co. 3378; P.S.C. 403/16.Margaret Leila King, appointed : unde-r Section 29 of the Public Service Act, to be Cleric, 2949/16.Constable P. H. Watson, of Ponder Bay, shorthand writing and typing, Agricultural Bank, at a to be a Protector of Aborigines in the Broome and West salary of £120 per annum, as from 10th April, 1916. Kimberley Magisterial Districts, to the 31st December, Ex. Co. 3378 ;P.S.C. 920 /16. Margaretta Jane Char- 1910. 28 of the Public And has determined the appointment of : ity Stanhope Smith, under Section C.S.O. 2949/16.Constable Thomas E. Rea as a Pro- Service Act, to be Junior Clerk, shorthand writing and tector of Aborigines at Fender Bay, as from 15th October, typing, at a salary of £84 per annum, as from 1st January, 1916. . 1916, owing to his transfer from the district. M. E. JULL, E. D. NORTH, Public Service Commissioner. Under Secretary.

Crown Law Department, Perth, 30th November, 1916. Office of Public Service Commissioner, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has Ex. Co. 3386. Perth, 30th November, 1916. approved of the following appointments and cancella- IT is hereby notified,forgeneralinformation, that tions: Friday, 15th December, 1916,will be observed as a APPOINTMENTS. Public Service holiday at Hall's Creek. C.L.D. .3421/11.William Nicholas Cock and Louis M. E. JULL, Jacob Meetcham as Deputy Members of the Licensing Public Service Commissioner.

STATE PUBLIC SERVICE. VACANCIES IN THEPUBLIC SERVICE.

Department. Position. Salary. Date returnable.

Lands (General DraftingDraftsman £240 to £300 2nd December, 1916 Division, "A" Section) Water Supply (AssessingRelieving Receiving Cashier£180 to £216 2nd December, 1916 and Receiving Branch) Water Supply (AssessingJournal-keeper and on Statis-£192 to £228 2nd December, 1916 and Receiving Branch) tics Water Supply (AssessingSenior Clerk on Ledgers ...£180 to £216 9th December, 1916 and Receiving Office) Water Supply (AssessingPrincipal servicesLedger-£180 to £216 9th December, 1916 and Receiving Office) keeper 1 Applications are called under Section 38 of "The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to be addressed to the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments. Officers in Class G are not eligible for promotion to Class F until they have attained the Maximum of their Class or to 20 years of age, and should therefore not apply for vacancies to which they have no claim for promotion, M. E. JULL, public Service Commissioner, bEe. 4,916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, V.A. 2155

STATE PUBLIC SERVICE. LISTOF CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS " G " EXAMINATIONcontinued. ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS. Flynn, C. W. Newton, B. Fry, L. M. (Miss) Newsome, S. R. Date of Examination-4th to 7th December, 1916, Faulds, A. T. (Miss) Nicholas, AL (Miss) inclusive. Giles, D. M. (Miss) O'Donnell, C. K. TIME TABLE. Galloway, F. O'Donoghue, NI. E. (Miss) Gaffney, J. H. O'Halloran, T. (Miss) ENTRANCE EXAMINATION (CLASS G.") Greig, L. AL O'Halloran, F. L. Gale, A. W. O'Farrell, P. F. (Arithmetic .. .. 9-12. Green, C. P. O'Connor, G. NI. (Miss) Monday, 4th. Dec..... Dictation.. .. 12 . 15-1245 Green, K. C. B. Owen, V. R. LEnglish 2-5. Owen, T. E. Herlihy, D. A. Ogborne, AL (Miss) (Geography.. 9-12. Hearn, H. R. T. O'Neill, N. (Miss) Tuesday, 5th Dec... IENnig)eltithistory 1.30-4-30 Herlihy-, C. (Miss) O'Rielly, S. J. . 9.30--10 Hawley, J Overton, AL (Miss) LShorthand 10.30--12 Hanvin, K. E. (Miss) O'Dwyer, M. (Miss) Harclinge, D. (Miss) O'Meara, J. F. CLASS " F " EXAMINA ON. Ileagney, W. A. :Hetherington, F. P. (Miss) Pickering, L. 0. F. (Miss) Monday, 4th Dec. f Arithmetic .. 9-12 Hogbin, AL (Miss) Painton, J. F. (Missy lEnglish 2 Horner, R. M. C. Porter, IV. E. (Miss) Harriss, G. AL (Miss) Priestley, J. C. 2-2.30 Tuesday,5thDecf Typewriting Herman, L. Philip, C. C. (Miss) iShorthand 3 -4.30 Henderson, L. A. Power, L D. (Miss) Hart, P. IV. Peacock, J. H. (Precis writing .. . 30-11. 30 Harting, D. (Miss) Prior, T. I Making faircopies Handschin, NI. (Miss) Powers, E. M. (Miss) Wednesday, 6th Dec of rough and abbre- Humble, J. NI. Purtcll, J. J. ' viated notes .. 45 -12.30 :Holden, S. F. (Miss) Page, P. B. I Letter and Memor- Hummerston, R. (Miss) Place, A. (Miss) andum writing.. 2-4 Riming, AV. E. Palmer, D. I. (Tabulating statis- Illingworth, M. (Miss) Rotenberg, L. R. (Miss) Thursday,7th tical returns.. 9.30-12.30 Idle, P. G. (Miss) Raphael, J. J. 03ookkeeping 1.30 1.30 Rosenbrock, F. H. Johansen, C. E. Rees, J. Places of ion :Perth, Boulder, Bunbury. Gerald- Johansen, O. G. Rapley, B. NI. (Miss) ton. Johnson, A. H. Ralph, E. A. Jeffrey, A. NI. (Miss) Robertson, D. F. (Miss) Jolley, NI. E. (Miss) Ryan, F. Jenkins, A. H. Reilly, AL I. (Miss) LIST or N JATES ELTG IBLE FOR CLASS Rea, D. E. (Miss) EXAMINATION. Knight, R. W. Richardson, W. T. Kennedy, AL (Miss) Rice, A. W. 1. Anderson, T. R. A. (Miss) Craig, M. (Miss) Knight, AL S. W. Ryan, G. NI. (Miss) Anderson, M. (Miss) Coleman, 14. (Miss) Kelly, E. F. (Miss) Russell, P. (Miss) Angel, E. (Miss) Curran, B. N. (Miss) Rumbold, H. W. Adams, D. M. (Miss) Chugg, A. I. (Miss) Loxley, V. H. Allen, A. I. H. (Miss) Chisnall, A. Leister, E. NI. (Miss) Schofield, C. N. Appleby, B. G. V. Caleutt, M. P. (Miss) Lloyd, E. D. Stott, IL. A. (Miss) Abraham, 0. V. (Miss) Collins, NI. M. (Miss) Lynas, N. C. (Miss) Smith, V. R. (Miss) Adkins, E. J. Carson, It I. (Miss) Lawrence, V. A. (Miss) Simpson, S. L. R. Cumming,E . G. A. (Miss) Leitch, W. R. Shanahan, AL (Miss) Burns, G. AL (Miss) Curtis, G. W. Lanham, M. E. (Miss) Sims, W. J. Benjamin, D. I. (Miss) Cass, E. (Miss) Letcher, V. AL (Miss) Sticpwick, H. B. (Miss) Bennett, J. M. (Miss) Cross, A. J. (Miss) Lynskey, P. IV. Samers, E. C. (Miss) Byrne, AV. IL Carr, M. M. (Miss) Lund, it Siefken, AL (Miss) Barry, M. T. (Miss) Crisford, D. M. (Miss) Lipsett, D. H. (Miss), Smythe, E. L. (Miss) Byass, L. T. R.' Carr, W. V. Leahy, G. Shepherd, T. 0. Bailey, D. (Miss) Chittenden, E. E. Laurence, T. C. Savage, V. I. (Miss) Brierly, J. Myers, T. Lawrence, C. T. (Miss) Spencer, E. F. (Miss) Blake, AL I. (Miss) Smyth, A. I. (Miss) Badger, B. IL (Miss) deMorton, E. Mickle, C. W. Smith, V. A. E. (Miss) Braidwood, N. C. Dry, L. (Miss) McMullen, J. A. Stenberg, 0. (.. iss) Bignell, R. D. Dunn, K. NI. (Miss) McCracken, E. Shields, J. R 0. Burke, F. AL (Miss) Dobson, AV. Morrison, A. G. (Miss) Somers, C. G. Ballingall, E. M. (Miss) Davies, H. R. Moran, J. P. Sanders, P. P. Bodinner, M. L. (Miss) Dunne, C. (Miss) Mouritz, H. (Miss) Brown, I. (Miss) Dixon, E. NI. H. (Miss) Muirson, A. (Miss) Trewenack, J. Barker, N. S. H. Davis, A. C. McKinnon, K. St. C. (Miss)Tulloch, D. C. H. Brown, M. F. (Miss) Devling, E. AL (Miss) Murray, V. NI. (Miss) Toal, E. E. (Miss) Bennett, D. (Miss) Dyball, G. M. (Miss) Moore, J. H. Tobin, J. W. Book, I. F. (Miss) Duncan, AL K. (Miss) Murphy, C. Taggart, T. P. Boag, L. A. Denny, M. A. (Miss) Morris, W. N. Tapper, R. H. Body, G. A. (Miss) Dick, B. C. (Miss) McKeown, H. H. Tormey, W. L. Bailey, F. N. Duncan, T. S. Magennis, J. R. Trigg, W. G. Barnett, N. P. (Miss) Duncan,..B. Mills, R. J. Barnett, J. C. (Miss) Driver, I. A. (Miss) Missingham, E. (Miss) Williams, A. G. (NI ss) Bellchambers, D. (Miss) McKnight, B. (Miss) Wicks, C. C. Binney, J. M. Edwards, A. A. Maconazhie,. D. I. (Miss) Wright, M. A. S. (Miss) Burley, D. (M.ss) Evan, E. AL (_Miss) Malcolm, W. D. Webb, P. NI. (Miss) Briden, M. V. (Miss) Ellis, 0. E. (Miss) Maloney, O. F. A. (Miss) Worthington, J. H. Brimage, D. M. (Miss) McKee .an, L. J. Wickman, F. R. Barblett, E. A. (Miss) French, G. A. K. Mitchell, AL A. T. (Miss) White, V. M. (Miss) Brown, H. S. Foreman, AA'. R. Masel, A. West, R. S. Birkhead, R. (Miss) Forbes, P. F. (Miss) Murphy, F. J. Williams, W. J. Ferrier, D. E. (Miss) Wade, J. Casley, A. H. (Miss) Fruin, A. NI. (Miss) Nind R. J. P. Warden, C. D. Crockford, E. AI. (Miss) Furlong, A. E. P. Nichelson, V. H. N. Washing, V. V. (Miss) Callan, C. Firth, D. M. (Miss) Nolan, J. AL Williams, M. R. (Miss) uthuert, O. 111.(Miss) Fowler, 0. AL Nielson, E. W. White, S. (Miss) 2156 GOVERNMET GAZETTE, W.A. [DEc. 1, 1916.

LISTOF CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR. CLASS "Cr" LIST OF CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS" F " EXAMINATION-continued. EXAMINATION-continued Ward, H. W. Wooltitt, C. Lawrence, I. E. B. (Miss) Rae, J. L. Waterman, J. R. Whittington,S.S. Luber, I. (Miss) Raphael, P. R. Lander, I. M. (Miss) Robinson,. C. (Miss) Leach, E. E. M. (Miss) Randell, A. J. (Miss) LIST OF CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS" F " Lightly, H. B. (Hiss) Legge, R. (Miss) Sharpe, G. S. EXAMINATION. Storey, L. G. Arnold, G. I. (Miss) English, L. A.(Miss) McDougall, J. '(Miss) Smith, F. W. Alexandin, R. (Miss) Manger, F. C. (Miss) Smith, W. C. Arnold, T. R. Finlay, P. F. Maclean, C. Spencer, E. M. (Miss) Fallon, M. (Miss) Morrissey, V. (Miss) Servants, A. L. (Miss) Bull, A. A. (Miss) Ford, M. B. (Miss) Mather, F. D. Sheldon, J. A. Y. (Miss) Blake, M. (Miss) Ferguson, L. E. (Miss) Mintoft, M. (Miss) Bayliss, L. M. (Miss) Martin, G. A. (Miss) Thomas, E. (Miss) Biermann, A. C. A. Gilliam, D. F. (Miss) Mathea, C. P. Thomson, M. M. (Miss) Blott, F. A. Grant, N. (Miss) Mell, A. R. Todd, S. St. P. (Miss) Brierly, E. C. Grono, D. M. V. (Miss) McCaw, F. E. Thompson, R. J. (Hiss) Boyd, W. L. Gallehawk, A. M. (Miss) May, \V. M. (Miss) 'Enver, S. M. Buchan, M. J. E. (Miss) Bovell, A. P. J. Hunter, C. H. (Miss) Newson, G: A. (Miss) Urry, M. H. (Hiss) Bourke, E. M. (Miss) Howie, D. M. (Miss) Nankivell, C. A. Baxter, A. 0. Hogan, M. (Miss) Nicholls, G. Weiss, J. 0. Haynes, N. (Miss) Wilson, P. (Miss) Crawford, E. F. (Miss) Harrison, W. E. O'Brien, M. (Miss) Wisaart, E. E. (Miss) Cherry, J. M. (Miss) Holiday, 0. (Miss) Ogilvie, V. A. (Miss) Warman, F. W. Cooper, C. H. (Miss) Holder, M. E. (Miss) Whitton, K. (Miss) Caution, B. T. (Miss) Peters, B. (Miss) Williams, J. (Miss) Cotton, B. M. (Miss) Jago, L. J. A. (Miss) Penn, J. W. H. Wheatley, W. G. Johnson, L. Penaluna, W. J. (Miss) Dixon, E. P. (Miss) Peale, E. R. Young, J. P. Dixson, F. M. (Miss) Kniese, K. A. (Miss) Youngberg, G. M. (Miss) Don, G. 0. (Miss) Knight, A B. (Miss) Roberts, A.

ERRATUM. CHANGE OF NAME OF TO WNSITE. Road No. 55S2. Department of Lands and Surveys, Department of Lands and Surveys, Corres. 881/13. Perth, 1st December, 1916. Corres. 4615/15. Perth, 1st December, 1916. HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has IN Government Gazette of 17th November, 1916, page been pleased to approve of the name of Wogerlin Town- 2057, for "No. 5582" read "No.5624,"andfor site,onthe Wickepin-Merredin Railway Line,being "thence South-EastwardtoRoad No.1981"read changed to " BILBARIN," and such Townsite shall "thence South-Eastward to Road No. 892." hereafter be known and distinguished as "BILBARIN. R. CECIL CLIFTON, R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands. Under Secretary for Lands.

NEW TOWNSITES. MENZIES CEMETERY BOARD (RESERVE 3348). Borden. Department of Lands and Surveys, Appointment of Member. Corres. 7081/13. Perth, 1st December, 1916. Department of Lands and Surveys, 141:8 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has Corres. 1454/96. Perth, 1st December, 1916. peen pleased to approve of the area described hereunder HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has being classified as Town and Suburban and set apart to been pleased to appoint, under the provisions of "The form a Townsite on the rbambellup-Ongerup Railway, Cemeteries Act, 1897," and amending Acts, James Smith, hereaftertobe known and distinguishedas "BOR- J.P., as a -Member of the Menzies°Cemetery Board, vice DEN":- A. C. Harris, resigned. Bounded by lines starting from the South-East corner R. CECIL CLIFTON, of Plantagenet Location 2254, and extending Odeg. min., 61 chains 14.7 links;thence 89deg. 55min. 40 Under Secretary for Lands. chains; thence 1Slhieg. Gain. 44 chains 33.2 links; thence 243deg. 34min., 44 chains. 70.7links to the starting point.(Plan 435/80, A2, and Diagram Albany 2524.) Lake Gs-ace. CHANGE OF NAMES OF STREETS-CITY Corres. 608/16. OF PERTH. HilS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has Department of Lands and Surveys, been pleased to approve of the area described' hereunder Corres. No. 1027/15. Perth, 1st December, 1916. being classified as Town and Suburban and set apart to IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His form a Townsite on the Wagin-Dumbleyufig railway Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been extension, hereafter to be known and distinguished as pleased to alter, under Section 7 of "The Land Act, "LAKE GRACE": - 1898," the names of certainStreets in the City of Bounded by lines starting from the most Easterly Perth as set out in Schedule hereunder:- North-Eastern corner of Williams Location 9747, and extending 270deg.,6min., 20 chains 45.5 links;thence Schedule. 1SOdeg. 6min., 2 chains 89.3 links; thence 270deg. 6min., Present Name, Altered Name, and Position. 11 chains 62.6 links; thence Odeg. 6min., 2 chains 89.4 Schafer Street-Galway Street; from Oxford Street to links; thence 270deg. Groin., 47 chains 76.8 links; thence Loftus Street. ()deg. 6min., 31 chains 49.8 links; thence 90deg. Gmin., Mitchell Street-Essex Street; from Cambridge Street 23 chains 70' links;thence 60deg.fimin.,12 chains; to Scaddan Street. thence 90deg. 6min., '45 chains 72 links; thence 179deg. RegentStreet-PembrokeStreet;fromShakespeare 55mill., 37 chains 50.2 links.(Plan 387/80, and 'Dia- Street to Girton Street. gram Narrogin 2774.) R. CECIL CLIFTON, R.. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands. Under Secretary for Lands. DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2157

FORFEITURES. Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 1st December, 1916. THE undermentioned Leases have been forfeited under Section 136 of " The Land Act, 189S," for non-payment of rent due to 30th June, 1916 :

Name. District. Lease No. Area. Rent. Corr. No.

a.r.p. £ s.d. Abbott, Lucy ...... Ongerup, 57 .. 721/153 0 1 0 2 80 11274/12 Adler, Markus Max .. .. Jackson, 69.. .. 2083/153 0 0 33.6 0 126 11223/05 Albrecht, Edwin Otto ...... Kukerin, 48.. 1973/153 0 1 0 300 895/14 Allen, Robert Nevins .. Kerkenin, 2.. .. 2479/153 0 1 0 1 1 0 4410/14 Allen, William Henry .. .. Dumbleyung, 139.. 1049/1530 500 0 150 2606/14 Andre, Christian Henry.. Marvel Loch, 54 .. 2335/153 0 1 0 0 160 9907/13 Andrews, Louis Bernard .. Muchea, 76.. 1016/1530 1000 1 100 1819/14 Angus, Teresa .. .. ., Manjimup, 110 2255/153 0 1 0 1 1 1 3081/14 Arzaroli, Andy .. .. Leonora, 544 .. 2463/153 00 24 0 180 7535/11 Austin, Lionel Rosser .. .. Albany, 480 .. 2270/153 02 28 200 3137/14 Baile, Ernest Arthur Kerkenin, 23 2279/153 0 1 0 1 100 3224/14 Baile, Ernest Arthur ...... Kerkenin, 32 2280/153 0 0 39.9 1 160 3225/14 Barclay, John McGeorge .. MUrreclin, 263 2184/153 0 1 0 1 100 2420/14 Batcheldor, Ellen.. .. , Dwellingup, 10 1627/153 0 1 0 1 40 7635/13 Baxter, William John .. Dumbleyung, 201.. 1058/1530 50 0 0 140 2805/14 Bazeley, Williain.. .. Bridgetown, 754 .. .754/1530 42 28 0 100 6434/13 Beard, Frank Fisher .. Kulin, 8 .. .. 2370/153 00 39.9 1 S 0 3933/14 Beer, Harold Edgar .. .. ., Boulder, 763 .. 2516/153 0 1 0 0 150 1580/00 Beer, Sarah Jane.. Nukarni, 14.. 2050/153 0 1 0 1 109 1624/14 Benford, Alfred .. .. , Geraldton, 975 1136/153c 1 3 26 0 180 4022/14 Blackburn, Joni .. .. Dalwallinu, 41 .. 2109/153 00 39.9 0 180 2091/14 Blakor, Cyril Augustus.. ..Kerkenin, 3.. 2480/153 0 1 0 0 140 4411/14 Blott, Joshua James ..Merredin, 262 .. 2152/153 0 1 0 1 150 2419/14 Rothe, Charles ...... Kelmscott, 32 .. 2031/153 0 1 0 1 130 1549/14 Bourne, Emma Annie Louisa.. .. Manjimup, 115 .. 1969/153 0 1 0 0 140 857/14 Bowler, Isabella Elizabeth Dalwallinu, 43 2112/153 0 1 0 1 1 0 2092/14 Brien, William John .. .. 11, ickepin, 102 .. 2240/153 0 1 0 1 80 2859/14 Brown, George William...... Narrogin, 764 1178/153c 300 -0 180 4741/14 Brown, Norman Leslie.. Baandee, 30 .. .. 2273/153 0 1 0 1 6 3 10469/12 Cable, Jane Ellen .. .. Collie, 970 .. .. 2493/153 0 1 0 300 4369/14 Cameron, Donald...... Murray, 1059 .. 1159/1530 50 0 0 150 8342/13 Cantwell, Sarah Angeleno. .. Dumbleyung, 202.. 1059/153c 500 0 140 2306/14 Chambers, Edrie...... Gnowangerup, 98 .. 1124/1530 3 1 20 250 3827/14 Chapman, Eileen Eugenic Preston, 28.. .. 1120/1530 30 30 0 150 1185/14 Cockburn, Charles .. .. . Trayning .. .. 2030/153 0 1 0 1 00 1501/14 Cook, Ernest John .. Merredin, 277 .. 2155/153 0 1 1.5 0 19 3 2428/14 Corlett, Frederick James .. .. Kukerin, 103 1092/1530 400 1 40 3334/14 Coupar, Henry 13rinton.. .. Nukarni, 41.. .. 2256/153 0 1 0 2 3 9 3031/14 Coward, Cornelius ...... Merredin, 253 2156/153 0 1 0 1 130 2410/14 Cross, James ...... Mt. Barker, 255 .. 1117/1530 92 28 1 1 0 3791/14 Oullity, Michael John .. .. Owen's Anchorage.. 1473/152 1300 2500 3030/14

