Government Gazette

No. G 45 Thursday 12 November 1998 GENERAL

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service at various locations under the name of ÒMorrieÕs Lawn Mowing & Gardening ServiceÓ has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 30 October 1998. All debts due to and owing by the partnership will be received and paid respectively by Duane Andrew Turner and Catherine Agnes Turner who will continue to carry on the said business in partnership under the same business name.

Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of DOROTHY MAY CARDER, formerly of 26 Excell Drive, North Dandenong, Victoria, but late of The Grange, Ratcliffe Highway, St. Mary Hoo, Rochester, Kent, England, home duties, deceased, who died on 13 May 1998, are required to send particulars of their claims to the executrix care of the undermentioned solicitors by 13 January 1999, after which date the executrix will distribute the assets having regard only to the claims for which notice has been received. BORCHARD & MOORE, solicitors, 44 Douglas Street, Noble Park. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Notice is given that the partnership Creditors, next-of-kin and others having previously subsisting between Mark Sokacic, claims in respect of the estate of KENNETH Ian McLeod and Dietrich Faust carrying on HAROLD CREED, formerly of Elaine, business as designers under the style or firm Victoria, but late of 3 Moola Street, Black Hill, name of Aesthos Design Studio has been , in the said State, retired grazier, who dissolved as from 22 September 1998 so far as died on 5 August 1998 are required by Ian concerns Dietrich Faust who retires from the Robert Knox, the executor to whom probate of firm. the deceasedÕs will has been granted, to send particulars to the executor c/o Messrs Bowman All debts due to and owning to the said firm & Knox, solicitors, 32 Fenwick Street, will be received and paid respectively by Mark 3220 by 21 January 1999 after which date the Sokacic and Ian McLeod who will continue to executor may convey or distribute the assets, carry on the said business in partnership under having regard only to the claims of which the the style or firm name of Aesthos Design Studio. executor then has notice . Dated 30 October 1998. Dated 12 November 1998. SIGNED BY THE PARTNERS BOWMAN & KNOX, solicitors, D. FAUST 32 Fenwick Street, Geelong. IAN McLEOD MARK SOKACIC MARGARET ELLEN REEDY, late of 84 Heathmont Road, Heathmont, Victoria, widow, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others Notice is hereby given that the partnership having claims in respect of the estate of the previously subsisting between Craig Andrew deceased, who died on 19 April 1998 are Jarvis, Theresa Margaret Jarvis, Duane Andrew required by the trustee, Martin Frank Horan, in Turner and Catherine Agnes Turner, carrying on the will called Martin Horan of 1425 Mickleham business as a lawn mowing and gardening Road, Yuroke, Victoria, solicitor, no relation to Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2717 send particulars to the trustee by 14 January claims to the executors, Adrian Mark Walker, 1999 after which date the trustee may convey or Thomas McLachlan Cuthbertson and Lindsay distribute the assets having regard only to the Norman McDowell, care of 8 Hill Street, East claims of which the trustee has notice. Bentleigh, Victoria, by 21 January 1999 after CHESSELL WILLIAMS, solicitors, which date the executors will distribute the Level 13, 379 Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. assets having regard only to the claims of which the executors then have notice. Estate of JAMES HENRY IRVING LONG DUNHILL MADDEN BUTLER, solicitors, (also known as James Long) late of 45 Balmain 575 Bourke Street, Melbourne. Drive, Carrum Downs, in the State of Victoria, welder, retired, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin ALAN ERIC HOLT, late of 475 Campbell and others having claims against the estate of Street, Swan Hill, gentleman, deceased. the abovenamed deceased, who died on 26 June Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims 1998 are required by the executrix, Catherine in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died Sarah Long of 115 Woodland Street, Balgowlah, on 26 August 1998 are required by the trustees, in the State of New South Wales, receptionist, to Alfred Stanley Holt of 5 Parkview Drive, Swan send particulars of their claims to the executrix, Hill, Victoria, retired and Thelma Lyle Hayden care of Miss Dorothy A. Weaver, LL B, of Piangil, Victoria, farmer, to send particulars solicitor, 1st Floor, 459 Little Collins Street, to the trustees by 8 January 1999 after which Melbourne, Victoria by 15 January 1999 after date the trustees may convey or distribute the which date the executrix may proceed to convey assets, having regard only to the claims of which or distribute the assets of the estate having the trustees then have notice. regard only to the claims of which she then has DWYER MAHON & ROBERTSON, notice. lawyers & consultants, DOROTHY A. WEAVER, LL B, solicitor, 194-208 Beveridge Street, Swan Hill. 1st Floor, 459 Little Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. WILLIAM RONALD BUTTLER, late of Nazareth House, Mill Street, Ballarat, deceased, Estate of NANCY JOYCE MOON, also who died on 17 July 1998. Creditors, next-of- known as Nancy Moon, late of Mornington kin and all other persons having claims against Nursing Home, 680 Nepean Highway, the estate of the said deceased, are required by Mornington, in the State of Victoria, librarian, the executors, Leonie Mary Buttler of 1 retired, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and Kallioota Street, Alfredton and Darrell John others having claims against the estate of the Fraser of 41 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat, abovenamed deceased, who died on 19 June solicitor to send detailed particulars of their 1998 are required by the executrix, Dorothy claims to them care of the undersigned on or Amy Weaver, of 1st Floor, 459 Little Collins before 2 January 1999 after which date they will Street, Melbourne, in the State of Victoria, proceed to distribute the estate having regard solicitor, to send particulars of their claims to only to the claims of which they then have her by 15 January 1999 after which date the notice. executrix may proceed to convey or distribute FRASER, NEVETT & FRAWLEY, solicitors, the assets of the estate having regard only to the 41 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat. claims of which she then has notice. DOROTHY A. WEAVER, LL B, solicitor, MARION POPPLEWELL, late of C3 Percy 1st Floor, 459 Little Collins Street, Baxter Flats, 32-34 Pleasant Street, Ballarat, Melbourne 3000. deceased, who died on 23 September 1998. Creditors, next-of-kin and all other persons Creditors, next-of-kin or others having having claims against the estate of the said claims in respect of the estate of BLAIR deceased, are required by the executor, Darrell CAMPBELL RITCHIE, late of 3/3 Stonehaven John Fraser of 41 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat, Court, Toorak, Victoria, deceased, who died on solicitor, to send particulars of their claims to 27 August 1997 are to send particulars of their him care of the undersigned on or before 2 2718 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

January 1999 after which date he will proceed to Creditors, next-of-kin or others having distribute the estate having regard only to the claims in respect of the estate of LILLIAN claims of which he then has notice. IRENE ARTHUR, deceased, in the will and FRASER, NEVETT & FRAWLEY, solicitors, codicil called Lillian Irene Arthur, late of 27 Clarke Street, Portarlington 3223, who died on 41 Lydiard Street South, Ballarat. 13 March 1998 are to send particulars of their claims to the executors care of the EMILY GELLIE, late of 13 McGreadie undermentioned solicitors by 19 January 1999 Street, Piangil, Victoria, home duties, deceased. after which date the executors will distribute the Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims assets having regard only to the claims of which in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died the executors then have notice. on 13 May 1998, are required by the trustees, GARGAN & ROACHE, solicitors, Edward George Gellie and Leslie Raymond 235 Ryrie Street, Geelong 3220. Gellie, to send particulars to them care of the undermentioned solicitors by 6 January 1999, Creditors, next-of-kin or others having after which date the trustees may convey or claims in respect of the estate of DOROTHY distribute the assets, having regard only to the HILDA GERLACH, deceased, in the will and claims of which they then have notice. codicil called Dorothy Hilda Gerlach, late of 9 GARDEN & GREEN, lawyers, Skene Street, Newtown 3220, who died on 4 McCallum Street, Swan Hill. 25 March 1998 are to send particulars of their claims to the executors care of the undermentioned solicitors by 19 January 1999 ISABEL MARGARET MILLS, late of Nyah after which date the executors will distribute the District Aged Care Hostel, Main Road, Nyah assets having regard only to the claims of which West, Victoria, home duties, deceased. the executors then have notice. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims GARGAN & ROACHE, solicitors, in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died 235 Ryrie Street, Geelong 3220. on 27 July 1998, are required by the trustees, Michael David Mills, Andrew Reid Mills and MARGARET MYEE DON, late of 16 Orana Robin John Mills, to send particulars to them Crescent, Chelsea, Victoria, home duties, care of the undermentioned solicitors by 6 deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others January 1999, after which date the trustees may having claims in respect of the estate of the convey or distribute the assets, having regard deceased, who died on 26 July 1998 are required only to the claims of which they then have by the proving executors, Wendy Margaret notice. Moore of 9 Laura Street, South Caulfield, Victoria and Martin Greville Grogan of 1 Balaka GARDEN & GREEN, lawyers, Avenue, Aspendale, Victoria, to send particulars 4 McCallum Street, Swan Hill. to the executorsÕ solicitors, Messrs Geoffrey A. Fox & Associates, 112 Patterson Road, GREVILLE DOUGLAS SMITH, late of Moorabbin, Victoria 3189 before 20 January Murray Valley Highway, Castle Donnington via 1999 after which date the proving executors Swan Hill, Victoria, retired farmer, deceased. may convey or distribute the assets having Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims regard only to the claims of which they then in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died have notice. on 8 July 1998, are required by the trustees, Dated 12 November 1998. Dale Ross Smith and Pauline Michelle Halligan, to send particulars to them care of the SYDNEY JOHN COLES, late of Mimosa undermentioned solicitors by 6 January 1999, Special Accommodation, 126 Cuthberts Road, after which date the trustees may convey or Ballarat, retired, deceased. Creditors, next-of- distribute the assets, having regard only to the kin and others having claims in respect of the claims of which they then have notice. estate of the deceased, who died on 5 May 1998 are required by Sydney Earle Coles, the GARDEN & GREEN, lawyers, administrator of the estate of the deceased, to 4 McCallum Street, Swan Hill. send particulars of their claims to him care of Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2719 the undermentioned legal practitioner by 11 BRONISLAWA LUCY MARZEC, late of January 1999, after which date he will convey or 47 Firmin Road, Churchill, Victoria, home distribute the assets having regard only to the duties, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and claims of which he then has notice. others having claims in respect of the estate of GRANO & McCARTHY, legal practitioners, the deceased, who died on 9 March 1998 are 178 Barkly Street, Ararat. required by the trustees and executors, Christine Barbara Shanahan of 69 Main Road, Romsey, MARIO CARDINALE, late of 14 Lansell Victoria, primary school teacher and Graeme Court, Thomastown, in the State of Victoria. Frederick Gilbertson of Rosemont Estate, Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claim Webbs Creek via Wisemans Ferry, New South in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died Wales, manager, to send particulars to them at on 14 August 1997 are required by the executor, the address appearing below by 31 January 1999 Frank Cardinale of 67 Sheehans Road, Bulleen, after which date the trustees and executors may in the said State, to send particulars to him care convey or distribute the assets, having regard of the undermentioned solicitors by 13 January only to the claims of which they then have 1999 after which date the executor may convey notice. or distribute the assets having regard only to the JAMES KELLEHER, legal practitioner claims of which he then has notice. 75 Main Street, Romsey 3434. GOLDSMITHS, barristers & solicitors, 13 Errol Street, North Melbourne 3051. ARNOLDS EIZENS KALNINS, late of 178 Woods Street, Newport, Victoria. Creditors, ELLEN KATHLEEN McDONALD, late of next-of-kin and others having claims in respect 154 Henty Street, Casterton, widow, deceased. of the estate of the deceased, who died on 19 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims March 1998 are required by the executor, Imants in respect of the estate of the abovenamed Dizgalvis of Level 9, 501 LaTrobe Street, deceased, who died on 26 February 1991 are required by the executors, Eileen Patricia Melbourne, to send particulars to him by 22 Chestney of 11 Plover Close, Frankston and January 1999 after which date the executor may Douglas John McDonald of 37 Cox Street, Port convey or distribute the assets having regard Fairy, to send particulars thereof to them care of only to the claims of which he then has notice. the office of Messrs Hunter Newns Howman, 57 KAHNS, lawyers, Henty Street, Casterton, within sixty days from Level 9, 501 LaTrobe Street, Melbourne. the date of publication of this notice after which date the executors will distribute the estate Creditors, next-of-kin and others having having regard only to the claims of which they claims in respect of the estate of GRACE have notice. MARY DOWNEY, late of 5 Tierney Court, HUNTER NEWNS HOWMAN, lawyers, Traralgon, Victoria, widow, deceased, who died 57 Henty Street, Casterton 3311. on 11 October 1998 are to send their claims to the trustees, Robert Donald Downey of 38 FRANCES JULIA NEMEC, deceased. Stockdale Road, Traralgon, Victoria and Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims Michael Joseph Downey of 5 Tierney Court, in respect of the estate of the abovenamed, late Traralgon, Victoria, care of the below mentioned of Unit 66, Greenway Retirement Village, 330 solicitors by 4 January 1999, after which date Frankston Dandenong Road, Seaford, widow, they will distribute the assets of the deceased deceased, who died on 17 August 1998 are having regard only to the claims of which they required by the executor, Marcella Christina then have notice. Kellett of 30 Barbara Street, Moorabbin, to send particulars thereof care of the undersigned prior LITTLETON HACKFORD, solicitors, to the 18 January 1999 after which date the Law Chambers executor will distribute the assets of the estate 115 Hotham Street, Traralgon, Vic. 3844. having regard only to those claims of which she shall then have notice. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims in respect of the estate of FRANCES JOHN BURGESS & CO., MARY ANDREWS, late of 102 Roberts Street, solicitors for the executor, Essendon, retired travel consultant, deceased, 257 Springvale Road, Springvale. who died on 30 July 1998 are to send particulars 2720 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette of their claims to Frederick Martin Andrews, claims to the executors, National Mutual Adrian Philip Andrews and David Michael Trustees Limited of 46 Queen Street, Bendigo, Tansey, in the care of Lynch & MacDonald by 5 by 12 January 1999 after which date they will January 1999 after which date they will distribute the assets having regard only to the distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they have notice. claims of which they then have notice. NATIONAL MUTUAL TRUSTEES LIMITED LYNCH & MACDONALD, solicitors, 46 Queen Street, Bendigo. 412 Collins Street, Melbourne. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having ASMUS CHRISTIAN JENSEN, formerly of claims in respect of the estate of GEORGE 49 St Vincent Street, Albert Park, Victoria, but DOUGLAS LOADER, late of 17 Holly Street, late of 1 Lake Road, Blackburn, Victoria, Golden Square, Victoria, retired farmer, retired, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and deceased, who died on 21 June 1998 are required to send particulars of their claims to the others having claims in respect of the estate of executors, National Mutual Trustees Limited of the abovenamed deceased, who died on 8 46 Queen Street, Bendigo, by 12 January 1999 August 1998, are required by the executors, after which date they will distribute the assets Brian Carl Jensen, Dorothy June Birch and Peter having regard only to the claims of which they Laurent Jensen to send particulars of have notice. their claim to the executor care of the NATIONAL MUTUAL TRUSTEES LIMITED undermentioned solicitors by 15 January 1999 46 Queen Street, Bendigo. after which date the executors intend to convey or distribute the assets of the estate having LAWRENCE REGINALD BASTER, late of 4 regard only to the claims of which the executors Dalgetty Road, Beaumaris, Victoria 3193. may have notice. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims McCLUSKYS, solicitors, in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died 254 Bay Street, Port Melbourne, Vic. 3207. on 15 September 1998 are required by Perpetual Trustees Victoria Limited, A.C.N. 004 027 258 ARTHUR OSWALD BENT, late of 69 of 50 Queen Street, Melbourne and Lawrence Boundary Road, Orbost, Victoria, retired. Baster of 67 Nimmo Street, Middle Park, to Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims send particulars of their claims to the said in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died applicants in the care of the said company by 12 on 4 August 1998 are required by the trustees, January 1999 after which date it will convey or Keith Alwyn Bent of Dowling Street, Bendoc, distribute the assets having regard only to the Victoria, retired and Barry James Aitchison of claims of which the company then has notice. ÒRentonÓ, Rocky Plain via Berridale, New South Wales, fire control officer, to send GERALDINE ALICE COHN, late of particulars to their solicitors within sixty days Mayflower Nursing Home, 7 Centre Road, East from the date of publication Brighton. Next-of-kin and others having claims of this notice after which date the trustees may in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died convey or distribute the assets having regard on 10 September 1998 are required by Perpetual only to the claims of which they then have Trustees Victoria Limited, A.C.N. 004 027 258 of 50 Queen Street, Melbourne, to send notice. particulars of their claims to the said company MOSLEY & PALMER, solicitors, by 13 January 1999 after which date it will P.O. Box 243, Orbost 3888. convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which the company then Creditors, next-of-kin and others having has notice. claims in respect of the estate of LAURA MAY PALMER DAVIES, formerly of 10 Bright CHARLES WILLIAM DAVID FREEDMAN, Street, Eaglehawk, but late of Anne Caudle late of 97 Harold Street, Wantirna, Victoria Centre, 100 Barnard Street, Bendigo, Victoria, 3152. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having home duties, deceased, who died on 31 July claims in respect of the estate of the deceased, 1998 are required to send particulars of their who died on 15 September 1998 are required by Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2721

