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Petrol Roster WESTERN AUSTRALiAN GOVERNMENT PERTH, TUESDAY, 9 APRIL 1991 No 53 SPECIAL PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY G. L. DUFFIELD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER AT 3.30 PM RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987 PETROL ROSTER 01705-1 RETAIL TRADING HOURS ACT 1987 PETROL ROSTER ORDER 1991 Made by the Minister for Consumer Affairs. Citation 1. This Order may be cited as the Petrol Roster Order No. 1 of 1991. Commencement 2. This Order shall come into operation on the day that it is published in the Governmeat Gazette. Petrol Roster 3. Shopkeepers of zoned filling stations specified in the Schedule shall be open during the days and times respectively in that Schedule for the sale of fuel and requisites. Fuel and Requisites to be Sold 4. All forms of fuel and the following requisites, namely- a oil; b lubricants; c tyres; d batteries; e distilled water; and 1 such other requisites as the shopkeeper has in stock at the shop, shall be sold by shopkeepers of the zoned filling stations specified in the Schedule during the days and times so specified. Roster for Christmas Day, Anzac Day, Good Friday 5. Where, whether as a weekend roster or weekday night roster any part of Christmas Day, Anzac Day or Good Friday is included in the rostered extraordinary trading period of a shop except those shops rostered to open between 10 pm and 7 am daily, the shopkeeper of that shop shall keep that shop open on Christmas Day, Anzac Day, or Good Friday as the case requires for the sale of all forms of fuel and requisites specified in item 4 between the hours of 9 am and noon and 3 pm and 10 pm on Christmas Day; and 7 am and 10 pm on Anzac Day or Good Friday. YVONNE HENDERSON, Minister for Consumer Affairs. 1 SHOPS IN ZONE NO0 1 CITY OF PERTH ZONE Ci WEEKDAY NIGHT ROSTER Monday to Friday 6PM to 10PM 1st to 5th April 1991 Farinosi Alliance Tyre & Auto Gas Pty Ltd, Cnr James & Fitzgerald Streets, West Perth 15th to 19th April 1991 Caltex Beaufort Bridge, Cnr Beaufort & Aberdeen Streets, Perth 3rd June to 7th June 1991 Shell West Perth Self-Serve, Cnr Wellington & Thomas Streets, Perth 17th June to 21st June 1991 Wellington Square Service Station, Cnr Wellington & Hill Streets, Perth 24th June to 28th June 1991 Swan Taxis Co-operative, 1008 Wellington Street, Perth 8th July to 12 July 1991 B.P. Havelock Service Station, Cnr Havelock & Hay Streets, West Perth 15th July to 19th July 1991 Queens Gardens Ampol Servicentre, 193 Hay Street, East Perth 2 ii WEEKEND ROSTER Saturday 1PM to 10PM Sunday 7AM to 10PM 6th April to 7th April 1991 Farinosi Alliance Tyre & Autogas Pty Ltd, Cnr James & Fitzgerald Streets, West Perth 13th April to 14th April 1991 Caltex Beaufort Bridge, Cnr Beaufort & Aberdeen Streets, Perth 27th April to 28th April 1991 Shell West Perth Self-Serve, Cnr Wellington & Thomas Streets Perth 4th May to 5th May 1991 Queens Gardens Ampol Servicentre, 193 Hay Street, East Perth 18th May to 19th May 1991 Wellington Square Service Station, Cnr Wellington & Hill Streets, Perth B.P. Havelock Service Station, Cnr Havelock & Hay Streets, West Perth 25th May to 26th May 1991 Swan Taxis Co-Operative, 1008 Wellington