Davies, Daniel ...... Mt. Barker, 219 .. 2532/153 03 36 1 0 1 4927/14 Davies, John Thomas .. . Sawyer's Valley, 127 1000/153c 506 1 00 1423/14 Day, Frederick Edward.. .. Popanyinning, 135.. 693/1530 193 10 1 80 5513/13 Dent, George 11 illiam .. ..Mardauilla, 5 .. 1478/152 50J00 200 4089/14 Diamond, harry.. .. Katanning, 769 .. 2274/153 0 1 4 1 00 3183/14 DodS, John Rutherford...... Childow's Well, 184 .. 2469/153 0 30 0 150 4481/14 Dowd, Myrtle Jessie .. ..Manjimup, 111 .. 2260/153 0 1 0 1 1 1 3082/14 Dunne, Bernard Joseph...... Tenterden, 32 .. 1045/1530 120 17 1 63 2528/14 Duperouzel, William James .. .. Noggorupp, 50 .. 2470/153 0 1 23.5 0 16 6 4112/09 Dutch, Robert James .. ..Chiulow's Well, 264 .. 1076/1530 42 20 1 40 6380/08

Edmeades, Amy Kathleen .. ..Wongan Hills, 8 .. 2142/153 0 1 0 1 160 11164/11 Ellis, herbert ...... Collie, 1125.. .. 1182/1530 5 1 25 1 1 0 4779/14 Farley, David Vincent Cecil .. .. Capel, 134 .. .. 2229/153 1 1 1 0 10 1 2720/14 Fielding, Charles Edward Loveless .. Goornalling, 317 2383/153 0 1 13.5 1 100 3925/14 Finch, Frederick -Lindsay .. Lion Mill, 173 , 1199/1530 252 30 2 110 4762/14 Flemming, Ruby Mary.. ..Margaret River, 25 .. 2044/153 0 1 0 0 190 1578/14 Foulds, Alicia Mary .. Nyauing .. 1238/153 0 1 0 39 9 3953/13 Francis, John Joseph .. Kulin, 49 ..' 2366/153 00 39.9 1 40 3923/14 Francis, John Joseph .. Kuhn, 12 .. 2385/153 0 1 0 0 160 3936/14 Francis, Violet Lucy .. .. Kulin, 56 .. .. 2387/153 00 39.9 1 20 3924/14 Francis, Violet Lucy .. .. Kulin, 25 .. .. 2384/153 00 39.9 1 00 3942/14 Franklyn; Cedric Jewel.. .. Corrigin, 51.. ., 2226/153 0 1 0 1 80 2683/14 French, William Stephen .. .. Goomalling, 174 .. 2307/153 01 21 220 5822/11 Fretwell, William Edward .. Murray, 1006 .. 984/1530 11 1 0 1 70 920/14

3ardener, Emily...... Karragullen, 25 .. 2194/153 0 1 0 2 56 1417/14 .1edling, Charles Victor.. .. Wagin, 667.. 976/1530 7 29 1 70 673/14 Abson, George Crosby .. .. Tenterden, 34 1046/1530 2120 1 150 2503/14 iibson, James ...... Donnyorook, 381 .. 1209/1530 502 0 100 4477/14 Allies, Ethel May ...... Manjunup, 162 1139/153c 1 39 0 150 4088/14 ,ranain, James, and Larsen, Johan.. Kukerin, 101 .. 1114/1530 ,500 1 40 3745/14 .3rant, Alexander...... Collie, 872 .. 2424/153 0 1 0 0 180 4024/14 lirant, Blowden ...... Collie 876 .. .. 2305/153 0 1 0 0 150 3367/14 21.58 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

FORFEIT URESroiitiniced.

Name. District. Lease No. Area. Rent. Corr. No.

a.r.p. £s.d. Grimwood, Arthur Herbert .. Collie, 736 .. 2290/153 01 24 0 180 11423/01 Gwynn°, Charles Edmond .. ..Woodanilling, 241.. 2303/153 1 2 30 r 180 3440/14

Flanc1,1Leslie Garnet ..Miunivale, 14 2213/153 0 1 0 0 120 10598/11 Rand, Leslie Garnet .. .-. Minnivale, 13 2212/153 0 1 0 0 12 1 2572/14 Hanks, Louisa Augusta.. ..Dondakin, 41 .. 2102/153 0 1 0 1 100 2128/14 Harris, Charlotte...... Dwellingup, 1001 .. 968/153c 1220 1 4 6 246/14 Hatfield, Daniel Henry.. ..Broome, 600 .. .. 2006/153 0 1 32 5 150 2621/14 Hawkins, Lily Rosina .. .. Baandee, 10.. 2289/153 0 1 0 239 10459/12 Henderson, Catherine .. .. Collie, 1191.. .. 1201/153c 3 00 0 150 5019/14 Henderson, Charles .. Collie, 640 .. .. 24S1/153 0 1 0 1 1 0 4371/14 Herbert, Florence Louisa .. ..Lion Mill, 157 1112/153c 90 39 1 70 3637/14 Herbert, John George ...... Lion Mill, 156 1089/1530 10 1 30 1 100 3296/14 Hessen, Friedrich Wilhelm Gustav .. Kulin, 21 .. .. 2391/153 0 1 0 1 160 3857/14 Hessen, Walther...... Toolibin, 5 .. .. 2389/153 0 1 0 1 160 3914/14 Hessen, Walther ...... ,. Toolibin, 12 .. .. 2388/153 0 1 0 0 180 3904/14 Heygate, Annie Taylor.. ..Kukerin, 108 .. 1063/1530 420 0 160 2892/14 Reygate, Herbert Alfred .. ..Kukerin, 107 .. 1064/1530 41 38 0 160 2891/14 Hicks, Charles ...... Ongerup, 9 .. 2425/153 0 1 0 1 160 11243/12 Roessler, Charles...... Woodarra, 54 2024/153 0 1 0 0 17 6 11940/02 Holmes, John Thomas .. Dowerin, 77.. .. 2025/153 0 1 0 0 17 6 11629/09 Horsfall, George Samuel .. .. Williams, 126 .. 1021/1530 32 30 1 1 1 1952/14 Hoskin, Percival Bland.. ..Collie Burn, 343 2328/153 0 1 0 0 120 3530/14 Howard, Francis John .. .. Broome, 593 .. 1877/153 01 20 30 6 8853/13 Howe, Wilfred Ernest ..Narrogin, 102 .. 2419/153 0 1 15.5 1 7 0 4103/14 Howe, Wilfred Ernest ...... Narrogin, 1020 .. 2418/153 01 15.5 1 1 0 4102/14 Hughes, James ...... Sandstone, 106 .. 1506/153 0 1 0 1 12 2 5807/11 Hughes, Reginald Alexander .. Onowangerup, 114.. 1510/153 0 1 0 400 6721/13 Harley, Clara ...... Parkerville, 208 .. 1038/1530 153 30 1 40 1865/14

James, Amelia Caroline.. .. Toolibin, 10.. .. 2392/153 0 1 0 0 180 3906/14 James, Charles Henry ...... Toolibin .. .. 2404/153 0 1 0 1 16 0 3746/14 James, Charles Henry ...... Toolibin, 11 .. .. 2394/153 0 1 0 0 180 3905/14 Jensen, William Frederick Gonisia ..Kulin, 26 . 2397/153 0 1 0 1 40 3888/14 Jones, Ebenezer Clarence .. ..West Tuna, 1 2332/153 0 1 0 1 00 3661/14 Joyce, Hugh Walter .. .. Boddington, 17 .. 1558/153 0 1 0 1 80 7028/13

Keays, John ...... Dondakin, 69 .. 2057/153 0 1 0 1 00 1661/14 Keays, John ...... Dondakin, 68 1963/153 0 1 0 1 00 753/14 Keays, Patrick ...... Dondakin, 50 1965/153 0 1 0 1 40 755/14 li_eays, Patrick ...... Dondakin, 65 1964/153 0 1 0 1 20 754/14 Kemp, Donald ...... Kellili, 8 .. .. 2405/153 0 1 13 0 15 U 5930/13 Kenny, Catherine Frances .. .. Dowerin, 102 2215/153 0 1 0 1 8 0 195/13 Kenny, John Albert ...... Doweriu, 101 .. 2214/153 0 1 0 1 80 2573/14 Kenworthy, Edwin David .. Bcjoording, 140 .. 1115/153c 9 2 10 0 14 1 3737/14 Kenworthy, Ivy Elizabeth .. .. Bcjoording, .. 1116/1530 9 1 7 0 10 1 3738/14 King, Thomas Arthur .. ..Murray, 999 .. .. 1022/1530 132 30 1 15 0 1946/14 Kirkup, Catherine Harriet .. .. Narngulu, 72 885/153c 1 2 25 0 160 8811/13 Kirkup, Honorah ...... Narngulu, 71 .. 1080/153c 03 21 0 100 2969/14 Kirkup, John William .. .. Narngulu, 69 .. 891/1530 038 0 910 8655/13 Klintworth, John...... Mt. Barker, 260 .. 1187/1530 908 112 0 4374/14

Lewis, Francis James, and Reid, FrederickWest Collie, 46 2026/153 0 1 0 0 140 1181/14 William Stanger Lewis, James, and Lewis, Ernest GordonKuhn, 11 .. 2399/153 0 1 0 1 40 3909/14 Lilley, John Harold .. Caballing, 303 .. 1018/1530 4 0 29 0 160 14636/11 Lilley, Laura .. ..Cuballing, 304 1019/1530 40 29 0 160 6946/12 Lindley, Florence Lucy.. ..Canning, 53.. .. 1472/152 50 0 7 100 4038/08 Livingston, William John ..Manjimupp, 161 1143/1530 1 2 34 0 12 0 4129/14

Lower, Arthur Frederick ...... Merredin, 287 2482/153 0 1 1 . 5 1 70 j 4448/14 Lower, Ethel Violet ...... Merredin, 286 2483/153 0 1 1 . 5 1 7 0 4447/14 Lowes, Rebecca ...... Leonora, 548 2264/153 00 24 1 1 0 8416/09 ilahlberg, Flora ...... Boyanup, 71 1155/1530 50 0 1 40 17655/10 &lain, John ...... Trayning, 44 2410/153 0 1 0 1 2 6 3984/14 Maslin, John Henry .. .. Capol, 125 . 1133/1530 1 0 16 0 100 3987/14 klason, George ...... Manjimup, 70. 1202/1530 2 1 17 0 15 0 2035/13 kIcKeown, Michael ...... Nangeenaa, 74 .. 1026/1530 2100 20 6 1968/14 McLean, Charles Ewen...... Mt. Morgans, 135.. 21/2325 U 1 0 U 14 9 .. kIcLeod, Alice ...... Ivanhoe, 920 .. 21E/887 0 1 0 2 11 6 1406/05 Kekernon, Hugh Joseph .. Collie, 867 .. .. 2266/153 0 1 0 0 150 2556/14 61cLernon, Thomas .. Collie, 863 .. .. 2267/153 0 1 0 1 20 3050/14 McLoughlin, Joseph Bernard ..Geraldton, 974 .. 1134/153c 1 3 13 U 170 3983/14 NieNeill, Hugh ...... , Kununoppin, 35 2352/153 0 1 0 1 100 10067/12 .110Ni:ill, Hugh ...... Trayning, 17 .. 2342/153 0 1 0 1 U 0 3773/14 McNeill, Hugh ...... Trayning, 18 .. 2343/153 0 1 0 0 150 3772/14 NteNeill, Hugh ...... Bolgart, 8 .. .. 2350/153 0 1 1.5 0 120 3840/14 McNeill, Hugh ...... Bruce Rock, 42 .. 2354/153 0 1 0 0 160 3841/14

VIcNeill, Hugh .. ..Kununoppin, 36 .. 2351/153 0 1 0 1 1 00 10083/12 VIcNeil, James .. ..Nulcarni, 24 .. .. 2309/153 0 1 0 1 17 6 3469/14 DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2159

FORFEITUREScontinued.

Name. District. Lease No. Area. Rent. Corr. No.

a.r.p. i £s. d.

Mc William, Alexander .. Manjimupp, 168 1132/1530 2 1 16 1 0 100 3915/14

Mielke, Otto Henry Albert Kuhn, 50 .. 2401/153 0 1 0 1 1 40 3890/14

Mielke, Otto Henry Albert KulM, 31 .. 2400/153 0 1 0 1 1 40 3889/14

Mullen, John Frederick.. Wungong, 9 .. 1020/153c 500 I 256

Mumford, Percy Alan Dondakin, 46 2139/153 0 1 0 1 1 02 2129/14 , Mumford, Percy Alan .. Dondakin, 47 2140/153 0 1 0 1 1 00

1 Mundy, Reginald James .. Pingelly, 583 1029/1530 1 3 12 i 1 4 6 2179/14 . Murphy, Arimathea Goine Callaway South Boulder 931/153 0 1 0 I 0 19 9 7268/98 Murphy, John .. Gnowangcrup,108 1073/1530 1 2 30 1 163 2940/14

Nash, Joseph Harold Minnievale, 25 2222/153 0 1 0 1 150 2628/14 Neil, Eliza Johanna Kulikupp, 34 2303/153 0 1 0 1 0 100 3363/14

Overall, May Elizabeth.. Lake View, 52 21/606 0 1 0 0 150 15548/99 Overheu, Frederick Charles Geraldton 595/1530 33 38 1160 3733/13 Packer, Arthur Thomas.. Coolup, 44 .. 1240/1530 80 33 0 100 5521/14 Packer, Joseph Henry .. Tenterden, 31 1039/1530 17 3 38 1 26 2400/14 Parker, Howard Charles.. Bruce Rock, 90 1987/153 0 1 0 0 180 1067/14 Parker, Louise Vyvyan Voting, 16 .. 2206/153 0 1 0 1 160 2538/14 Parker, William Bencroft :Voting, 7 .. 2205/153 0 1 0 1 150 2537/14 Parry, Evan Donnybrook, 418 1192/1530 520 0 150 4915/14 Pascoe, Joseph .. Victoria,/j\15204 576/41A 373 10 1 50 5311/11 Paterson, Albert Henry.. Trafalgar 21/2908 0 1 0 0 103 10569/00 Pearce, John Absolom Manjitnup, 18.7. 2556/153 0 1 0 0 190 5080/14 Peek, Frederick Hatty James Dunibleyung, 190 1043/1530 500 0 100 2471/11 Perryman, Noel Digby Yealerino., 40 2016/153 0 1 0 0 150 1337/14 Petterson, Charles William Murray, 1030 .. 1014/1530 1338 1 80 1720/14 Pettit, Henry Frederick.. Popanyinning, 92.. 1119/1530 6029 0 180 7553/16 Phillips, Richard.. Northampton, 281.. 565/41A 220 10 600 11331/11 Pool, Percy Taylor Collie-Burn, 287 .. 1157/1530 330 10 3 120 4287 /14 Quartermaine, Ernest .. Trayning, 35 2017/153 0 1 0 1 100 1333/14 Ralston, Elizabeth Moora, 156.. 874/1530 500 2 126 7994/12 Rashleigh, Francis Janice Merredin, 123 1341/153 0 1 0 206 5071/13 Rebbechi, Alfred John .. Boulder, 993 .. 21/2200 0 1 0 0 100 2644/00 Regan, Theresa .. Kyarra .. 1428/152 1 00 300 11378/12 Reid, William Albany, 322 .. 1091/1530 500 0 176 3590/07 Rendell, George William .. Dondakin, 88 1955/153 0 1 0 1 56 712/14 Rhodes, Frederick Mundijong, 106 977/1530 62 13 1 40 689/14 Richards, Ann Nora Cunderdin, 13 2254/153 020 0 176 3044/14 Richardson, David More .. Caballing,173 2104/153 028 0 150 2152/14 Rogers, Edward Joseph.. Wongan Hills, 17 2086/153 0 1 0 1 4 0 8597/11 Rogers, James Joseph .. Ballidu, 6 .. 2460/153 0 1 0 1 100 Rogers, James Joseph .. Ballidu, 21 . 2461/153 0 1 0 Rowett, Annie .. Brown Hill, 74. 2553/153 00 36 01105 00 15322/19 Royal, ivon Herbert Charles Coomalling, 45 1212/1530 2 1 26 1 20 5146/14 Ruby, William . 'Tammin, 83 .. 1988/153 0 1 6 1 26 1066/14 Ruby, William .. Tammin, 84 1989/153 0 1 6 1 100 Russell, Walter James 1065/14 Kuhn, 29 .. 2357/153 0 1 0 1 40 3869/14 Russell, Walter James Kulin, 28 .. 2356/153 0 1 0 1 40 Ryan, Patrick 3868/14 .. Merredin, 303 2185/153 0 1 6 280 2436/14 Sangster, Reginald James Gnowangerup 1271/153 0 1 0 4 160 4399/1413 Sawyer, James Harding Dalwallinu, 4 2131/153 0 1 0 0 18 3 2068/ Sawyer, William Harding Dalwallinu, 1 2128/153 00 39-9 1 50 2065/14 Sawyer, William Harding Dalwallinu, 2 2129/153 0 1 0 0 180 2066/14 Shepherd, Joseph.. Kununoppin, 51 2081/153 0 1 0 25 0 1938/14 Skewes, John Foster Ulakine, 32.. 2427/153 00 39.9 1 .66 Slape, David .. 1 Karragullen, 9 1607/153 0 1 0 1 80 5443/13 Smith, Alfred Edward Mt. Barker, 227 2243/153 i 020 0 160 2865/14 Smith, Ellen Louisa .. Mt. Barker, 226 2244/153 020 1 37 Smith, Margaret Mary 2864/14 .. Denmark, 52 2522/153 00 24.4 360 484321//1143 Southall, William Thomas Gwalia, 539.. 1643/153 00 29.5 0 10. 0 5442/13 Stewart, Alfred Donald Moore,162:. 1126/153c 41 13 1 160 Stewart, Edward.. a Banda, 10 2073/153 0 1 0 300 39756438/14142Or Sutherland, Helen Virginia Yealering, 31 1983/153 0 1 0 0 176 1042/ Sutton, Frank .. Dwellingup, 135 939/1530 i 1 0 11 1 00 Swan, Edmund Thomas Campbell 9817/13 Kukerin,in, 49 .. 0 1 0 300 1302/14 Swan, Edward Thomas.. Kukerin, 50.. 2012/153 0 1 0 200 Sweeny, Marie Augustine 1303/14 West Collie, 43 2210/153 F 0 1 0 1 46 Swincer, Walter Raynott Nettie, 34 .. 2554/153 0 1, 0 1 100 48853705%1143 Tanner, Emily W erillup, 5.. 2326/1:33 j 0 1 0 0 176 3525/14 Tanner, Lionel .. Werillup, 4.. 2325/153 0 1 0 0 150 Tanner, Steven 3526/14 Werillup, 3.. 2324/153 0 1 0 0 176 3527/14 Taylor, Emily Ellen .. Dumbleyung, 68 2192/153 0 1 8 1 100 Thomas, Mary Elizabeth .. 2470/14 Merredin, 302 2186/153 0 1 6 220 2435/14 Thorbjornsen, Herman Amandas Neweantie, 40 2330/153 0 1 0 1 176 Titterington, Bert 3574/14 Manjimup, 163 1135/153c 1 0 23 0 150 42050523//1141 Tooker, Archibald Esmond Kununoppin, 32 2494/153 0 1 0 1 100 Townsend, Frank Honiwood Tenterden, 44 1189/1530 222 20 1 00 4835/14 2160 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DEC. 1, 1910.

FORFEITUREScontinued.

Name District. Lease No. Area. Rent. Corr. No

a.r,p- Es. d.