Perpetual Trustees Victoria Limited, A.C.N. 004 ALBERT JOHN SALMON, late of 783 027 258 of 50 Queen Street, Melbourne, to send Melbourne Road, Sorrento, Victoria, pensioner, particulars of their claims to the said company deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others by 12 January 1999 after which date it will having claims in respect of the estate of the convey or distribute the assets having regard deceased, who died on 12 April 1998, are only to the claims of which the company then required to send particulars of their claims to has notice. the trustees, Alvin John Salmon and William Gregory Salmon, care of the undermentioned PAMELA ANN BIRD, late of 1 Athol solicitors by 14 January 1999 after which date Avenue, Bundoora, Victoria, but formerly of 72 the trustees will distribute the assets of the estate Bruce Street, West Preston, Victoria, retired, having regard only to the claims of which they deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others then have notice. having claims in respect of the estate of the S. C. McCARTHY & CO. PTY, solicitors, deceased, who died on 5 August 1998 are required by the trustee, Wilfred Percy Bird of 1 2247 Point Nepean Road, Rye 3941. Athol Avenue, Bundoora, Victoria, operations manager, to send particulars to the trustee by 14 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having January 1999 after which date the trustee may claims against the estate of SYLVIA OLGA convey or distribute the assets having regard NAUMOFF, late of Jenmar Nursing Home, 2 only to the claims of which the trustee then has Chilcote Avenue, Malvern, Victoria, widow, notice. deceased, who died on 28 December 1997 are required to send particulars of their claims to the READ KELLY, solicitors, 7th Floor, 555 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. executor care of the undermentioned solicitor by 15 January 1999 after which date the executor VALMAI GRACE GUILLE, late of 21 will proceed to distribute the assets having Leicester Street, Heidelberg Heights, regard only to the claims of which she shall then receptionist, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin have had notice. and others having claims in respect of the estate VERNA A. COOK, solicitor, of the deceased, who died on 20 June 1998 are 5/8 St Andrews Street, Brighton. required to send particulars of their claims to the executors C/- of R. H. Lewis & Associates of Creditors, next-of-kin and others having 444 Swift Street, Albury 2640 by 12 January claims against the estate of FRANCES MARY 1999 after which date the executors may convey WEEKES, late of Hostel Apartment 41, or distribute the assets having regard only to the Cumberland View Retirement Village, Whalley claims of which they then have notice. Drive, Wheelers Hill, Victoria, widow, R. H. LEWIS & ASSOCIATES, lawyers, deceased, who died on 14 August 1998 are 444 Swift Street, Albury 2640. required to send particulars of their claims to the executors care of the undermentioned MERVYN HOWARD PARKES, late of 28 solicitor by 15 January 1999 after which date the Station Street, Fairfield 3078, deceased. executors will proceed to distribute the assets Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims having regard only to the claims of which they in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died shall then have had notice. on 6 September 1998 are required by James VERNA A. COOK, solicitor, Kenneth Aitken and Ian Fraser Bult, the 5/8 St Andrews Street, Brighton. executors of the will of the deceased, to send particlars of their claims to the executors in the Creditors, next-of-kin or others having care of the undermentioned solicitors by 18 claims in respect of the estate of KATHERINE January 1999 after which date the executors may convey or distribute the assets having REYNOLDS McCLOUD HARRISON HICKS, regard only to the claims of which they then late of 3-5 Heaths Street, Sandringham, Victoria, have notice. deceased, who died on 1 July 1998 are to send particulars of their claims to the executor care of RUSSELL KENNEDY, solicitors, the undermentioned solicitors by 13 January 10th Floor, 469 LaTrobe Street, Melbourne. 1999 after which date the executor will 2722 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette distribute the assets having regard only to the Registered Mortgage No. U115761C, claims of which he then has notice. Caveat No. V402198Q and the Covenant in WILCKENS & ROCHE, solicitors, instrument No. U115760F affect the said estate 43 Ferguson Street, Williamstown. and interest. Terms - Cash only. HARRY WOODWARD, late of 7 Callas SW-98-006460-8 Street, Dromana, Victoria, retired, deceased. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims Dated 12 November 1998. in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died S. BLOXIDGE on 8 August 1997 are required by the executor to SheriffÕs Office send particulars to the executor, C/o the undermentioned solicitors by 8 January 1999 In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria after which date the executor may convey or SALE BY THE SHERIFF distribute the assets having regard only to the On 17 December 1998 at 2.30 p.m. at the claims of which the executor then has notice. SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, WRIGHT SMITHS, solicitors, (unless process be stayed or satisfied). 2 Seventh Avenue, Rosebud. All the estate and interest (if any) of Cardiff Dale Pty Ltd, of Suite 1, St George Mall, Orient In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria Street, Batemans Bay, N.S.W., registered as SALE BY THE SHERIFF proprietor of one equal undivided half part or To the Highest Bidder at the Best Price Offered share of an estate in fee simple in all that piece On 10 December 1998 at 2.30 p.m. at the of land in the Parish of Nepean being part of SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, Crown Portion 24 consisting of 38.78 hectares (unless process be stayed or satisfied). and being the land more particularly described on Certificate of Title Volume 9867 Folio 215 All the estate and interest (if any) of Costas Charitakis of 8 Thea Grove, Doncaster East, which is vacant land known as 321 Dundas proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land Street, Rye. described on Certificate of Title Volume 8283 Registered Mortgage No. U759422Y and Folio 455 upon which is erected a dwelling Caveat No. U847576V affect the said estate and known as 8 Thea Grove, Doncaster East. interest. Registered Mortgage No. S589580N affects Terms - Cash only. the said estate and interest. SW-98-011590-5. No reserve set. Dated 12 November 1998. Terms - Cash only. S. BLOXIDGE SW-97-010375-1 SheriffÕs Office Dated 5 November 1998. In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria S. BLOXIDGE SheriffÕs Office SALE BY THE SHERIFF On 17 December 1998 at 2.30 p.m. at the In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, SALE BY THE SHERIFF (unless process be stayed or satisfied). On 10 December 1998 at 2.30 p.m. at the All the estate and interest (if any) of SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh, Giuseppe Quattrone (aka Joe Quattrone) of (unless process be stayed or satisfied). 650 Wildwood Road North, Sunbury, as shown All the estate and interest (if any) of Zhong on Certificate of Title as Guiseppe Quattrone, Wei Xiong and Yan Chang Wu of 7/44 Woolton proprietor of an estate in fee simple in the land Avenue, Thornbury, proprietors of an estate in described on Certificates of Title Volume 9605 fee simple in the land described on Certificate of Folio 107 and Volume 10022 Folio 076 Title Volume 10168 Folio 505 upon which is containing approximately 98.29 hectares upon erected a concrete slab and wooden framing which is erected a house and the usual known as 5 Lily Drive, Sydenham. outbuildings and improvements. The property is Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2723 on the East side of Wildwood Road North and is known as 650 Wildwood Road North, Sunbury. Registered Mortgage Nos. T817710N, U447190N and Caveat Nos. T826696N, U478269M affect the said estate and interest. Terms - Cash only. SW-98-009332-8. Dated 12 November 1998. S. BLOXIDGE SheriffÕs Office In the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria SALE BY THE SHERIFF On 17 December 1998 at 2.30 p.m. at the SheriffÕs Office, 8-20 King Street, Oakleigh 3166 (unless process be stayed or satisfied). All the estate and interest (if any) of Geoffrey Laurence Brown of 151 Koornalla Crescent, Mount Eliza, joint proprietor with Iris Ann Jeanette Brown of an estate in fee simple in the land described on Certificate of Title Volume 7861 Folio 019 upon which is erected a dwelling known as 151 Koornalla Crescent, Mount Eliza. Registered Mortgage Nos. L53674X, P13034P and Caveat No. L374595T and the covenant contained in Transfer 1548410 affect the said estate and interest. Terms - Cash only. SW-98-008822-9. Dated 12 November 1998. S. BLOXIDGE SheriffÕs Office 2724 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

PROCLAMATIONS

ACTS OF PARLIAMENT (4) If a provision referred to in sub-section Proclamation (3) does not come into operation before 1 July I, James Gobbo, Governor of Victoria 1999, it comes into operation on that day. declare that I have today assented in Her (5) The remaining provisions of this Act MajestyÕs name to the following Bills: come into operation on 15 December 1998. No. 75/1998 Building (Plumbing) No. 77/1998 This Act comes into operation Act 1998 on 1 July 1999. No. 76/1998 Conservation, Forests and No. 78/1998 (1) This section and section 1 Lands (Miscellaneous come into operation on the day this Act receives Amendments) Act 1998 the Royal Assent. No. 77/1998 Consumer Credit (2) The remaining provisions of this Act (Finance Brokers) come into operation on a day or days to be Act 1998 proclaimed. No. 78/1998 Fundraising Appeals (3) If a provision of this Act does not come Act 1998 into operation before 1 July 1999, it comes into operation on that day. No. 79/1998 Legal Practice (Amendment) Act 1998 No. 79/1998 This Act comes into operation on 15 December 1998. Given under my hand and the seal of Victoria at Melbourne on 10 November, 1998. (L.S.) JAMES GOBBO Governor of Victoria By His ExcellencyÕs Command JEFF KENNETT Premier ÑÑÑÑ No. 75/1998 (1) This section and section 1 come into operation on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent. (2) Subject to sub-sections (3) and (4) , the remaining provisions of this Act come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. (3) If section 6 does not come into operation before 31 December 2000, it comes into operation on that day. (4) If any other provision of this Act does not come into operation before 31 December 1999, it comes into operation on that day. No. 76/1998 (1) Parts 1 and 5 come into operation on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent. (2) Sections 19 and 26(2) are deemed to have come into operation on 1 July 1998. (3) Subject to sub-section (4), the provisions of Parts 3 and 4 come into operation on a day or days to be proclaimed. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2725

GOVERNMENT AND OUTER BUDGET SECTOR AGENCIES NOTICES

Road Discontinuance Under Section 206 and Schedule 10, Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989, Knox City Council at its meeting held on 27 October, 1998 formed the opinion that the portion of road shown as ÔAÕ on the plan below is not reasonably required as a public road for public use and resolved to discontinue that section of the road and transfer it by private treaty to Argoma Pty Ltd with special conditions that it be maintained in perpetuity as a carpark, that access to all services across the land be retained to the satisfaction of the Responsible Authority and further, that the land be developed in accordance with the Planning Permit No. P.980645.

TERRY MAHER Chief Executive Officer 2726 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

WYNDHAM CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance Under Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989 the Wyndham City Council at its Ordinary meeting held on 1 December 1997, formed the opinion that the roads shown on the plans below are not reasonably required as roads for public use and has resolved to discontinue the roads and to sell the land from the roads by private treaty to the abutting owners subject to any right, power or interest held by the Wyndham City Council and the Melbourne Water Corporation (City West Water Ltd.) in respect to the areas on the plans shown as E-1 and E-2 and the Commonwealth of in respect to the area shown on the plans as E-2, in the road in connection with any sewers, drains or pipes under the control of those authorities in or near the road.

IAN ROBINS Chief Executive

DAREBIN CITY COUNCIL Road Discontinuance

Under Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989 the Darebin City Council at its Ordinary meeting held on 6 April 1998, formed the opinion that the sections of road shown on the plan below are not reasonably required as a road for public use and has resolved to discontinue the sections of road and to sell the land from the road by private treaty to the abutting owners subject to any right, power or interest held by Gascor over the section shown cross-hatched on the plan, and the Darebin City Council and the Melbourne Water Corporation (Yarra Valley Water Ltd) over the sections shown by hatching and cross- hatching on the plan, in connection with any sewers, drains, pipes, wires or cables under the DAVID GRAHAM control of those authorities in or near the road. Chief Executive Officer Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2727

CITY OF GREATER GEELONG COUNCIL Road Discontinuance Under Section 206 and Schedule 10 Clause 3 of the Local Government Act 1989 the City of Greater Geelong Council at its Ordinary meeting held on 28 October 1998, formed the opinion that the road shown on the plan below is Public Holidays Act 1993 not reasonably required as a road for public use GREATER GEELONG CITY COUNCIL and has resolved to discontinue the road and to Notice is hereby given that the Greater sell the land from the road by private treaty to Geelong City Council appoints Wednesday 20 the abutting owners. October, 1999 as a public holiday throughout the City, to observe the holding of the Geelong Cup conducted by the Geelong Racing Club GEOFF WHITBREAD Chief Executive

WARRNAMBOOL CITY COUNCIL Half Day Public Holiday Warrnambool City Council, pursuant to Section 7(1)(b) of the Public Holidays Act 1993, has determined that Thursday, 6 May 1999 be declared a Half Day Public Holiday in the Municipal District of the Warrnambool City Council for Warrnambool Cup Day. DAMIAN B. GOSS Chief Executive Officer

CITY OF KINGSTON Adoption of Local Law Number Seven (As Amended) GEOFF WHITBREAD Chief Executive Officer Notice is given that at its meeting held on 26 October, the Council of the City of Kingston adopted Local Law Number Seven-Meeting Local Government Act 1989 Procedures (as amended). MAROONDAH CITY COUNCIL The purpose and general purport of the Notice of Authorisation Ð Section 241A Local Law is to establish procedures for Pursuant to Section 241A of the Local meetings of the Council and its Committees, the Government Act 1989, the Maroondah City election of the Mayor and the use of the Council resolved on 4 November 1998, and by CouncilÕs Common Seal. this notice authorises, any Officer of the Victoria A copy of the Local Law is available for Police to enforce the provisions of Part 3 of inspection (or purchase for a charge of $2.00) Local Law No. 2, relating to the Consumption of from CouncilÕs Mentone Office, Brindisi Street, Liquor. Mentone. MICHAEL MARASCO R. SKINNER Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer 2728 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

CITY OF WHITEHORSE MONASH CITY COUNCIL Proposed Local Law No. 5 - Amending Local New Local Law Law No. 4 (Meeting Procedures) Local Law No 3 (Amendment) Local Law Notice is given pursuant to Section 119(2) of Notice is given that the City of Monash at its the Local Government Act 1989 that at a meeting on 4 November 1998 resolved to make meeting of the Council of the City of 'Local Law No 3 (Amendment) Local Law Whitehorse held on 26 October 1998, the 1998'. The local law came into operation on the Council resolved to commence the Statutory 5 November 1998. process for the introduction of Local Law No. 5 Purpose of the local law - Amending Local Law No. 4 (Meeting Proceedures). The purpose of the local law is to amend existing Local Law No 3 to remove restrictions The purpose of the Local Law No. 5 - on competition identified in a legislation review Amending Local Law No. 4 (Meeting conducted in accordance with clause 5 of the Procedures) is to: Competition Principles Agreement and to ¥ Amend Clause 6 ÒDefinitionsÓ of Local Law specify parking offences to apply in the No. 4 - Meeting Procedures with respect to municipal district for which parking the definition of ÒPetitionÓ. infringement notices may be served under the ¥ Amend Claude 16 ÒPetitionsÓ with regard to Road Safety Act 1986. the presentation and receipt of petitions at The general purport of the new local law meetings of Council and regulate the form in which petitions are to be submitted to The new local law amends the existing City Council. of Monash Local Law No. 3 by removing some local law controls, restructuring several Copies of Local Law No. 5 - Amending provisions (some of which are offence Local Law No. 4 (Meeting Procedures) can provisions) and creating new offences relating be obtained during business hours from: to the parking of vehicles as follows: Whitehorse Civic Centre, 379 Whitehorse Road, Nunawading; Box Hill Service Centre, 1022 ¥ the requirement for a Council permit for the Whitehorse Road, Box Hill; Forest Hill Service sale of alcohol in a "municipal place" is Centre, Shop 130 Forest Hill Chase Shopping removed; Centre, Canterbury Road, Forest Hill. ¥ a provision in clause 13 prohibiting the Any person affected by proposed Local Law posting of advertisements in reserves is No. 5 may make a written submission relating to removed as it duplicates an earlier provision; the proposed Local Law in accordance with ¥ some activities which are able to be the revisions of Section 223 of the Local undertaken in a reserve with a permit are Government Act 1989, addressed to the transferred from clause 13 to clause 14; Manager, Civic Services, Locked Bag 2, Eastern ¥ there is an exemption from the permit Mail Centre, 3110. requirement for a circus or carnival held on Submissions received by close of business Council land where there is compliance with Friday 4 December 1998 shall be considered by the "Good Neighbour Code of Practice for Council. Circuses and Carnivals, April 1997"; Any person who has made a written ¥ controls on noisy building works conducted submission to the Council and requested that he in residential areas are brought into or she be heard in support of the written conformity with EPA standards; submission is entitled to appear in person or by the requirement for a Local Law permit to a person acting on his or her behalf before a ¥ place outdoor furniture on roads and Council Committee appointed by Council for the purpose of considering and hearing land is removed (although controls under the submissions, if any. planning scheme remain); ¥ the requirement for a Local Law permit for PETER SEAMER the sale of goods on private land and door- Chief Executive Officer to-door selling and collecting is removed; Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2729

¥ requirements regarding the use and GOULBURN-MURRAY WATER placement of garbage bins are limited to By-Law No. 8 collections conducted by Council; Computation of Water Used ¥ offence provisions, similar to those in the Notice is hereby given that the above By-Law Road Safety (Traffic) Regulations 1988 and received ministerial approval on 25 August relating to the parking of vehicles, are inserted. The provisions enable Council to 1998. set parking infringement penalties in This By-Law prescribes methods of computing accordance with section 87(4) of the Road the volume of water used for irrigating any land Safety Act 1986. where there is no meter or the meter is A copy of the new local law is available at functioning inaccurately or is not registering. the Civic Centre 293 Springvale Road, Glen A copy of this By-Law may be inspected Waverley between the hours of 8.15 am and 5 free of charge at the Authority Offices at 40 pm Monday to Friday. Casey Street, Tatura, during business hours. DAVID CONRAN DENIS FLETT Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive

GOULBURN-MURRAY WATER GOULBURN-MURRAY WATER By-Law No. 5 By-Law No. 10 Shooting of Game Birds Subdivision of Water Rights (Fees) Notice is hereby given that the above By-Law Notice is hereby given that the above By-Law received ministerial approval on 25 August received ministerial approval on 25 August 1998. 1998. This By-Law regulates the shooting of game birds on Authority property during the open season This By-Law prescribes fees for the declared under the provisions of the Wildlife Act investigation of proposals to subdivide water 1975. rights attached to holdings. A copy of this By-Law may be inspected A copy of this By-Law may be inspected free of charge at the Authority Offices at 40 free of charge at the Authority Offices at 40 Casey Street, Tatura, during business hours. Casey Street, Tatura, during business hours. DENIS FLETT DENIS FLETT Chief Executive Chief Executive

Declaration of Waterways Notice is hereby given that under Section 188 of the Water Act 1989 the Corangamite Catchment Management Authority declares all streams within the declared AuthorityÕs District (shown below) and all the named and unnamed tributaries draining into or out of those streams as designated waterways. These waterways are included in a Schedule and shown on the twelve maps titled ÒDesignated Waterways in the Corangamite Waterway Management DistrictÓ held in the offices of the Authority at 64 Dennis Street, Colac. These may be viewed between the hours of 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m., Monday to Friday. The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority is responsible for the undertaking waterway management functions on designated waterways throughout the Corangamite Waterway 2730 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Management District. This declaration of ÒWaterwaysÓ is necessary to allow the Authority to perform the functions and to do works in accordance with the Water Act 1989. Bob Carraill Chairman

The Corangamite Catchment Management Authority, under Section 188 of the Water Act 1989, declares the following streams within the declared AuthorityÕs District and all the named and unnamed tributaries draining into or out of those streams as designated waterways. These waterways are included in the schedule below and shown on the twelve maps titled ÒDesignated Waterways in the Corangamite Waterway Management DistrictÓ held in the offices of the Authority at 64 Dennis Street, Colac. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2731

