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[1019 OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Published by Authority et 3.30 p.m.) No. 5] PERTH : FRIDAY, 16 JANUARY [1981 Money Lenders Act 1912-1979 . successors and assigns (hereinafter called "the Joint Venturers") provided that this exemption may be re- PROCLAMATION voked by me in respect of any of the Joint Venturers WESTERN AUSTRALIA,') By His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John if, but for this exemption, such Joint Venturer would JTrowbridge, Knight Commander of the Royal become required hereafter to register under that Act for RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the Most TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of any reason other than- Governor. Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of (a) entering into the Project Agreement dated 30th [L.S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . September 1980 between Woodside Petroleum Development Pty . Ltd., Woodside Oil Ltd ., PURSUANT to the Provisions of paragraph (f) of Mid-Eastern Oil Ltd ., Shell Development (Aus- section 3 of the Money Lenders Act 1912-1979 I, the tralia) Proprietary Limited, Hematite Petro- Governor, acting with the advice and consent of the leum Proprietary Limited, BP Petroleum Executive Council do hereby exempt Partnership Pacific Development Australia Proprietary Limited, Securities Limited, a body corporate whose registered California Asiatic Oil Company and Woodside office in Western Australia is situated at 191 Saint Petroleum Ltd . (hereinafter as amended from George's Terrace, Perth, from registration under that time to time called "the Project Agreement") ; Act . for a period of two years with effect on and from or the 17th January, 1981 . (b) the making of any loans or the provision of Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the any other credit pursuant to or in implementa- said State, at Perth, this 7th day of January, tion of the Project Agreement. 1981. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the By His Excellency's Command, said State, at Perth,--this 7th day of January, IAN MEDCALF, 1981. Attorney General. By His Excellency's Command, GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! IAN MEDCALF, Attorney General . GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! Money Lenders Act 1912-1979 . PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,1By His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John To Wit: JTrowbridge, Knight Commander of the Royal Schedule . RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the `just TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St . John of Woodside Petroleum Development Pty . Ltd . Governor. Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of Woodside Oil Ltd . [L .S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the . Mid-Eastern Oil Ltd . Commonwealth of Australia Shell Development (Australia) Proprietary Limited PURSUANT to section 3 (f) of the Money Lenders Hematite Petroleum Proprietary Limited Act 1912-1979 I, the Governor, acting with the advice BP Petroleum Development Australia Proprietary and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby exempt Limited from registration under that Act each of the bodies cor- Californian Asiatic Oil Company porate listed in the Schedule hereto together with their Woodside Petroleum Ltd . 102 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [16 January 981 . Transfer of Land Act, 1893 . Land Act, 1933-1977 . PROCLAMATION PROCLAMATION (Resumption .) WESTERN AUSTRALIA,lBy His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John WESTERN AUSTRALIA,lBy His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John To Wit : JTrowbridge, Knight Commander of the Royal To Wit : JTrowbridge, Knight Commander of the Royal RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the Most RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the Most TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of Governor . Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of Governor. Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of [L .S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the [L.S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia. Commonwealth of Australia . File No . 5735/50, V9. File No. 2649/65, V2 . WHEREAS by the "Transfer of Land Act, 1893", the WHEREAS by section 109 of the Land Act, 1933-1977, Governor is empowered by Proclamation in the Govern- the Governor may resume, for any purpose as in the iraent Gazette to revest in Her Majesty as of Her former public interest he may think fit, any portion of land held estate all or any lands, whereof Her Majesty may as a Pastoral Lease : and whereas it is deemed ex- become the registered proprietor, and WHEREAS Her pedient that the portion of Pastoral Lease described in Majesty is now the registered proprietor of the lands the schedule hereto should be resumed for "Trigono- described in the Schedules hereto : Now therefore, I, the metrical Station Site" : Now therefore, I, the Governor Governor with the advice and consent of the Executive with the advice and consent of the Executive Council do Council, do by this my Proclamation revest in Her by this my proclamation resume portion of Pastoral Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors, the land described Lease No . 