Townsend, Henry James ...... j Tenterden, 43 .. 1190/153c 193 30 1 100 4834/14 Pucker, Geoffrey...... tenterden; 33 .. 1042/153c 191 35 1150 2399/14 Turner, Ellen Mary .. Dumbleyung, 67 2193/153 0 1 8 1 100 2469/14 Purvey, Philip Joseph Mundaring, 81 2331/153 020 5 00 2365/14 l'eitch, George Newton ..Kerkenin, 21 2477/153 0 1 0 1 00 4502/14

Walker, Henry John ...... Collie Burn, 133 .. 1023/153c 3 00 0 150 1935/14 Wallace, Abraham James ..Kukerin, 105 1054/153c 4 0 0 0 160 2754/14 Wallace, Sarah Ann ...... Kukerin, 106 .. 1055/153c 4 0 1 0 160 2755/14 Walshaw, Benjamin .. ..Kulikupp, 16 .. 2039/153 0 1 0 1 160 1996/14 Valshaw, Charles Stanley .. Kulikupp, 13 .. 218S /153 0 1 0 1 4 3 2403/14 Nalshaw, Dora Regina Eveline .. Kulikupp 2200/153 0 1 0 1 4 3 2501/14 Walshaw, John ...... Kulikupp, 15 2018/153 0 1 0 1 40 1338/14 Walshaw, Mary Hannah .. .. j Kulikupp, 14 2019/153 0 1 0 1 44 1339/14 Walters, Phillip ...... Collie Burn, 341 2301/153 0 1 0 1 1 0 3309/14 Ward, Alice Maude ...... Manjimup, 129 2340/153 0 1 0 0 10 6 3733/14 i \lard, Herbert ...... Manjimup, 123 2339/153 0 I. 0 0 100 3734/14 Watkins, Harry Edward, and Mitchell, Goomalling, 240 2547/153 0 1 0 1 40 5017/14 Arnold Deacombe Watkins, Harry Edward, and Mitchell,Goomalling, 239 2546/153 0 1 15 1 80 5016/14 Arnold Deacombe Wheatley, Eliza Jane .. .. Bridgetown, 760 .. 1170/153c 160 30 2 140 4419/14 White, Arthur Ernest . Onowangerup, 163.. 2271/153 0 1 0 2 8 0 3093/14 Whittleton, Annie Katherine .. l Nukarni, 15 .. 2100/153 0 1 0 2 12 6 2105/14 Wiles, Bessie ...... j Popanyinning, 141.. 1174/153c 19 1 30 250 4609/14 Wilkins, Harold William ...... Bruce Rock, 20 .. 2056/153 0 1 0 0 160 6106/13 Williams, Layton, Ironside .. .. Kukerin, 42.. .. 2524/153 0 1 0 1 10 0 2524/13 Wilson, George Edward.. ..Kuhn, 23 .. 2360/153 0 1 0 1 40 3870/14 Wolfe, Robert Tennant Stow .. Kununoppin, 97 2077/153 0 1 0 1 15 0 1911/14 Wood, Phonies Foster .. ..Capel .. .. 1030/153 1 0 12 0 17 6 2645/13 acres.

-3'inclair, James Henry .. .. y Victoria, pt. of, 5566 34145/55 840 23 170 9111/13 Haywood, Henry Thomas .. ..Pt. of 20067, Avon .. 8382/68 647 2455 1460/13 Haywood, Henry Thomas .. j Avon, pt. of 20067 .. 33180/55 344 21 100 1459/13 Wyatt, Henry ...... Avon, 11180 .. 1971;4 /55 1031 5 38 303/08 Wyatt, Henry ...... Avon, 17367 .. .. 27784/55w 1301 564 13776/10 Padbury, Matthew Thomas ..Melbourne .. 2499/93 4,000 40 0 6214/14 Padbury, Matthew Thomas .. ..Melbourne .. 2460/93 3,000 30'' 5566/14 Watkins, Olive Isabella...... Avon, 17074 .. .. 29703/55 994 52 13 5 6863/11 Russell, Kathleen Annie ...... Kent, 740 .. .. 11856/56 510 10 2 6 4827/14 Russell, Kathleen Annie .. ..I Kent, 741 .. .. 11857/56 489 1869 4828/14 Dobie, Meldrum Boyd .. ..Williams, pt. 9709 .. 29164/55 833 417 10 2863/11 Dobie, David William ...... Williams, pt. 9707 .. 28751/55 1,000 54 1 9 149/11 j Dobie, David William .. ..Williams, pt. 9707 .. 9890/56 551 29 16 2 150/11 Dobie, Meldrum Boyd .. ..Williams, 9718 10663/56 1,000 54 118 11579/11 Soulson, Ernest ...... Avon, pt.14179 26185/55 811 134 142 5387/10 Soulson, Ernest ...... Avon, 14180 .. 8599/56 973 141 126 5390/10 D'Donoghue, John ...... Wind .11 .. .. 1671/96 30,000 11 100 2812/15

Middleton, -Wyndham Rupert .. ..Kojonup, 5132, 5133 26312 /55 314 3093 . 6025/10 Middleton, Wyndham Rupert .. ..Kojonup, 5133 .. 27898/55 210 15 128 12220/10

THE undermentioned Lease has been forfeited under Section 137A o The Land Act, 1898," for abandonment : acres.

Stubber, Sewell Edgar .. Yilgarn 1277/94 20,000 j Abandoned 1783/14

R.CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OE AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OF North-Eastern corner of Victoria Location 6343, and ex- RESERVES. tending South toits South-East , corner ;thence West Department of Lands and Surveys, along its South boundary about 16 chains; thence South Perth, 1st December, 1916. 41 chains 66 links; thence East to a Western boundary HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has ofVictoria Location 5489;thence North along that been pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundaries boundary ;thence East along its North boundary about of the following Reserves being amended as described 20 chains; thence North about 235 chains; thence West in the Schedules below, for the purposes thereinset about 130 chains; thence North about 9 chains; thence forth; the Areas and Boundaries previously published West to the East boundary of Victoria Location 6345; in the Government Gazette being hereby cancelled: and thence South along that boundary to the starting 4093/15. point.Excluding, however, Victoria Location 2839 and PLANTAGENET.No. 647(Camping and Public Reserve 1900. (About 9,500acres.) (Plans 156/80 Utility).Location 2979. (90acres.) (Plan 451/80 and 161/80.) South, D3.) 1478/14. WILLIAMS. No. 11422(Water).Location8842. FITZGERALD.No. 15525 (Water).Location 380. (63 acres Or. 2p.) (Plan 387/80 South, C4, and Dia- (480 acres.) (Plan 402/80, Bl, and Diagram Perth gram Narrogin 2769.) 2193.) 644/09. VICTORIA (Woondenooka Sp.) .No. 12992 (Travel- R. CECIL CLIFTON, lers and Stock).Bounded by lines starting from the Under Secretary for Lands. DEC. 1. 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. 2161

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 1st December, 1916. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the undermentioned lots are now open for sale, under the conditions specified, by public auction, as provided by " The Land Act, 1898," at the following upset prices :-

Corr. No. 4 Town. Nos. of Lots. Conditions. y Upset Prices. Remarks.

3899/06 *Comet Vale 491 . Town .i£50.. Lots 11, 12, 31, 40, 44, 53, 91-, 241, 481, and 561 .. ; £40 each 65, 67, 63, 93, 102, 111, 50t, 511-, 52t, 541, £35 each 118 and 123, have been 571-, and 1391- excepted from sale as Re- lt, 41, 581, 591-, 61t, and £30 each serve 16459. 621 Lots 131 and 134 are subject

2, 3, 4, 5, 16, 341, 351-, [ £25 each to the value of the fin- 38, 39, 42, 431-, 46, 47, provements existing there- and 1411' on, viz., £12 and £19 re- 10, 17, 81, 88, 134, and £20 each spectively. 1451:

13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, [ £15 each 221, 231-, 32, 66, 72, 73, 80, S9, 971-, 98, 106, 107, 1141, 1151, 122t, 1261, 1271, 1351-, 1361 , 1371, 1381, 142, 1431-, 1441-, and 149 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 69, 70, 2 lOs. each 71, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 99, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105,108,109,110, 112, 1131-, 1161-, 117, 1191-, 120j-, 121, 1241, 1251, 1281-, 129, 130, 131, 1321-, 1461-, 147t, 1481, 150, and 151 7081/13 * Borden 6 and 9 .. Town £30 each-. Applications to be lodged at 1, 5, 10 and 13 Town £25 each Albany. 2, 3, 11, 12, 21, and 22Town £20 each 14 and 29 .. Town £17 10s. each 15, 16, 19, 20, 23, 25, 26, Town £15 each 27 and 28 608/16 * Lake Grace.. 1, 5, 6, 12, 13, 16, 24, 25, Town £25 each..Applications to be lodged at 41, 56 and 57 Albany. 2, 3, 14, 15, 17, 32, 33,Town £20 each..Lots 4, 28, 40, 45, 49, 50, 48 and 64 and 61 have been ex- 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 59,Town £15 each cepted from Leasing and 60, 62 and 63 Occupation as_Reserve 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 26, Town £12 lOs each 16585. 27, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 46 and 17

*Each of the above-mentioned lots will be sold on the condition that the purchaser or his transferees shall not at any time obtain or hold a license for the sale of intoxicating liquor on the lot purchased. t Lots marked t are at present held as registered Lots under the .Mining Acts, and the holders of such lots have the right to apply for the Freehold within three months of the date hereof at the upset prices stated, provided that the conditions of Section 37 of " The Mining Act, 1904," have been complied with. Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred to are now obtainable at this office, and the offices of the various Government Land Agents. R. CECIL CL IF TON . Under Secretary for Lands

OPEN FOR LEASING. Reserve 2503 (Mullezva A. k.). Department of Lands and Surveys, Corres. 2429/16. IT is hereby notified that that portion of Mullewa Agri- Perth, 1st December, 1916. cultural Area Lot 41, comprised in Reserve 2503, will Drakesbrook Lots 239 and 240. he available for Leasing under Section -41A of " Tho Land Act, 1898," on and after Wednesday, 20th De- Corres. 2697/99. cember inst., at a rental of £1 per annum; the lease IT is hereby notified that Drakesbrook Lots 239 and to he renewable at the will of the Hon. Minister for 240 will he available forLeasing on and after -Wed- Lands, and subject to determination at three months' nesday,20th Decemberinst.,underSection 41A of notice on eitherside,rent being apportioned accord- " The Land Act, 1898," as one lot, at an annual rental ingly. of £110s.;the lease to be renewable at the will of the Minister for Lands, and subject to determination at Applications to be lodgedat the Geraldton Lands three months' notice on either side, rent being appor- Office, and should be lodged on or before the date speci- tioned accordingly. fied. (Plan 156/80.) Applications to be lodged at the Lands Office, Bun- . B. CECIL CLIFTON, bury, and should be lodged on or before the date speci- Under Secretary for Lands. fied. 2162 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1919.

RESERVES. OPEN FOR LEASING. Department of Lands and Surveys, Closed Roads near Meenaar. Perth, 1st December, 1916. Department of Lands and Surveys, HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has Corres. 3345/14. Perth, 24th November, 1916. been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the lands describedinthe Schedulesbelow,'forthepurposes IT is hereby notified that the land comprised in the therein set forth:- closed roads described hereunder will be available for leasing, by the adjoining holders only, under Section 41a 1973/16. of "The Land Act, 1898," on an annual tenancy, at BORDEN.-No. 16434(PublicBuildings, Colon- rentals quoted hereunder, the leases to be renewable at wealth).-Lot 7.(1 rood 39.9p.)(Plan Borden Town- the will of the Minister for Lands and subject to deter- site.) mination at three months' notice on either side. The 1971/16. land will be available on and after Wednesday, 13th BORDEN.-No. 16436 (Public Utility).-Lots 4,17, December, 1916, and applications should be lodged at 18, and 24.(1 acre.)(Plan Borden Townsite.) the Northam Land Office on or before that date: 4115/09. (1.)The closedroadpassingalongtheSouth- AVON.-No. 16552(Water) .-Location9308. (5 Western boundary of Avon Location 3794, from its West acres.) (Plan 25/80 North, Cl.) to its South corner ;rental, 10s. per annum. 4115/09. (2.)Theclosedroadpassing along the North- AVON.-No. 16553(Water).-Location 9309. (32 Western boundaries of Throssell Estate Lots 32 and 34; acres.)(Plan 34/80 South, D4.) rental, 10s. per annum.(Plan 27C/40.) 2984/16. PLANTAGENET.-No. 16556 (Water).-Location 2978.(10 acres.) (Plan 451/80 South, D3.) 2819/16. AVON (Geetabin Sp.).-No. 16560 (Water). -Loca- Near the Blackwood Ricer. tion 9314.(About 102 acres.)(Plan 377/80, D2.) Corres. 3925/15; Plan 439/SO, A2. 1608/15. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the KWOLYIN.-No. 16567 (Recreation).-Lot 61. (10 land comprised in forfeited Special Lease 701/41A, con- acres.)(Plans 4/80 South, B2, and Kwolyin Townsite.) taining about 4,000 acres, will be again open for leasing 1784/16. for Grazing purposes under Section 41A of " The Land NINGHAN (Chulaar Well).-No. 16573 (Water).- Act, 1898," on and after 13th December, 1916, at an A square block of land having its boundaries in the annual rental of £1 per 1,000 acres.The lease will be meridian and at right angles thereto, with Chulaar well renewable at the will of the Hon. the Minister for in its centre; said well being situate about 32deg. 240 Lands, but terminable at three months' notice on either chains from Chulaar Hill on Warriedar-Shadow of Death side, rent being apportioned accordingly, and no com- Road, and about 141/4 miles from Warriedar Townsite. pensation to be paid for any improvements. (20 acres.)Pastoral Lease 2699/102 is hereby reduced. Applications to be lodged at the Bridgetown Local (Plans 40/300 and 41/300.) Land Office. 2277/16. KENT (Ongerup).-No. 16578 (Rifle Range).-Loca- tion 515; bounded by lines starting from a point situ- ated 179deg. 51min. 1 chain 3 links and 242deg. 3min. 48 chains 12 links from the South-East corner of Kent Location 228, and extending 208deg. 23min. 35 chains Fremantle Lots 1535 and 1536. 68.9 links; thence 216deg. 36min. 45 chains 46.7 links; HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has thence 208deg. 23min. 50 chains; thence 118deg. 23min. been pleased to approve of Fremantle Lots 1535 and 2l1 chains; thence,28clecr. 23min. 50 chains; thence 20deg. 1536 (Phillimore Street) being made available for leas- 1.0min. 45 chains 46.7 links; thence 28deg. 23min. 50 ing under Section 153 of "The Land Act, 1898," for chains 70.2 links, and thence 242deg. 3min. 18 chains building purposes, for a term of 10 years, at a rental 3.9 links to the starting point.(232 acres lr. 30.6p.) of £25 per annum each. (Plan 435/80 West, Cl.) These lots will be available on and after Wednesday, 4723/07. 6th December, 1916, and applications should be lodged SUSSEX (Quindalup).-No.16579(PublicUtility at this Office on or before that date. and Railways).-Location662. (502acres.) (Plan 413/80 North, B2, and Diagram 29784.) R. CECIL CLIFTON, 2390/16. KUNUNOPPIN. -No. 16580 (Pipe Track).-Lots 182, Under Secretary for Lands. 183, 184, and 185.(37.6 perches.)(Plan Kununoppin Townsite.) 1095/16. IIARRISMITH. -No. 16581(Recreation).-Lot34. LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING. (10 acres.)(Plan Harrismith Townsite.) 2809/16. Department of Lands and Surveys, BODDINGTON.-No. 16583(Public Utility).-Lot Perth, 17th November, 1916. 50. (1 acre.) (Plan Boddington Townsite.) IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas comprised within the following forfeited Pastoral R. CECIL CLIFTON, Leases will be again available for Leasing under Part Under Secretary for Lands. X. of "The Land Act, 1898," on the 6th December, 1916. Applications to be. lodged at the Local Land Office for the District in which the land is situated:- Perth Local Land District. THE LICENSED SURVEYORS ACT, 1909. Corres. LeaseApprox. Plan District or No. No.area, acres.No. Appointment of Surveyors Licensing Board, 1917. 9124/12 573/95258,200 15/300,Nurina. 16/300 Department of Lands and Surveys, 5978/14 2492/93 2,95528/80, A3 Swan. 3553/95. Perth, 1st December, 1916. 684/052609/102 20,000 53/300 Murchison. 2225/08 918/94 26,000 60/300 Nabberu. 111S Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has 6778/14 1302/94128,000 53/300 Kaluwiri. been pleased to appoint, under the provisions of "The 87/15 1309/94 20,000 53/300 Kaluwiri. Licensed Surveyors Act, 1909," Messrs. H. T. Hardy, 6777/14 1303/94 27,000 53/300 Kaluwiri. H. S. King, N. S. Bartlett, R. A. Rolland, and W. A. Kalgoorlie Local Land District. Saw to be members of the Surveyors' Licensing Board, 5666/13 1235/94 20,000 73/80 Hampton. for the year 1917. Geraldton Local Land District. 4504/11 2248/93 4,000 156/80, A3 Victoria. R. CECIL CLIFTON, R. CECIL CLIFTON, Under Secretary for Lands. Under Secretary for Lands. DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2163

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. (Subject to the successful applicant paying or taking over the amount of the Agricultural Bank mortgage Department of Lands and Surveys, and interest thereon to date, £422 18s. ld., and to crop- Perth, 1st December, 1916. ping rights existing over these blocks.) IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas scheduled hereunder will be available for selection under "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on and after the dates set out in said schedule. OPEN WEDNESDAY, 13th DECEMBER, 1916. Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. for the district in which the land is situated, and should be lodged on or before the date specified. Nelson District (near Pemberton). Corr. No. 531/16. All applications lodged before such date will be treated as having been received on that day, and if there are Open under Part V.(Plan 442C/40, E3.) more applicants than one for any lot the application to Location 7257, comprising GO acres 0 roods 5 perches, be granted will be determined by theLandBoard. at £1 5s. per acre.(Reserve 15979 is hereby reduced.) Should any lands remain unselected such will continue available until applied for or otherwise dealt with. If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, notice BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. will be given in the Government Gazette and at least Wellington District (near Worsley). one newspaper advising the applicants for the blocks Corr. No. 10397/03. of the date, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 411/80.) to deal with the matter ;but it shall not be obligatory An area comprising about 10 acres, situated South of on the Department to give any other notice. the prolongation East of the North boundary of Welling- ton Location 1555, and abutting on the latter's Eastern If an applicant wishes to appear before the Land boundary and the North-Western side of Alillars' Tim- Board in person, he may apply to the Head Office or ber Tramway from Worsley.Subject to survey, classi- to the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or Branch fication,and pricing. (Reserve 14509 and Pastoral Land Officesfora certificate to the Railway Depart- Lease 1732/93 are hereby reduced.) ment, which, on presentation at the nearestRailway Station, will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excur- sionRates,to theplace where the Board willsit, available for seven days from the date of issue. The selector of a Homestead farm from any location NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. available under Part VIII. must take the balance thereof Avon District (near Stretton Siding). under Conditional Purchase, and a selector of a portion of any location available under Part VI. must take the Corr. No. 9721/05. balance of same under Grazing Lease Conditions. Open under Parts T. and VIII.(Plan 377A/40, Al.) Location 9039, comprising 429 acres 2 roods 30 perches, The lands marked with an asterisk are available under Part VI. at 17s. per acre.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1916. OPEN WEDNESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1916. BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Nelson District (near Majenup). Nelson District (near Donnelly River). Corr. No. 9055/98. Corr. No. 4689/13. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 439/80.) Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 439/80, The area bounded by lines starting from a point at C & D3.) the intersection of the Southern side of Road No. 3069 with the Western 'side of road passing along the Western boundary of Nelson Location 719, and extending West Location Area. Price 40 chains; thence South about 10 chains; thence East No. per acre. to the North-Eastern corner of Location 1422; thence South to the latter 's South-Eastern corner; thence East .12 s.d. to a surveyed road passing -along the Western boundary 6190 29820 0 160 *6101 273 20 0 116 of Location 911; thence North to the starting point. 6801 243 10 160 About 93 acres.Subject to survey, classification, and pricing.(Reserve 15980 is hereby reduced.)

BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Wellington District (near Dardann,p). Stirling Estate (near Capel). Corr. No. 1626/13. Corr. No. 6805/98. Open under Part V.(Section 56).(Plan Stirling Open under Part V., Section 60.(Plan 411D/40, B3.) Estate.) Location Area. Price Location Price per No. per acre. No. Area. acre. s. d. a. r. p. s.d. 234 336 6100 235 22 14 6100 2820 1005 1 100 236 03271 600 Including survey fee. 2821 100 1 1 100 237 1 2 12115 600 2822 1002 1 100 238 226 400 2823 1001 1 100 2821 6127 110 0 Available only for selection by the holders of lands adjoining.

NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. KALGOORLIE LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Avon District (near Burracoppin). Esperance District (nea Esperance). Corr. No. 15397/10. Corr. No. 6665/97. (Plan 35/80, C3 & 4.) Open under Part V. (Section 60).(Plan Esperance Open under Parts V. and VIII. Locality.) Locations 13982 and 13987 containing 746 acres Location 183, comprising 10 acres, at £1 Gs. per acre. and 799 acres, at 10s. and 10s. 6d. per acre each, respec- tively. 2164 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

NATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. If an applicant wishes to appear before the Land Board in person, he may apply to the Head Office or Kent District (near oughby Soak). to the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or Branch Corr. No. 0179/09. Land Offices for a certificate to the Railway Department, Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 418/80. which, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station, Location 254, comprising 100 acres 0 roods 13 perches, u-it..1 entitle him to a Return Ticket at Excursion Rates, at15s. per acre. tothe place where the Board willsit,available for seven days from the date of issue. Kojonup District (near Kwobr up). The selector of a Homestead Farm from any location Corr. No. 893/06. available under Part VIII. must take the balance thereof Open under Part V.(Plan 417/80, D1.) under Conditional Purchase, and a selector of a portion The area described within closed road extending along of any location available under Part VI. must take the the North-Western boundary of Kojonup Location 50S4, balance of same under Grazing Lease Conditions. and through Location 63S9 from the South corner of The lands marked with an asterisk are available under Location 6791 to the North-East boundary of Location Part V 6389, at £1 per acre. This land isavailable only to the holders of land abutting thereon. SCHEDULES. Crown grant of this land will not be issued before OPEN WEDNESDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1916. those of adjoining blocks in the same name. ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Plantagenet District. Corr. No. 4754/13. NAIIROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 451/80, B2.) Location *3667, containing 160 acres, at lls. 6d. per Williams District (near Levi Rock). acre; being B. 0. M. Blechynden's forfeited Conditional Corr. No. 11716/12. Purchase 11596/56. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plans 380A/40, Al, 377D ,'40, A4.) Location *7452, comprising 674 acres, at 7s.6d. per acre.(Reserve 14623 is hereby reduced.) (Near Denmark.) Corr. No. 5629/10. Open under Part V. only.(Plan 452C/40.) NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Denmark Lot 417, containing 101 acres, subject to classification and pricing; being N. Fimister's forfeited Avon District (near IF adderin Hill). Conditional Purchase 26265/55. Corr. No. 2983/15. (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 5/80, C4.) interest and the taking over of the mortgage, also sub- Location 18160, comprising 1,000 acres, atlls.6d. ject to the conditions publishedintheGovernment per acre. Gazette 10th March, 1910, page 751, and 13th August, 1915, page 2967.) Mclbonrne District(near Pithara). Corr. No. 7911/13. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 64/80.) Kent District(near Ongerup). Location. *2676, comprising 1,281acres,at9s.fid. Corr. Nos. 5398-9/13, 5400/13. per acre.Subject to the successful applicant paying or Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 435/80, D2.) taking over the amount of the Agricultural Bank mort- Location *670, containing 536 acres, at 8s. per acre; gage and interest thereon. being0.Richer'sabandonedConditionalPurchase 33054/55, Grazing Lease 8587/68, and Homestead Farm 19568/74. PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Melbourne District(near IV amming Lake). Corr. No. 5694/11. BUNBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 59/80, E4.) Wellington District(near Collie). Location 972, comprising 100 acres, at 13s. per acre. Corr. No. 15319/02. R. CECIL CLIFTON, Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 411/80, Under Secretary for Lands. P2.) Location 1382, containing 100 acres, subject to classi- fication and pricing;being L.S. Huxley's forfeited LAND FORFEITED AND AGAIN OPEN FOR `Conditional Purchase 1499/56. SELECTION. (Subject to payment of the Agricultural Bank inter- Department of Lands and Surveys, est, £54 16s., and the taking over of the mortgage cover- Perth, 1st December, 1916. ing an advance of £156 10s.) IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the, undermentioned Leases, Licenses, and Occupation Certifi- cates have been forfeited for non-compliance with the conditions under which they were granted, and the land (Near Lake Preston.) contained therein will be again open for selection, under Corr. No. 555/16. "The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, on and Open under tarts V. and VIII.(Plan 383D/40, B4.) after the dates and at the places mentioned. Location 1105, containing 100 acres, at £1 ls. 6d. per Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Office acre; being 0. C. Rath's abandoned Conditional Pur- for the district in which the land is situated, and should chase 12036/56. be lodged on or before the date specified. All applications lodged before such date will be treated as having been received on that clay, and if there are more applicants than one for any lot the application to GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. be granted will be determined by theLandBoard. Should any lands remain unselected such will continue Victoria District(near Mullewa). available until applied for or otherwise dealt with. Corr. Nos. 2000-1/15. If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, notice Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 156/80, A & will be given in the Government Gazette and at least 132.) one newspaper advising the applicants for the blocks Location 5756, containing 500 acres, 2r. 4p., at 12s. of the date, time, and place of the meeting of the per acre; being IV. G. Griffith's forfeited Conditional Board, to deal with the matter; but itshall not be Purchase 35395/55 and Homestead Farm 20714/74. obligatory on the Department to give any other notice. DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT *GAZETTE,W.A. 2165

(Near West Tuna.) PERTH LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Corr. Nos. 14025-6/11. Cockburn Sound District. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 160/SO, C4.) Corr. Nos. 5515/99, 12234/99, 10006-7/99. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 341C/40, 1)4,) Location No. Area. Price per acre. Location Price No. Area. per acre. acres. d. 6131 489 063 acres. 6129 168 0150 515 139 516 121 517 130 -Subject to classification and pricing Being W. Dixon 'sforfeited Glazing Lease 7408/68 520 54 and Homestead Farm 17756/74 and Conditional Pur- chase 32269/55. Being C. & W. H. Turner 's forfeited Conditional Pur- chases 702/55, 594/55, 593/55, and 588/55.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. WAGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Kojonup District (near Badgebup.) Williams District (near Houlyining). Corr. Nos. 9307-8/10, 674-5 & 7/11. Corr. No. 591/11. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 417/80.) Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 386/SO, E4.) Location *9652, containing 1,000 acres, at lls. per Location Price acre ;being R. B. Davies' forfeited Conditional Pur- No. Area. per acre. chase 9929/56.

acres. £ s. d. 6118 1,000 0 126 ) Subject ment .6126 1,656 086 theAgricultue rapl Bankinf- OPEN WEDNESDAY, 13th DECEMBER, 1916. terest £128 Os 3d., and the *6413 160 0 86 taking over the mortgage ALBANY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. "6114 160 086 overiug "6128 1,037 0 7 6 an advance of 1 41,006. Plantagenet District. Corr. No. 5155/11. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 451/80, D1.) Being P. & J.G.Birss 'forfeited Grazing Lease 6426/68, Conditional Purchase 27565/55, and Homestead Location 3215, containing 100 acres, at 15s. per acre; Farms 16287/74, 15400/74, and 16286/74. being A. Faulkiner 's Conditional Purchase 29489/55. Corr. No. 1261/10. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 451/80, Al.) (Near Tone River.) Location 3600, containing 120 acres, at 12s. 6d. per Corr. No. 15024-5/10. acre ;being M. W. Bradshaw 'sforfeited Conditional Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 437/80, B2.) Purchase 33123/55.

Location Price No. Area. per acre. (Near Denmark.) Corr. No. 1855/13. acres. £ s. d. Open under Part V. only.(Plan 452C/40, D4.) (Subject to the payment of the Denmark Lot 423, containing 83 acres 2 roods, sub-

"3544 A I I Agricultural Bank interest ject toclassificationandpricing;beingJ. W. E. *35455 06 j,'64 2s. 8d., and the taking Mercer 'sforfeited Conditional Purchase 33346/55. -I overofthe mortgage *5691 500 046 I coveringanadvanceof (Subject to the conditions published in the Govern- I.£388. ment Gazette of the 10th March, 1910, page 751, and '13th August, 1915, page 2967.) Being C.C.Hel-vson 'sforfeitedGrazingLeases 6030/68 and 6554/68.

BEVERLEY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Wellington District (near Mucliarrup). Avon District (near Hotham River). Corr. No. 10394-5/07. Corr. No. 3098/13. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 415/80, El.) Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 379/80, E3.) Location *19782, containing 100 acres, at lls. per Location Area. Price No. per acre. acre ;being T. Tozer 's forfeited Conditional Purchase 33376/55.

acres. s. d. 2344 160 0 1201 Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank in- terest £54 14s. 7d., and the BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. 2353 674 0 100 taking over the mortgage I coveringanadvanceof Nelson District(near Lake Muir). ) £255. Corr. No. 12045/08. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 443/80, Being E. H. Brook 's forfeited Conditional Purchase D3.), 19446/55 and Homestead Farm 9772/74. Location 3880, containing 160 acres, subject to classi- fication and pricing; being A.J. Marion 'sforfeited Homestead Farm 11505/74. NORTEIAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Avon District (near Mt. Marshall). Corr. No. 8384/10. BIINBURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 55/80, D & (near Harvey). E3.) Wellington District That portion of Avon Location 14813, containing 160 Corr. No. 4555/13. acres, at 7s. per acre ;being A. C. Cherry 's forfeited Open under Part V. (Section 60).(Plan 383B/40, Homestead Farm 15083/74 (Location 16591). B4.) (Subject to the payment or taking over of the Agri- Location 3021, containing 5 acres, at 30s. per acre ; cultural Bank mortgage.) being 0.C.Rath 'sforfeitedConditionalPurchase 1459/60. 2166 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

KATANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. WAGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Plantagenet District (near Toolbrunup). Williams District. Corr. Nos. 17028-9/10. Corr. Nos. 10348-9/08. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 436/80, C Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 386D/40, & D3.) B4.) Locations 8439 and 8442,containing 160 and 100 Location 2749, containing 700 acres, at lls. 6d. per acres respectively, subject to classification and pricing; acre; being J.S. Flynn's forfeited Conditional Pur- being Robinson & Bennett's forfeited Conditional Pur- chase 28225/55 and Homestead Farm 15845/74. chases 21517/55 and 21516/55. (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank interest, £19 Os. ld., and the taking over of the mort- gage covering an advance of £189 4s. 7d.) Corr. Nos. 569/10 and 14566/08. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 386D/40, A3.) Kojonup District. Locations 9590 and 8693, containing 250 and 240 acres respectively, subject to classification and pricing; Corr. No. 6761/04. being S.Haigh'sforfeitedConditionalPurchases Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 437/80, 25018/55 and 22291/55. DE) (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank Location 3077, containing 500 acres, subject to classi- interest, £77 11.s. 16., and the taking over of the mort- fication and pricing; being J. D. Stephenson's forfeited gage covering an advance of £475 Os. 6d.Homestead Grazing Lease 2463/68. Darm 11851/74 (being Location 8692) is also included in the mortgage and may be acquired through the Agri- cultural Bank.) NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Avon District. COrr. Nos. 6482-3/13. OPEN WEDNESDAY, 20th DECEMBER, 1916. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 3A/40, Cl.) BRIDGETOWN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Location *20867, containing 1,004 acres, at6s. per Nelson District. acre;being T.Saunder'sforfeitedGrazingLease 8696/68 and Homestead Farm 19705/74. Corr. Nos. 374/07 and 375/07. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 443/80, B2.) (Near Iffakain.) Location No. i Area. Price per acre. Corr. No. 11490/11. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 4/80, A & acres. s. d. B 3 & 4.) 1759 100 Subjecttoclassifica. Location *19256, containing9:50acres,atGs. per 2688 160 5 tion and pricing. acre;being Anderson & Davies'forfeitedGrazing Lease 7182/68. Being H. T. Jones' forfeited Homestead Farm 8929/7-1 (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank and Conditional Purchase 17877/55. interest, £15 12s. 6d., and the taking over of the mort- (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank in- gage covering an advance of £125.) terest, £20 7s. 96., and the taking over of the mortgage covering an advance of £163.) South of Kwo llytn Corr. Nos. 2018-9/13. Sussex District. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 4/80, A4.) Corr. Nos. 2263/15, 2264/15, and 2265/15. Location *14757, containing 977 acres, at 12s.per Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 441/SO, acre; being A. E. Moore's forfeited Conditional Pur- FT.) chase 33226/55 and Homestead Farm 19288/74. Thatportionof unsurveyed land,containing 4S0 acres, starting from a point 50 chains South-East of the 19-mile peg on Road (1542); thence South 84 chains; (Near Tammin.) thence East 56 chains; thence North 84 chains; thence Corr. No. 12785/10. West 56 chains back to the starting point; being D. J., Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 26/SON, F2.) C. 0., and W. G. Punnet's abandoned Homestead Farms Location *17762, containing 12114acres, at 8s.6d. 20732/74, 20733/74, and 20734/74. per acre; being R. Wood's forfeited Homestead Farm 15169/74. BUN BURY LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Melbourne District(near Karringiri). Wellington District(near Uduc Agricultural Area). Corr. Nos. 10686/12 and 485/13. Corr. No. 1122/16. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 32/80, A2.) Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 38315/40, Location *2764, containing 648acres,at10s.per B4.) acre; being J. McIntyre's forfeited Homestead Farm That portion of unsurveyed land containing about 10 19010/74 and Conditional Purchase 8287/68. acres,, starting from a point 10 chains West of the North-West corner of Location 881; thence North 10 chains; thence West 10 chains; thenCe South 10 chains; Corr. Nos. 3119/14, 2866/14. thence East 10 chains back to the starting point; being Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 32/80, Dl.) J.Woolhead 'scancelled Conditional' Purchase applica- Location *2819, containing 902 acres, at 7s. 3d. per tion 1552/60. acre; being W. J. Brown's forfeited Conditional Pur- chase 34715/55 and Grazing Lease 9177/68. Williams District (near Boddington). Ningban District. Corr. No. 3678/15. Corr. No. 3274/14. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 384/80, C Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 56/80, Al.) 1 & 2.) Location 1551, containing 775 acres, at 7s. per acre; Location *9328,containing 150acres0roods 31 being D. L. Best's forfeited Grazing Lease 9196/68 perches, at 9s. 9d. per acre; being A. 0. King's aban- and Conditional Purchase 34741/55, doned Conditional Purchase 35590/55, DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2167

KA.TANNING LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Corr. Nos. 1483/16 and 2499/16. Kojonap District (near Carro lap River). Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plans 4/80, Al, Corr. No. 2149/15. 313/40, Fl.) Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 416B/40, D2.) Kwolyiu Agricultural Area. Area. Price per acre. That portionof unsurveyed land(Location 7350), Lot No. containing about 180 acres;surrounded by Locations 6497, 2913, and surveyed road facing Locations 2177 and 7162; acres. £s. d. being Charles Keaney's abandoned Conditional 70 680 l 0 .3 Purchase and Homestead Farm applications. 181 160 0 193 Corr. No. 2666/16. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 436/80, Being F. Stareovich 's cancelled Conditional Purchase FL) applications 35831/55 and 35832/55. Rojonup Location 4368, containing 160 acres;sub- ject to classification and pricing;being L. Tallents' (Near Tammin.) cancelled Crazing Lease application. Corr. No. 6044/11. Open under Parts VI. and VIII.(Plan 4/80, Al.) Wellington. District (near Arthur River). Location*1.4984, containing 439acres,at9s.per acre;being C. W. Bird's forfeited Conditional Pur- Corr. Nos. 3392/06, 3615/04, and 4208/07. chase 29587/55. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 415/80, (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank El.) interest, £19 9s. 3d., and the taking over of the mort- gage covering an advance of £200 ls.) Location No. Area.

acres. 1577 100 }Subject to classification and OPEN THURSDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1916. 2263 100 pricing. RA VENSTHORPE LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. 2006 200 Oldfield District (near Ravensthorpe). Being Thos. Silver's forfeited Conditional Purchases Corr. Nos. 1172/15, 177/15, and 1178/15. 15912/55, 18447/55, and 9102/55, Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 420/80.) (Subject to the payment of the Agricultural Bank interest, £56 Pis. 6d., and the taking over of the mort- Location Price gage covering an advance of £254.Homestead Farm No. Area per acre. is also included in the mortgage, and may be acquired through the Agricultural Bank.) acres. E s.d. -19 997 0 110 55 1000 0 126 NARROGIN LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. Being A. G. and R. K. Clifton's abandoned Condi- Williams District. tional Purchase 35324/55 and Homestead, Farms 20653/ Corr. Nos. 7563/07 and 9749/06. 74 and 20654/74. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plan 385A/40, Subject to the right of any person being the holder of a Miner's Right to enter on the land for prospecting Bl.) purposes, and also to a right reserved to the Crown, in addition to the statutory rights of resumption, to Location Area. Price No. per acre. resume the said land or any portion thereof, and to de- clare the same to be Crown land within the meaning and for the purpose of "''he Mining Act, 1904," with- a.r. p. 7063 16000 ) Subject to classification and out compensation, exceptingforthevalueofthe 7735 720 5 pricing. improvements (if any) then being on the land so re- sumed. Being:J. A.. French 'sforfeited Homestead Farm R. CECIL CLIFTON, 8656/74 and Conditional Purchase 449/57. Tinder Secretary for Lands.

Corr. Nos. 10954-5/06, 8181/07, 11732/08, and 2189/06. Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII.(Plans 378C/40, THE ROADS ACT, 1911. I'4, 37713/40, A4.) Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, 1st December, 1916. Location Area. Price IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned lands No. per acre. have been set apart, taken, or resumed under Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," for the purpose of acres. new roads, that is to say: 4049 100 ') Subject to classification and 4046 100 pricing, and the payment of BROOKTON. 7202 60 the Agricultural Bank in- Corres.12096/06. 7z03 57 terest, tau lls. 7d., and the Extension of Road No. 2778.A strip of land, one 4050 1-10 1 taking over the mortgage 3695 167 coveringan advanceof chain wide, leaving the present road at the East corner J L:370. of Avon Location 4796,and extending assurveyed Being P.N.Watson'sforfeitedConditional Pur- (Diagram Narrogin 868)inaSoutherlydirection chases19090/55,21744/55,15667/55,17497/55, and through Location 3810toitsSouth-East boundary; Homestead Farm 8779/74. thence North-Eastward along part of the South-East boundary of Location 3810 to the North corner of Loca- tion 4375; thence South-Eastward along the North-East boundary of Location 4375, and along aNorth-East boundary of Location 6196 to the latter's East corner; NORTHAM LOCAL LAND DISTRICT. thence Sbuth-Westward along the South-East boundary Avon District(near Goomarin). of Location 6196 to Road No. 3719. Corr. Nos. 7202/10 and 7203/10. 6 acres 2r. 19p. being resumed from Location 3810. Open under Parts V. and VIII.(Plan 35/80, A3.) (Plan 342C/40, P3.) Location 15169, containing 1,000 acres, at lls. per acre;being C. H. D. Hawker's forfeited Condi- tional Purchase 26637/55 and Homestead Farm 14851/74. DOWERIN. (Subject to the Payment of the Agricultural Bank 11029/10. interest, £74 10s. 3d., and the taking over of the mort- Deviation of part of Road No. 4529.A strip of land, gage covering an advance of £477 10s.) one chain wide, leaving the present road at the South- West corner of Avon Location 7284, and extending 216S GOV EP FENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DF,C. 1, 1910.