Schedule of Designated Waterways in the Clearwater Creek 35/32-6 Corangamite Catchment Management Coalmine Creek 35/89 Authority Cole Creek 35/11-43-2 Waterway Name SACRED Coolebarghurk Creek 32/1-30 Stream Corindhap Creek 34/1-8-11 Number Corriemungle Creek 35/2-40 Cowie Creek 32/3 Abecketts Creek 35/2-21 Cowleys Creek 35/2-40-5 35/32 Crinoline Creek 35/11-44-2 Anakie Creek 32/1-11-7-3 Cumberland River 35/79 Anderson Creek 35/9-8 35/2 /Marshy Creek 35/102 Danger Creek 35/11-33-39 Arkins Creek 35/11-48-7 Dawson Gully 32/1-17 Armstrong Creek 33/1-5 Dawson Gully 32/1-11-19 Asplin Creek 35/11-93 Dean Creek 34/24 Atkin Creek 33/1-77 Deans Marsh Creek 33/1-76-8 Atkinson Creek 35/11-25-2 Deep Creek 35/32-1-4-2 Back Creek 33/1-49-42-25 Deep Lake 34/43-A/WB (& East Branch) 35/47 Den Creek 33/1-84-1-3 Barham River West Branch 35/47-6 Dewing Creek 33/1-84-1 Barongarook Creek 34/25 Distillery Creek 35/92-4 Barramunga Creek 35/11-96 Dividing Creek 33/1-88 (& West Branch) 33/1 Dlangalah Creek 35/11-98 Barwon River East Branch 33/1-84 Dog Trap Creek 33/1-49-77 Beale Reservoir 32/1-66-A/WB Dolly Creek 32/1-55 Birregurra Creek 33/1-74 Duck Creek 35/32-1-4-4 Black Creek 32/1-64 Duneed Creek 35/113-10 Black Glen Creek 35/2-40-7 Eclipse Creek 32/1-48 Blanket Bay Creek 35/35 35/43 Boggaley Creek 35/76-1 35/82 Boggy Creek 35/11-50 Fenton Creek 35/2-24 Boggy Creek 35/11-2 Fenton Creek 35/2-27 Bostock Creek 35/2-72 Ferrers Creek/Spring Creek 34/1-8-5 Bostock Reservoir 32/1-54-A/RESV Five Mile Creek 33/1-53-3 Boundary Creek 33/1-83 35/32-3 Breakfast Creek 35/102-5-15 Ford River West Branch 35/32-3-13 Brickmakers Creek 33/1-70 Garvey Creek 35/79-2 Brown Creek 35/30 Geary River 35/42 Bruce Creek 33/1-41 35/11 Bryant Creek 35/11-22 George River 35/81 Buninyong Creek 33/1-49-75 Gnarkeet Chain of Ponds 34/4 Burnip Creek 35/2-73 Gosling Creek 33/1-79-7 35/32-1 Granite Creek 32/1-66-4-2 Callahan Creek 33/1-84-5-2 Grass Creek 35/87 Camp Creek 35/11-48-12-2 35/69 Cargerie Creek 33/1-49-30 Haunted Gully 34/36 Carisbrook Creek 35/65 Henderson Creek 35/81-2 Carisle Creek 35/11-48 Hitchcock Gully 35/71 Carmichael Creek 35/9-2 Holy Water Creek 35/32-3-8 Cementery Gully 32/1-11-19-1 Hovell Creek 32/6 Chapple Creek 35/11-34 Illabarook Creek 34/1-1973 Chapple Creek South Branch 35/11-34-10 Jamieson Creek 35/78 Charleys Creek 35/11-79 Jan Juc Creek 35/110 2732 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Johanna River 35/29 Moorabool Reservoir 32/1-B/RESV Kennedys Creek/ 32/1 Tomahawk Ck/Murree Creek 35/11-33 Moorabool River East Branch 32/1-54 Kennett River 35/70 Mosquito Creek/Skull Creek 35/2-3 King Creek 33/1-84-6 Mundy Gully 34/35-1 Knowledge Creek 35/27 Murree Creek/ Korweinguboora Reservoir 32/1-54-B-RESV Tomahawk Ck/Kennedys Creek 35/11-33 Kuruc-A-Ruc Creek 34/1-8 Nariel Creek 35/11-21-7 Lake Colac 34/20-A/WB Naringhil Creek 34/1-18 Lake Colongulac 34/50-A/WB Native Hut Creek 33/1-44 Lake Coradgill 34/37-A/WB Paddock Creek 32/1754-21 34/1-A/WB Painkalac Creek 35/92 Lake Cundare 34//30-A/WB 35/33 Lake Gnarpurt 34/35-A/WB Pinehgut Creek 34/1-8-15 Lake Kariah 34/51-A/WB Pirron Yallock Creek 34/11 Lake Koreetnung 34/9-B/WB Porcupine Creek/Love Creek 35/11-78 Lake Logan 34/40-A/WB Port Campbell Creek 35/6 34/1-B/WB Power Creek 35/2-38 Lake Milangil 34/45-A/WB Raven Creek 35/113-18 Lake Rosine 34/1-C/WB Redwater Creek 35/32-6-3 Lake Terangpom 34/5-A/WB Reedy Creek 35/84 Lake Tooliorook 34/39-A/WB Retreat Creek 33/1-72 Lake Weeranganuk 34/9-A/WB Ring Creek 32/1-66-4 Lake Weering 34/31-A/WB Roadnight Creek 33/1-96 33/1-A/WB Ross Creek 33/1-49-77-1 Lake Modewarrie 33/38-A/WB Ross Creek 35/2-40-10 Lake Murdeduke 33/39-A/WB Running Creek 35/24-1 Lake Purrumbete 35/2-A/WB Rusty Creek 35/11-48-1 Lal Lal Creek 32/1-66 Salt Creek 34/36-2 Lal Lal Reservoir 32/1-A/RESV Salt Creek 35/102-5 Lardner Creek (& West Branch) 35/11-80 Sandy Creek 33/1-44-1 Lardner Creek East Branch 35/11-80-4 Sandy Creek 35/11-44 Latrobe Creek 35/11-1-1 Scotts Creek 35/2-40-9 Lawaluk Creek 33/1-53-18 Scrubby Creek 33/1-67-3 Leahy Creek 35/11-47 Separation Creek 35/74 Leech Creek/Spring Creek 35/2-2 Seymour Creek 33/1-84-5-4 / 33/1-49 Sheepyard Creek 35/11-37 Little Aire Creek 35/32-11 Sheoak Creek 35/80 Little Cooriemungle Creek 35/2-40-24 Sherbrook Creek 35/9 Little Erskine River 35/82-1 Skenes Creek 35/53 Little Woady Yaloak Creek/ Skinner Creek 35/11-34-5 Mt Misery Creek 34/1-19 Skull Creek/Mosquito Creek 35/2-3 Love Creek/Porcupine Creek 35/11-78 Small Creek 35/81-10-1 Mackie Creek 33/1-84-5 Smythe Creek 35/59 Mag Creek 35/2-40-8 Smythies Creek/ Marshy Creek/Anglesea River 35/102 34/1 Matthews Creek 33/1-79 Spout Creek 35/88 Merrigig Creek 35/113-11 Spring Creek/Ferrers Creek 34/1-8-5 Mia Mia Creek 33/39 Spring Creek 35/111 Milanesia Creek 35/24 Spring Creek/Leech Creek 35/2-2 Moggs Creek 35/90 Spring Gully 34/12 Monday Creek 35/2-40-9-12 Squirrel Creek 35/2-1-1 Moonlight Creek 34/1-19-8 Stafford Creek 35/29-5 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2733

Stony Creek 33/1-44-4 Planning and Environment Act 1987 Stony Creek 35/83 MONASH PLANNING SCHEME Stony Creek 35/37 Notice of Approval of Amendment Sugarloaf Creek 35/63 Amendment L7 Sunday Creek 35/2-4079-10 Sutherland Creek East Branch 32/1-11-7 The Minister for Planning and Local Government has approved Amendment L7 to Sutherland Creek/Long Gully 32/1-11 the Monash Planning Scheme. Tea Tree Creek 32/1-52 Ten Mile Creek 35/11-78-10 The Amendment came into operation on the Thompson Creek 35/113 29 October 1998. Tomahawk Creek/ The Amendment rezones land at 2-10 Murree Ck/Kennedys Creek 35/11-33 Scotsburn Ave, Oakleigh South, from ÔProposed Tuesday Creek 35/2-40-9-15 Public Purpose: Local GovernmentÕ to Two Mile Creek 32/1-66-11 Residential C. Von Mueller Creek 35/38 A copy of the Amendment can be inspected Wait A While Creek 35/32-3-10 free of charge during office hours at the Wallaby Creek 35/2-1 Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Warrambine Creek 33/1-53 Centre, Level 3 Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Waurn Ponds Creek 33/1-12 Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the Wednesday Creek 35/2-40-9-17 Monash City Council, 293 Springvale Road, West Barwon Reservoir 33/1-C/RESV Glen Waverley. Whalebone Creek 35/60-1 DAVID CONRAN Wild Dod Creek 35/50 Chief Executive Officer Williamson Creek 33/1-49-42 Wilson Creek 33/1-49-26-2 Planning and Environment Act 1987 Wilson Reservoir 32/1-66-B/WB YARRA PLANNING SCHEME Winter Ck/Woodbourne Creek 33/1-49-26 Notice of Amendment Winter Creek 33/1-49-83 Woady Yaloak River/ Amendment L74 Smythes Creek 34/1 The City of Yarra has prepared Amendment Woodbourne Ck/Winter Creek 33/1-49-26 L74 to the Yarra Planning Scheme. Woolen Creek 32/1-63 The Amendment applies to land at 52-54 Wurdiboluc Reservoir 33/1-66-A/WB Young Street, Fitzroy, contained in Certificate 35/73 of Title Volume 5859 Folio 1171630. The Yahoo Creek 35/11-78-8-1 Amendment proposes to rezone the subject land Yan Yan Gurt Creek 33/1-73 from the Light Industrial Zone to Mixed Use Yankiee Gully 32/1-11-23-1 Zone. The Amendment also proposes to include Yarrowee River/Leigh River 33/1-49 the subject land within a Development Plan Yarrum Creek 33/4 Overlay and a Potentially Contaminated Land Young Creek 35/32-10 Overlay. The purpose of the Amendment is to The Common Seal of the Corangamite facilitate the use and development of the subject Catchment Management Authority was affixed land with 13 dwellings (within a four (4) and on 28 October 1998 in the presence of: five (5) storey building), and 21 on-site car Chairman: spaces. BOB CARRAILL The Amendment and associated documentation Member: can be inspected at: City of Yarra, Richmond C. B. BARKER Town Hall, 333 Bridge Road, Richmond 3121 or Department of Infrastructure, Customer Executive Officer: Service Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 DONALD A. FORSYTH Collins Street, Melbourne 3000. 2734 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

The City of Yarra is the Planning Authority SEARLE Ronald Richard, late of Mildura for the Amendment. Written submissions Special Accommodation House, corner regarding the Amendment must be lodged by Riverside Avenue and Tenth Street, Mildura, 5 December, 1998 and should be addressed retired, who died June 19, 1998. to: Diane Morrison, Major Projects & Urban WATSON Martin Reginald, late of 11 Struan Development Unit, City of Yarra, P.O. Box 168, Avenue, Mooroolbark, retired, who died Richmond, Vic. 3121. August 11, 1998. WHITE Harry, late of Sacred Heart Home, 101 Creditors, next-of-kin and others having Grey Street, St Kilda, retired cleaner, who claims against the estate of any of the died September 8, 1998. undermentioned deceased persons are required Dated at Melbourne 10 November, 1998. to send particulars of their claims to State Trustees Limited, A.C.N. 064 593 148, 168 CATHY VANDERFEEN Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the Manager, Estate Management personal representative, on or before 19 January State Trustees Limited 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited may convey or distribute the assets having Creditors, next-of-kin and others having regard only to the claims of which State Trustees claims against the following estates:- Limited then has notice. SIMON SHAUN BEANEY, late of 13 Pitt DEVONSHIRE Gary James, late of 2/78 Street, Colac, Victoria, pensioner, deceased Holden Street, Fitzroy, pensioner, who died intestate, who died on 25 August 1998. September 29, 1998. NAZZARINO DÕAURIA, late of Rosemount DUBAC Zora, late of Pula, Croatia, pensioner, Special Accommodation Home, 10 Forest who died October 14, 1993. Avenue, Hepburn Springs, Victoria, pensioner, deceased intestate, who died on GRIMA Arthur, late of 436 Camp Road, 24 October 1998. Broadmeadows, pensioner, who died September 18, 1998. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims against the abovementioned estates are HODGES Charles, late of Syme Wing Ð Stawell required pursuant to Section 33 of the Trustee & District Hospital, Stawell, pensioner, who Act 1958 to send particulars of their claims died August 3, 1998. against the abovementioned estates to State JOHNSTON, Evelyn Ellen, late of 355 Trustees Limited, 168 Exhibition Street, Wellington Road, Mulgrave, pensioner, who Melbourne, Victoria, on or before 19 January died August 23, 1998. 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited, KUROPYATNIK Ivan Dmitrievich, late of A.C.N. 064 593 148, may convey or distribute Andreevka Velikonovoselkoviskiy District, the assets of the abovementioned estates having Donestskaya Oblast, Ukraine, retired, who regard only to the claims of which it then has died November 26, 1991. notice. LEITNER Amalia, late of 6 Amy Court, Mentone, retired, who died July 28, 1998. Creditors, next-of-kin and others having claims against the estate of any of the LOFFLER Dorothy Grace, late of 32 Barkly under-mentioned deceased persons are required Street, Carlton, Technical Information to send particulars of their claims to State Specialist, who died September 17, 1998. Trustees Limited, A.C.N. 064 593 148, 168 LUMLEY Agnes Clytie Moss, late of 7 Doyle Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, the Street, Avondale Heights, pensioner, who personal representative, on or before 13 January died July 28, 1998. 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited OLSEN Olive Edith, late of 27 McBryde Street, may convey or distribute the assets having Fawkner, widow, who died September 1, regard only to the claims of which State Trustees 1998. Limited then has notice. POWER Edna Bessie Victoria, late of Grace DINAKIS Vasilios, late of 10 Carrington Street, McKellar Centre, Ballarat Road, Geelong Moorabbin, pensioner, who died August 25, North, pensioner, who died March 24, 1998. 1998. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2735

MOSCOFFIAN George, late of 179 Clayton EXEMPTION Road, Clayton, retired, who died August 5, Application No. 105 of 1998 1998. The Anti-Discrimination List of the OULD Dora, late of Berwick Village Support Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has Care Hostel, 29 Wilson Street, Berwick, considered an application pursuant to section 83 retired, who died September 27, 1998. of the Equal Opportunity Act 1995 (the Act) Dated at Melbourne 4 November, 1998. by Ms Frances Ford on behalf of St LukeÕs Family Care. The exemption would enable the CATHY VANDERFEEN applicant to advertise for either male or female Manager, Estate Management community support workers, as specified. State Trustees Limited Upon reading the material tendered in Creditors, next-of-kin and others having support of the application, the Tribunal is claims against the following estates:- satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an exemption from sections 13, 100 & 195 of the ESMA MAY BOSWELL, late of Flat 33, Act to enable the applicant to advertise for Golden Oaks Village, Hattam Street, Golden specified male or female community support Square, home duties, deceased, who died on workers. 12 July 1998. The Tribunal accordingly grants an exemption MYRA MARGARET BOUCHER, late of from the operation of sections 13, 100 and 195 Reservoir Rotary Village, Elloitt Street, Reservoir, Victoria, retired cleaner, deceased, of the Act to enable the applicant to advertise for who died on 11 September 1998. either male or female community support workers, as specified. DONALD GEORGE BROWN, late of North West Hospital, Poplar Road, Parkville, In granting this exemption the Tribunal notes Victoria, retired, deceased intestate, who that: died on 10 July 1998. ¥ St LukeÕs Family Care is a provider of psychiatric disability support services in ANNIE REID DUNCAN, late of Elizabeth Norh-Central Victoria; House, 2 Lower Plenty Road, Heidelberg, Victoria, pensioner, deceased, who died on ¥ these services offer home-based outreach 27 October 1998. support, a centre-based services of a psychologist as well as social rehabilitation HENRY NUGENT, late of Flat 27, 7 Layfield programs and housing support; Street, South Melbourne, Victoria, pensioner, deceased intestate, who died on 5 February ¥ staff teams are small multi-skilled groups of 3 or 4 support workers who share a range of 1998. tasks; BRIAN ELLIOTT WHITROD, late of ¥ services are provided to a high number of Healesville and District Nursing Home, women who have experienced sexual abuse Lot 1, Don Road, Healesville, Victoria, and consequently have a strong preference pensioner, deceased intestate, who died on for the assistance from a female support 12 September 1998. worker; Creditors, next-of-kin and others having ¥ male consumers of services have expressed a claims against the abovementioned estates are need to work with male support workers, required pursuant to Section 33 of the Trustee who can assist them in dealing with a wide Act 1958 to send particulars of their claims range of menÕs health issues and provide against the abovementioned estates to State them with a model for healthy relationships Trustees Limited, 168 Exhibition Street, and interactions; Melbourne, Victoria, on or before 13 January ¥ the applicant attempts to offer consumers of 1999 after which date State Trustees Limited, services a choice between a female or a male A.C.N. 064 593 148, may convey or distribute key worker wherever possible; and that the assets of the abovementioned estates having ¥ the applicant wishes to be able to redress regard only to the claims of which it then has uneven gender balance in the provision of notice. services wherever this occurs. 2736 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

The exemption is to remain in force from the ¥ In the past the appointees have been day on which notice of the exemption is Aboriginal males who have not been able to published in the Government Gazette until 11 effectively respond to these issues within the November 2001. community, as it is not culturally accepted Dated this 4 November 1998. for a male to discuss these issues with the female community members. JOHN WOLTERS Senior Member ¥ The community serviced by the officer is located on both sides of the New South Wales and Victorian border. EXEMPTION Application No. 113 of 1998 The Tribunal grants an exemption from the operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the The Victorian Civil and Administrative Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the Tribunal has considered an application pursuant to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act applicant to advertise for and employ a female 1995 by NSW Department of Community Aboriginal to be employed as a District Officer Services. The application for exemption is to based at Deniliquin. enable the applicant to advertise for and employ This exemption is to remain in force from a female Aboriginal to be employed as a District the day on which notice of the exemption is Officer based at Deniliquin. published in the Government Gazette until 11 Upon reading the material tendered in November 2001. support of this application the Tribunal is Ms CATE McKENZIE satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an Deputy President exemption from Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Act to enable the applicant to advertise for and employ a female Aboriginal to be employed as a EXEMPTION District Officer based at Deniliquin. Application No. 112 of 1998 In granting this exemption the Tribunal The Victorian Civil and Administrative noted: Tribunal has considered an application pursuant ¥ The Department is working on issues to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act brought about by the ÒStolen GenerationÓ 1995 by The Windana Society Inc. The report and finds it imperative to have an application for exemption is to enable the Aboriginal worker in this role to continue to applicant to advertise for and employ a male and assist in the building of trust in supporting the Aboriginal community so that it can deal female worker where appropriate, to maintain a with care and protection matters in a gender balance. culturally acceptable way. Upon reading the material tendered in ¥ The position services the Aboriginal support of this application the Tribunal is community at Cumeragunja. The community satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an are Yorta Yorta people working towards self exemption from Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the determination. Act to enable the applicant to advertise for and ¥ In order to further develop the relationship employ a male and female worker where between the department, the elders and appropriate, to maintain a gender balance. people of the Cumeragunja community, and In granting this exemption the Tribunal to support the DepartmentÕs role to enable it noted: to respond in a more culturally acceptable manner to matters of child sexual assault, ¥ The Windana Society Incorporated is a non- neglect and abuse, a female Aboriginal profit organisation, managed by an elected worker is required to address these sensitive Board of Management. Windana has been a issues. key service provider in Victoria providing ¥ A female worker will be able to link more effective generic and specialist alcohol and closely with mothers and grandmothers drug community health and support services regarding issues of domestic violence. since 1984. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2737