Street, Perth 1st June to 2nd June 1991 Farinosi Alliance Tyre & Autogas Pty Ltd, Cnr James & Fitzgerald Streets, West Perth 8th June to 9th June 1991 Caltex Beaufort Bridge, Cnr Beaufort & Aberdeen Streets, Perth 22nd June to 23rd June 1991 Shell West Perth Self-Serve, Cnr Wellington & Thomas Streets, Perth 29th June to 30th June 1991 Queens Gardens Ampol Servicentre, 193 Hay Street, East Perth 13th July to 14th July 1991 Wellington Square Service Station, Cnr Wellington & Hill Streets, Perth B.P. Havelock Service Station, Cnr Havelock & Hay Streets West Perth 20th July to 21st July 1991 Swan Taxis Co-Operative, 1008 Wellington Street, Perth 3 iii 10PM TO 7AM ROSTER EACH NIGHT 10PM TO 7AM 1st April to 21st July 1991 BP Highgate, Cnr Beaufort and Bulwer Streets, Perth BP North Perth, 342 Fitzgerald Street, North Perth Swan Taxis Co-Operative,1008 Wellington Street,WestPerth Shell West Perth Self Serve,Cnr Thomas St and WellingtonSt Perth Green and Gold Taxis,24 Edward Street,East Perth Caltex Malaga,Cnr Alexander Drive and Carson Rd, Malaga Nick’s Caltex, 375 Great Eastern Highway, Midland Caltex Causeway, Cnr Asquith Street and Shepperton Road,Victoria Park Caltex Self Serve Morley,168 Walter Road, Morley Gull Causeway,160 Albany Highway,Victoria Park BP Bentley Self Serve, Albany Highway,Bentley Caltex Carousel, 1346 Albany Highway,Cannington BP Cannington,Cnr Short Street and Albany Highway, Cannington Shell Kewdale,Cnr Kewdale and Abernethy Roads,Kewdale BP Oasis Truck Stop,Kewdale Road,Kewdale Ampol Service Station,Cnr Albany Highway and Denney Avenue, Kelmscott Caltex Naddington,Cnr Kelvin Road and Orchard Road, Naddington Shell Market City,Bannister Road,Canning Vale EP Freantle,Elder Place, Fremantle Shell Canning Bridge Self Serve, Canning Highway,Mount Pleasant Caltex Murdoch, South Street,Murdoch Shell Myaree Self Serve,Cnr North Lake Roadand Marmion Street ,Myaree Ampol Observation City,205 West Coast Hwy,Scarborough Martino’s Ampol, 365 Scarborough Beach Rd, Doubleview Ampol Balga,Cnr Wanneroo Rd and Amelia St,Balga Shell Glengarry Self Serve,Cnr Warwick Rd and Glengarry ,Duncraig BP Padbury,2 Warburton Avenue,Padbury 4 SHOPS IN ZONE NO0 2 - MOUNT LAWLEY ZONE 1 WEEKDAY NIGHT ROSTER Monday to Friday 6PM to 10PM 1st April to 5th April 1991 Solo Balga, 436 Wanneroo Road, Balga Caltex Service Station, Cnr Walter Road & Coode Street, Bedford Park Motormore Service Centre, Cnr Guildford Road & Walcott Street, Mount Lawley Gull Yokine, Cnr Wanneroo Road & Daley Street, Tuart Hill 8th April to 12th April 1991 Caltex Lord Street, Cnr Lord & Parry Streets, East Perth Shell Service Grand Prom, Cnr Grand Promenade & Lowick Road, Dianella Elliott Motors, 321 Guildford Road, Bayswater Solo North Perth, Cnr Fitzgerald & Angove Streets, North Perth Ampol Mirrabooka, Cnr Honeywell Blvd & Boyare Avenue, Mirrabooka 15th April to 19th April 1991 Ampol Inglewood, Cnr Central Avenue & Beaufort Street, Inglewood Caltex Dianella, Cnr Grand Promenade & Alexander Drive, Dianella Solo Bayswater, Cnr Katanning Street & Guildford Road, Bayswater Caltex BenaraRoad, Cnr Benara & Beechboro Roads, Morley 22nd April to 26th April 1991 B.P. North Perth, 342 Fitzgerald Street, North Perth Guildford Road Caltex Service Station, Cnr Caledonian