North inside and along an East boundary of Location WHEREAS the PRESTON Road Board, by resolution 13014 to Road No. 2709 at its North-East corner. passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Donnybrook About 0 acres Or. 34p. being resumed from Avon Loca- on or about the 9th day of October, 1916, resolved to tion 13014.(Plan 33/SO, 133.) open the road hereinafter described, that is to say: Corres. 8337/9G. Widening of part of Road No. 880.A strip of land, 2822/14. 30 links wide, its North side commencing at the North- lie-gazettal and widening of Road No. 3416. A strip West corner of Preston A.A. Lot 265, and extending of land, one chain wide, leaving Road No. 1102 at Pie East along the North boundary of said lot to its North- South-East corner of Lot 77 of Victoria Location 517, East corner. and extending, as shown L.T.O. Plan 520, Dia- gram 292, and Lands and Surveys Diagram Geraldton (Plan 414A/40, 02.) 978, North to the Southern side of the Midland Rail way. WHEREAS the WARREN Road Board, by resolution 0 acres Or. 7p. being resumed from Victoria Location Passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Balbarrup on 317. or about the 18th day of April, 19].6, resolved to open 0 acres Or. ,39.3p. being resumed from Victoria Loca- the road hereinafter described, that is to say: tion 304. Corres. 1179/13. 0 acres lr. 21). being resumed from Victoria Location Extension of Road No. 4674.A strip of land, 50 88. (Plan 124/80, and Dongara Townsite.) links -wide, commencing on the Western boundary of Nelson Location 81, opposite the terminus of the pre- sent road, and extending as surveyed (Diagram Bridge- SERPENTINE-Till,AHDALE. town 1282)in an Easterly direction, through location Corres. 3415/15. aforesaid to Road No. 4581 on its !East boundary. No. 5623.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving (Plan 439C/40, 114.) Road No. 143 in Cockburn Sound Location 570, and extending in a general North-Easterly direction, passing WHEREAS the TOODYAI Road Board, by resolution through Locations 570 and 411 and Reserve No. 9626 to passel at a meting' of the Board, held at Toodyay on or the North-West corner of Location 554; thence East about time 201-11 day' of September, 1913, resolved to open along the North boundary of the latter location and a the road Imerclaz;fter described, that is to say: North boundary of Location 715 to Road No. 1207. :1361/13. 2 acres 2r. 4p. being resumed from Cockburn Sound Itegazettal and deviation of Road No. 3309 to agree Location 370. with survey.A. strip of land, one chain wide (widening 0 acres Or. 32p. being resumed from Cockburn Sound part in Avon Location 4), leaving Road No. 1139 Location 411. on the South-West boundary of Avon Location 372, and 0 acres Sr. 33.6p. being resumed from Cockburn Sound extending as surveyed (Diagram Northam 3112) North- Location 715.(Plan 341/80, D3.) Westward along part of the South:Western boundary of said location and along the South-Western boundary NIARROGIN. of Location 975 and continuing in direction aforesaid Corres. 192/16. through Location 4 to the South corner of Bejoording No.'3626.A strip of land, one chain wide, commenc- Townsite Reserve;thence following Western Road in ing. at the North-West corner of Williams Location 2179, said Townsite Reserve to the Eastern side of the Tomb and extending as surveyed (Diagram Narrogin yay-.Bolgart Railway Reserve. East inside and along the South, and North inside and (Plan 27/80, Bl.) along the East boundary of Location 11549 to a sur- veyed road at its North-East corner. WHEREAS the NINO-HAN Road Board, by resolution 6 acres 2r. 39p. being resumed from Williams Loca- passed at a meeting' of the Board, held at Trayning on tion 11549.(Plan 385D/40, C4.) the .13th day of November, 1916, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, thatisto say: \VAGIN. Cor res.3486/13. Corres. 1989/16. !Deviationofpart of Road No. 5330.--A stripof No. 5627.A strip of land, one chain wide (widening laud (Crown), one chain wide, its North side commenc- at its juncture with Road No. 287, as shown :Diagram ing on the South-East boundary of Ninghan Location Narrogin 2784), leaving Road No. 3405 at the South. 312, at a point in prolongation of the North boundary West corner of Williams Location 1932, and extending of Location 1769, and extending East to and along the ina' Southerly direction along the 'Western boundary South side of the present road to the South-West boun- of Location 2016 to Road No. 287. dary of Location 1565. 0 acres Or. 29.3p. being resumed from Williams Loca- (Plans Mulji, Sheets 1 and 3.) tion 414. 0 acres Or. 25.7p. being resumed from Williams Loca- W111.11;EASthe ARMADALE-KELMSCOTT District tion 2016.(Plan 40911/40, D2.) Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, hell at Arinadale on or about the 19th day of Plans of the land so set apart, taken, or resumed July, 1916, resolved to open the road hereinafter de- may be inspected at the Department ofLands and scribed, that is to say: Surveys, Perth. Corres.4169/05. By order of His Excellency the Governor, Extension of Road No. 5478.A strip of land, 50 links wide, leaving the present road on the North-East boun- H. B. LEFROY, dary of Jandakot ,A.A. Lot 291, and extending South- Minister for Lands. Westward through said lot to Road No. 1832 on its South-Western boundary. (Plan 341A/40, C2.)

THE ROADS ACT, 1911. WHER,EAS- the 000MALLUNG Road Board, by reso- WHEREAS the DANDARAGAN Road Board, by reso- lution passed at a. meeting of the Board, held at lution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Dan- ling on or about the 10th day of March, 1916, resolved daragan on or about the 24th day of August, 1916, to open the road hereinafter described, that is to say: resolved to open the road hereinafterdescribed, that Corres. 669/16. is to say: Deviation of part of ROad No. 5614.A strip of land, Corres. 495/94. one chain wide, its North-Eastern side leaving theNorth Regazettal of wideningwidenino. of part of Road No. 793. side of the present road on the South boundary of Avon A strip of land, four wide, its Northern side Location 5389 8 chains 87.6 links West of its South- commencing on the West boundary of Melbourne Loca- East corner, and extending as surveyed (Diagram Nor- tion 1616, and extending in a Westerly direction along tham 3132) 108deg. 44min. 5 chains 51.4 links, 43deg. the Southern side of the old one chain road to a point 33min. 2 chains 44.3 links. 90 deg. 5 chains 94.1 links, about 15 chains Westward of the West boundary of 138deg. 49min. 5 chains 54. links, 76deg. 43min. 1 chain Location 1108. 92, links; thence 46deg. 19min. to rejoin the old road, (.Plan 63/80, B4.) (Plan 32/SO, El.) DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2169

WHEREAS the DOWERIN Road Board, by resolution THE WORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911. passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Dowerin on or about the 6th dad= of luly, 1915, resolved to open the No. S of 1912. road hereinafter described, that is to saY: ITishereby notified that the undermentioned Lease Corres. 5900/13. under " The Workers' Homes Act, 1911," has been for- No. 5015.A strip of laud, one chain wide, leaving feited by the Workers' Homes Board for breach of Road No. 3903 at the North-West corner of Avon Loca- covenant of the lease: tion 16331, and extending as surveyed (Diagram N. No. of Lease, Name of Lessee, Town or Locality, 3129) East along a South boundary of Location 17001 and Description of Land. and North Eastward through said location to the South boundary of the Minnivale Townsite Reserve. 1530/15Francis Colston Sims, Fremantle; Fremantle Lo'.:1.628. (Plan 33/80, C2.) Dated at Perth, this 25th day of November, 1916. By order of the Board, WHEREAS the UPPER, CHAPMAN Road Board, by (Sgd.)W. B. HARDWICK, resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at ChairmanWorkers' Homes Board. Nanson on or about the 23rd day of November, 1915, resolved to or en the roadhereiniffter described, that is to say: Gerres. 4325/16. H ORKERS' HOMES ACT, 1911. No. 5617.A strip of laud, one chain wide, its South- No. 8 of 1912. Eastern side leaving the North side of a surveyed road on the South boundary of Mount Erin Lot 76 about ITishereby notified that the undermentioned Lease 27 links East of its South-West corner, and extending under " The Workers' homes Act, '1911," has been about 38deg. 40min. tothe South-Eastern side of a forfeited by the Workers' homes Board as from the 4th surveyed road, as shown on Diagram Geraldton 1049; December, 1916, for breach of covenant of the Lease: thence following the South-Eastern side of said road No. of Lease, Name of Lessee, Town or Locality, to the South-Eastern side of a surveyed road, as shown and Description of Land. O.P. Victoria481;thence following the latter to an i-/l6Reginald Stanley Gargett, Geraldton; Geraldton East boundary of location aforesaid. Town Lot 1021. (Plan 157/80, D3.) :Dated at Perth, this 30th day of September, 1916. By order of the Board, WHEREAS the ALBANY Road Board, by resolution (Sgd.)W. B. HARDWICK, passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Albany on or Chairman, Workers' Homes Board. about the 1st day of May, 1916, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that is to say: Corres. 1199/16. No. 5618.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving THE MINING ACT, 1904. Road No. 1079 at the South:West corner of Plantagenet Location 53, and extending East along part of the Refusal of ApplicationtotreatTailings. South boundary ofsaidlocationtothe North-East Department of Mines, corner of Location 517; thence South inside and along 2793/16. Perth, 29th November, 1916. the East boundary of Location 517 to Road No. 1079. IRIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has (Plan 451/80, .E4.) approved of the refusal of an application for License No. 165H (3E/16), East Coolgardie Goldfield, made by William Porter, to treat tailings at present lying on late Gold Mining Lease No. 4037E. WHEF HAS the ALBANY Road Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held at Albany on or H. S. KING, about the 8th day of February, 1915, resolved to open Secretary for Mines. the road hereinafter described, that is to say: Cones. 574/15. No. 5621.A strip of land, one chain wide, leaving Road No. 1079 at the South-West corner of Plantagenet THE MINING ACT, 1904. Location A99, and extending as surveyed (Diagram A. Department of Mines, 2582) Eastward through Locations A99 and 5 to a sur- Perth, 29th November, 1916. East boundary. 3268/15. veyed road on the latter 's IHS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has (Flan 151/S0, El.) approved, of the cancellation of Permission to occupy Reserve No. 11511 created under Section 276 of " The Mining Act, 1904," granted to Tasman O'Connor and And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuant George Chessman on the 12th day of July, 1916. to Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," by notices published in the Government Gazette, declared R. T. ROBINSON, that the said lands had been set apart, taken, or resumed Minister for Mines. for the purposes of the said roads; and that plans of the said lands might be inspected at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth.. And -whereas the said Boards have caused a copy of LAND" ACT, 1898. the said notices to be served upOn the owners and occu- Amended Timber Regulations. piers of the said lands resident within the State, or such Department of Mines, of them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained, 2638/16. Perth, 22nd November, 1916. either personally or by registered letter 'posted to their HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has last -named places -of abode. been pleased to make the following Regulations under And whereas the Governor in Executive Council has ``The Land Act, 1898," and "The Land Act Amend- confirmed the said resolutions, it is = hereby notified that ment Act, 1904," to come into force on the 1st day the lines of counicationm m Clescribed above are roads of December, 1916. within the meaning of "The Roads Act, 1911," subject H. S. KING, to the provisions of the said Act. Secretary for Mines. Dated this lst day of December, 1916. THE Timber Regulations published in the Government R. CECIL- CLIFTON, Gazette on the 24th day of March, 1910, and on the Under Secretary for'Lands 25th]day .of --August, amended.. as follows: 2170 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEc. 1, 1916.

1. An interpretation clause is inserted at the begin- paper circulating in. the district and in the Govern- ning of the Regulations above word "licenses,"as ment Gazette setting forth the position and boun- follows: darieS of such areas and calling for tenders on the basis of royalty per load on the timber therein con- Interpretation. tained. Each tender shall be accompanied by a In these Regulations the following words and expres- deposit of £20.Such deposit shall be refunded to the sions have the meaning hereinset against the same unsuccessful teuderers, and to the successful ten- respectively: derer on his compliance with the regulations as to " Conservator "Conservator of Forests. the erection of a sawmill. The highest of any tender "Department "Department of Woods and For- will not necessarily be accepted. 6. Regulation 21 is repealed, and the following is in- ests. serted and shall have effect in lieu thereof : "Minister "The responsible Minister of the Crown 21.After the expiration of the time fixed for for the time being charged with the adminis- receiving tenders the successful tenderer shall be tration of Part XI. of "The Land Act, 1898," notified, and he may then make application on form and "The Land Act Amendment Act, 1904." No. 4 in the Schedule, which shall be delivered or 2. Regulation 11is repealed, and the following is sent by post to the donservator of Forests at his inserted and shall have effect in lieu thereof: office in Perth, accompanied by such survey fee as 11.. Every licensee, unless his license is limited may be determined by the Conservator and stated in and restricted to the carting and removal of timber, the acceptance of tender. shall provide himself with a distinctive branding 7. Regulation 23isrepealed, and the following is hammer, which he shall obtain from the Conservator inserted and shall have effect in lieu thereof : and for which he shall be required to pay a deposit 23.The successful tenderer shall pay such survey of Gs. and a registration fee of ls.This branding fee as may be fixed by the Conservator, but it shall hammer shall be registered m the office of the Con- not exceed the fee prescribed by the Scale of Fees servator after recommendation by and approval of contained in the Regulations under "The Land Act, the officer by whom it is issued.Such registration 1898," gazettedon the 26th day ofFebruary, shall hold good for one year only, but may be renewed 1909. on application to the Conservator.Such registra- 8. The amendment of Regulation 47 published in the tion may be cancelled at any time by the Conser- Government Gazette of the 25th day of August, 1916, is vator on a breach of the Regulations. Onthe repealed, and the original regulation is hereby re-instated expiration or cancellation of any registration the with the following amendments: branding hammer shall be returned to the Depart- After the words "By the log measured in the ment, and the deposit of 6s. shall be refunded. round" the words and figures " ls. per load (50 The Conservator may grant registration for any cubic feet) " are omitted, and the words and figures hammer already held by a licensee, and in that case " Os. per load (50 cubic feet) " are inserted in place a registration fee of ls. only shall be paid. thereof, and after the words "hewn timber" the 3. The following new Regulation is inserted: words and figures "2s. 6d. per load (squared) " are Regulation lla.Every faller and hewer working omitted, and the words and figures "4s. per load on a timber lease shall provide himself with a dis- (squared) " are inserted in place thereof. tinctive branding hammer, which heshallobtain 9. Regulation. No. 70, gazetted on the 25th day of from the Conservator and for which he shall be August, 1916, is numbered 69. required to pay a deposit of Gs. and a registration 10. The reuglation published in the Government Gazette fee ofls.The branding hammer shall be regis- On the 25th day of August, 1916, and numbered 71, is tered in the office of the Conservator after recom- hereby repealed. mendation by and approval of the officer by whom it is issued.Such registration shall hold good for 11. Wherever in the said Regulations the words "Min- one year only, but may be renewed on application ister for Lands" occur, the word "Minister" shall be to the Conservator.Such registration may be can- substituted.Where the words "Inspector General of celled at any time by the Conservator on a breach Forests" occur, the word "Conservator" shall be sub- of the Regulations.On the expiration or cancella- stituted, and wherever the words "Department of Woods tion of any registration, the branding hammer shall and Forests" occur, the word "Department" shall be be returned to the Department.Should the regis- substituted. tration have been cancelled, the Conservator may 12. Form No. 5 is amended by deleting the words "and retain the deposit of 6s., but such deposit shall be royalties" after the words "license fees," and substitut- refundable on the expiration of the registration by ing the words "and royalty at the rate of efiluxion of time. 13. A form is inserted as follows: The Conservator may grant registration for any Form No. G. hammer already held by a licensee, and in that case a registration fee. of ls. only shall be paid. Division. 4. The following new Regulation is inserted: Plan Regulation 19a.The Conservator may approve District. of certain selected areas of Crown land in each dis- This hewing right over the land described hereunder trict being set apart for the purpose of hewing. isissued to and shall continue in Notices calling for tenders for the hewing rights force for a period of one calendar year from the over such specified areas shall from time to time be day of 19 sinless extended by the Con -. published in a newspaper circulating in the district. servator of Forests or unless forfeited in the meantime, Such notices shall set forth (a) the locality of the and is granted subject to the provision of "The Land specified areas; (b) the place at which information Act,1898," and "The Land Act Amendment Act, as to the boundaries of such areas may be obtained, 1904," applicable thereto, and to the regulations there- and the conditions and minimum royalty per load under in force for the time being, and to the payment (which may in the discretion of the Conservator be of the prescribed licenses, fees, and royalties, and also less than that prescribed by Regulation 47) under the following conditions:That the holder of this right which hewing tenders may be lodged.No tender shall, unless exempted by the Conservator of Forests, will he considered which offers less than the royalty conduct his hewing operations continuously, until such set forth in the conditions.The highest or any time as, in the opinion of the Conservator of Forests, tender will not necessarily be accepted.After the the timber iscompletely utilised.This hewing right time specifiedfor the lodging of the tenders,a shall not be transferred without permission in writing hewing right in the form of No. 6 in the Schedule of the Minister or authorised officer first obtained. will be granted to the person whose tender has been Locality. accepted.This hewing right shall not be trans- ferred without the permission in writing of the Dated day of Minister or other authorised officer first obtained. 5. Regulation 20 is repealed, and the following is in- Conservator of Forests. serted and shall have effect in lieu thereof: 14. These amended Regulations are incorporated with 20.The Conservator may set apart certain areas and shall be read as one with the said Regulations pub- to be hereinafter called ".Saw Mill Permit Areas." lishedin the Government Gazette on the 24th day of A notice shall be EMUS-bed in four, issues in a news March, 1910. DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 2171

CHRISTMAS EXEMPTION. occupation has been granted on all mining tenements throughout theState from 18th December, 1916,to Department ofMines, 13th January, 1917, both dates inclusive. Perth, 1stNovember, 1916. ITisherebynotified,for publicinformation, that H. S. KING, General Exemption from conditionsof work, use, and Secretary for Mines.

THE MINING ACT,1904. Department of Mines, Perth, 29th November, 1916. IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of " The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below. H. S. KING, Secretary for Mines.

Gold Mining Leases. The undermentioned applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey:

Goldfield. District. Nos. of Applications.

Broad Arro iv *1789w, 1791w, 1792w, 1793w5 Coolgardie *4558, 4561 Kunanalling 86 s, 868s, 86Cs*, 870s East Coolgardie 54568E, 4580E, 4581E, 4582E East Murchison ... Black Range 850B Murchison...... Cue 1924, 1925 Mt. Magnet 11623sr, 1163111 NorthCoolgardieMenzies ... *5146z, 5450z North East Cool -Kanowna 1377x gardie Pilbara Marble Bar 798 Yalgoo 863, 864, 865 (Reward)

Conditionally.

The conditional surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was accepted :

Goldfield. District. No. of Lease. Name of Lease. Lessee.

Coolgardie...... 1552 New Victoria ...Rhys, Theophilus Tudor

The undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was declared forfeited for breach of labour conditions, and prior right of application is granted under Section 105, Subsection (1) :

Name of person to whom prior Goldfield. I District. No. of Lease. Name of Lease. Lessee. right of application is granted

Broad Arrow... 1784w... Not too Late...Cutbush, Charles ...Hollibone, Stanliy Walter

Mineral Lease. The undermentioned applicationfor a Mineral Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application

Yalgoo 41

Miner's Homestead Leases. The undermentioned applications for Miners' Homestead Leases were approved, subject to survey, to date from 1st July, 1916:

Goldfield. District, Nos. of Applications.

Coolgardie 90 East Coolgardie 224E 2172 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

THE 1VIIINICIPA.L CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906. MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. Department of Public Works, Perth, 26th November, 1916. I'is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 113 of the Municipal Corporations Act, that the following gentlemen have been elected members of the undermentioned Municipal Councils to filltile vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder :

Member Elected. , Municipal Date of Occupation. .How vacancy Remarks. Council. Ward. Election. occurred : Nam.Nere°mIbPerre,us Surname. Christian Name.

1916.

deraldton ..West .. 1 Nov.22 Gardner .. Fredk. Thos.Printer..RetirementI Henry Pass .. Unopposed. Do. ..Central.. do... Baston .. George.. .. Gentleman do. .. George Boston.. do. Do...East do... McGauran ..Duncan James Civil Ser- do. ..D. J'. McGauran .. do. vant Do. .. do... Fallowfield * .. William BowerMerchant do. W. B. Fallowfield do. Wagin .. do... Cousins .. GeorgeFredk.Baker do. ..G. F. Cousins .. do. Do... do... McMillan ..John Furse..Solicitor .. do. ..J. P. McMillan .. do. Do... .. do... Temby Alfred .. .. Merchant do. ..S. S. G. Royce.. do. Do... .. do... Durack * .. Patrack BarnardPastoralist do. ..P. B. Durack.. do. Jottesloe..East do... McDougall .. John.. .. Mechanic.. do. ..JohnMcDougall do. Do...South do...Hearnden .. ArthurHenryMaster do. ..J.T. Mannering do. Tailor Do...North do... Gray.. ..Harry EdwardManager .. do. ..H. E. Gray Do... do. do...Scott.. ..Robert Good-Gentleman ResignationChas. E. Hoare .. Extraordinary dens Vacancy Do... .. do... Ockerby * ..Thomas ..Director ..RetirementF. D. North Do... .. do... Andrews t .. Charles ..Accountant do. .. C. Andrews .. Unopposed. Fremantle.. City .. do... Nicholas ..Frank .. ..Secretary ...... do. Do...North .. do...Keegan ..James Henry .. Agent .. do. Do...Central.. do... Brennan ..John Charles .. Cigar .. do. M'fc'turer Do...South .. do... Daly.. .. Bartholomew Contractor B. T. Daly Timothy Do... .. do... Wray * Wm. Ernest...... Unopposed. City of PerthCentral do... Franklin ..James ThomasTimber RetirementJ. T. Franklin .. do. (No. 1) Merchant Do...North (No. do... George.. JamesGeorgeProduce do. ..J. G. George.. do. 2) Merchant Do. .. South (No. do. .. Laker.. .. Win. Alford .. Gentleman do. W. A. Laker.. do. 3) Do...East(No. do...Butt.. .. LewisRichardPastry- do. ..L. R. Butt do. 4) cook Do...West (No. do... McSorley HughFrancesBread do. ..H.F.McSorley do. 5) M'fc'turer Do... N. Perth do... Wasley .. ArthurHenryMaster do. ..A. H. Wasley.. do. (No. 6) Painter Do... Leederville do... Selby.. ..John.. .. Architect .. do. ..J. Selby .. .. do. (No. 7) Do... N. Perth do... Mitchell .. Win. WilfordEstate ResignationE. W. Waugh .. do. (No. 6) Agent Do... .. do...Rea * .. ..Francis RupertMineowner RetirementF. R. Rea .. do. S. Perth.. .. do... Clydesdale *.. Alexander Secretary do. .. A. M. Clydesdale do. . McAllister York ..South do...Johnson ..Walter .. .. Gentleman do. .. IV. Johnson do. Do...North do... Edwards ..Kennith .. Auctioneer do. ..E. T. Hick .. do. Do...East do... Dovey .. George James Miller .. do. ..G. T. Dovey.. do. Do. do...Neville * ..Edmd. HastingsSolicitor .. do. ..E. H. Neville.. do. Narrogin .. .. do... Clark.. .. Wm. ThomasCarpenter do. .I. AV. T. Clark .. do. Do... .. do...Jamieson ..Wm. Charles .. Agent .. do. .. IV.C.Jamieson do. Do... .. do...Jones .. ..Percy Harold..Law Clerk do. ..P. H. Jones .. do. Do... .. do...Warne .. SamuelJamesJournalist ResignationW. E. C. Moss.. do. Do... .. do...Mackie * ..David WilliamMedical RetirementD. W. H. Mackie do. Hartnell Pract'tnr Collie do... Griffith ..Edward ArthurAuctioneer do. ..E. T. Higgins Do... do...Jones .. ..David WilliamRailway do. ..D. IV. Jones Employee Do... .. do...Wilson.. ..Henry Lee.. Confec.tnr do. ..Arthur Bilbe Do... do... Doyle * ..Henry .. Contractor do. ..W. H. Rigby.. do. Do-.. do... Connell 1: ..Robt. Clarence Clerk ..ResignationM. Tiambly do. S. Perth..West .. do... 'McClintock ..Albert Scott ..Depart'mntRetirementG. C. Baker .. do. Manager Do...Central.. do... Williamson.. Thos. MichaelAgent .. do. ..R. Pearce do. Do...East .. do...Durbridge ..Harry Giles.. Civil Ser- do. ..G. Craig .. do. vant Do... .. do...Burnet t .. William .. Accountant do. ..Wm. Burnet .. do. Do... .. do...Lord.. ...Rudolph Robin-Book- ResignationAV. G. Sinclair ..Extraordinary son keeper Vacancy. EastFre- East .. do. .. Woodhouse .. Harry .. Grocer..RetirementH. Woodhouse .. Unopposed. mantle Do... Central.. do...Moore .. .. Charles ..Contractor do. .. C. Moore .. do. Do...West .. do...Taylor ..John Henry Commis- do. .. J.H. G. Taylor do. George sioner Do... do...Bolton * ..Leonard Bur-Coach do. ..L. B. Bolton.. do. lington Builder Busselton .. do...Bovell .. ..Alexander Robt.Agent do. A. R. Bovell Do... do...Stone .. ..David McArthurHotel- do. rt. U. Russell keeper Do... .. do.. : Barnard * .. Geo. William, Store- do. .. G.W.Barnard, do. Jr keeper Jr.