¥ Windana has a fully Operational Therapeutic Department of Treasury and Finance community, Residential Withdrawal service SALE OF CROWN LAND and Community Integration and support BY PUBLIC AUCTION program. Currently the organisation receives Auction Date: Friday 4 December 1998 at 3.00 funding from the nine regions of the p.m. on site. Department of Human Services. The Society Reference: 98/01720. employs 45 permanent staff with Address of Property: 22 Hawthorn Road, qualifications and experience in areas such as Doveton. housing, welfare, psychology, naturopathy, Crown Description: Crown Allotment 15A, family therapy, childcare and administration. Parish of Eumemmerring, County of ¥ The Windana Society has 4 year funding via Mornington. ÔThe National Illicit Drug StrategyÕ to Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, balance 60 days. develop and implement a Parenting Skills Area: 689 m2. Program. This education and support Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Michelle Fischetto, program, specifically targeted to parents Victorian Government Property Group, with a history of problematic drug/alcohol Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 use, is funded at 20 hours per week. The Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Society intends to employ a female for 8 Selling Agent: Colliers Jardine, 62 Robinson hours and a male for 12 hours per week. Street, Dandenong, Vic. 3175. ¥ The combination of a male/female project ROGER M. HALLAM team was proposed and accepted in the Minister for Finance SocietyÕs submission to the Federal Department of Treasury and Finance Government. The male/female project team SALE OF CROWN LAND would be likely to increase ease of access for BY PUBLIC AUCTION potential clients given the sensitive nature of Auction Date: Wednesday 2 December 1998 at the work and provide them with a choise of 2.30 p.m. on site. group facilitator on a gender basis. At the Reference: 97/05517. pilot stage of this project, 70% of the pilot Address of Property: 59-63 Plymouth Road, project group were fathers. It is anticipated Croydon Hills. that, in the main project group at least one Crown Description: Crown Allotment 21A1, third of the participants will be male. Parish of Warrandyte, County of Evelyn. ¥ Gender issues are particularly pertinent in Terms of Sale: Deposit 10%, balance 120 days. the area of parenting, and therefore a Area: 7.657 Ha. combined approach is more likely to meet Officer Co-ordinating Sale: Michelle Fischetto, client needs. Victorian Government Property Group, The Tribunal grants an exemption from the Department of Treasury and Finance, 10/1 operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Macarthur Street, Melbourne, Vic. 3002. Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the Selling Agent: Stockdale & Leggo 118 James applicant to advertise for and employ a male and Street, Templestowe, Vic. 3106. female worker where appropriate, to maintain a ROGER M. HALLAM gender balance. Minister for Finance This exemption is to remain in force from Department of Treasury and Finance the day on which notice of the exemption is published in the Government Gazette until 11 SALE OF CROWN LAND BY PUBLIC AUCTION November 2001. Auction Date: Saturday 12 December 1998 at Ms CATE McKENZIE 1.00 p.m. on site. Deputy President Property Address: Mill Road, Archies Creek. 2738 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Crown Description: Allotment 90F, Parish of The Survey plan referred to in this notice Woolamai. may be viewed at the office of Property Services Area: 2.8270 hectares. Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Kew. Terms of Sale: 10% deposit - balance 60 days. Published with the authority of the Roads Co-ordinating Officer: Paul Kingston, Corporation. Department of Natural Resources and Environment, 31 Neville Street, East FORM 7 S.21 Bentleigh 3165. Reg. 16 Selling Agent: Alex Scott & Staff P/L, NOTICE OF ACQUISITION 99 Graham Street, Wonthaggi 3995. Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Telephone: (03) 5672 1911. The Roads Corporation, declares that by this ROGER M. HALLAM notice it acquires the following interest(s) in the Minister for Finance land described as part of Lot 4 on Plan of Subdivision 7181, Parish of Eumemmerring FORM 7 S.21 comprising 2778 square metres and being land Reg. 16 described in Certificate of Title Volume 8803 NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Folio 448, shown as parcel 2 on Roads Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Corporation Survey Plan 19262A. The Roads Corporation declares that by this Interest Acquired: That of K. E. & M. A. notice it acquires the following interest in the Bougoure Latchford & G. Bourgoure as owners. land described as part of Lot A on Plan of Subdivision 305919Q, Parish of Eummerring The Survey plan referred to in this notice comprising 1057 square metres and being land may be viewed at the office of Property Services described in Certificate of Title Volume 10106 Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Folio 412, shown as parcel 4 on Roads Kew. Corporation Survey Plan 19263B. Published with the authority of the Roads Interest Acquired: That of the President, Corporation. Councillors and Ratepayers of the Shire of Cranbourne (City of Casey) as owners. FORM 7 S.21 The Survey Plan referred to in this notice Reg. 16 may be viewed at the office of Property Services NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Kew. Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Published with the authority of the Roads The Roads Corporation, declares that by this Corporation. notice it acquires the following interest(s) in the land described as part of Lot 4 on Plan of FORM 7 S.21 Subdivision 7181, Parish of Eumemmerring Reg. 16 comprising 2778 square metres and being land described in Certificate of Title Volume 8803 NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Folio 448, shown as parcel 2 on Roads Corporation Survey Plan 19262A. The Roads Corporation, declares that by this notice it acquires the following interest(s) in the Interest Acquired: That of Bougoure- land described as part of Lot 4 on Plan of Latchford Nominees as Lessees. Subdivision 7181, Parish of Eumemmerring The Survey plan referred to in this notice comprising 2778 square metres and being land may be viewed at the office of Property Services described in Certificate of Title Volume 8803 Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Folio 448, shown as parcel 2 on Roads Corporation Survey Plan 19262A. Kew. Interest Acquired: That of Mobil Oil Published with the authority of the Roads Australia Limited as Lessees. Corporation. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2739

FORM 7 S.21 of Transfers of Land, Mortgages, Bonds, Reg. 16 Debentures and Covenants, Marketable Securities, Leases, Agreements to Lease, NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Assignments or Transfers of Lease and Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land Instruments of Settlement. The Roads Corporation, declares that by this Dated 5 November 1998. notice it acquires the following interest(s) in the land described as part of Crown Portion 40 and DAVID POLLARD 41 in the Parish of Eumemmerring comprising Commissioner of State Revenue 3098 square metres and being land described in Certificate of Title Volume 10034 Folio 455, Stamps Act 1958 shown as parcel 4 on Roads Corporation Survey NOTICE UNDER SECTION 40A Plan 19262A. Pursuant to section 40A of the Stamps Act Interest Acquired: That of Lyndhurst Oasis 1958 I hereby declare: Pty Ltd as Lessees. AP-374 GADENS LAWYERS ÔBank HouseÕ The Survey plan referred to in this notice to be an ÒAuthorised PersonsÓ effective from 2 may be viewed at the office of Property Services November, 1998 in relation to the stamping of Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Transfers of Land, Mortgages, Bonds, Kew. Debentures and Covenants, Marketable Published with the authority of the Roads Securities, Leases, Agreements to Lease, Corporation. Assignments or Transfers of Lease and Instruments of Settlement. FORM 7 S.21 Dated 29 October 1998. Reg. 16 DAVID POLLARD NOTICE OF ACQUISITION Commissioner of State Revenue Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land The Roads Corporation, declares that by this Stamps Act 1958 notice it acquires the following interest(s) in the NOTICE UNDER SECTION 40A land described as part of Crown Portion 40 and Pursuant to section 40A of the Stamps Act 41 in the Parish of Eumemmerring comprising 1958 I hereby declare: 3098 square metres and being land described in Certificate of Title Volume 10034 Folio 455, AP-189 Allan Moore & Co Pty shown as parcel 4 on Roads Corporation Survey to be no longer an ÒAuthorised PersonsÓ Plan 19262A. effective from 2 November, 1998 in relation to Interest Acquired: That of Shell Company the stamping of Transfers of Land, Mortgages, of Australia Limited as owners. Bonds, Debentures and Covenants, Marketable The Survey plan referred to in this notice Securities, Leases, Agreements to Lease, may be viewed at the office of Property Services Assignments or Transfers of Lease and Department, VicRoads, 60 Denmark Street, Instruments of Settlement. Kew. Dated 30 October 1998. Published with the authority of the Roads DAVID POLLARD Corporation. Commissioner of State Revenue

Stamps Act 1958 Water Act 1989 NOTICE UNDER SECTION 40A I, Patrick McNamara, Minister for Pursuant to section 40A of the Stamps Act Agriculture and Resources and Minister 1958 I hereby declare: responsible for administering the Water Act AP-372 Oden Green Lawyes & Consultants 1989, make the following Order: Pty Ltd Dated 9 November 1998. to be an ÒAuthorised PersonsÓ effective from 5 PATRICK McNAMARA November, 1998 in relation to the stamping Minister for Agriculture and Resources 2740 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

APPOINTMENT OF THE NORTH Water Act 1989 CENTRAL CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT I, Patrick McNamara, Minister for AUTHORITY ORDER 1998 Agriculture and Resources and Minister 1. Title responsible for administering the Water Act This Order is called the Appointment of the 1989, make the following Order: North Central Catchment Management Dated 9 November 1998. Authority Order 1998. PATRICK McNAMARA 2. Definitions Minister for Agriculture and Resources In this Order ÒActÓ means the Water Act EXTENSION OF THE 1989. MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ORDER 1998 3. Authorising Provision 1. Title (1) This Order is made under Division 2 of This Order is called the Extension of the Part 6 of the Act and all other available Avoca River Management District Order powers. 1998. (2) This is an Order referred to in section 2. Authorising Provision 98(2) of the Act. This Order is made under Division 2 of Part (3) Under section 100(2)(a) of the Act, 6 of the Water Act 1989 and all other the affected Authorities, the Coliban available powers. Region Water Authority and the North Central Catchment Management 3. Commencement Authority, have applied to me for this This Order comes into operation on the date Order to be made. which it is published in the Government (4) Under section 98(2)(a) of the Act I have Gazette. agreed the terms and conditions for the 4. Extension of the Avoca River Management take over made by this Order with the District affected Authorities, the Coliban Region Water Authority and the North (1) The proposal for the extension of the Central Catchment Management Avoca River Management District Authority. submitted to me by the North Central Catchment Management Authority on 4. Commencement 14 October 1998 is approved. This Order comes into operation on the date which it is published in the Government (2) The Avoca River Management District Gazette. is extended to include the area bordered 5. Appointment of the North Central red on the accompanying plans No. Catchment Management Authority NCCMA/1, Sheets 1 of 4 to 4 of 4. A (1) On and from the date on which this copy of these plans may be inspected at Order takes effect, the North Central the offices of the North Central Catchment Management Authority is Catchment Management Authority at appointed to take over all property, Midland Highway Huntly. rights, liabilities, obligations, powers and functions under the Act of the Water Act 1989 Coliban Region Water Authority in respect to the management and control I, Patrick McNamara, Minister for of the Bendigo Creek Management Agriculture and Resources and Minister District. responsible for administering the Water Act (2) The North Central Catchment 1989, make the following Order: Management Authority takes over no Dated 9 November 1998. staff of the Coliban Region Water PATRICK McNAMARA Authority. Minister for Agriculture and Resources Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2741

EXTENSION OF THE BULLOCK CREEK 3. Commencement MANAGEMENT DISTRICT ORDER 1998 This Order comes into operation on the date 1. Title which it is published in the Government This Order is called the Extension of the Gazette. Bullock Creek Management District Order 4. Uniting of Waterway Management Districts 1998. (1) The Pental Island River Management, 2. Authorising Provision Bullock Creek Management, Avoca This Order is made under Division 2 of Part River Management and Bendigo Creek 6 of the Water Act 1989 and all other Management Districts under the available powers. management and control of the North Central Catchment Management 3. Commencement Authority are united. This Order comes into operation on the date (2) The united district is called the which it is published in the Government North Central Waterway Management Gazette. District. 4. Extension of the Bullock Creek Management District (1) The proposal for the extension of the Bullock Creek Management District submitted to me by the North Central Catchment Management Authority on 14 October 1998 is approved. (2) The Bullock Creek Management District is extended to include the area bordered red on the accompanying Heritage Act 1995 plan, No. NCCMA/2, Sheet 1 of 1. A NOTICE OF REGISTRATION copy of these plans may be inspected at As Executive Director for the purpose of the the offices of the North Central Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that Catchment Management Authority at the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by Midland Highway Huntly. including the Heritage Register Number 1747 in the category described as a Heritage place: Water Act 1989 Anzac Hall, Brens Drive, Royal Park, City I, Patrick McNamara, Minister for of Melbourne. Agriculture and Resources and Minister responsible for administering the Water Act EXTENT: 1989, make the following Order: 1. All of the building marked as follows on Diagram 608350 held by the Executive Dated 9 November 1998. Director: PATRICK McNAMARA B1 Anzac Hall Minister for Agriculture and Resources B2 P1 Hut UNITING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY B3 & 4 Sentry Boxes WATERWAY MANAGEMENT DISTRICTS B5 & 6 Gate Posts ORDER 1998 B7 & 8 Stone Steps 1. Title B9 Fence This Order is called the Uniting of the North 2. All of the land marked L1 and L2 on Central Catchment Management Authority diagram 608350 held by the Executive Director Waterway Management Districts Order being part of the Crown land reserve 5242 Royal 1998. Park. 2. Authorising Provision Dated 5 November 1998. This Order is made under Division 2 of Part RAY TONKIN 6 of the Water Act 1989 and all other Executive Director available powers. 2742 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Schedule hereto, shall be main drains under and for the purposes of the said Act. The Schedule Ballar Creek 1700 Commencing at a point two metres south of the northern boundary of Lot 3, L.P. 85934, Parish of Frankston then generally north Heritage Act 1995 westerly along the rear boundaries of lots NOTICE OF REGISTRATION fronting to Canadian Bay Road, Glen Shian As Executive Director for the purpose of the Lane, Glen Shian Crescent and Sandra Court, Heritage Act, I give notice under section 46 that Mt. Eliza to a point at Canadian Bay 20 metres the Victorian Heritage Register is amended by north of the northern boundary of Lot 1, C.S. including the Heritage Register Number 1748 in 1295, Parish of Frankston. This drain is located in Mornington Peninsula Shire. the category described as a Heritage place, Archaeological place: Cape Schanck Lightstation, Cape Schanck Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Road, Cape Schanck, Mornington Peninsula Transport Act 1983 Shire Council. NOTICE OF ACQUISITION EXTENT: Compulsory Acquisition of Interest in Land 1. All the buildings and features marked as The Roads Corporation declares that by this follows on Diagram 604903 held by the Notice it acquires the following interest in the Executive Director: land described hereunder: B1 Lighthouse Interest Acquired: That of K. A. Stray and B2 Old Head KeeperÕs Quarters the Estate of G. E. Stray. B3 Assistant KeepersÕ Quarters Description of Land: Part of Crown Allotments 66A & 66B Parish of Tabilk and B4 New Head KeeperÕs Quarters 6A1 & 6B1 Parish of Avenel. B5 Spare Quarters Area: 5.856 hectares. F1 Archaeological remains of former Signal Title details: Part of the land contained in Station. Certificate of Title Volume 4815 Folio 967 and 2. All of the land (including all the below Volume 3982 Folio 309. ground archaeological relics) marked L-1 on Survey Plans: 18980D (Parcel No. 14), diagram 604903 held by the Executive Director 18981A (Parcel No. 5) & 18982B (Parcel No. being all of the land described in Certificate of 12). Title Volume 8459 Folio 670. The survey plans referred to in this notice Dated 5 November 1998. may be viewed at Property Services, Roads RAY TONKIN Crporation, 60 Denmark Street, Kew 3101. Executive Director Published with the authority of the Roads Corporation and the Minister for Roads and Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Ports. Works Act 1958 T. H. HOLDEN MELBOURNE WATER Manager Property Services Declaration of Main Drain Roads Corporation In pursuance of the powers conferred by Section 263 of the Melbourne and Country Fire Authority Act 1958 Metropolitan Board of Works Act 1958 and DECLARATION OF FIRE DANGER PERIOD otherwise, Melbourne Water by this notice In pursuance of the powers conferred by declares that the existing waterways and drains Section 4 of the Country Fire Authority Act (or portions thereof) and any new main drains 1958, I, Leonard Raymond Foster, Chairman of proposed within the Metropolis described in the the Country Fire Authority, after consultation Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2743 with the Secretary of Natural Resources and Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 Environment, hereby declare the following Occupational Health and Safety Act 1985 periods to be the Fire Danger Period in the PROPOSED OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH municipal districts of the municipalities or parts AND SAFETY (PLANT) (AMENDMENT) of municipalities specified, commencing on the REGULATIONS 1998 dates shown and, unless varied by subsequent Notice of Decision declaration, ending at 01.00 hours on Saturday 1 May, 1999. I, Roger M. Hallam, Minister for Finance and Minister responsible for administering the To commence from 01.00 hours on Monday Occupational Health and Safety Act 1985, 16 November, 1998: give notice under section 12 of the Subordinate Mildura Rural City Council Legislation Act 1994 as follows: Yarriambiack Shire (Northern Part). That part The proposed Occupational Health and north of the wire netting fence. Safety (Plant) (Amendment) Regulations 1998 Gannawarra Shire Council. have been the subject of a Regulatory Impact Statement. Hindmarsh Shire Council (Northern Part). That Public comments and submissions have been part north of the wire netting fence. invited and received and duly considered as L. FOSTER required under section 11 of the Subordinate Chairman Legislation Act 1994. I have decided that the proposed Consumer Affairs Act 1972 Occupational Health and Safety (Plant) ORDER PROHIBITING THE SUPPLY OF (Amendment) Regulations 1998, with DANGEROUS GOODS amendments, should be made. I, Jan Wade, Minister for Fair Trading, ROGER M HALLAM, MLC pursuant to the powers conferred on me by Part Minister for Finance IV Division I of the Consumer Affairs Act 1972 hereby make an order prohibiting the supply in Victoria of the following goods: Adoption Act 1984 APPOINTMENT OF COUNSELLORS FOR ChildrenÕs nightclothes which do not RELINQUISHMENT COUNSELLING comply with the Consumer Product Under the functions and powers assigned to Safety Standard - ChildrenÕs Nightclothes me by the Secretary of the Department of (as amended from time to time), made Human Services Victoria under Section 10(2) of for the purposes of section 65C of the the Community Welfare Services Act 1970 in Trade Practices Act 1974. relation to Section 5 of the Adoption Act 1984. I make this order noting the requirements I, Des OÕShea, approve the following imposed by the Commonwealth on childrenÕs persons under Section 5(1) and Section 5(2){A} nightclothes, thereby satisfying the requirement of the Adoption Act 1984 as approved of section 57D (1)(b) of the Consumer Affairs Counsellors for the purpose of Section 35 of the Act 1972. Adoption Act 1984. Dated 5 November 1998. NORTHERN METROPOLITAN REGION JAN WADE HEATHER JOYCE MEAKLIM Minister for Fair Trading ÑÑÑÑÑ DES OÕHEA Regional Director Explanatory Note Northern Metropolitan Region This order permanently prohibits childrenÕs nightclothes which do not comply with the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1986 Commonwealth of Australia Consumer Product REVOCATION OF A CODE OF PRACTICE Safety Standard Ð ChildrenÕs Nightclothes made Under section 7 of the Prevention of for the purposes of section 65C of the Trade Cruelty to Animals Act 1986, I, Bill McGrath, Practices Act 1974, and as amended from time Acting Minister for Agriculture & Resources to time. revoke the attached Code of Practice for the 2744 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Management of Companion Animals in Shelters ¥ supervision of examination of animals and Pounds approved by the Governor in within 24 hours of admittance; Council on 20 March 1990 and published in ¥ obtaining prompt veterinary attention for Government Gazette No. G25 (pages 1936- animals when required; 1944) on 27 June 1990. ¥ the overall level of hygiene at the shelter or BILL McGRATH pound, including the disposal of cadavers Acting Minister for Agriculture & Resources and waste materials; CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE ¥ ensuring the transport vehicle conforms with MANAGEMENT OF COMPANION the minimum standards as prescribed in this ANIMALS IN SHELTERS AND POUNDS. Code. Introduction 1.2 The veterinarian This Code has been prepared from a Every animal shelter and pound should have consideration of the welfare of companion an arrangement with sufficient veterinarians to animals housed in shelters and pounds. Its be on call and responsible for the health and purpose is to provide general guidelines on the treatment of the animals, and in particular for minimum standards of accommodation, the following tasks: management and care which are appropriate to ¥ advice on housing and hygiene procedures; the physical and behavioural needs of these ¥ examination of animals to assess suitability animals, and should be observed by people who for re-housing; operate or who work in shelters or pounds for ¥ recognition of infectious and zoonotic companion animals. diseases; The Code is designed to cover all animal ¥ first-aid and other animal treatments; welfare shelters and pounds. The criteria for small rural pounds differ from large pounds and ¥ control of disease including vaccination shelters as an increase in the volume of animals procedures; increases disease risk, and animal welfare and ¥ humane euthanasia where an overdose of management problems. A small pound is barbiturates is used. defined as having a throughput of less than 50 1.3 Animal attendants dogs or cats per year. Animal shelters and pounds should employ In addition, this Code is aimed at increasing trained or experienced personnel for the capture, public confidence in shelters and pounds and handling and management of animals. promoting responsible pet ownership. Animal attendants should be responsible for This Code does not apply to wildlife shelters the following tasks: operated by persons holding a permit under ¥ daily feeding, watering and inspection of all Section 6 of the Wildlife Act 1975 to establish a animals; shelter for the rehabilitation of native wildlife. ¥ reporting of sick animals and those with General behavioural problems to either the manager 1. Staff or the veterinarian; 1.1 Manager ¥ capture of stray animals when necessary. The manager of an animal shelter or pound, It is recommended that one full-time animal responsible for the overall management and attendant be employed per 50 animals housed. conduct of the establishment, would be 1.4 The vehicle driver responsible in particular for: The driver of an animal shelter or pound ¥ the well-being of the animals in the vehicle should be an experienced or trained establishment; animal attendant, responsible for the following ¥ supervision of staff; tasks: ¥ maintenance and collation of daily records ¥ the care and welfare of all animals during and statistics; transport, except where a veterinarian also ¥ supervision of daily feeding, watering and travels with the consignment; inspection of all animals; ¥ the hygiene and cleanliness of the vehicle. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2745