3114/1019 Crown Lease No . 342/1980 for in the Schedules hereto as of Her former estate . the purpose aforesaid . Given under my hand and the Public Seal of West- Given under my hand and the Public Seal of tern Australia, at Perth, this 7th day of Janu- the said State, at Perth, this 7th day of January, 1981 . ary, 1981 . By His Excellency's Command, By His Excellency's Command, D. J . WORDSWORTH, Minister for Lands . D. J . WORDSWORTH, Minister for Lands . GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! Schedule . That portion of Pastoral Lease No . 3114/1019 dis- tinguished as Ularring Location 6 on Lands and Surveys Reserve Diagram 391 containing an area of 4 096 square metres . Schedule 1 . (Plan Youanmi and Leonora 1 : 250 000 .) File No. ; Description of Land ; Certificate of Title, Volume ; Folio . 3443/980-Sussex Location 242 ; 56; 42. Hire-Purchase Amendment Act (No . 2) 1980 . 1592/41-Kojonup Location 6531 ; 1099 ; 16. PROCLAMATION 2159/57-Portion of Canning Location 322 being Lot WESTERN AUSTRALIA,IAUSTRALIA,lBy By His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John To Wit : Knight Commander of the Royal 7 on Diagram 10402 ; 1539 ; 763 . RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the Most TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of 3553/70-Portion of Canning Location 9 and being part Governor . Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of of Lot 44 on Plan 10367 ; 1574 ; 108 . [L .S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . 819/91 V5-Portion of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot WHEREAS it is enacted by section 2 of the Hire- 253 and being Lot 105 on Plan 12178 ; 1491; Purchase Amendment Act (No. 2) 1980 that that Act 753. shall come into operation on a day to be fixed by pro- 3706/980-Portion of Swan Location K1 and being Lot clamation : Now therefore I, the Governor, acting with 535 on Plan 8691 ; 1532 ; 913 . the advice and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby fix 1 February 1981 as the day on which the 2115/78-Portion of Plantagenet Location 638 ; 1574 ; Hire-Purchase Amendment Act (No. 2) 1980 shall 029 . come into operation . Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the 2337/79-Portion of Collie Agricultural Area Lot 40 ; said State, at Perth this 7th day of January, 1572; 274 . 1981. 2715/76 V2-Portion of Geraldton Town Lot 801 and By His Excellency's Command, being part of Lot 92 on Diagram 46226 ; R. J . O'CONNOR, 1575 ; 019 . Minister for Labour and Industry . GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! ! ! Schedule 2 . Petroleum Act, 1967. File No.; Description of Land . PROCLAMATION WESTERN AUSTRALIA,) By His Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John 1369/78-Portion of Victoria Location 2706 being Lot To Wit : JTrowbridge, Knight Commander of the Royal 2 on Diagram 54576 and being the balance RICHARD Victorian Order, Knight of Grace of the Most TROWBRIDGE, Venerable Order of the Hospital of St. John of of land in Certificate of Title Volume 1535, Governor . Jerusalem, Governor in and over the State of Volume 947. [L .S .] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia . 2859/79-Portion of Canning Location 13 being the land WHEREAS it is enacted by subsection (2) of section coloured blue and marked "Drain Reserve" 15 and subsections (2) and (3) of section 152 of the on Diagram 57930 and being part of the Petroleum Act, 1967 that notwithstanding the Land land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume Act, 1933 or any other Act the Governor, by proclama- 1567, Folio 240 . tion, may declare that any land of the Crown or part 1971/79-Portion of Cockburn Sound Location 497 thereof reserved for or dedicated to any public pur- being Lot 500 on plan 12890 and being part pose under any Act and howsoever classified that : of the land comprised in Certificate of Title (a) is not Crown land within the meaning of that Volume 1544, Folio 425 . expression in Section 5 of the Act ; and 16 January 1981 .] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 103 (b) is specified in the proclamation, File No. 1018/90, V4 .-That Reserve No . 9496 should vest in and be held jointly by the Shire of Bridgetown- is Crown land for the purposes of the Petroleum Act, 1967 and is land to which that Act applies, so long as Greenbushes and the Commissioner of Main Roads, in the proclamation remains in force : Now, therefore, I trust for the purpose of "Gravel" . the Governor acting with the advice and consent of the File No . 1592/41 .-That Reserve No. 22321 should Executive Council and in the exercise of the powers vest in and be held by the Minister for Education, in under subsection (2) of section 15 of the Petroleum Act, trust for the purpose of "Agricultural Training School 1967, do hereby declare that the land of the Crown Site".
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