* Mayor Elected. T Auditor Elected. tExtraordinary Election. C. A. MHNT, 7-11 1 T 71. 1 DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. . 2173

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

Date Date and time for \'There and when Conditions of Contract, etc., to be seen. of Notice. Nature of Work. Closing.

1916. 1916. (Noon on Tuesday) 16th Nov.Kulikup Pavilion School (5407)5th December ...Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Bun, bury, Donnybrook and Katanning, on and after 21st November, 1916 22nd Nov.Claremont Hospital for Insane12th December...Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fre- Additional PumpSupply and mantle, on and after 28th November, 1916. Erection (5408) 30th Nov. Jinarnin School Quarters 9th December...Contractors' Room, Perth; Court Houses, Narrogin Erection (5410) and Wagin ;and P.W.D., Albany, on and after Tuesday, 5th December.

1917. 20th Sept.Wyndham Freezing Works 1st February Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 26th Septem- Water Supply Pumping Plant ber, 19l6. (5390)

Tenders are to be addressed to " The lion. the Minister for Works," and will be received at the Public Works Office, Perth.The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works,

C. A. MUNT, Under Secretary for Public Works.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906. , TI1E MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906. Additional By-law for the Regulation of Motor and Administration of Part XV., relating to Public other Trail ie. Bwildings. Department of Works and Trading Concerns, Department of Works and Trading Concerns, P.W. 3198/16. Perth, 22nd November, 1916. I'll. 5528/16. Perth, 29th November, 1916. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the IT is hereby notified, 'for general information, that His alterations and additions setoutin Second Schedule Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been hereto to the By-laws for Regulating Motor Traffic and pleased to appoint the Honourable the Colonial Secre- Standard Lights for all vehicles, published in the Gov- tary to administer Part XV. of "The Municipal Cor- ernment Gazette of the 15th October, 1915, were duly porations Act, 1906," relating to Erection, Health, and made by the Mayors and Councillorsofthe several Fa fely of Public Buildings, and all communications and Municipalities mentioned in the First Schedule hereto, plans in connection therewith should be forwarded to and that such alterations and additions were confirmed the Public Health Department in the future. by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council on (Sgd.)C. A. HUNT, the dates mentioned inthethirdcolumnofFirst Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. Schedule hereto, such alterations and additions being duly made and passed by the Mayors and Councillors of the said several Municipalities under Section 179 of MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906. "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1906," and in pur- suance of the powers conferred by the said Act, and Muvicipality of Kanowna. sealed with the common seal of the said Municipalties Department of Works and Trading Concerns, respectively. P.W. 6654/16. Perth, 29th November, 1916. (Sgd.)C. A. HUNT, IT is hereby notified that a petition has been presented Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. by the Municipality of Kanowua, praying that the Muni- cipality may he dissolved and the District thereby in- cluded in the North-East Coolgardie Road District. First Schedule. (Sgd.)C. A. HUNT, Date of Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. Resolution Approved of Municipality. in Executive IIfIe No. passed by Council. Municipality. THIS ROADS ACT, 1911. Albany 25-0-16 18-10-16 5070/16 Mullewa Road Board. Bunbury 25-9-16 12-10-16 5674/16 Busselton 4-10-16 18-10-16 5834/lit Department of Works and Trading Concerns Claremont 10-10-16 8-11-16 6203/16 P.W. 5900/16. Perth, 20th November, 1916. Guildford .. 28-9-16 1-11-10 5991/10 Kanowna 26-9-10 28-10-16 5887-16 IT is hereby notified, for gene:al information, that His Narrogin 10-0-16 12-10-16 5069/16 Excellency the Governor in Council has approved of the Subiaco 20-9-10 18-10-10 5885/16 attached By-laws of the Mullewa Road Board in accord- Wagin 18 -0 -10 22-11-16 5856/16 York 19-9-16 4-10-16 5917/15 ance with the provisions of "The Roads Act, 1911." C. A. HUNT, Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. Second Schedule. The By-laws for regulating Motor Traffic and Stancffird THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Lights forallvehicles, publishedintheGoearenunt The Mullewa Road Board. Gazette of the 15th day of October, 1915, are hereby amended by the omission of the words "licensed under By-laws. these By-laws" in By-laws Nos. 45 to 4S inclusive, in W A by "The Roads Act, 1911," the Road Board Nos. 50 to 70 inclusive, and in Nos 72 to 84 inclusive, of any District is empowered to make, alter, and repeal and by the omission of the word " licensed" in BY-law By-laws for all or any of the purposes in the said Act No. 71. mentioned, the Mullewa Road Board, in pursuance of the 2174 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

powers vested in the said Board under and by virtue of The above By-law was passed at a meeting of the the said Act and of every other authority enabling it in Cottesloe Beach Road Board held Monday, the 11th day this behalf, doth hereby make and publish the following of September, 1916. JOHN P. SINGLETON, By-law No. 66. Chairman. By-law No. 66, published in the Government Gazette I. McEWAN, of the 24th day of May, 1912, page 1932, is hereby re- Secretary. pealed, and the following By-law substituted therefor, namely: Recommended, The owner of any cattle, horse, sheep, goat, pig, or WM. J. GEORGE, other animal straying on any road fenced on both sides, Minister for Works and Trading Concerns. or upon any Reserve within the District, shall be liable upon conviction to a penalty not exceeding Five pounds Approved by flis Excellency the Governor in Council, unless he shall have first obtained the written permis- this 15th day of November, 1916. sion of the Board. BERNARD PARKER, By-law No. 70. Clerk of the Executive Council. No person shall permit or suffer live stock of any kind whatsoever, except horses or cattle attached to vehicles THE ROADS ACT,, 1911. or which are being led or ridden, to pass over that por- Collie Road Board. tion of the Geraldton-Mullewa Road within the townsite Department of Public Works and Industries, of Mullewa comprised in the land resumed for Railway Perth, 3rd August, 1916. purposes as a water catchment area, and being more Ex. Co. 2224; P. W..1952/16. particularly delineated and described in the plans of IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His the Public Works Department showing the said resump- Excellency the Governor in Council has approved of the tion and numbered 17674. attached By-laws of the Collie Road Board, in accordance By-law No. 71. with Section 179 of " The Roads Act, 1911." Any person who shall keep any cow, bull, steer, sheep, C. A. -.HUNT, goat, or pig within the townsite of Mullewa, without Under Secretary for Works and Industries. having first obtained the permission of the Board in writing, shall forfeit and pay on conviction a penalty COLLIE ROAD BOARD. not exceeding Two pounds for every such offence. P.W. 1952/16. WHEREAS by Section 179 of " The Roads Act, 1911," Passed by resolution and sealed wIth the common seal the Board of any Road District is empowered to make o f the Mulfewa Road Board, on the 9th day of Septem- Bylaws for any of the purposes mentioned in the said ber, 1916. section, and whereas the Collie Road Board is desirous (Sgd.)JOSEPH BOWES, of making a By-law for the purpose mentioned in sub- section 2 of the said section: Now, therefor; the said Chairman. Board doth, in the exercise of the powers aforesaid, (Sgd.)WM. CARSON. and of every power enabling it in this behalf, hereby Secretary. make and publish the following By-law: .4 By-law for regulating the ordinary meetings of Recommended, the Board. (Sgd.)W. J. GEORGE, Ordinary meetings of the Board shall be held at the Minister for Works and Trading Concerns. office of the Board on the Tuesday on or before full moon, unless otherwise arranged by resolution carried Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Council, to that effect the preceding ordinary meeting of the this 22nd day of November, 1916. Board. (Sgd.)BERNARD PARKER, Passed by resolution of the Collie Road Board, at a Clerk of the Council. meeting duly held on the 21st day of March, 1916. THE ROADS ACT, 1911. (Sgd.) JOHN JOHNS, Cottesloe Beach Road Board. I L.S.] Secretary. (Sgd.)H. KING, Department of Public Works and Industries, P.W. 0281/16. Perth, 15th November, 1916. Chairman. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Recommended, Excellency the Governor in Council has approved of the (Sgd.)WM. J. GEORGE, attached By-laws of the Cottesloe Beach Road Board, Minister for Works. in accordance with the provisions of "The Roads Act, 1911." Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu- C. A. MUNT, tive Council, this 2nd day of August, 1916. Under Secretaryfort Works andIndustries. (Sgd.)BERNARD PARKER, Clerk of the Council. COTTESLOE BEACH ROAD BOARD. WHEREAS by virtue of the provisions of "The Roads THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Act, 1911" (1 George V., No. 29), and amendments Goomalling Road District. thereto, the Road Board ofeveryRoadDistrictis empowered to make, alter, and repeal By-laws for any Re-division of District into Wards. of the purposes of the said Act, and the Cottesloe Beach Public Works Department, Road Board, in pursuance of such powers vested in the P.W. 2483/16. Perth, 10th November, 1916. said Board under and by virtue of the said Act, and of IT is hereby notified, for general information, that by every other Act and authority enabling it on that behalf, virtue of the power conferred by Section 8 of "The (loth make the following By-law: RoadS Act, 1911," itis the intention of the Governor That the following scale of fees be charged on all by Order in Council to abolish the present Wards of the land, vested in the Board, used for the following pur- Goomalling Road Districtandtore-dividethesaid poses: Road District into three wards, with the names and Campers, three shillings per week for each camp boundaries and the number of members allotted to each ground fee, and one shilling per week sanitary fee, ward, as shown in schedule hereunder: for every camp holding up to four adults. Camps containing families, five shillings per week. Schedule. Agistment charges: Horses and cows, one shilling North ard. All that portion of the District(ex- per week; three months or over, at the rate of clusive of the Town Ward) North of a line commencing twenty -six shillings per annum. at the Western boundary of the District and extending All fees in advance. Eastward along part of the South boundary of Avon DEC. 1, 19161 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2175

Location 1955, the South boundaries of Locations 5830 about 38 chains West from its North-East and 5605, the South-Western and South-Eastern boun- corner, and extending South to said North boundary of daries of Location 629, the North-Western and a North- Location 1311; thence East to its North-East corner; Eastern boundary of Location 9141, the North-Western thence South along part of its East boundary to a boundaries of Locations 732, 710, C.Ps. 4S/1522, 48/2343, point doe West of the 3 M.P. on the Collie-Clear Hills the North-Western and North-Eastern boundariesof _Road; thence East through said 3 M.P. to the present Location 3506, part of the North-Western boundary of boundary of the Collie Coal Field; thence South and Location 3506, the North-Western boundary of Location East along said boundary to the present boundary of the 2729, along the South-Eastern side of Road 26 where [load District. through Location 2730, the South-Western and South- Eastern boundaries of Locations 1896S and 2751, the As shown on plan deposited in the Local Government South-Eastern and North-Eastern boundaries of Loca- Office,Department of Works and Trading Concerns, tion 2229, the North-Western and an Eastern boundary Perth, W.A. of Location 4045; a South-Western and the South-East- ern boundaries of Location 6811,theNorth-Eastern (Sgd.)C. A. HUNT, boundaries of Location 4208, Reserve 13007, and Loca- tions 17327 and 5758, the South-Eastern boundary of Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. Location 12098, the South-Western, North-Western, and North-Eastern boundaries of Location 11818, part of the North-Western and the North-Eastern boundaries of THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Location 11817; thence North-Eastward along the North. Western boundaries of Locations 16993, 11644, Reserve Upper Chapman and Mullewa Road Districts. 1499, Locations 7682, 19995, and 17942, the latter's Transfer of Territory from Upper Chapman to Mullewa North-Eastern boundary and that of Location 18436, Road District, and consequent Alteration of Boun- and the North boundary of Location 5131 and its pro- dary between the above Road Districts. longation to the Eastern boundary of the District. Four members. Notice of Intention. Department of Works and Trading Concerns, South Ward.-All that portion of the District South P.W. 4796/16. Perth, 14th November, 1916. of the above described Southern boundary of the North IT is hereby notified, for public information, that it Ward. -hour members is theintentionofHisExcellency the Governor in Town Iliard.-Bounded by a line commencing at the Executive Council, under the provisions of "The Roads South cornerof Avon Location 2333, and extending Act, 1911," and all other powers therein enabling him, North-Eastward along the South-Eastern boundaries of to alter and amend the boundaries of the Upper Chap- Locations 2333 and 2508; thence South-Eastward along man and Mullewa Road Districts by transferring from the South-Western boundary of Location 1076 and part the Upper Chapman Road District to the Mullewa Road of that of Location 451; thence Southward along the District all that territory as set forth and described in Western boundaries of Locations 3309 and 1545 to the the accompanying Schedule, and the external and ward North corner of Location 19913;thence South-West- boundaries of the said Upper Chapman and Mullewa ward along the North-Western boundaries of Locations Road Districts will be altered and amended to the extent 19913 and 12996 tothe North-Eastern boundary of set forth in the said Schedule. Location 6811; thence North-Westward along part of Plans showing particulars of the said alterations arc the latter's North-Eastern boundary to its North corner, deposited and may be seen at the Local Government South-Westward along part of its North-Western boun- Office of the Department of Works and Trading Con- dary to opposite the South corner of Location 4733; cerns, Perth, W.A. thence North-Westward along part of its South-Western boundary to the Eastern side of the Railway Reserve; To come into force as from the 1st day of January, thence Northward along the said Eastern side of the 1917. Railway Reserve where passing through Locations 4733 (Sgd.)C. A. MUNT, and 4732 to the North-Eastern boundary of the latter; Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. thence North-Westward along part of the said North- Eastern boundary to a pointin prolongation South- Westward of the North-Western boundary of Reserve The Schedule. 13382;thence North-Eastward tothe latter's North All that portion of the Upper Chapman Road District corner; thence again North-Westward along the North- bounded by lines commencing at the intersection of a Eastern boundaries of Reserve 13322 and Location 18987 due East line from the North corner of -Victoria Loca- to a point opposite the starting point; thence North- tion 4936 and the production North of the East boun- Eastward crossing the road to the starting point.-One dary of Location 6095 and extending Eastward. member. Bounded on the East by a due North and South line As shown on plan deposited in the Local Government to the East corner of Location 5895; thence South-East- Office,Department of Works and Trading Concerns, ward along the North-Eastern boundary of said Loca- Perth, W.A. tion 5895, to the left bank of the Greenough River. (Sgd.)C. A. MUNT, On the Southward by a line extending South-Westward Under Secretary for Works and Trading Concerns. along the left bank of the Greenough Riverto the South-West corner of Location 4473; thence West. Bounded on the West by the production North of the THE ROADS ACT, 1911. East boundary of Location 6095. Notice of Intention to transfer portion of the Preston Road District to the Collie Road District, and to alter the boundaries of the respective Road Dis- tricts accordingly. TENDERS ACCEPTED. Department of Works and Trading Concerns, Public Works Department, P.W. 2929/16. Perth, 14th November, 1916. Perth, 29th November, 1916. IT is hereby notified, for general information, that by THE following listof Tenders, recently accepted,is virtue of the powers conferred by Section S of " The published for general information: Roads Act, 1911," it is the intention of the Governor by Date of Acceptance, Name of Contractor, Description Order in Council to alter the boundaries between the of Contract, and Amount. Preston and Collie Road Districts by transferring to the Collie Road District all that portion of the Preston Nov 24.-F. Sproule-Bullaring SchoolQuarters,Re- Road District as defined in schedule hereunder, and to moval from Lime Lake (5404), £72 18s. alter the external boundaries of the Preston and Collie 25.-H. Marsh-Narrakine School, ,Removal from Road Districts and the Wards of such Districts accord North Williams (5405), £62 15s. 25.- McIver & Walker-Goldfields High School ingly : 7.1 Manual Training Room, Addition(5394), Schedule. .£89 14s. All that portion of the Preston Road District North- By order of the Hon. the Minister for Works, East of a line commencing on a Northern boundaryof sameatapointNorthofapointon the C. A. MUNT, North boundary of Wellington Location 1311 Under Secretary for Public Works. 2176 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEc. 1, 1916.

ERRATUM. ern meat Gazette of the 27th October, should read at THE accepted Rates for Drainage Material, Sanitary "per Lineal Foot." Fittings, etc., for the Wyndham Freezing Works, Items JAS. THOMPSON, 1 to 11 inclusive, and Item 35, as advertised in the Gov- 30tNovember, 1916. Chairman.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD. Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date of Supplies required. Date of advertising. Schedule No. closing.

1916. 1916. November15 183A, 1916 ..Valves, Traps, Cocks, etc., for Wyndham Freezing Works.. .. Dec. 7 November15 Uniform Clothing for Police, 1917/18 .. Dec. 7 September14 142A, 1916 ..Three-Phase Motors, Switch-Gear and Cables .. Dec. 14. November21 Furniture for State and Commonwealth Departments for 2 years endingDec. 14 31st December, 1918 November23 181A, ]916 Firewood for Pumping Station, Leonora.. Dec. 21 November30 185A, 1916 Firewood for State Battery, Leonora .. Dec. 21 1917. October 17 160A, 1916 ..Electric Tower Wagon and Charging set Jan. 11.

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2.15 p.m. on the date of closing. Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection. Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth. No Tender necessarily accepted.

Accepted Tenders. Tender Sche- Department Board Date. Contractor. dole Particulars. concerned. Rate. No. No. I

587 /16 24-11-HiMessrs: Wm. Sandovor 173A, 50 tons Manharfer Pig Iron ..Railway .. £9 10s. per ton. & Co. 1916, 24/1624-11-16Mr. F. 3. Weston.. 155A, j65 cords of Firewood for the In- Water Supply 15s. 6d. per cord.

1916 i cinerator 573/1625-11-16Robertson & Moffat's168A,Railway and Tramway Uni- Railway Successors 1916 forms Item 50s. 6d. per suit. Item 2 50s. 6d. per suit. Item3 44s. 9d. per suit. Item 4 50s. per suit. Item 5 44s. 9d. per suit. Item6 44s. 9d. per suit. Item 7 19s. 6d. per suit. item 8 19s. 6d. per suit. Item 9 18s. 9d. per suit. Item 10 18s. 9d. per suit. Item 11 22s.rper suit. Item 12.. 8s. 9d. per suit.

241/1523-11-16 j Messrs. Baker & Spence159A, 2,000 cords of firewood for No.Water Supply.. 16s. 9d. per cord. 1916 1 Pumping Station

30th November, 1916. JAS. THOMPSON, Chairman.

Registrar General's Office, Perth, 30th November, 1916. IT is hereby published, for general information, that the undermentioned Minister has been duly registered in this office for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :-

R.G. No. Date. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.