1.5 Staff health b. Owned animals - where the owner presents In order to provide for the health protection the animal for rehousing or euthanasia; of the animal handlers in shelters and pounds, c. Feral or semi-wild animals - unlikely ever to the following safeguards should apply: have been owned. ¥ adequate handwashing facilities be Every animal admitted to a shelter or pound available; should be examined by a veterinarian, or by an ¥ tetanus immunisation be advised; experienced attendant, who should be ¥ some hazards exist with certain species of responsible for classifying animals into the animals which are known to harbour following categories for attention: disease-causing organisms which can be a. Healthy animals - to be held in quarantine transmitted to man (zoonoses). While pens; zoonotic diseases are not usually found in b. Moderately or slightly injured animals - to pound animals, personal hygiene procedures be given prompt first-aid to relieve pain and should be such that transmission could not preserve life, and held for observation; occur. c. Severely injured animals, animals with All personnel working with cats, especially infectious disease, unweaned animals or women of child-bearing potential, should be wild or vicious animals - to be promptly and made aware of the risk of contracting humanely euthanased. toxoplasmosis. 2.3.2 Vaccination 2. Handling and treatment of animals Animals selected for rehousing should be 2.1 Capture vaccinated to cover the following diseases: Capture methods should be as humane as Dogs: canine distemper possible with minimum risk to operators, bystanders and animals. The behaviour of the infectious canine hepatitis species concerned should be taken into account canine parvovirus when deciding on the methods used. Capture Cats: infectious feline enteritis (tranquilliser) guns should not be used. feline respiratory disease (cat flu). 2.2 Transport 2.3.3. Quarantine Animals should be transported for the minimum time practicable. All vaccinated animals are required to be held in quarantine for certain periods of time Cats and very small dogs may be placed in before being made available for rehousing secure carrying baskets, cages or boxes, large (unless previously reclaimed by their owners). dogs may be restrained but all animals should be physically separated. Recommended quarantine periods are: Where the pick-up of stray or injured a. Dogs - Strays and dogs not previously animals is conducted on a shuttle basis the vaccinated timetable should be based on ensuring minimum - 8 days. time in transit for distressed or injured animals. Nil if previously vaccinated, Badly injured animals should be euthanased presented with current vaccination or transported to the nearest point of veterinary certificate and free from infectious attention as soon as possible. disease. The driver is responsible for the welfare of b. Cats - Strays and cats not previously animals in the vehicle during transportation. vaccinated; 2.3 Handling and treatment - 5 days for adults. 2.3.1 Admission Nil if previously vaccinated, Three types of animal are likely to be presented with a vaccination admitted to a shelter or pound: certificate and free from infectious a. Stray animals - where the animal is not disease. identified and the owner is unknown; Kittens under 12 weeks - 5 days. 2746 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Animals under treatment during quarantine Disinfection of pens and cages should be should be held in individual pens or cages done whenever the occupant is changed or every separated from healthy animals. fifth day with hospital grade disinfectants. At the end of the appropriate quarantine It is important that all surfaces and utensils period, all animals should again be examined by should be thoroughly rinsed after disinfecting to the manager or a veterinarian to assess their avoid poisoning. suitability for rehousing. Phenol is injurious to cats and should not be 2.3.4 Isolation used. All animals confined in isolation areas c. Inspection should be examined at least daily by a Animal attendants should inspect every veterinarian. animal daily, noting its general appearance and Animals kept in isolation should either be behaviour. moved to the quarantine area if their condition It is the responsibility of animal attendants at has improved, or be humanely euthanased if animal shelters and pounds to report any animal there is no sign of rapid improvement. that appears sick or injured, or is behaving oddly, to the manager or veterinarian as soon as 2.3.5 Euthanasia possible. Animals suspected of having an Animals may be euthanased because of infectious disease should be placed in isolation disease, injury, temperament, age, unsuitability or euthanased. for rehousing or in accordance with the Dog Act 2.3.7 Rehousing (sale of animals) 1970. All adult animals sold should be desexed and The preferred method of euthanasia is immature animals should be sold with a prepaid intravenous barbiturate overdosage, which must desexing voucher. be carried out by a veterinarian. Sick, aggressive, pregnant, unweaned, anti- Very wild or aggressive animals may require social or deformed animals, or animals with euthanasia by gunshot. vices such as excessive barking, fence jumping Euthanasia should be preformed in an area (dogs) should not be made available for that is separated from animal accommodation at rehousing. the shelter or pound and should not be carried New owners should be supplied with a out in view of any other animals. vaccination certificate and be given literature 2.3.6 Maintenance procedures about feeding, housing and responsible pet ownership. They should also be encouraged to a. Feeding seek advice about problems with the pets from All animals should be fed at least once per veterinarians or people with experience in day. Dry feed is recommended for dogs. animal care and management. Fresh cool water should be available to If an animal is not acceptable for any reason animals at all times. to a new owner within fourteen days, pounds or shelters should be prepared to take the animal Young puppies and kittens should be fed a back into the shelters and refund all monies or minimum of twice daily with a recognised offer a replacement animal with the same balanced diet. Their food may include milk and guarantee. Animals should not be desexed eggs as well as commercial tinned food. Dry before sale and all adult animals should be food should only be fed to pups as a supplement. desexed. Appendix 1 lists Recommended Daily The maximum time that animals suitable for Intakes for dogs and cats. rehousing should be held at the shelter is four b. Disinfection and hygiene weeks. An animal shelter or pound should be kept 2.3.8 Public access to animal shelters and clean and hygienic at all times. All pens should pounds be cleaned out twice per day and cats and kittens A minimum of 20 hours per week public should be provided with clean sanitary trays access to pounds and shelters should be daily. provided at specific periods during working Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2747 hours and including reasonable times after hours ¥ facilities for unloading animals with or at weekends. Public access at small pounds minimal risk of injury to the animals; may be by appointment with the Ranger. ¥ materials and a design that allow for 2.3.9 Release of animals to research institutions effective cleaning and disinfection. Pound animals may only be released to 4.2 Food storage and hygiene research organisations under the provisions of Facilities for the storage and preparation of the Code of practice for the use of animals from food should be separate from any animal municipal pounds in scientific procedures. accommodation. Feed storage facilities in 3. Responsible pet ownership establishments should be vermin proof and 3.1 Animal shelters and pounds should assist in available to hold a minimum of five days promoting responsible pet ownership in the requirements under peak conditions. community by the following methods: Feeding and drinking utensils should be a. Rehousing of pets which have vaccination stable and either disposable or able to be readily certificates, and which are either desexed or cleaned and disinfected. have prepaid desexing vouchers. For dogs and weaned puppies, one feeding b. Providing new pet owners with advice on pet bowl should be provided per individual animal. care and information leaflets about For cats, there should be one feeding bowl per veterinary attention that is required for adult and one feeding bowl per three kittens animals after purchase (such as follow-up (less than 12 weeks). vaccination), and current legislation Facilities should be provided for the vermin- covering the registration of pet animals. proof storage and sanitary disposal of animal c. Advising Council of the municipality where wastes, cadavers, food scraps and refuse. A animals will be kept when animals are sold regular pick-up of such wastes at least twice per and the address of new owners. week is required. d. Writing to owners emphasising the 4.3 Housing facilities importance of desexing where desexing This section contains general requirements vouchers for pups and kittens have not been for all pounds and shelters and additional redeemed after three months. requirements specific to the pound or shelter e. Providing prospective buyers with advice on being large (more than 50 dogs per year) or the most suitable type of dog for their small (less than 50 dogs per year). environment (consider yard size, exercise Three types of housing facilities may be requirements, children etc.) found at animal shelters or pounds: 4. Buildings and facilities a. Isolation pens for unhealthy animals. 4.1 Animal transport vehicles Isolation facilities should be physically Vehicles used for the transport of animals separated from other animal accommodation should have the following features: at the shelter or pound. ¥ provision for animals to be physically Small pounds using the facilities of a separated and restrained; veterinary practitioner to treat injured or unhealthy animals will not require isolation ¥ no protrusions or sharp edges in the pens. framework, doors, partitions, etc; b. Quarantine pens - for the housing of ¥ a design that is both escape-proof and animals during the required period following prevents the protrusion of head and/or limbs introduction to the pound or shelter or for the of any animal carried; quarantine period that follows vaccination. ¥ floors which are strong enough to bear the All pounds and shelters will have quarantine weight of the animals being transported, and pens. have a non-slip surface to minimise the c. Sale pens - for healthy animals selected for likelihood of injury; rehousing. These pens will only be found in ¥ weatherproof with adequate ventilation of shelters or pounds that offer animals for vehicles both when stationary and in motion; rehousing. 2748 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Floors should be sealed and free of cracks. incorporated as an external individual exercise All pens should be able to be secured to prevent area, and the dogs have a minimum access of 8 accidental escape of animals and should be hours/day to this area. completely enclosed, having either a solid or b. Cats wire roof. Cats should be housed individually in cages Outside pens and runs should be designed to or pens during the quarantine period. take account of the local environmental factors Cages used to hold adult cats should be at so the animals are protected from extremes of least 70 cm wide, 70 cm deep and 50 cm high. climate and weather. For instance, by the This size cage can accommodate up to three provision of wind breaks, trees for shade or cold kittens (less than 12 weeks of age). water sprayed onto the pens in hot weather. Where pens are constructed outdoors, a cyclone Cats should not be kept in cages for more wire fence with a lockable gate should encircle than one week. each section. Sleeping quarters should be Quarantine pens should have a minimum weatherproof. area of 1.2 square metres with a minimum width Very young animals will require sleeping of one metre, and have a raised sleeping area. Clean bedding should also be provided for each quarters where the temperature is between 20- sleeping area. 25¼C. Clean soft bedding should be provided daily. After desexing, vaccination and quarantine, cats may be multiple housed in holding pens. Housing facilities for dogs and cats should Each cat should have a floor area of two square be physically separated and should have metres and an individual sleeping area. appropriate fire extinguishers or other fire protection. c. Birds Recommended pen and cage sizes are as Shelters and pounds receiving birds should follows: provide cages meeting specifications described in the Code of Practice for the Housing of Cage a. Dogs Birds. All adult dogs should be housed one to a d. Farm animals pen. Shelters and pounds receiving farm animals Minimum pen sizes for each adult dog should provide pens and yards meeting older than four months specifications described in Codes of Practice for Height of Mini- Mini- Mini- domestic livestock. Dog mum mum mum 4.3.1 Requirements for large pounds and at Shoulder Area Width Height shelters (More than 50 dogs admitted (Centi- (Square (Centi- (Centi- per year) metres) Metres) metres) metres) a. Pens 30 and above 2.5 100 150 These pounds and shelters will have Below 30 1.5 90 150 isolation pens, quarantine pens and possibly sale pens. Pens should conform to the general Note: One third of the area of each pen requirements specified under 'Housing facilities' should be weatherproof and include raised and should be constructed of impervious, sleeping quarters. washable materials optimally curved at the The number of dogs which can be held per wall/floor junction to facilitate cleaning and pen size are shown in the following table: disinfection. Age Maximum number per pen The line of drainage must not run from pen to pen. Individual drainage outlets should be Adult (greater than 16 weeks) 1 incorporated in each pen and connected to a Weaned pups from same litter (6-16 weeks) 4 completely enclosed drain or pipe. Floors Where pens are contained within an should be graded to the outlet. An impervious enclosed building, their size may be reduced partition one metre high and sealed to the floor provided that the rest of the required area is should separate all pens and exercise areas. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2749