Avenue & Guildford Road, Maylands Shell Morley Square, Cnr Russell & Rudloc Streets, Morley Ampol Nollamara, Cnr Nollamara Avenue & Carcoola Street, Nollamara 29th April to 3rd May 1991 Ampol Morley Centre, Cnr Collier Road & Johnsith Street, Morley B.P. Mirrabooka, Cnr Yirrigan Drive & Farrier Road, Mirrabooka Gull First Avenue, 81 Guildford Road, Mt Lawley Ampol Charles Street, Cnr Charles & Angove Streets, North Perth 6th May to 10th May 1991 B.P Magnolia Service Station, 92 Railway Parade, Bayswater Caltex Malaga, Cnr Carson Road & Alexander Drive, Malaga Solo Walter Road, Cnr Walter & Dundas Roads, Inglewood Shell Balga Self Serve, Cnr Marloo & Chipala Roads, Balga Solo Tuart Hill, Cnr Royal Street & Wanneroo Road, Tuart Hill 5 Zone 2 - Weekday Night Roster Cont. 13th May to 17th May 1991 Caltex Old Perth Garage, Cnr Brisbane & Bulwer Streets, East Perth B.P. Dianella Service Station, Cnr Cleveland Street & Walter Road, Dianella Shell Service Mt Yokine, Cnr Flinders & Swan Streets, Yokine Shell King William Street, Cnr Guildford Road & King William Street, Bayswater 20th May to 24th May 1991 B.P. Noranda Service Centre, Cnr Benara Road & McGilvray Avenue, Noranda Caltex Inglewood Service Centre, Cnr Beaufort Street & Crawford Road, Inglewood B.P. Dog Swamp Self Serve, Wanneroo Road, Yokine Shell North Perth, Cnr Fitzgerald & Vincent Streets, North Perth B.P0 Fieldgate Service Station, Cnr Culloton Crescent & Lindway Street, Balga 27th May to 31st May 1991 Shell Service Lord Street, Cnr Lord & Edwards Streets, East Perth Shell Hampton Park Self Serve, 501-503 Walter Road, Bayswater Caltex Yokine, 86 Flinders Street, Yokine Shell Morley Service Station, Cnr Wellington & Noranda Streets, Morley 3rd June to 7th June 1991 B&C Bongiornos Esso, Cnr William & Walcott Streets, Mt Lawley Shell Dianella Car Spa, Cnr Grand Promenade & Walter Road, Dianella Caltex Service Station, Cnr Wanneroo Road & Lawley Street, Tuart Hill B,P Enterprise Service Station, 291 Guildford Road, Maylands 10th June to 14th June 1991 Argon Petroleum Perth, 469 William Street, Perth B.P, Morley Service Station, Cnr Crimea Street & Walter Road, Morley BP. Blythe Avenue, Cnr Blythe & Roscorla Avenues, Mt Yokine Solo Balga Service, Cnr Princess Road & Balga Avenue, Balga G & A Ferro Rosemount Southern Cross, 41 Angove Street, North Perth 17th June to 21st June 1991 Shell Mirrabooka Self Serve, Cnr Yirrigan Drive & Farrier Road, Mirrabooka Gull Bayswater, Cnr Beechboro Road & King Street, Bayswater 6 Zone 2 - Weekday Night Roster Cont. 17th June to 21st June 1991 cont. B & M Ricciardello Motors, 480 William Street, Perth Solo Dianella, Cnr Grand Promenade & Walter Road, Dianella B.P. Yokine Service Centre, Cnr Flinders & Villiers Streets, Mt Yokine 24th June to 28th June 1991 RipepPs Caltex, 430 Morley Drive, Morley Shell Service Nollamara, Sylvia Street, Nollamara Shell Alexander Park Self Serve, Cnr Fitzgerald & Walcott Streets, Mt Lawley B.P. Highgate, Cnr Bulwer & Beaufort Streets, Perth 1st July to 5th July 1991 B.P. Wirrina Service Station, Walter Road, Morley Park Solo Inglewood, 791 Beaufort Street, Inglewood Green & Gold Taxis, 24 Edward Street, East Perth 8th July to 12th July 1991
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