1916. Church of Christ. 2673 29th November ...Mr. Alfred Beaumont Chappell.. Maylands Perth

MALCOLM A.C. FRASER, Registrar General. DEc. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2177

SOLDIERS' ESTATES. TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893. Notice to Creditors. No. 433/1915. Litthe Suplerne Court of Western AustraliaProbate TAKE notice that Maria Meadowerof of Gregory Street Jurisdiction. Geraldton in the State of Western Australia wife of In the matter the Estates of deceased Soldiers. Arnold Meadowcroft of Geraldton aforesaid accountant THE Supreme Court having granted administration to has made application to be registered as the proprietor the Curator of Intestate Estates of the following Sol- of an estate in fee simple in possession in the following diers' Estates: parcel of land situate in the Town of Geraldton and 347/16 Private No. 805,Cecil Vernon Down, 16th Battalion. Geraldton Town Lot 220 containing 1 rood 25 perches 348/16Private No. 625, Ernest Brook Holdsworth, Bounded on the East by 1 chain 50 links of Fitzgerald 16th Battalion. Street 349/16Lance-Corporal No.1669, Henry Holdford Ward, 16th Battalion. On the North by the South boundary of Lot 48 meas- 350/16Private No. 83, Charles Percy Pennells, 16th uring 2 chains 71 8/10th links Battalion. On the West by the East boundary of Lot 209 measur- 358/10Private No. 880, William Clarke, 11th Bat- ing 1 chain 50 links and talion. On the South by the North boundary of Lot 219 360/16Private No. 563, Thomas Kirby, 11th Bat- measuring 2 chains 71 8/10th links. talion. And further take notice that all persons other than 361/16Private No. 730, Alfred Wilkins, 11th Bat- the applicant claiming to have any estate right title or talion. interest in the above parcel of land are hereby required 367/16Private No. 535, Wolverton Edgar, 11th Bat- to lodge in this Office on or before the thirteenth day talion. of January next a caveat forbidding the same from being 309/16PriVate No. 35, William Loder French, 11th brought under the operation of the Act. Battalion. 371/16Private No.1167,David William Palmer, ALFRED E. BURT, 11th Battalion. Registrar of Titles. 372/16Private No.1794, James Moir,11th Bat- Land Titles Office, Perth, talion. 30th November, 1916. 373/16Private No. 1753, Harry Exton, 11th Bat- ArthurF. Abbott, CommercialBankChambers, St. talion. George's Terrace. Perth, Agent for H. Wilson, of 374/16Private No. 1105, Gordon Earle Benham, 11th Geraldton, Solicitor for the Applicant. Battalion. 376/16Corporal No. 221, Arthur Tauslay, 16th Bat- talion. 377/16Sergeant No. 815, Edward Oxlade, 11th Bat- talion. THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-15. 378/10Private No.771, Richard Thomas Duffett, Appointment. 11th 13attalion. TLdE following' appointment made by the undermentioned 379/16Private No. 1648, Thomas Douglas Partridge, Local Board of Health is hereby approved: 16th Battalion. Peak Hill. 389/16Private No. 597, Thomas Sanders, 16th Bat- Thomas Wardle to be Secretary and Inspector, vice talion. T. Orchard, resigned. 392/16Private No.920,Frederick William John- ston, 11th Battalion. EVERITT ATKIN SON, Notice is hereby given that all creditors and other Commissioner of Public Health. persons having claims or demands against theestate 28th November, 1916. of the said deceased are hereby required to send par- ticulars of such claims or demands to the undersigned, on or before the 30th day of December, 1916. CITY OF PERTH. And further, that the undersigned will, immediately after such date, proceed to distribute the assets of the By-law No. 1. said deceased among the creditors and persons entitled thereto, having only to those claims of which Standing Orders. lieshall then ''have had notice.And the said Curator IN pursuance of the powers in that behalf contained will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof in "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1906," and the so distributed to dealt with, to any person whose claim Acts amending the same, the Mayor and Councillors of or demand he shall not then have received notice. the City of Perth do hereby repeal all By-laws of the City of Perth heretofore made inreferencetothe Dated at Perth, this 29th day of November, 1916, several matters dealt with in the By-laws hereinafter GEVASE CLIFTON, s!etout, and to make and order the following By- Curator of Intestate Estates. laws: 1. The proceedings and business of the Council shall be conducted according to the following regulations, TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893. which shall be called the Standing Orders. (Section75.) Chairman. Application No. 1427/1916. 2. In the construction of this By-lawunless the NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the direction context otherWise requires, the word "Mayor" shall of the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf itisin- include the Councillor chosen to preside at any meeting tended on the thirtieth day of December next to issue of the Council. to Rudolph Robinson Lord of Perth manager a Special 3 The Mayor, if present, shall preside at all meet- Certificate of Titleto the landdescribed below the ings of the Council, and in his absence, or if, after being duplicate Certificate of Title having as is alleged been present, he retires, one of the Councillors chosen by the lost. Councillors present shall preside. Dated this thirtieth day of November, 1916. Quorum. ALFRED E. BURT, 4.At any meeting of the Council a quorum shall Registrar of Titles. consist of not less than seven Councillors in addition to the Mayor.Every meeting shall proceed to business The land referred to. so soon after the time stated in the summons as there Lot 15 (Willis Street) of .Seetion C of Buckland Hill shall be a sufficient number of Councillors in attend- Suburban Lot 126 on Plan 654 deposited in the Office ance to constitute a 'quorum. of Titles and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 157 Folio 6 standing in the Adjournment in absence of quorum, name of Rudolph Robinson Lord of Perth. 5.If at any meeting a quorum be not present within Haynes, Robinson, 6-Cox, Howard Street, Perth, a quarter of an hour after, the time appointed for such Solicitors for the Applicant. meeting, the majority of the Councillors present, or any 2178 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916. one Councillor if only one be present, or the Town Clerk Order at Special Meetings. if no Councillor be present, may adjourn such meeting' 13.The order of business at any specialmeeting to any date not later than seven (7) days from the of the Council shall be the order in which such business date of such adjournment. stands in the notice thereof. Count Out. Minutes. 6.If at any time during any meeting of the Council a Councillor shall call the attention of the Mayor to 14. The minutes of any preceding meeting, whether the fact that a quoruM is not present, the Mayor shall ordinary or special, not previously confirmed, shall be thereupon suspendtheproceedingsofthemeeting submitted as the first business at all meetings of the for a period of two minutes, and if a quorum be not Council in ordertotheir confirmation;and nodis- present at the expiration of such period, the meeting cussion shall be permitted thereon except as to their shallbe deemed to have been counted out, and the accuracy as aecord of the proceedings, and the said minutesshallthenbesigned by the Mayor as by Nlayor shall adjourn it to some future date. Section 176 of the Act required. Record of Councillors present. 7. At all meetings at which there are not present Questions. seven Councillors and the Mayor, or eight Councillors 13.Any Councillor desiring to ask a question at as the ease may be, or at which the Council is counted any meeting of the Council shall give notice thereof out for want of a quorum, the names of the Councillors in writing to the Town Clerk at least four hours before then present shall be recorded in the Minute Book. the hour fixed for the meeting. Open Doors. 16.All questions and answers shall be submitted 8.The business of the Council shall be conducted as briefly and concisely as possible, and no discussion with open doors, except upon such occasions as the shall be allowed thereon. Councilshall,by resolution,otherwisedecide,which resolution may be moved without notice. Notices of Motion.. 17. Any Councillor may bring forward such business Reporters. as - he may consider advisable in the form of a motion, 9.At allmeetings accredited newspaper reporters of which notice shall be given in writing to the Town shall be permitted to attend in such part of the Council Clerk, either at the meeting previous to the meeting Chamber as maybeappropriatedfor their accom- at which it is intended to move the same, or at any modation, but they shall withdraw upon a vote of the time thereafter, being not less than three clear days Council so requiring during any portion or the whole before such last-mentioned meeting. of the meeting. Motion to Lapse. Disturbance by Visitors. 18.livery such motion shall lapse unless the Coun- 10. The admission of citizens,reporters, and visi- cillor who gavethenoticethereof,or :some; other tors to the Council Chamber shall be under and subject Councillorauthorisedby him inwriting be present totheregulations that no expression ofdissentor to move the same when such motion shall be called on. approval, conversation, or interruption to the proceed- ings of the Council shall take place, and in the event of DEPUTATIONS. any breach of this regulation, the Mayor may at his Reception of Deputations. discretion, and without a vote of the Council, require 19. Deputations wishing to be received by the Coun- the person or persons so offending to withdraw, and cil shall be requested, in the first instance, to send in a thereuponsuchpersonorpersonsshall immediately memorial in writing, and the Town Clerk shall bring withdraw from the Council Chamber. the memorial before the Committee concerned, which shall be authorised, if it see fit, to receive the deputation Removal of Disturbers. and to report to the Council.If the Committee is of 11.Any person, not being a member of the Council, opinion thatthememorialisone whichshould be who interrupts the orderly conduct of the business of brought before the Council, the Committee shallso theCouncil,who doesnot, immediately upon being report; and, if the Council shall so order, the deputa- called upon by the Mayor so to do, withdraw from the tion shall be invited to attend. Council Chamber, may .by order of the Mayor be removed from the Council Chamber forthwith. Number of Deputation. 20.A deputation shall not exceed ten in number, and BUSINESS AT COUNCIL MEETINGS. only two members thereof shall be at liberty to address the Councilora Committee of theCouncil, except Order of Business. in reply to questions from Anembers of the Council or 12. The order of business of an ordinary meeting Committee, and the matter shall not be further con- shall be as follows,oras near theretoas shall be sideredby theCouncil orthe Committee until the practicable,butforthegreaterconvenienceofthe deputation shall have withdrawn. Council at any particular meeting thereof it may he altered by resolution to that effect: CONDUCT OF DEBATE. i.Confirmation of Minutes. Councillors to Address the ChairPoint of Order. ii.Announcements by the Mayor withoutdis- 21.Any Councillor moving a motion or amendment, cussion. or taking part in the discussion thereon, shall rise and iii.Questions of whichduenoticehasbeen address the Mayor, and shall not be interrupted unless given without discussion. upon a point of order, when he shall resume his seat iv.Correspondence. until the Councillor raising the point of order has been v. Petitions and memorials. heard thereon, and the question of order has been dis- posed of, when the Councillor in possession of the chair vi.Tenders. may proceed. vii.Reports of Committees. viii.Orders of the day, including considering and Nature of Motion to be stated. ordering upon business left over from the 22. Any Councillor desirous of proposing an original previous meeting, and any business the motion or amendment shall state the nature of same Mayor may think desirable to bring under before he addresses the Council thereon, and, if so re- the notice of the Council and may have quired by the Mayor, shall put the same in writing. directed to be entered as an order of the Motions to be SecondedEnforcement of Standing day. Orders. ix.Motions of which previous notices have been 23.No motion or amendment shall be discussed or given. put to the vote of the Council unless it be seconded, but x.Notices of motion for consideration at the a Councillor may require the enforcement of any Stand- followingmeetingifgivenduringthe ing Order of the Council by directing the Mayor's atten- meeting. tion to the infraction thereof. Dnc. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A. 2179

Use of Titles. Mayor's Ruling. 24.At meetings of the Council, speakers in referring 40. The Mayor when called upon to decide a point of to others present thereat shall designate them by their order or practice shall give his decision, and no argu- respective titles of Mayor or Councillor as the case may ment or comment shall be permitted thereon, and his be. decision shall be final in that particular case. Priority of Speakers. 25.If two or more Councillors rise to speak at the Withdrawal ofOffensiveExpression. same time, the Mayor shall decide which is entitled to 41.Any councillor who shall use any expression priority. which in the opinion of the Mayor reflects offensively on Mayor to Speak. any member of the Council, shall, when required by the 26.Whenever the May Or rises during a debate any Mayor, unreservedly withdraw such expression and make Councillor then speaking or offering to speak is to sit a satisfactory apology to the chair, and if he decline down, and the Council is to be silent so that the Mayor or neglect to do so, the Mayor may refuse to Bear such may be heard without interruption. Councillorfurther upon the matter then underdis- Councillor not to Speak twice. cussion and call upon the next speaker, or may suspend 27.No Councillorshallspeak twice on the same or adjourn the sitting of the Council, or may direct question except by way of explanation or in reply upon the offending Councillor to withdraw from the Council any original motion of which he may be the mover, or Chamber for the remainder of the then sitting of the as the mover of the amendment last carried.And no Council. Councillor shall speak to any question after the mover DisturbanceConversing Aloud. shall have been permitted to reply. 42.No Councillor shall make any noise or disturb- Calling to Order for Speaking twice. ance,or, except to raise a point of order, converse 28.The Mayor shall, without waiting for the inter. aloud or interrupt whilst any other Councillor is speak- position of the Council, call to order any Councillor ing, or whilst any matter is being read or opened. proceeding to speak a second time on the same question. Continued Irrelevance. Mover or Seconder to be held to have spoken. 43.The Mayor may call the attention of the Council 29.A Councillor moving or seconding a motion or to continued irrelevance, tedious repetition, unbecoming amendment shall be held to have spoken thereon. language, or any breach of order or decorum on the part of a Councillor, and may direct such Councillor,if No Speaking after Notice put. speaking, to discontinue his speech, and thereupon such 30.No Councillor may speak to any question after Councillor shall cease speaking and resume his seat. the same has been put from the Chair. Crossing Council Chamber. Time Limit. 44.When the Mayor isputting any question, no 31.No Councillor shall speak or address the Council Councillor shall walk out of or across the Chamber, nor upon any motion or amendment before the Council, or in shall any Councillor,whilst any otherCouncilloris reply, for a longer period than ten minutes without the speaking pass between the speaker and the chair. consent of the Council, which shall be signified without debate. Mayor may Call to Order. Speaking in Reply. 45.The Mayor shall preserve order, and may on his 32.It shall not be competent for any new matter to own motion call any Councillor to orderwhenever, in be introduced by the mover when speaking in reply, but his opinion, there shall be cause for so doing. he shall strictly confine himself to answering previous speakers. Infraction of Standing Orders. 46.Every Councillor shall be entitled to direct the Division of Complicated Resolutions. attention of the Mayor to any infraction of the Stand- 33.The Mayor, at his discretion, may, or the Council ing Orders by any other Councillor. may by motion without debate, order a complicated !notion to be divided and put in the form of several Definition of Order. resolutions. 47.Any Councillor who shall do anything, or behave Withdrawal of Motion. in any manner which is forbidden by any section of this 34.A motion or amendment may be withdrawn by By-law shall be deemed to be out of order. the mover with the consent of the Council, which shall Decision of Mayor on Point of OrderCouncillor to be signified without debate, and it shall not be com- Apologise when called upon. petent for any Councillor to speak upon it after the 48. Whenever itshall havebeendecided by the mover has asked permission for its withdrawal, unless Mayor that any motion, amendment, or other matter such permission shall have been refused. before the Council is out of order, the same shall be Production of Documents. rejected, and whenever anything said or done in Coun- 35.Any Councillor may of right requirethe pro- cil by any Councillor shall be similarly decided to be duction of any of the documents of the Council relating out of order, such Councilor shall be called upon by to the question or matter under discussion. the Mayor to make such explanation,retraction,or apology as the case may require. Reflection upon Vote of Council. 36.No Councillor .shall reflect upon any vote of the Councillor to withdraw from Council Chamber. Council except for the purpose of moving that such vote 49.Any Councillor who shall persistin any line of conduct which the Mayor shall have decided,Or be rescinded. which by any section of this By-law is declared to be All Councillors to VoteCasting Vote. out of order, or who shall refuse to make any explana- 37.At all meetings of the Council, save where the tion, retraction, or apology required by the Mayor as Act otherwise provides, all the Councillors present shall aforesaid, shall, upon the request of the Mayor, with- vote.If there be an equal division of votes upon any draw from the Council Chamber for the remainder of question, the Mayor shall, in addition to his own vote, the then sitting of the Council. have a second or casting vote. Removal of Councillor from Council. 50.In theeventofany Councillorrefusingor Digression from Sub ject.Personal Reflections. neglecting to withdraw from the Council Chamber when 38.No Councillorshalldigress from thesubject requested or directed by the Mayor so to do, the Mayor matter of the question under discussion nor impute im- may order such Councillor to be removed from the said proper motives to any other Councillor, and all personal Chamber and to be excluded therefrom during the re- reflections upon anyCouncillorshallbeconsidered mainder of the then sitting of the Council. highly disorderly. Disorder. Record of Words used by a Councillor. 51.If disorder should arise at any meeting of the 39.Any Councillor may require the Town Clerk to Council, the Mayor, acting in his discretion, may as a take down any particular words used by a Councillor matter of right quit the chair, and announce the ad- immediately upon the same being 'used. journment of the meetingforaperiod of fifteen 2180 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916. minutes, when the Council shall re-assemble and decide One Motion only. the question whether the business shall be proceeded 64.At the same sitting no member shall move or with or otherwise, which question shall be put from the second more than one motion for adjournment of the Chair and decided without debate by a majority of the same debate. members present. Resumption of Debate after Count Out. ORDER IN DEBATE. 65.If a debate on any motion, moved and seconded, be interrupted by the Council being counted out, such Motions and Amendments. debate may he resumed at the next meeting, at the point 52.When a. motion is under debate at any meeting where it was so interrupted, on motion with notice. of the Council, no further motion shall be received, except the following: - 4. That the Question, be 7707Uput. 1. That the motion be amended. Time to Move.Put without debate. 2.'that the Council do now adjourn. 66.A Councillor may,attheconclusionof the 3.That the debate be adjourned. speech of another Councillor, move without notice that 4.That the question be now put. the question under, consideration be now put, and upon 5. That the Council doproceedwiththenext such motion being seconded the same shall be immedi- business. ately put without debate. 6.That the Council do resolve into Committee of the whole. Two-thirds Majority. 67.A motion that the consideration of the question 1. That the motion be Amended. be now put shall not be decided in the affirmative or Relevancy of Amendment. take effect without the consent of a two-thirds majority 53.Every amendment shall be relevant to the motion of the Councillors present. on which it is moved. Speaking in Reply. To be read. 68.Whenever itis decided by the Council that the 54.Every amendment shall be read before being question under consideration shall be put, the mover of moved. the question under consideration shall,it debate has One Amendment at a time. ensued, and if otherwise entitled to do so, be permitted 55.One amendment only shall be discussed at one to speak in reply for not more than five minutes before time,but,iflost, another may be moved before the the question is put. originalquestionisput tothe vote, but upon any amendment being carried it shall be competent for any Motion to be put at once. Councillor to move one other amendment thereon, but no 69.Should themotion becarried,the motion or more. amendment under debate shall he at once put. Substantive Motion. Question includes Amendment. 56.Upon theadoptionof any amendthent,such 70.Whenever itis decided by the Council that the amendment shall be held to have quashed the original question under consideration shall be put, the question motion, and for all purposes of subsequent discussion to be so put from the Chair shall be construed and taken the amendment so carriedshall, subject to thelast to mean and include the plain question as well as any preceding clause, be treated as an original motion. amendment thereto. 2. That the Council do 910W Adjourn. 5. That the Council do proceed to the next Business. Time to 1110VC. Time to Move. 71.It shall be competent for any Councillor at the 57.A Councillor mayattheconclusion of the close of the speech of any other Councillor to move, speech of any other Councillor, or on the conclusion of without notice, that the Council do proceed to the next any business, move without notice that the Council do business, and if the motion be seconded, it shall be put now adjourn, provided that the mover may speak for forthwith. not more thanfiveminutes,thesecondershallnot speak beyond formally seconding, and the mover of the Question to be dropped. question (if ally) under debate, on the motion for ad- 72.When a motion be carried that the Council do journment being made, may be heard in reply for five proceed to the next business, the question under dis- minutes, but no further debate shall be allowed. cussion shall be considered as dropped. No Discussion.Procedure before further Motion. Further Motion. 58.No discussion shall be allowed on any motion 73. During the same debate a second motion that for adjournment of the Council, but if on the question the Council do proceed with the next business shall not being put the motion be negatived, the subject then be made within one hour. under consideration, or the next on the notice paper, or any other that may be allowed precedence,shallbe 6. That the Council resolve into Committee. discussed before any subsequent motion for adjournment Decision of Council. 74. The Council may determine that any question shall be entertained. shall he considered in Committee of the whole, and a Question Ad3ourned to next Meeting. motion to that effect may be moved without previous 59.On a resolution for adjournment the question notice. (if ally)under debate when motion for adjournment 'Mattel's to be considered by Committee. was made shall stand adjourned to the next meeting. 75.Such Committee shall consider such matters only One Motion only. as shall have been referred to it by the Council. 60. At the same sitting no Councillor may move or Conduct of Committee. second more than one motion .for the adjournment of the 76.111 Committee of the whole the Standing Orders Council. of the Council shall apply except that Councillors may 3. That the Debate be Adjourned. speak more than once to the same question. Time to Move. Adoption of Committee's Resolutions. 61.Any Councillor may, at the conclusion of the 77.The Mayor shall report the resolutions arrived speech of any other member, move without previous.. at in Committee of the whole to the Council at its next notice that the debate be adjourned to a later hour of ordinary meeting, or upon the resumption of the Council, the same (lay or to any other day. as the case may require, and such resolutions Shall be dealt with as the Council may think fit. No Discussion. 62.No discussion shall be allowed upon a motion for Confidential Business. the adjournment of a debate. 78.All matters dealt with or brought before the Council in Committee or before any Committee of the Mover to Speak First. council shallbe treated asstrictlyconfidential, and 63.On resuming an adjourned debate, the coun- unless and until the Council or a. Committee appointed cillor who moved its adjournment shall be entitled to bytheCouncilotherwisedetermine, no information speak first. whateverinrelationto the proceedings thereat shall DEC. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2181 be disclosed to any person outside the Council prior to (2) To have the management and general direc- the issue of the business paper containing the items to tion of sweeping and watering) the resump- be submitted to Council for confirmation. tion of land for the formation of new streets, and widening of existing streets, and the RESCISSION OF RESOLUTIONS. general administration of the Building By- laws. (3) To inquire into and report to the Council from 79.No resolution of any meeting of the Council shall time to time upon such improvements and be revoked, rescinded, or altered, except in manner pro- repairsasthey may thinknecessary,or vided in Section 165 of the Act. which the Council may, by resolution; direct Repetition of Negatived Motion, them to inquire and report upon. SO. No motion to the same effectasally motion General -Purposes Committee: which has been negatived by the Council shall again be (1) To have thecontrol ofallparks,reserves, entertained within a period of three months, unless with and tree-planting, and of the Baths, Town the consent of at least 14 members of the Council. Hall, and other Municipal buildings. (2) To havetheadministrationof mattersre- SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS. lating to traffic, tramways, motors, licensed Dow Mored. vehicles,hawkers,dogs,andweights and Si.In cases of urgent necessity any standing order measures. or orders of the Council may be suspended on motion (3) To exercise all powers conferred on the Coun- duly made and seconded without notice, provided that cil in respect to expenditure under Section 476 such motion has the concurrence of the majority of the of `"Phe Municipal Corporations Act, 1906." Councillors present, providedalsothat such majority (4) To arrange Civicfunctions, draft addrossos, be not less than eight. etc. Health Committee: Object- of Suspension, to be stated. (1) To supervisethecarrying outofthepro- 52. Any Councillor moving the suspension of any visions of any Act of Parliament or Muni- Standing Order shall state the object of such motion, cipal By-laws affecting: Public Health. but no discussion shall take place thereon. (2)To deal with petitions and complaints from persons affected by these Acts or By-laws. VOTING. (3)To deal with all matters relating to the col- lecting of citynightsoiland refuse,the Method of Taking Votes. supervisionofplacesofamusement, the S3.The Mayor shall,intaking thevoteon any saleof food and drugs, thelicensingof motion or amendment, put the questionfirstinthe noxioustrades,privatehospitals,lodging affirmative, and then in the negative, and he may do so houses, milk purveyors, morgues,etc.,and as often asis necessary to enable him to form and generallycontrolallmatters affecting the declare his opinion from the show, of hands as to which health of the citizens. party has the majority. Electricity and Gas Committee: (1) To mace the direction of all matters in respect Division. to which the Council is empowered by law, 84.The Council shall vote by a show of hands, but relating to the supply of gas or electricity any Councillor may call for a division upon any ques- for public or private purposes. tion, in which case the Councillors voting in the affirma- tiveshall,until the vote isrecorded, stand up, and Special Committees. those in the negative retaintheir,seats;alldivision 88.Special Committees may consist of any number lists shall be entered on the minutes. of members, and may be appointed for time perform- ance of any duty which may be lawfully entrusted to a COMMITTEES. committee, and for the performance of which, in the Standing Committees. opinion of the Council, a special committee ought to be 85.In addition to such special committees as may appointed.No standing committee shall interfere with from time to time be appointed, there shallbefive any matter which may for the time being have been standing committees appointed from among the Coun- entrusted to any Special Committee.The appointment cillors, namely a Finance Committee, a Works Com- of a Special Committee shall be made by resolution of mitee, a General Purposes Committee, a Health Com- the Council, which shall state the duties proposed to be mittee, and an Electricity and Gas Committee, each of entrusted to such Special Committee, and may "either which shall consist of not less than five members.Such state the number of Councillors tot be elected by ballot committees- shallbe appointed each year at thefirst or shall name the Councillors whom it is proposed shall meeting- of the Council which shall be held after the constitute such committee.in the event of a ballot annual election. being taken and an equality of votes being recorded in favour of any two or more Councillors, the Mayor Election of Committees. shallhave a casting vote.Every standing committee 86.The members of the said committees shall, in shallhold officeuntil the thirtieth day of November default of agreement, be elected by ballot, and in the following its appointment. event of an equality of votes for two or more Coun- cillors the Mayor shall have a casting vote. Convening Committee Meetings, 89.The Town Clerk shallcall a meeting of any Powers and Duties of Committees. committee when requested so to do by the Mayor, the 87.The powers and duties of committees shall be chairman, or any two members of such committee. as under: Finance Committee: Standing Orders. (1) To examine and check all accounts and gener- 90.The StandinT Orders of the Council shall be ally supervise the collection and expenditure observed and applyincommittees, except theorder of Municipal revenue. limiting the number of times of speaking, and except (2) To inquire into and report to the Council from as to committees being conducted with open doors. time to time upon all matters which they may consider to affect, or be likely to affect Quorum. the finances of the Municipality, or which 91. At a meeting of a commitee a quorum shall the Council may, by resolution, direct them consist of not less than three members.Every meeting to inquire into and report upon. shall proceed to business so soon after the time stated, (3)To have control of all matters affecting the or there shall be a sufficient number of Councillors in staff of the Council. attendance to constitute a quorum. Works Committee: Minutes. (1) To have the general direction ofallworks 92.Each standing committee shall keep a book, to ordered or sanctioned by the Council, and of be called the Minute-Book, in which shall be entered all streets, roads, ways, drains, bridges, and minutes of all its proceedings and transactions.The otherpublicplaces underthecareand minutes of each meeting-shallbe confirmedat the Management of the Council, following meeting, and signed by the Chairman thereof. 2182 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