Preferably pens should not be built to face 4.3.2 Requirements for small pounds (fewer each other as this will increase the noise and than 50 dogs admitted per year) spread of diseases between pens. Noise barriers a. Pens should be used to minimise noise to acceptable These pens should be constructed of levels. Where pens are built facing each other impervious washable materials and conform to and the drainage line is toward the centre the general requirements specified under walkway, an impervious partition one metre 'Housing facilities'. The line of drainage should high should be centrally installed in the not run from pen to pen. walkway to reduce the possibility of the spread Small pounds may use the facilities of a of disease into opposite pens during cleaning. veterinarian for: b. Examination, treatment and euthanasia ¥ isolation pens; facilities ¥ examination, treatment and euthanasia. A separate first-aid treatment area should be If the facilities of a veterinarian are not used, provided with a table which can be readily the pound should conform with the requirements cleaned and disinfected, lighting and shelving, for isolation pens and facilities for examination, and first-aid materials including dressings, treatment and euthanasia as specified in the disinfectants and medicines to treat open Code. wounds. Restricted drugs kept on the premises b. Public access may be by appointment with must be kept in a lockable cabinet, and should the Ranger or by the open times specified in only be used by or at the specific direction of a 2.3.8 (public access to animal shelters and veterinarian. pounds). Hot and cold running water should be Recommended daily intake for available. maintenance of normal adult dogs Euthanasia should be carried out in an area Dry dog Canned dog separate from where animals are housed. food food Note: Soundproof buildings containing Bodyweight cups/ cans/ cans/ pens or cages where forced ventilation is the of dog (kg) dog dog dog only form of air supply should meet the (100g/ (450g (700g/ following requirements: cup can) can) a. Ventilation - an air change rate of between 3 .75 .50 - 8-12 changes per hour to prevent the build- 5 1 .75 - up of foul odours. Ventilation devices should avoid draughts and distribute fresh 10 2 1.25 - air evenly to all of the animal area. 15 2.50 1.75 1 b. Temperature - should be constant and in the 20 3.25 2 1.25 range of 18-21¼C for adult animals. 25 3.75 2.50 1.25 c. Air recirculation units, incorporating 30 4 2.75 1.75 effective air cleaning and filtration to remove infectious organisms as well as 40 5 3.50 2 chemicals such as ammonia. 50 6 4 2.50 d. Back-up alarm systems in the event of power This table applies to normal, adult, non-breeding, failure or breakdown of ventilation and non-working house dogs. temperature control mechanisms. Growth requirements: Housing animals in totally enclosed Weaning to 40% adult soundproofed rooms or buildings is expensive weight = 2 x maintenance and costly to maintain and requires qualified 40-80% adult weight = 1.5 x maintenance staff. 80-100% adult weight = 1.2 x maintenance 2750 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Recommended daily intake for maintenance Building Act 1993 (Victoria) of normal adult cats MINISTERIAL ORDER Canned cat food Domestic Building Insurance (Amendment) Bodyweight Age Cans/cat I, Robert Maclellan, Minister for Planning of cat (kg) Weeks (425g / can) and Local Government, make the following 0.5-1 10 0.35-0.6 Order under section 135 of the Building Act 1993 and section 27 of the Interpretation of 1-2 20 0.3-0.6 Legislation Act 1984. 1.5-3 30 0.35-0.7 1. Purpose of this Order 2-4 40 0.4-0.75 This Order amends an error made in a 3-5 Adult 0.5-0.8 previous Ministerial Order. This table applies to adult non-breeding 2. Date of effect of this Order house cats. This Order is to take effect on 15 December Corresponding figures for dry foods are not 1998. included as it is not usual for cats to be fed 3. Amendment exclusively on these products. It is more usual In the Ministerial Order concerning for them to be given as part of the diet, either fed Domestic Building Insurance made by me on 29 separately in small amounts, or mixed in with October 1998 under sections 135(1) and (4) of canned food, providing that adequate fresh the Building Act 1993 - water is always freely available. An average adult cat requires about 22g of dry food per kg (a) after clause 5.5.5 insert - bodyweight per day. Ò5.5.6 made under the indemnity for non- Growth requirements: completion of domestic building work required by clause 5.1.3 to the extent weaning to 40% adult that the cost of completing the domestic weight = 2 x maintenance building work (excluding the cost of 40-80% adult weight = 1.5 x maintenance rectifying any defective building work) 8-100% adult weight = 1.2 x maintenance exceeds the contract price under the relevant major domestic building Domestic (Feral and Nuisance) contract by more than 20%.Ó; Animals Act 1994 (b) in clause 6.3.2, for Òinsurer; orÓ substitute NOTICE OF MAKING OF CODE OF Òinsurer.Ó; PRACTICE TO SPECIFY STANDARDS FOR THE CONDUCT OF DOMESTIC ANIMAL (c) omit clause 6.3.3. BUSINESSES Dated: 9 November 1998. I, Patrick McNamara, Deputy Premier and ROBERT MACLELLAN Minister for Agriculture and Resources, give Minister for Planning and Local Government notice under Section 62 of the Domestic (Feral and Nuisance) Animals Act 1994 of the making of the following Code of Practice Planning and Environment Act 1987 commencing on the publication of this notice: ALPINE RESORTS PLANNING SCHEME Code of Practice for the Management of Dogs Notice of Approval of Amendment and Cats in Shelters and Pounds Amendment C2 A copy of the Code of Practice may be The Minister for Planning and Local obtained upon payment of a fee of $7.50 per Government has approved the above copy from: the Department of Natural Amendment. Resources and Environment, Information The Amendment comes into operation on the Centre; Ground Floor, 8 Nicholson Street, East date this notice is published in the Government Melbourne, telephone 03 9637 8080. Gazette. PATRICK McNAMARA MP The Amendment replaces the entire Alpine Deputy Premier Resorts Planning Scheme, resulting from the Minister for Agriculture and Resources reformatting to page numbers and footers and Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2751 the inclusion of schedules to ensure consistency Building Regulations 1994 was issued for that with Ministerial Direction of The Form and building on or before the date of gazettal of this Content of Planning Schemes. Amendment. The Amendment also removes a lapsed site Amendment L57 will remain in place as an specific exemption relating to a heliport at Falls interim control until 6 August 1999 unless the Creek and corrects minor errors and omissions. Minister for Planning and Local Government The Amendment is available for public extends the period in writing. inspection, free of charge, during office hours A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, at the following places: Department of free of charge, during office hours, at the Infrastructure, Customer Service Centre, Upper Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Melbourne 3000; Department of Infrastructure, Street, Melbourne and at the offices of the North-East Goulburn Regional Office, 50-52 Boroondara City Council, 8 Inglesby Road, Clarke Street, Benalla 3672; Department of Camberwell. Infrastructure, Gippsland Regional Office, 120 LEIGH PHILLIPS Kay Street, Traralgon 3844; Alpine Shire Council, Churchill Avenue, Bright 3741; Director, Planning Operations Murrindindi Shire Council, Shire Offices, Local Government, Planning and Perkins Street, Alexandra 3714; Delatite Shire Market Information Services Division Council, Fawckner Drive, Benalla 3672; Baw Department of Infrastructure Baw Shire Council, Civic Place, Warragul 3820; Alpine Resorts Unit, 36 Rutland Road, Box Hill Planning and Environment Act 1987 3128 and all Alpine Resort Management Board BUNINYONG PLANNING SCHEME Offices. Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Amendment L62 Director, Planning Operations The Minister for Planning and Local Local Government, Planning and Government has approved Amendment L62 to Market Information Services Division the Buninyong Planning Scheme. Department of Infrastructure The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government BOROONDARA PLANNING SCHEME Gazette. Notice of Approval of Amendment The Amendment introduces a new Public Amendment L57 Use Zone into the Scheme and the zones land The Minister for Planning and Local adjacent to the Lal Lal Reservoir (Bungal Dam) Government has approved Amendment L57 to from Agricultural A and Agricultural B Zones to the Boroondara Planning Scheme. Public Use Zone 1 - Service and Utility to The Amendment comes into operation on the facilitate the construction of a water treatment date this notice is published in the Government plant at the reservoir. Gazette. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, The Amendment introduces interim free of charge, during office hours, at the demolition controls for the area known as the Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service ÒRiverside Estate and EnvironsÓ in North Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Balwyn, thereby providing interim demolition Street, Melbourne, the Western Region Office, controls whilst Amendment L56 to the 1315 Sturt Street, Ballarat and at the offices of Boroondara Planning Scheme goes through a the Moorabool Shire Council, 15 Stead Street, normal public exhibition process. The Ballan. ÒRiverside Estate and EnvironsÓ will be subject to the provisions of Clause 132B, generally LEIGH PHILLIPS requiring a permit for the demolition of a Director, Planning Operations building or part thereof. Local Government, Planning and Clause 132B exempts a building from the Market Information Services Division control if a demolition permit under the Department of Infrastructure 2752 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Planning and Environment Act 1987 Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the CRANBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME Strathbogie Shire Council, Binney Street, Euroa Notice of Approval of Amendment and the Greater City of Shepparton Council, Amendment L225 Welsford Street, Shepparton. The Minister for Planning and Local LEIGH PHILLIPS Government has approved Amendment L225 to Director, Planning Operations the Cranbourne Planning Scheme. Local Government, Planning and Market Information Services Division The Amendment comes into operation on the Department of Infrastructure date this notice is published in the Government Gazette. Planning and Environment Act 1987 GOULBURN PLANNING SCHEME The Amendment rezones land known as Notice of Approval of Amendment Reserve No. 2 on Plan of Subdivision 333206W, being Part Crown Allotment 3, Thompsons Amendment L12 Road, Cranbourne North from Mixed Industrial The Minister for Planning and Local Zone to Reserved Land - Other Public Use. Government has approved Amendment L12 to the Goulburn Planning Scheme. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, The Amendment comes into operation on the free of charge, during office hours, at the date this notice is published in the Government Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Gazette. Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins The Amendment reserves land for a new Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the alignment of the Goulburn Valley Highway Casey City Council, Princes Highway, Narre between Weir Road north of Nagambie and Warren. Muddy Creek, and associated access restoration purposes. LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at the Local Government, Planning and Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Market Information Services Division Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Department of Infrastructure Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Strathbogie Shire Council, Binney Street, Planning and Environment Act 1987 Euroa. EUROA PLANNING SCHEME LEIGH PHILLIPS Notice of Approval of Amendment Director, Planning Operations Amendment L28 Local Government, Planning and Market Information Services Division The Minister for Planning and Local Department of Infrastructure Government has approved Amendment L28 to the Euroa Planning Scheme. Planning and Environment Act 1987 The Amendment comes into operation on the KNOX PLANNING SCHEME date this notice is published in the Government Notice of Approval of Amendment Gazette. Amendment L167 The Amendment reserves land for a new The Minister for Planning and Local Government has approved Amendment L167 to alignment of the Goulburn Valley Highway the Knox Planning Scheme. between Muddy Creek to the east of Murchison East and Ross Road north of Arcadia, and The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government associated access restoration pruposes. Gazette. A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, The Amendment rezones part of land at 700 free of charge, during office hours, at the Burwood Highway, Ferntree Gully from Knox Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Commercial Drive-in Zone to a Business 2 Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Zone. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2753

A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, The Planning Scheme comes into operation free of charge, during office hours, at the on the date this notice is published in the Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Government Gazette. Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins The Planning Scheme affects all of the area Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the of the municipal district of the Pyrenees Shire Knox City Council, 511 Burwood Highway, Council. Wantirna. The new Pyrenees Planning Scheme, as LEIGH PHILLIPS required by the Planning and Environment Director, Planning Operations (Planning Schemes) Act 1996, includes Local Government, Planning and selected State standard provisions from the Market Information Services Division Victoria Planning Provisions, a municipal Department of Infrastructure strategic statement, state and local policy frameworks, standardised zones, overlays, Planning and Environment Act 1987 particular provisions relating to use and MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME development, and a number of administrative Notice of Approval of Amendment provisions and definitions. The new Planning Amendment L305 Scheme also incorporates a number of The Minister for Planning and Local documents specified in the Planning Scheme, Government has approved Amendment L305 to and contains new maps applying the the Melbourne Planning Scheme. standardised zones and overlays to land within the area covered by the scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the date this notice is published in the Government A copy of the new Planning Scheme can be Gazette. inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at: Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service The Amendment changes the local section of Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins the scheme by: Street, Melbourne 3000; Department of ¥ Inclusion of a new site specific control under Infrastructure, Western Region, 1315 Sturt the Reserved Land provisions by introducing Street, Ballarat, Vic. 3350 and Pyrenees Shire an Incorporated Document to facilitate Council, Municipal Offices, 5 Lawrence Street, development of a State Netball and Hockey Beaufort, Vic. 3373. Centre at Royal Park. LEIGH PHILLIPS A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Director, Planning Operations free of charge, during office hours, at the Local Government, Planning and Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Market Information Services Division Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Department of Infrastructure Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Melbourne City Council, Development Planning, 6th Floor, 200 Little Collins Street, Planning and Environment Act 1987 Melbourne. SHEPPARTON SHIRE PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations Amendment L83 Local Government, Planning and The Minister for Planning and Local Market Information Services Division Government has approved Amendment L83 to Department of Infrastructure the Shepparton Shire Planning Scheme. The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government Planning and Environment (Planning Gazette. Schemes) Act 1996 The Amendment reserves land for the PYRENEES PLANNING SCHEME duplication of the Goulburn Valley Highway to Notice of Approval of Planning Scheme the north of Ross Road, Arcadia, and associated The Minister for Planning and Local access restoration purposes. Government has approved the new Pyrenees A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Planning Scheme. free of charge, during office hours, at the 2754 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service The Amendment comes into operation on the Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins date this notice is published in the Government Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Gazette. Greater City of Shepparton Council, Welsford The Amendment replaces the reference to Street, Shepparton. ÔConcept Plan 4AÕ with ÔConcept Plan 5AÕ in LEIGH PHILLIPS Clause 113-4 of the Scheme. Director, Planning Operations A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Local Government, Planning and free of charge, during office hours, at the Market Information Services Division Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Department of Infrastructure Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 Stonnington City Council, corner Greville and SHERBROOKE PLANNING SCHEME Chapel Streets, Prahran. Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Amendment L133 Director, Planning Operations The Minister for Planning and Local Local Government, Planning and Government has approved Amendment L133 to Market Information Services Division the Sherbrooke Planning Scheme. Department of Infrastructure The Amendment comes into operation on the Planning and Environment Act 1987 date this notice is published in the Government Gazette. WHITEHORSE PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Approval of Amendment The Amendment introduces a site specific control into the Sherbrooke Planning Scheme Amendment L21 Part 2 which allows land described at Lots 1 and 2 LP The Minister for Planning and Local 133820, 166 Phillip Road, Avonsleigh to be Government has approved Amendment L21 Part subdivided into 4 lots subject to a number of 2 to the Whitehorse Planning Scheme. conditions. The Amendment comes into operation on the A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, date this notice is published in the Government free of charge, during office hours, at the Gazette. Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service The Amendment rezones land at 360-362 Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Whitehorse Road, Nunawading from Public Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Purposes 15 (Roads Corporation) to a Restricted Pakenham Shire Council, Henty Way, Business Zone. The Amendment also inserts a Pakenham. site specific control into the scheme that identifies the building on the property as having LEIGH PHILLIPS heritage value and provides for its protection. Director, Planning Operations A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, Local Government, Planning and free of charge, during office hours, at the Market Information Services Division Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Department of Infrastructure Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 Whitehorse City Council, 379-397 Whitehorse STONNINGTON PLANNING SCHEME Road, Nunawading. Notice of Approval of Amendment LEIGH PHILLIPS Amendment L71 Director, Planning Operations The Minister for Planning and Local Local Government, Planning and Government has approved Amendment L71 to Market Information Services Division the Stonnington Planning Scheme. Department of Infrastructure Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2755

Planning and Environment Act 1987 Thompsons Road, Cranbourne North from WHITTLESEA PLANNING SCHEME Mixed Industrial Zone to Reserved Land - Other Notice of Approval of Amendment Public Use. Amendment L166 The Amendment lapsed on 31 March 1998. The Minister for Planning and Local LEIGH PHILLIPS Government has approved Amendment L166 to Director, Planning Operations the Whittlesea Planning Scheme. Local Government, Planning and The Amendment comes into operation on the Market Information Services Division date this notice is published in the Government Department of Infrastructure Gazette. The Amendment ¥ relocates the area currently zoned for residential purposes in the Janefield site, Plenty Road, Bundoora from the south eastern corner to the northern periphery of the site adjacent to the existing residential development in Blossom Park; ¥ makes minor corrections to the Whittlesea Planning Scheme by renumbering of Clause 148B and adding 6HB, 11HB, 22HA, 22HB, 24DPO and 24HB to ÒWhat does this scheme consist of?Ó A copy of the Amendment can be inspected, free of charge, during office hours, at the Department of Infrastructure, Customer Service Centre, Upper Plaza, Nauru House, 80 Collins Street, Melbourne, and at the offices of the Whittlesea City Council, McDonalds Road, South Morang. LEIGH PHILLIPS Director, Planning Operations Local Government, Planning and Market Information Services Division Department of Infrastructure

Planning and Environment Act 1987 CRANBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME Notice of Lapsing of Amendment Amendment L164 Pursuant to Section 30(1)(b) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987, Amendment L164 to the Cranbourne Planning Scheme has lapsed. The Amendment proposed to rezone land known as Reserve No. 2 on Plan of Subdivision 333206W, being Part Crown Allotment 3, 2756 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

ORDERS IN COUNCIL

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES Under Section 17(1) of the Cemeteries Act 1958, and on the recommendation of the Minister for Health, the Governor-in-Council consents to the making of the attached Scales of Fees in respect of the following Public Cemeteries: Alberton Ballangeich Barmah Carwarp Drouin Echuca Eildon Weir Harkaway Keilor Kyabram Morboo North Moorngag Newbridge Noradjuha Rochester The Necropolis Springvale Upper Yarrd ÑÑÑÑ Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Alberton Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. GENERAL CEMETERY $ Land, 2.44 m x 1.22 m 200.00 Plus sinking at contract price plus 25% Reopen Grave sinking at contract price plus 25% Lifting Ledger 50.00 Interment Fee 100.00 Interment on Saturday, Sunday or Public Holiday at contract price plus 25% Permission for Exhumation (when authorised) 850.00 Interment of Ashes in a Grave 50.00 Permission to erect a Headstone or Memorial 5% cost of Monument minimum of 20.00 BRUCE MERVYN FINLAY, trustee ANDREW DONALD MacMEIKAN, trustee SALLY MARGARET LUCY STIBERG, trustee ÑÑÑÑ Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2757

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Ballangeich Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Grave sites 140.00 Digging contract price plus 10% Interment 65.00 Re-open 215.00 Headstones 10% cost with a minimum of 54.00 Rites of Burial 27.50 Still born 86.00 Exhumation charge with Authority 860.00 Own selection 108.00 E. WATKINS, trustee STEPHEN JAMES VICK, trustee WILLIAM JOHN McKELLAR, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Barmah Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. PRIVATE GRAVES Land 2.44 x 1.22 m 100.00 SINKING CHARGES FOR PRIVATE GRAVES Sinking grave 1.83 m deep 150.00 Each additional 0.3 m 20.00 Re-opening grave (no cover) 100.00 Re-opening grave (with cover) 120.00 MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Permission to erect a Headstone or Monument 5% of cost with a minimum of 20.00 H. D. MALONEY, trustee D. GALLOWAY, trustee B. L. McCANN, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Carwarp Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Land, 2.44 m x 1.22 m 140.00 2758 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Sinking grave 1.83 m deep contract price plus 10% administrative charge Administrative fee per interment 65.00 Re-opening grave (no cover) 194.00 Re-opening grave (with cover) 215.00 Permission to erect a Headstone or monument 10% of cost with a minimum of 54.00 Exhumation charge (when authorised) 860.00 Search fee per request 16.00 B. J. McNABB, trustee D. M. TRELOAR, trustee M. F. NULTY, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Drouin Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN SECTION Land 2.44 x 1.22 m, new grave or reservation 430.00 Sinking grave to 1.85 m 250.00 Sinking grave for child (Across head of grave) 120.00 Interment fee 200.00 Interment of Child No Fee To re-open grave (includes Interment Fee) 450.00 Sinking grave for each 0.3 m extra 60.00 Sinking oversize grave Extra 80.00 Weekends or Public Holiday Interment:- Extra 200.00 Standard Cast Bronze Plaque (380 x 280) can be arranged through the Trust at Contract Price plus 10% MONUMENTAL SECTION All prices as per Lawn Section (Only reservations in R. C. Section) Standard Cast Bronze Plaque (380 x 280) can be arranged through the Trust at Contract price plus 10% To erect Headstones 10% of cost To remove and replace ledger Ð extra 250.00 MONUMENTAL BEAM SECTION Land 2.44 x 1.22, new grave or reservation 500.00 Sinking of grave and interment fees:- All prices as per Lawn Section To erect Headstones 10% of cost MEMORIAL WALL Purchase of wall niche 150.00 To seal ashes in memorial wall 75.00 Interment Fee 100.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2759

Standard Cast Bronze Plaques (178 x 152 & 138 x 103) can be arranged through the Trust at Contract price plus 10% ROSE GARDEN Ash Plot with Rose 450.00 Interment of Cremated Remains 50.00 Standard Cast Bronze Plaque (380 x 216) can be arranged through the Trust at Contract price plus 10% TO RESEARCH FOR FAMILY TREE INFORMATION Research Fee 25.00 EXHUMATION CHARGES To exhume the remains of a body at official request 1,100.00 KEVIN BOURKE, trustee DESMOND EYLES, trustee IAN GAFFNEY, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Echuca Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MONUMENTAL SECTION GRAVE SITES: Private Ground 750.00 Private Ground in special section Ð single only (when available) 650.00 SINKING AND RE-OPENING Adult Grave 550.00 LAWN SECTION First interment Ð adult 750.00 First interment Ð stillborn or child under 5 years (2.1 metre grave) 750.00 Second interment Ð adult 550.00 Single only (when available) 650.00 CHILDRENÕS SECTION Child grave (up to 5 years) 395.00 Interment of stillborn babies (pre-20 weeks) 75.00 RIGHT OF BURIAL Convert Open grave to Private grave 200.00 MEMORIALISATION Strewing of cremated remains 50.00 Niche walls (1 position) Ð (not including plaque and fixing fee) 295.00 Rose Garden (individual bush Ð 2 positions) 475.00 Rose Garden (2 positions) 395.00 Memorial Garden (2 positions) 395.00 2760 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Shrubs (up to 2 positions) 275.00 Memorial tree (on application, any tree over 3 m Ð 2 positions) 750.00 MEMORIAL ROCKS Small rock Ð 2 positions 250.00 Medium rock Ð 4 positions 375.00 Large rock Ð 6 positions 500.00 Shrubs and roses have tenure periods of 25 years; trees, wall niches and ground niches have tenure periods of 40 years, with the exception of: 1. Memorials for ex-service personnel who have perpetual tenure, and 2. In the case of more than one interment, the tenure period applies from the date of purchase of the most recent placement of remains. ADDITIONAL CHARGES (MISCELLANEOUS) Pre-purchase of any service Ð gazetted fee plus administration charge 75.00 Interments and cremations on Saturdays and Public Holidays (if necessary staff resources are available) + 225.00 Interment where order is given after 3.45 p.m. on day prior to funeral + 225.00 Extra sinking charge per 0.348 m (1 ft) 50.00 Interment of cremated remains in grave 150.00 Exhumation (subject to issue of licence) 1,250.00 Search of records for each location 15.00 Flower containers Ð supply and installation of flower containers approved by Trust 30.00 Grave testing Ð to check grave for additional interments is gazetted fee plus additional costs incurred for removal of ledgers or other associated works 50.00 Plaque fixing fee 50.00 Permission to erect headstone 10% of cost with a minimum fee of 50.00 F. E. BRIDGEWATER, trustee D. P. JONES, trustee M. ROSS, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Eildon Weir Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Sinking Grave 1.37 m 50.00 Sinking Grave 1.98 m 150.00 Sinking Grave additional .3 m 30.00 Re-opening any grave 150.00 Exhumation 300.00 Re-interment 300.00 Interment of ashes only 50.00 Purchase of land 2.44 m x 1.22 m selected by applicant 180.00 Purchase of land 2.44 m x 1.22 m selected by Trustee 150.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2761