MISCELLANEOUS. only; also Three hundred pounds (£300) for the erection Pen alty. of Road Board Offices, to be a charge on the whole 93.Any Councillor who shall be guilty of an offence district. against this By-law shall be liable, on conviction before The total amount of Five hundred pounds (500) is a Court of Summary' Jurisdiction, proposed to be raised by thesaleof debentures of to a penalty not Twenty pounds(£20)each;rate of interest not to exceeding £20. exceed six per cent, per annum, payable at the office Enforcement of By-laws. of the Board half-yearly, the debentures to be payable 94.Whenever any Councillor shall have committed at the office of the Board ten years after date of issue. an offence under this By-law. the Mayor may forthwith The plans, specifications, and estimates of such works lay or cause to be laid an information before a Justice and undertakings and of the proposed buildings, and the of the Peace for the purpose of summoning the offend- statement showing the proposed expenditure of the money ing Councillor, and shall afterwards appear and pro- are open for inspection at the office of the Board, Jose secute the charge. Street, Mullewa, for one month from date of publica- tion hereof, between the hours of ten o'clock in the Passed by the Council of the City of Perth, on the forenoon and four o 'clock in the afternoon on Fridays 2nd day of October, 1916. and Saturdays. FRANK R. JOSEPH BOWES, [a.s.] Mayor. Chairman WM. E. BOLD, Town Clerk. THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Recommended,- Closure of Road. I, JOHN ROWE, being the owner of land over or along (Sgd.)WM. J. GEORGE, which the portion of road hereunder described passes, Minister for Works. have applied to the Narrogin Road Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:- Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Council, this fifteenth day of November, 1916. NARROGIN. 2453/16. (Sgd,)BERNARD PARKER. N. 117.-The surveyed road along the South boundary Clerk of the Executive Council. of Williams Location 2285, from a surveyed road at its South-West corner to a closed road at its South-East corner. (Plan 385B/40, D2.) JOHN ROWE. THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Closure of Road. I, William LeFevre Graham, on behalf of the Narro- THOMAS FREDK. KELLY, being the owner of gin Road Board, hereby assent to the above application land over or along which the portion of road hereunder toclose the road therein described. described passes, have applied to the Cuballing Road W. L. GRAHAM, Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:- Chairman Narrogin Road Board. Corres. 2741/16. 4th November, 1916. C. 94.-The surveyed road along part of the Soutu and the East boundary of Williams Location 4073, from the North-West corner of Location 3983 to the North- THE ROADS ACT, 1911. Eastern corner of Location 4073.(Plan 378D/40, B3.) Closure of lioaa. THUS F. KELLY. HERBERT SUGG, being the owner of land over or along which the portion of road hereunder described I, F. Wake, on behalf of the Cuballing Road Board, passes, have applied to the Dumbleyung Road Board hereby assent to the above application to close the road to close the said portion of road, viz.:- therein described. DUMBLEYUNG. F. WAKE, D. 70.-Thesurveyed road along aNorth and the Chairman Cuballing Road Board. West boundaryof Williams Location2373, from its 23rd November, 1916. Westernmost toits North-West corner.(Plan 408A/40, A2.) SUGG. THE ROADS ACT, 1911. I, John Thomas West, on behalf of the Dumbleyung Closure of Road. Road Board, hereby assent to the above application to I, JOSEPH SHAW, being the owner of land over or close the road therein described. along, which the portion of road hereunder described J. T. WEST, passes, have applied to the Meckering Road Board to Chairman Dumbleyung Road Board. close the said portion of road, viz.:- 11th November, 1916. NECKERING-. 1347/15. THE ROADS ACT, 1911. H. 122.-The surveyed road along the South and part of the East boundaries of Avon Location 19341, from Closure of Road. a surveyed road at its South-West corner to a surveyed I, RUSSELL G. BENNETT, being the owner of land road at a North-West corner of Location 20857.(Plan over or along which the portion ofroadhereunder 26C/40, D4.) described passes, have applied to the Dumbleyung Road J. SHAW. Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:- DUMBLEYUNG. I, William Frew Kennedy, on behalf of the Meckering 508/16. Road Board, hereby assent to the above application to D.7S. -The surveyed road through Williams Loca- close the road therein described. tions 3249, 3248, and Reserve 9852, and along part of the South boundary of Location 5887, as deviated W. F. KENNEDY, from by Road No. 2617, and except where crossed by a Chairman Meckering Road Board. roadpassingNorth-Eastwardand South-Westward 25th November, 1916. through said Reserve 9852.(Plan 408A/40, B2.) R. G. BENNETT. MULLEWA DISTRICT ROAD BOARD. Notice of intention to borrow. I, .John Thomas West, on behalf of the Dumbleyung NOTICEis hereby given that at a meeting of the Road Board, hereby assent to the above application to Mullewa Road Board held on the 4th day of November, close the road therein described. 1916, it was resolved to raise a Loan of Two hundred J. T. WEST, pounds (£200) for expenditure on works and undertak- Chairman Dumbleyung Road Board. ings in the West Ward, to be a charge on that Ward 20th November, 1916. Dec. 1, 1916.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2183

Coolgardie Press, Limited (in Liquidation). NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of shareholders existing between Harold Pearce Partingtou and Ernest of the above-named company will be held on the 2nd Bertram Banfield, carrying on business under the name, December, at 10 a.m.,at the registeredoffice of the style, or firm of ''The W.A. Toy Company," at No. 161 company, for the purpose of placing before such meet- Edward Street,Perth, has been dissolved by Mutual ing an account showing the manner in which the winding- consent, the said Ernest Bertram Banfield taking over up has been conducted to date. the whole of the assets and paying the liabilities of the said firm. CHARLES B. MOOR, Dated this 27th day of November, 1916. 18th November, 1016. Liquidator. II.P. PARTINGTON. Lady Robinson G.M. Co., No Liability (in Liquidation). E. B. BANFIELD. NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of shareholders Signed by the said Harold Pearce Partingtou and Ernest of the above-named company will be held on the 2nd Bertram Banfield, in the presence of,M. Crawcour. December, at 10 a.m.,at the registeredoffice of the MorrisCrawcour,NationalMutualBuildings,St. company, for the purpose of placing before such meet- George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitorforthesaid ing an account showing the manner in which the winding- Harold Pearce Partingtou and Ernest Bertram. Ban- up has been conducted to date. field. CHARLES B. MOOR, 18th November, 1916. Liquidator. Increase of Capital. IT is hereby notified, for public information, that the In the matter of " The Bankruptcy. Act Amendment Capital of the undermentioned_ Company has been in- Act, 1898," and in the matter of Michael IleGrann, creased to 7,000 shares of One pound each. lateof 94 Chelmsford Road, North Perth, Con- tractor. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BRUSHWARE CO. (1909), LTD., Notice ofintention todeclare a first andfinial East Fremantle. Dividend. NOTICE is hereby given that itis my intention to declare a first and final Dividend in the above matter en Monday, the 18th day of December, 1916. NOTICE TO Dividends will be payable to those creditors only who In the matter of " The Administration Act, 1903," and shall have proved their claims. in the matter of thees-,z,:eof Edwin Standing, Dated this 30th day of November, 1916. late of I-Zech:litre Park, near Belmont, in the State ofWestern Australia, Poultry Farmer, deceased, [a.s.] R. DANIELS, Trustee, intestate. cfo Wunderlich, Limited, Lord Street, Perth. ALL persons having any claims or demands against the estate of the above-named deceased are hereby' required to send in particulars inwriting of the same to the In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. undersigned or to George liedley Blue, of Helena Street, In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Midland Junction, the administrator of the estate of Act, 1898," and in the matter of Frederick William the said deceased, on or before the 2nd day of Janu- Warwicker, of Geraldton, Storekeeper aDebtor.. ary, 1917. NOTICE is herebygraventhat itis my intention to Dated this 25th day of November, 1916. declare a first Dividend in the above matter ou the 18th N. W. COWAN-, day of December, 1916, at my office. Commercial Union Chambers, 06 St. George 's Dividends willbe payable tothosecreditorsonly Terrace, Perth who have signed or assented to the deed of assignment. Solicitorfor the Administrator. Dated this 27th day of November, 1916. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. [L.s.] F. C. OVERHEU, Trustee. Re Janet Britnall, deceased. F. C. Overheu, Public Accountant, Marine Terrace, NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other Geraldton. persons having any claims or demands upon or against the estate of Janet Britna 11, late of Perth, in the State of Western Australia, widow, deceased, are requested to send in writing particulars of their claims and demands In the Supreme Court of Western. Australia. to the executor, the West Australian Trustee, Executor, In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment and Agency Company, Limited, at the office of the said Act, 1898," and in the matter of William James company, Barrack Street, Perth, on or before the 3rd Potts, a Debtor. day of January, 1917; and further take notice that, at NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of the Credi- the expiration of the lest mentioned date, the said com- tors ofWilliam JamesPotts, of "'T'he Dale," via pany will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Beverley, farmer, will be held at the office ofJ. P. deceased among_ thepersonsentitledthereto,having Nairn, Solicitor, Vincent Street, Beverley, on Tuesday, regard only to the claims of which itshall then have the 12th day of December, 1916, at 2.30 o 'clock in the had notice. Dated this 24th day of November, 1916. afternoon. PENNY & HILL, Dated this 30th day of November, 1916. Solicitors for the said Company, [c.s.] J. PARKER NAIRN, 19 Howard Street, Perth. Solicitor for the above-named Debtor. In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaProbate Jurisdiction. In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaIn in the Estate of Vincenzo Marinelli, sometimes known Bankruptcy., as Vincent Marinoni, late of Eastern Creek, near In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Nullagine, in the State of Western Australia, Miner, Act, 1898," and in the matter of Fred Clarence deceased, intestate. Stockwell and James Hunter, trading as "Stock- ALL persons having any claims against the estate of well8i;Hunter," of Perenjori, Farmers, Debtors. the above-named deceased are required to send particu- NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtors lars of the same to the executor, Giovanni Marinoni, have executed a deed of assignment under the provisions care of the undersigned, on or before the 31st day of of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," to January, 1917, after which date the said executor will Arthur Frederick Stowe, Public Accountant, as Trustee, proceed to distribute the assets of the said estate, hav- and that the same is now lying for inspection and execu- ing regard only to those claims of which he shall then tion at the offices of the said Trustee, St. George's Ter- have had notice. race, Perth. Dated this 2Sth clay of November, 1916. Dated this 30th clay of November, 1916. M. L. MOSS, DWYER, UNMACK, & THOMAS, Solicitors for the above-named Executor, M. M. MOSS, Howard Street, Perth. Official Receiver in Bankruptcy. 2184 G OVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEC. 1, 1916.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892. Receiving Order.

No. of Date of Date of Act or acts of Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. Matter. Order. Petition. Bankruptcy.

Reginald Stanley Gargett,Geraldton Mechanical Supreme45 of 191629thdayof28th dayofDebtor's petition. lately carrying on busi- Dentist Court, November, November, ness as " The Provincial Perth 1916 1916 Denture Co."

Adjudication.

Debtor's Name. Address. Description. Court. I No. of Matter. Date of Order. Date of Petition.

Reginald StanleyGeraldton Mechanical Supreme Court, 1916 29th day of Nov-28th day of November, Gargett, lately carry- Dentist Perth ember, 1916 1916 ing on business as "The Provincial Den. ture CO."

M. M. MOSS, Dated the 30th day of November, 1916. Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, Perth.

In the Supreme Court of Western AustraliaIn In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. Bankruptcy. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," and in the matter of Charles, Taylor, Act, 1898," and inthe matter of John Charles of Southern Cross, Farmer and Butcher, a Debtor. Macgregor, a Debtor. Notice of intention to declare a first Dividend. NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare NOTICE is hereby given that the above-named debtor a first Dividend in the above matter on Friday, the 15th has executed a deed of assignment under the provisions day of December, 1916. of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," to Dividends will be payable to those creditors only who Augustus Skipworth, as Trustee, and that the same is have signed or assented to the deed of assignment. now lying for inspection and execution at theoffices of the said Trustee, Vincent Street, Beverley. Dated this 28th day of November, 1916. Dated this 30th day of November, 1916. [L.s.] J. THOMPSON, M. M. MOSS, Trustee. Official Receiver in Bankruptcy. Thompson 4- Co., Public Accountants, T. 4- G. Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth. In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. In the matter of The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," and in the matter of Aaron Wheeler, of York Road, Midland Junction, Storekeeper, a Debtor. CONTENTS. Notice of intention to declare a first and final Dividend. Page NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare Aborigines 2154 a first and final Dividend in the above matter on Monday, Administration Act .. 2177, 2183 the 15th clay of January, 1917. Appointments.. 2153-4-6-77 Dividends will be payable to those creditors only who Bankruptcy Notices.. ,. 2183-4 have signed or assented to the deed of assignment. Colonial Secretary's Department 2151-2, 2154 Companies 2183 Dated this 29th day of November, 1916. Crown Law Department .. 2154 A. J. McLAREN, Declarations and Attestations 2154 Trustee. Early Closing.. 2151 Pye, Burkett, cy-Co.,Public Accountants, Weld Chambers, Electoral 2154 St. eorge's Terrace, Perth. Health.. 2152,2177 Justices of the Peace .. 2153 In the Supreme Court of Western Australia. Lands Department .. 2151-2, 2154, 2156-69 In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Licensed Surveyors' Board .. 2162 Act, 1898," and in the matter of Louisa Florence Licensing 2154 McKee, of Albany, in the State of Western Aus- Local Courts .. 2154 tralia, married woman, and Arthur Mason Lilley- Marriages 2176 man, of York, inthesaidState, Hotelkeeper, Mines Department .. 2169-71 trading at York aforesaid in co-partnership under Municipalities.. 2151, 2172-3, 2177 the name, style, or firm of "A. M. Lilleyman," Orders-in-Council 2152 Hotelkeepers, Debtors. Partnerships Dissolved 2183 Proclamations 2151 NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditors Public Service Commissioner (Commonwealth) .. 2153 of Louisa Florence McKee, of Albany, in the State of Public Service Commissioner (State) ..2154-6 Western Australia, married woman, and Arthur Mason Public Works Department.. 2151, 2172-5 Lilleyman, of York, in the said State, Hotelkeeper, trad- Roads Boards (see also under " Lands " andPublic ing at York aforesaid in co-partnership under the name, Works " Departments).. 2182 style,or firmof "A. M Lilleyman," Hotelkeepers, Soldiers' Estates 2177 will be held at the office of Mr. T. P. Barrymore, Solici- Tender Board.. 2176 tor, Avon Terrace, York, on Monday, the 11th day of Tenders Accepted . 2175-6 December, 1916, at ,2.30 o'clock in the afternoon. Tenders invited 2173, 2176 Dated this 2Sth day of November, 1916. Timber Regulations 2169 [L.s.] THEO. P. BARRYMORE, Transfer of Land .. 2177 Solicitor for the said Louisa Florence McKee and Treasury ..2153-4 Arthur Mason Lilleyman, Water Supply, etc. .. 2152 Avon Terrace, York. Workers' Homes Board 2154, 2169

By Authority :FRED. WM. SIMPSON, Government Printer, Perth.