Inspection Cemetery plan 15.00 Permission to erect Headstone or Plaque 50.00 Permission to erect full tombstone 100.00 GORDON McKAY, trustee GEORGE McKAY, trustee JOHN SAVAGE, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Harkaway Cemetery Trust Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Double grave including interment fee & digging 800.00 Re-opening of a grave 350.00 To remove marble slab Ð extra 50.00 Weekend & Public Holidays Ð extra 150.00 Interment of cremated remains in existing plot 50.00 Monumental Masons fee 20.00 FRANK AURISCH, trustee RAY EXCELL, trustee STAN EXCELL, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Keilor Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MEMORIALS Rose Garden 375.00 Family Rose (4 positions) 1,500.00 Shared Rose (2 positions) 800.00 Memorial rock with shrub (4 positions) 1,200.00 Memorial garden (with granite base) 350.00 Weeping rose (2 positions) 1,000.00 Memorial tree (2 positions) 800.00 Memorial rocks Ð small (2 positions) 350.00 Memorial rocks Ð medium (4 positions) 500.00 Memorial rocks Ð large (6 positions) 750.00 ChildrenÕs memorial garden 150.00 Family garden memorial (8 positions) 5,000.00 Memorial Plaques Ð small 120.00 2762 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Memorial Plaques Ð medium 150.00 Memorial Plaques Ð large 180.00 CHILDRENÕS LAWN GRAVE Lawn grave including grave for one interment, digging, plaque and vase (maximum coffin length 1.10 m) 850.00 Note:- No tenure period for cremated remains is applicable. MAURICE STABB, trustee ALLAN R. HOLMES, trustee DOROTHY COSTA, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Kyabram Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN SECTIONS Land 460.00 Sinking and Interment 310.00 INFANT LAWN Land, interment and flower container 220.00 BRIAN JOHN SULLIVAN, trustee JAMES THOMAS GRINTER, trustee ERNEST HENRY MILES, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Mirboo North Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. PUBLIC GRAVES Interment in grave without exclusive right Ð still born child 50.00 Intermant in grave without exclusive right Ð others 80.00 Number Peg or Label 30.00 MONUMENTAL SECTION Ð PRIVATE GRAVES Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 200.00 Own selection of land 100.00 SINKING CHARGES FOR PRIVATE GRAVES Sinking grave 1.83 m deep 200.00 Sinking grave 2.44 m deep 260.00 Sinking oversize grave Ð extra 80.00 Cancellation of order to sink (if commenced) 60.00 Re-opening grave (no cover) 190.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2763

Re-opening grave (with cover) 230.00 Interment outside prescribed hours or on Saturdays, Sundays or Public Holidays 80.00 Interment in private grave without due notice 80.00 Administration Fee per interment 80.00 Permission to erect a headstone or monument 10% of cost with a minimum of 80.00 Permission to construct a brick grave or to erect any stone kerb, brick, tilework or concrete 10% of cost with a minimum of 60.00 Exhume the remains of a body (when authorised) 650.00 Interment of ashes in a private grave 80.00 Annual maintenance (single grave) if required by holder of right of burial (optional) 80.00 Search request 16.00 Lawn grave 2.44 m x 1.22 m 400.00 Lawn interment fee (re-opening) 120.00 For each interment there in includes cost of memorial affising and maintenance of memorial 150.00 Interment of ashes in lawn grave 80.00 MEMORIAL SECTION Land 100.00 Interment fee (includes cost of memorial affixing and maintenance of memorial) 100.00 Bronze Plaque and flower container Cost plus 10% GEORGE HENRY St. ELLEN, trustee NIEL VINCENT TREASE, trustee SJIRK (JACK) VANDERLAND, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Moorngag Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 75.00 The graves are sunk by land Sinking 1.83 m 200.00 Sinking 2.85 m 250.00 In case of water having to be pumped out of grave 250.00 Interment fee 35.00 permission to erect headstone or monument 5% of cost Interment of ashes in private grave 10.00 EVAN THOMAS WARNOCK, trustee IAN JOHN HORSBURGH, trustee COLIN ANDREW McCAULEY, trustee ÑÑÑÑ 2764 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Newbridge Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. SCALE OF FEES FOR NICHE WALL Interment fee 250.00 Reserved fee 275.00 F. R. RAMSAY, trustee R. K. KELLY, trustee M. J. BELL, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Noradjuha Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Land, 2.44 m x 1.22 m 25.00 Permission to erect a Headstone or Monument 10.00 Exhumation charge (when authorised) 860.00 L. R. MEWETT, trustee P. R. NORTHFIELD, trustee JANET HEARD, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Rochester Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. PRIVATE GRAVES Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 245.00 Grave digging Contract price plus 10% MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Interment outside prescribed hours Saturday, Sunday, Public Holidays (additional) 40.00 Sinking and re-opening charges Cost plus 10% Administrative fee for interment 40.00 Permission to erect a Headstone or Monument 5% of cost with a minimum of 50.00 Exhumation of body (when authorised) 860.00 Removal and replacement of stone slab 35.00 Grave renovations or additional lettering 15.00 Search fee of records 15.00 Interment of ashes in private grave 90.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2765

LAWN SECTION Lawn grave first interment 590.00 Lawn grave second interment 275.00 Plaques including additional inscription Cost plus 10% Chrome vase for lawn section Cost plus 10% NICHE WALL Interment of ashes in Niche Wall 140.00 Plaques Ð Contract price plus 10% Flower vase Ð Contract price plus 10% JOHN D. ANDERSON, trustee JOHN L. WOLFE, trustee GRAEME WATSON, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the The Necropolis Springvale Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Interment of Cremated Remains in a Mausoleum Crypt (not including memorialisation e.g. Plaque and lettering costs) 775.00 The commonseal of the Trustees of The Necropolis Springvale was hereto affixed on the authority of a resolution of Trustees on 31 July 1998 and in the presence of: B. D. ARNOLD, trustee A. T. GARDNER, trustee C. O. HARRY, trustee R. ALLISON, Chief Executive Officer ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Upper Yarra Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Memorial Fee Ð Permission to erect, repair or add to any monument 75.00 Exhumation when authorised 860.00 Search of records 20.00 Cancellation fee in respect of pre-purchased graves Ð 20% of Total PRIVATE GRAVES LAWN AREA Ð Non denominational. Bronze Plaque memorials only 2.44 m x 1.22 m Allowing two interments 480.00 2766 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

MEMORIAL AREA Ð Denominational area for approved monumental works or Bronze Plaques 480.00 CHILDRENÕS AREA Ð Child grave 1.5 m x 1.0 m. Allowing one interment. Fee includes interment and bronze plaque measuring 229 mm x 280 mm 400.00 INTERMENT FEES Interment fees, Lawn and Memorial areas 430.00 Ashes placed in private graves 100.00 Interment of cremated remains Ð Includes reception of Ashes of Cremation and placement of 229 mm x 280 mm plaque at garden bed 380.00 PLAQUE FEES Special Decorative plaque Ð includes first attachment, flower container, installation Ð 560 mm x 305 mm 550.00 Second attachment to Special Decorative plaque Ð 100.00 Decorative lawn plaque Ð 380 mm x 280 mm Ð includes flower container, installation 345.00 DON MANNING, trustee ROSEMARY CROWLEY, trustee TANYA VAN STRAALEN, trustee Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: ROB KNOWLES Minister for Health STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES Under Section 17(1) of the Cemeteries Act 1958, and on the recommendation of the Minister for Health, the Governor-in-Council consents to the making of the attached Scales of Fees in respect of the following Public Cemeteries: Andersons Creek Bellbrae Lexton Melton Memorial Park and Williamstown Rupanyup Smythesdale Warracknabeal Yarck ÑÑÑÑ Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2767

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the AndersonÕs Creek Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAW GRAVES $ Private lawn grave 2.44 m x 1.22 m 1,200.00 Sinking new lawn grave to 2.1 m 1,100.00 Re-open lawn grave 1,000.00 MONUMENTAL GRAVE Re-open monumental grave 1,350.00 Remove ledger and replace 250.00 CHILDRENÕS LAWN Front childrenÕs lawn maximum coffin length 1 metre 500.00 McCulloch childrenÕs lawn maximum coffin length 1 metre 900.00 CREMATED REMAINS Rose Garden single plot 1,200.00 Rose Garden second interment or reserved before 1.10.1996 600.00 Garden and Pathway single plots 1,000.00 Garden/Pathway second interment or reserved before 1.10.1996 600.00 In private grave 150.00 Scattering area including name on large rock plaque 200.00 Reservation Rose Garden 1,300.00 Reservation Garden or Pathway area 1,100.00 OTHER FEES Sinking any grave to 2.7 m an extra 200.00 Coffin or casket over 630 mm wide an extra 200.00 Name plate on commemorative Plaque 200.00 Bronze Plaque 380 x 280 cm up to 8 lines 250.00 Bronze Plaque 230 x 185 cm up to 5 lines 100.00 Placement of Plaque if supplied by family 200.00 Coloured photo 5 x 7 cm 100.00 Flower container 30.00 Relocation of cremated remains 450.00 Attendance fee at interment of cremated remains 75.00 Cancellation fee under 24 hours notice 300.00 Exhumation when authorised (plus re-open fee) 1,500.00 Monumental work 10% of material and labour JOHN CHAPMAN, trustee ROBERT WHITE, trustee TERENCE V. SLOAN, trustee ÑÑÑÑ 2768 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Bellbrae Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Right of Burial in land 2.44 m x 1.22 m Monumental Section For approved monuments 250.00 Non-Monumental Section For approved lawn Headstones 340.00 Lawn Section For approved Bronze Plaques 400.00 Interment Fee $120.00 plus $20 if required outside business hours Permit to inter cremated remains In private grave 60.00 In Memorial Garden $100.00 for approved Bronze Plaques Administration fee for general services 30.00 Exhumation of the remains of a body (when authorised) 850.00 W. R. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman of trustees J. F. BUFTON. trustee A. W. SIMMONS, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Lexton Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Land for private grave 2.44 m x 1.22 m 50.00 Re-opening of grave 30.00 Erection of monument 5% of total cost BARRY LESLIE SANDLANT, trustee LESLIE ALAN SANDLANT, trustee ALAN ROBERT BAULCH, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Melton Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN CEMETERY Non Denominational Lawn Grave 670.00 MONUMENTAL SECTION Accessable Grave 670.00 Inaccessable Grave 670.00 Sinking (hand dug to any depth) 700.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2769

CHILDRENÕS SECTION Stillborn Grave 300.00 Sinking 100.00 Interment 200.00 Children under 10 years Ð Grave 520.00 RE-OPEN Re-opening of a grave without a cover 670.00 MEMORIALS Niche Wall including interment 300.00 Flower Garden including interment 300.00 Tree memorials Ð includes tree and first interment 800.00 Each additional interment 300.00 ASHES IN AN OWNERÕS SITE Sinking and interment 250.00 ROSE GARDEN Rose Garden includes one standed rose for 2 interments 2,000.00 All Granite Stones and Plaques are at cost plus 10% J. A. FRASER, trustee J. HYATT, trustee B. MORISON, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Memorial Park Cemetery and Williamstown Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. STANDARD FEES Right of burial (2 deep) Floral lawn 1,200.00 Bronze beam 1,200.00 Headstone lawn 1,200.00 Monumental 1,080.00 Common foundation 1,350.00 Vault 6,000.00 INTERMENT Standard 760.00 Child (under 12 years) including R.O.B. 750.00 Public Ð Adult 330.00 Public Ð Child 160.00 Cremated remains (Maximum 4) 140.00 CREMATION Standard Ð Adult delivery 580.00 2770 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

Standard Ð Adult delivery (before 3.30 p.m.) 560.00 Standard Ð Adult delivery (before 12.00 p.m.) 540.00 Standard Ð Adult delivery (before 9.00 a.m.) 500.00 Child (under 12 years) 320.00 Infant (under 12 months) 100.00 ADVANCE PURCHASE Right of burial 100.00 Interment 100.00 Cremation 100.00 SUPPLEMENTS ApplicantÕs selection 160.00 Weekend/Pubic Holiday surcharge 310.00 Oversize coffin Lawn Ð Floral/Headstone 75.00 Monumental/Vault 75.00 Grave Ð Three Deep 175.00 Chapel Fee (Cremation only) 50.00 Use of Chapel 200.00 Attendance at Interment/Strewing Service 100.00 Posting of Cremated Remains In Australia 60.00 Overseas 130.00 MISCELLANEOUS Certificate/Copy of Right of Burial 30.00 Search of records (per page) 60.00 Cancellation Ð Right of Burial, Cremation Deed, Memorial Reservation 70.00 Exhumation of remains 1,750.00 Maintenance on Cancellation or Transfer* Annual Maintenance Fee (4 times per year) 160.00 Plaque placement Ð Plaque supplied by client (Lawn Cemetery) 250.00 Plaque placement Ð Plaque supplied by client (Memorial Section) 125.00 * (Based on the number of years) J. YACONO, trustee H. B. WHITTAKER, trustee J. A. CRITCHLEY, trustee ÑÑÑÑ Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Rupanyup Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. PUBLIC GRAVES Interment in grave without exclusion right Ð Stillborn child 60.00 Interment in grave without exclusive right Ð Others 100.00 Number Peg or Label 20.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2771

PRIVATE GRAVES Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 150.00 Own selection of land (extra) 75.00 SINKING CHARGE FOR PRIVATE GRAVES Sinking grave 1.83 m deep contract price plus 10% Each additional 0.3 m 50.00 Sinking oversize grave 50.00 Cancellation of order to sink (if commenced) 50.00 LAWN SECTION Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 560.00 All graves 2.13 m deep Interment fee 100.00 Sinking fee plus 10% MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Interment outside prescribed hours, or on Saturdays, Sundays or Public Holidays or without due notice 120.00 Certificate of Right of Burial 20.00 Number Plate or Brick 20.00 Permission to erect Headstone or monument 10% of cost with a minimum of 50.00 Permission to construct a brick grave or to erect any stone kerb, brick, tile-work or concrete 10% of cost minimum of 50.00 Exhuming of remains of a body (when authorised) 800.00 Interment of ashes in private grave 70.00 Memorial Wall Niche 170.00 Plaque contract price plus 10% Search fee per request 15.00 ARTHUR JAMES STARBUCK, trustee PATRICK DUNCAN, trustee ERIC C. MATTHEWS, trustee IAN FREDERICK ARNOLD, secretary ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Smythesdale Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. MONUMENTAL SECTION Private grave 350.00 Re-open grave 280.00 Interment of ashes in grave 75.00 Reservation of designated plot 350.00 (If Bronze Plaque is required, current contract price plus affixing charge will be added to total cost; price available on enquiry) 2772 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

LAWN SECTION Lawn grave 550.00 Re-open lawn grave 350.00 Interment of ashes in grave 75.00 Reservation of designated plot 350.00 (Any Plaque in the Lawn Section must meet with the approval of and be affixed by the Trust. If a standard Bronze Plaque is required, current contract price plus affixing charge will be added to total cost, details and price available on enquiry). Grave digging fees are not included in above charges. Funeral director will add fees after discussion with grave digger. Exhumation fee, including digging 860.00 ALWYN PARKER, trustee GARY HUNT, trustee JOAN E. HUNT, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Warracknabeal Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. LAWN SECTION Land 305.00 Sinking grave 1.83 m 205.00 Sinking grave 2.13 m 240.00 Re-open 205.00 MONUMENT SECTION Land 205.00 Sinking grave 1.83 m 205.00 Sinking grave 2.13 m 240.00 Re-open 205.00 MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES Sinking childÕs grave 155.00 Administative fee per interment 75.00 Weekend interment (extra) 110.00 Weekend Public Holiday digging (extra) 105.00 Removal of slab 65.00 Digging inside curb 35.00 Oversize grave 75.00 Exhumation of a body (when authorised) 715.00 Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2773

Interment of ashes in Niche Wall 205.00 Interment of ashes in General Section 110.00 Markers Certificate 20.00 IAN CROSS, trustee FRANK BINNS, trustee GARY D. FARRALI, trustee ÑÑÑÑ

Cemeteries Act 1958 SCALE OF FEES By resolution of the Trust, the following fees will apply in the Yarck Public Cemetery from the date of approval by the Governor in Council. All other fees are rescinded to the extent to which they conflict with this scale. Land 2.44 m x 1.22 m 250.00 Sinking grave 1.83 m deep 250.00 Administration fee per interment 50.00 Re-opening grave (no cover) (with cover) 250.00 Exhumation charge (when authorised) 1,000.00 Search fee per request 20.00 Memorial Wall Niche 120.00 Plaque contract price plus 20% G. R. HODSON, trustee ARTHUR A. FARN. trustee COLIN B. WEBB, trustee LEANNE JONES, secretary Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: ROB KNOWLES Minister for Health STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Taxation (Reciprocal Powers) Act 1987 ORDER UNDER SECTION 3(2) 1. The Governor in Council, acting under section3(2) of the Taxation (Reciprocal Powers) Act 1987 (Òthe ActÓ), declares that - (a) a law specified in column 2 of the Table opposite a State Taxation Act specified in column 1 of the Table is a corresponding law for the purposes of the Act in relation to that State Taxation Act; and (b) an office specified in column 3 of the Table under a law specified in column 2 of the Table opposite that office is a corresponding office for the purposes of the Act in relation to the office of State Commissioner under the State Taxation Act specified in column 1 of the Table opposite that office. 2774 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

TABLE Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 State Taxation Act Corresponding Laws Corresponding Offices Stamps Act 1958 Duties Act 1997 (NSW) Chief Commissioner of State Revenue Stamps Act 1958 Stamp Duties Act 1920 (NSW) Chief Commissioner of State Revenue Land Tax Act 1958 Premium Property Tax Act Chief Commissioner of 1998 (NSW) State Revenue Stamps Act 1958 Stamp Duties Act 1931 (Tas.) Commissioner of State Revenue Pay-roll Tax Act 1971 Pay-roll Tax Act 1971 (Tas.) Commissioner of State Revenue Taxation Administration Taxation Administration Commissioner of State Act 1997 Act 1997 (Tas.) Revenue Taxation (Reciprocal Taxation (Reciprocal Commissioner of State Powers) Act 1987 Powers) Act 1993 (Tas.) Revenue Financial Institutions Financial Institutions Duty Commissioner of State Duty Act 1982 Act 1986 (Tas.) Revenue Land Tax Act 1958 Land and Income Taxation Commissioner of State Act 1910 (Tas.) Revenue Debits Tax Act 1990 Division 6A of the Stamp Commissioner of State Duties Act 1931 (Tas.) Revenue

Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: ALAN R. STOCKDALE Treasurer STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Stamps Act 1958 Parliamentary Committees Act 1968 ORDER UNDER SECTION 111D(1) SUBSTITUTING REPORTING DATE OF The Governor in Council, acting under THE INQUIRY BY THE ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES section 111D(1) of the Stamps Act 1958, COMMITTEE INTO MATTERS RELATING revokes the declaration of Heritage Friendly TO VICTORIAN NATIVE FLORAAND Society (AI 83) as an approved insurer for the FAUNA purposes of section 111D(1) of the Act, which The Governor in Council, under section 4F was made by Order in Council on 14 June 1989. of the Parliamentary Committees Act 1968 Dated 10 November 1998 substitutes the reporting date referred to in the Responsible Minister: Order in Council dated 30 September 1997 and ALAN R. STOCKDALE published in Government Gazette No. 39 on 2 Treasurer October 1997 (page 2763) requiring the Environment and Natural Resources Committee STACEY ROBERTSON to inquire into, consider and report to the Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Parliament on matters relating to the utilisation Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2775 of Victorian native flora and fauna, by This Order is effective from the date on substituting the date by which the Committee which it is published in the Victoria Government must report to the Parliament on the inquiry Gazette. from 30 September 1998 to 30 June 1999. Dated 10 November 1998 Dated 4 November 1998 Responsible Minister: Responsible Minister: MARIE TEHAN MARIE TEHAN Minister for Conservation and Land Minister for Conservation Management and Land Management STACEY ROBERTSON STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 Health Services Act 1988 REVOCATION OF TEMPORARY RESERVATION AN ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION The Governor in Council under Section 10 8(1)(c) OF THE HEALTH SERVICES ACT of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 1988 IN RELATION TO GOULBURN revokes the following temporary reservation: VALLEY BASE HOSPITAL CORACK Ñ The temporary reservation by The Governor in Council acting under Order in Council of 12 November, 1912 of an section 8(1)(c) of the Health Services Act 1988 area of 4.04 hectares of land in Section F, (Òthe ActÓ) and on the recommendation of the Township of Corack, Parish of Corack East as a Minister for Health, by this Order - site for Public Reservation. Ñ (Rs 2230). amends, under section 8(1)(c) of the Act, This Order is effective from the date on Schedule 1 of the Act by substituting ÒGoulburn which it is published in the Victoria Government Valley HealthÓ for ÒGoulburn Valley Base Gazette. HospitalÓ. Dated 10 November 1998 This Order-in-Council is to be made to take Responsible Minister: effect from 16 November 1998. MARIE TEHAN Dated 10 November 1998 Minister for Conservation and Land Responsible Minister: Management ROB KNOWLES STACEY ROBERTSON Minister for Health Acting Clerk of the Executive Council STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 REVOCATION OF TEMPORARY RESERVATIONS Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 The Governor in Council under Section 10 NOTICE OF INTENTION of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 The Governor in Council under Section 10 revokes the following temporary reservations: of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 gives CATIABRIM Ñ The temporary reservation by notice of intention to revoke the following Order in Council of 20 August, 1968 of an area temporary reservation: of 8.094 hectares of land adjoining Crown JIKA JIKA Ñ The temporary reservation by Allotment 20, Parish of Catiabrim as a site for Order in Council of 20 April, 1982 of an area of Public Purposes (Removal of Stone). Ñ 416 square metres of land being Crown (Rs 9010). Allotment 143A, Parish of Jika Jika as a site for WICKLIFFE Ñ The temporary reservation by Department of Community Welfare Services Order in Council of 28 January, 1913 of an area purposes. Ñ (Rs 10287). of 1948 square metres of land in the Township 2776 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette of Wickliffe, Parish of Wickliffe South (formerly Town of Wickliffe) as a site for a Public Hall. Ñ (Rs 6359). WICKLIFFE Ñ The temporary reservation by Order in Council of 24 March, 1964 of an area of 1341 square metres of land in the Township of Wickliffe, Parish of Wickliffe South as a site for a Public Hall, in addition to and adjoining the site temporarily reserved therefor by Order in Council of 28 January, 1913. Ñ (Rs 6359). This Order is effective from the date on which it is published in the Victoria Government Gazette. Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE MARIE TEHAN CORANGAMITE SHIRE COUNCIL Minister for Conservation and Land PORT CAMPBELL Ñ Public purposes, 1012 Management square metres, being Crown Allotments 5A and STACEY ROBERTSON 5B, Section 8, Township of Port Campbell, Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Parish of Paaratte as shown on Certified Plan No. 106623 lodged in the Central Plan Office. Ñ (Rs 3592). Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE CROWN LANDS TEMPORARILY SOUTH GIPPSLAND SHIRE COUNCIL RESERVED PORT FRANKLIN Ñ Public purposes, 9980 square metres, being Crown Allotment 11, The Governor in Council under Section 4(1) Section 4, Township of Port Franklin, Parish of of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 Toora as shown on Certified Plan No. 117450 temporarily reserves the following Crown lodged in the Central Plan Office. Ñ (2005901). Lands for the purposes mentioned:- MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE BULOKE SHIRE COUNCIL INDIGO SHIRE COUNCIL THALIA Ñ Public Recreation, 1.107 hectares, BEECHWORTH Ñ Public purposes (Police more or less, being Crown Allotment 106C, purposes), 1340 square metres, being Crown Parish of Thalia as indicated by hatching on plan Allotment 8A, Section 8, Township of hereunder. Ñ (T204[2]) Ñ (Rs 8145). Beechworth, Parish of Beechworth as shown on Certified Plan No. 118882 lodged in the Central Plan Office. Ñ (L8-6242). MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE INDIGO SHIRE COUNCIL BEECHWORTH Ñ Public purposes (Historic Buildings), 9800 square metres, more or less, being Crown Allotment 8B, Section 8, Township of Beechworth, Parish of Beechworth as indicated by hatching on plan hereunder. Ñ (B348[8]) Ñ (L8-6242). Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2777

MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE WARRNAMBOOL CITY COUNCIL SOUTH GIPPSLAND SHIRE COUNCIL WARRNAMBOOL Ñ Hospital purposes, 3016 KORUMBURRA Ñ The road in the Township square metres, being Crown Allotment 27, of Korumburra, Parish of Korumburra shown as Section 14A, Township of Warrnambool, Parish Crown Allotment 12A, Section 5 on Certified of Wangoom as shown as shown on Certified Plan No. 118934 lodged in the Central Plan Plan No. 118532 lodged in the Central Plan Office. Ñ (L10-9994). Office. Ñ (Rs 8360). MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE This Order is effective from the date on WELLINGTON SHIRE COUNCIL which it is published in the Victoria Government TARRATARRA and BRUTHEN Ñ The road in Gazette. the Parishes of Tarra Tarra and Bruthen as Dated 10 November 1998 indicated by hatching on plan hereunder. Ñ (T69[3] & B468[3]) Ñ (P281465). Responsible Minister: MARIE TEHAN Minister for Conservation and Land Management STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Land Act 1958 UNUSED ROAD CLOSED The Governor in Council under Section 349 of the Land Act 1958 and with the consents in writing of the municipalities concerned and the adjoining owners closes the following unused roads: MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE MUNICIPAL DISTRICT OF THE YARRA RANGES SHIRE COUNCIL MOUNT ALEXANDER SHIRE COUNCIL WANDIN YALLOCK Ñ The road in the FRYERS Ñ The road in the Parish of Fryers as Parish of Wandin Yallock as indicated by indicated by hatching on plan hereunder. Ñ hatching on plan hereunder. Ñ (W295[6]) Ñ (F47[12]) Ñ (L6-8380). (DTF 97/03115). 2778 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

This Order is effective from the date on Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 which it is published in the Victoria Government INCORPORATION OF COMMITTEE OF Gazette. MANAGEMENT Dated 10 November 1998 UNDERA RECREATION RESERVE Responsible Minister: The Governor in Council under Section MARIE TEHAN 14A(1) of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act Minister for Conservation and Land 1978, being satisfied that it is in the public Management interest to declare to be a corporation the STACEY ROBERTSON Committee of Management appointed under Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Section 14(2) of the Act of the land described in the schedule hereunder:- Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 (a) declares that the Committee of Management shall be a corporation; INCORPORATION OF COMMITTEE OF (b) assigns the name ÒUNDERA PUBLIC MANAGEMENT PARK AND RECREATION RESERVE STRADBROKE HALL AND RECREATION INCORPORATEDÓ to the corporation; and RESERVE under Section 14B(3) of the Act, appoints The Governor in Council under Section Stephen NEWITT to be Chairperson of the 14A(1) of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act corporation. 1978, being satisfied that it is in the public interest to declare to be a corporation the SCHEDULE Committee of Management appointed under The land in Section B, Parish of Undera Section 14(2) of the Act of the land described in (area 29.613 hectares) transferred to the Crown the schedule hereunder:- on 15 July, 1966 and deemed to be permanently (a) declares that the Committee of Management reserved as a site for Recreation, Convenience shall be a corporation; or Amusement of the People and known as the Undera Recreation Reserve. Ñ Rs 8848. (b) assigns the name ÒSTRADBROKE HALL AND RECREATION RESERVE This Order is effective from the date on INCORPORATEDÓ to the corporation; and which it is published in the Victoria Government Gazette. under Section 14B(3) of the Act, appoints John MOWAT to be Chairperson of the corporation. Dated 10 November 1998 SCHEDULE Responsible Minister: MARIE TEHAN The land in Section B, Parish of Minister for Conservation and Land Coolungoolun (area 3.238 hectares) transferred Management to the Crown on 7 February, 1967 and deemed to be permanently reserved as a site for Recreation, STACEY ROBERTSON Convenience or Amusement of the People and Acting Clerk of the Executive Council known as the Stradbroke Hall and Recreation Reserve. Ñ Rs 8922. Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 This Order is effective from the date on DISSOLUTION OF INCORPORATED which it is published in the Victoria Government COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT Gazette. NICHOLSON RIVER RESERVE Dated 10 November 1998 The Governor in Council under Section Responsible Minister: 14A(7) of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act MARIE TEHAN 1978 dissolves the ÒNicholson River Reserve Minister for Conservation and Land Committee of Management IncorporatedÓ Management constituted by Order in Council of 11 October, 1994 (vide Government Gazette of 13 October, STACEY ROBERTSON 1994 - page 2759) as the ÒNicholson Reserve Acting Clerk of the Executive Council Committee of Management IncorporatedÓ Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2779 and assigned the new name ÒNicholson River Reserve Committee of Management IncorporatedÓ by Order in Council of 6 December, 1994 (vide Government Gazette of 8 December, 1994 - page 3281). Ñ Rs 9842. This Order is effective from the date on which it is published in the Victoria Government Gazette. Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: MARIE TEHAN Minister for Conservation and Land Management STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council

Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 DISSOLUTION OF INCORPORATED COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT CORRINGLE FORESHORE RESERVE The Governor in Council under Section 14A(7) of the Crown Land (Reserves) Act 1978 dissolves the ÒCorringle Foreshore Reserve Committee of Management IncorporatedÓ constituted by Order in Council of 25 October, 1988 (vide Government Gazette of 2 November, 1988 - pages 3277 and 3278) as the ÒCorringle Foreshore Reserve Committee of Management IncorporatedÓ. Ñ Rs 11954 (Rs 9079). This Order is effective from the date on which it is published in the Victoria Government Gazette. Dated 10 November 1998 Responsible Minister: MARIE TEHAN Minister for Conservation and Land Management STACEY ROBERTSON Acting Clerk of the Executive Council 2780 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

LATE NOTICES

Transport Act 1983 E. Maglogiannis, Deer Park. Application to VICTORIAN TAXI DIRECTORATE license one commercial passenger vehicle in Department of Infrastructure respect of a 1966 Ford coupe with seating capacity for 3 passengers to operate a service Commercial Passenger Vehicle Applications from 67 Stevenage Crescent, Deer Park for the Notice is hereby given that the following carriage of passengers for wedding parties. applications will be considered by the Victorian Taxi Directorate, a division of the Department of J. A. Pratt, Bayswater North. Application to Infrastructure after 16 December 1998. license one commercial passenger vehicle to be Notice of any objection to the granting of an purchased in respect of a 1986 or later model application should be forwarded to reach the Ford Fairlane stretched limousine with seating Manager, Licensing and Certification, Victorian capacity for 7 passengers to operate a service Taxi Directorate, Level 6, 14-20 Blackwood from 11 Wattle Road, Bayswater North for the Street, North Melbourne (P.O. Box 666, North carriage of passengers for wedding parties and Melbourne 3051) not later than 10 December debutante balls. 1998. Dated 12 November 1998. Copies of objections are forwarded to the RODNEY LEUNG applicants. Manager - Licensing and Certification It will not be necessary for interested parties Victorian Taxi Directorate to appear on the date specified, unless advised in writing by the Department. EXEMPTION M. R. Antonuccio, Traralgon. Application to Application No. 110 of 1998 license three commercial passenger vehicles in respect of 1961-1962 Holden sedan with seating The Victorian Civil and Administrative capacity for 5 passengers to operate a service Tribunal has considered an application pursuant from 4 Saunders Crescent, Traralgon for the to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act carriage of passengers on tours to the Walhalla 1995 by Woorinyan Incorporated. The region and Tarra Bulga National Park. application for exemption is to enable the Note:- applicant to advertise for and employ male and female carers as required to maintain a gender Passengers will be picked up/set down balance. throughout the State of Victoria. W. L. Henderson, Queenscliff. Application Upon reading the material tendered in to license one commercial passenger vehicle in support of this application the Tribunal is respect of a 1987 Asia bus with seating capacity satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an for 20 passengers to operate a service from 2 exemption from Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Gellibrand Street, Queenscliff for the carriage of Act to enable the applicant to advertise for and passengers on tours to the Queenscliff Maritime employ male and female carers as required to Museum and Fort Queenscliff Museum. maintain a gender balance. Note:- In granting this exemption the Tribunal noted: Passengers will be picked up/set down from within the Geelong region. ¥ Woorinyan Incorporated operates an Adult R. L. Hollow, Greenvale. Application to Training Support Service partly funded by license one commercial passenger vehicle in the Department of Human Services. The Day respect of a 1986 Toyota Coaster bus with centre supports and trains people with seating capacity for 13 passengers to operate a intellectual disabilities in programs including service from 83 Arncliffe Boulevard, Greenvale literacy, numeracy, community access and for the carriage of passengers to various art and craft. These activities are conducted wineries throughout the State of Victoria. both on and off site. Note:- ¥ They operate with 12 female staff caring for Passengers will be picked up/set down 41 female and 19 male clients, most of throughout the State of Victoria. whom require attendant care. Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2781

¥ The female staff have to attend the personal of any appropriate support for the students. needs of male clients and this is great The role requires understanding and causing anxiety for the male clients and sensitivity. staff. In order to redress this gender The Tribunal grants an exemption from the imbalance of staff the applicant wishes to operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the employ male and female carers as required Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the to maintain that balance. applicant to advertise for and employ a Koorie The Tribunal grants an exemption from the educator to work as a Teacher Aide. operation of Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the This exemption is to remain in force from Equal Opportunity Act 1995, to enable the the day on which notice of the exemption is applicant to advertise for and employ male and published in the Government Gazette until 11 female carers as required to maintain a gender November 2001. balance. Ms CATE McKENZIE This exemption is to remain in force from Deputy President the day on which notice of the exemption is published in the Government Gazette until 11 November 2001. Ms CATE McKENZIE Deputy President

EXEMPTION Application No. 115 of 1998 The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal has considered an application pursuant to Section 83 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1995 by Gary Golding on behalf of Mooroopna Secondary College. The application for exemption is to enable the applicant to advertise for and employ a Koorie educator to work as a Teacher Aide. Upon reading the material tendered in support of this application the Tribunal is satisfied that it is appropriate to grant an exemption from Sections 13, 100 and 195 of the Act to enable the applicant to advertise for and employ a Koorie educator to work as a Teacher Aide. In granting this exemption the Tribunal noted: ¥ The position is funded by the Education Department in recognition of the large number of Koorie students enrolled at the school. ¥ The teacher aide works closely with the students and teachers in a classroom situation as well as having a pastoral care role for the students. ¥ A vital role of the teacher aide is to liaise with the families and the Koorie community. This involves home visits and the organisation 2782 G 45 12 November 1998 Victoria Government Gazette

SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT 1994 SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION ACT 1994 NOTICE OF MAKING OF STATUTORY NOTICE THAT STATUTORY RULES ARE RULES OBTAINABLE

Notice is hereby given under Section 17 (2) Notice is hereby given under Section 17 (3) of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 of the of the Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 that making of the following Statutory Rules: the following Statutory Rules were first obtainable from Information Victoria, 356 136. Statutory Rule: Meat Industry (Amendment) Collins Street, Melbourne on the date specified: Regulations 1998 130. Statutory Rule: Land Acquisition and Authorising Act: Meat Industry Act Compensation 1993 Regulations 1998 Date of making: 10 November 1998 Authorising Act: Land Acquisition and Compensation Act 1986 Date first obtainable: 5 November 1998 Code C 131. Statutory Rule: Health Services (Residential Care) (Amendment) Regulations 1998 Authorising Act: Health Services Act 1988 Date first obtainable: 5 November 1998 Code A 134. Statutory Rule: Subordinate Legislation (Forests (Licences and Permits) Regulations 1988 - Extension of Operation) Regulations 1998 Authorising Act: Subordinate Legislation Act 1994 Date first obtainable: 12 November 1998 Code A 135. Statutory Rule: Pharmacists (Fees) Regulations 1998 Authorising Act: Pharmacists Act 1974 Date first obtainable: 12 November 1998 Code A Victoria Government Gazette G 45 12 November 1998 2783

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CONTENTS

Page Estates of Deceased Persons 2716 Government and Outer Budget Sector Agencies Notices 2725 Orders in CouncilÑ 2756 Acts Ñ Cemeteries; Taxation (Reciprocal Powers); Stamps; Parliamentary Committees; Health Services; Crown Land (Reserves); Land Private Advertisements 2715 Proclamations 2724

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