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ANZAC DAY HOLIDAY. 

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. 

THE next issue of the Government Gazette will be 

published on Thursday, 24th April, 1952, in lieu 

of Anzac Day, 25th April, 1952. 

All notices for insertion therein must be received 

at the Government Printing Office BEFORE 10 a.m. 

on Wednesday, 23rd April, 1952. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 

TO WIT, 

CHARLES HENRY 

GAIRDNER, 

Governor. 

[L.S.] 

The Fisheries Act, 1905-1951. 

PROCLAMATION 

t aet te 

OF 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 

[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.] 

(REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POT OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.] 

No. 40.] PERTH: FRIDAY, 18th APRIL. [1952. 

By Hio Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

J Henry Gairdner, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Companion of the Moot Hnnoorable Order 

of the Bath, Commander of tlse Most Excellent 

Order of the British Empire, Governor in and 

over the State of Western Australia and its 

Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia. 

File No. 169/33, Ex. Co. No. 673. 

IN pursuance of the provisions of section 9 of the 

Fisheries Act, 1905-1951, I, the Governor of the 

State of Western Australia, by and with the advice 

and consent of the Executive Council, do hereby 

declare that all those portions of Western Australian 

waters described in the Schedule hereto shall be 

closed against the use of fishing nets for a period 

of five years from the date of publication hereof. 

Schedule. 

All those portions of Shoalwater Bay, Warnbro 

Sound and the Indian Ocean bounded by a line 40 

chains distant from and parallel to the Low Water 

Mark at Penguin Island, Public Plan 341D/40. 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 

the said State, at Perth, this 9th day of 

April, 1952. 

By His Excellency's Command, 

VAL. R. ABBOTT, 

Minister for Fisheries. 

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 

TO WIT, 

CHARLES HENRY 

GAIRDNER, 

Governor. 

C L.S.] 

PROCLAMATION 

l_ By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

Henry Gairdoer, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Companion of the Most Honoarable Order 

of the Bath, Commander of the Moot Excellent 

Order of the British Empire, Governor in and 

over the State of Western Australia and its 

Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Aaotralia. 

PURSUANT to section 2 of the Anniversary of the 

Birthday of the Reigning Sovereign Act, 1937, I, 

the said Governor, do hereby declare aid proclaim, 

with the advice and consent of the Executive 

Council, that the 17th day of November, 1952, shall 

be observed as a holiday in honour of the birthday 

of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, In 

lieu of any other day which may be prescribed 

or appointed in that behalf under any other Act 

or under any industrial award or agreement. 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 

the said State, at Perth, this 9th day of 

April, 1952. 

By His Excellency's Command. 

ROSS McLARTY, 

Premier. 

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in 

the Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 9th 

day of April, 1952, the following Orders in Council 

were authorised to be issued: 

Public Works Act, 1902-1950. 

Geraldton High School Extension. 

ORDER IN COUNCIL. 

P.W. 155/52, Ex. Co. No. 685. 

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 

11 of the Public Works Act, 1902-1950, His Excellency 

the Governor, acting by and with the 

advice and consent of the Executive Council, doth 

hereby authorize the Honourable Minister for

962 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 April, 1952. 

Works to undertake, construct or provide Geraldton 

High SchoolExtensionon the land shown 

coloured green on Plan P.W.D. W.A. 33325, which 

may be inspected at the office of the Minister for 

Works, Perth, 

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG, 

Clerk of the Council. 

Municipal Corporations Act, 19064947. 

Municipality of Albany. 


P.W. 1023/41. 

HIS Excellency the Governor, acting by and with 

the advice and consent of the Executive Council, 

doth hereby approve, under the provisions of subsection 

(1) of section 10 of the Municipal Corporations 

Act, 1906-1947, of the common seal of the 

Municipality of Albany being changed and altered 

by deleting from it the words and figures "Town 

of Albany, Incorporated 1851," and inserting in 

lieu thereof the words "Municipality of Albany." 



Road Districts Act, 1919-1948. 

Darling Range Road BoardValidation 

of Electoral Roll. 


P.W. 230/44. 

WHEREAS under the provisions of Division 6 of 

Part III of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, it 

is provided that whenever any provision of this 

Division has not been complied with the Governor 

may by Order in Council validate such roll, and 

whereas it has been proved that an Electoral Roll 

prepared by the Darling Range Road Board has 

not been complied with in accordance with the 

said provision of the Act: Now, therefore, His Excellency 

the Governor, acting by and with the 

advice and consent of the Executive Council, under 

the provisions of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, 

doth hereby validate such Electoral Roll accordingly. 



Land Drainage Act, 1925-1941. 

Capel-Boyanup Drainage District. 


P.W.W.S. 103/52. 

WHEREAS by section 11 of the Land Drainage 

Act, 1925-1941, the Governor may by Order in 

Council, constitute any defined portion of the State 

a drainage district; specify the boundaries of such 

district; and assign a name to such district; and 

whereas under section 9, subsection (1) the Minister 

may exercise within any district all the powers and 

authorities except the power to borrow money, and 

shall have all the immunities conferred by this Act 

on a board: Now, therefore, His Excellency the 

Governor with the advice of the Executive Council 

doth hereby constitute a drainage district, having 

the boundaries described in the schedule hereto, 

and assign the name of the Capel-Boyanup Drainage 

District thereto, and doth direct that the 

Minister shall exercise all the powers and authorities 

and have the immunities conferred by section 

9, subsection (1). 

Schedule. 

Capel-Boyanup Drainage District. 

All that portion of the land bounded by lines 

starting from the Westernmost corner of Stirling 

Estate Lot 213 and extending generally North- 

Easterly along the North-Western boundaries of 

lots 213, 225, 224, 223, 222, 221, 219 and 220 and 

onwards to the Western boundary of Wellington 

Location 47; thence Northerly along that boundary 

to the Southernmost corner of Stirling Estate Lot 

198; thence generally North-Westerly and Easterly 

along boundaries of that lot to the North-Westernmost 

corner of Wellington Location 47 aforesaid; 

thence North-Easterly along the North-Western 

boundary of that location to the South-Western 

side of road No. 60; thence generally South-Easterly 

along that side to a point in prolongation Southerly 

of the Western boundary of location '708; thence 

Northerly and Easterly to and along boundaries 

of location 708 and 348 and onwards to the Western 

boundary of location 3328; thence Northerly along 

that boundary to a point in prolongation Westerly 

of the Northern boundary of Boyanup Agricultural 

Area Lot 180; thence Easterly along that prolongation 

to the Eastern boundary of Wellington Location 

3329; thence Southerly along that boundary 

and onwards to the North-Eastern boundary of 

location 2358; thence South-Easterly along the 

North-Eastern boundaries of locations 2358, 3904, 

Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 283 and the Northern 

boundaries of Wellington Location 2553 to a 

point in prolongation Southerly of the Western 

boundary of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 48; 

thence Northerly and Easterly to and along boundaries 

of lots 48, 366 and 46 to a point in prolongation 

Southerly of the Western boundary of lot 137; 

thence Northerly to and along that boundary to a 

point in prolongation Westerly of the Northern 

boundary of lot 35; thence Easterly and Southerly 

to and along boundaries of that lot and onwards 

to and along the Eastern boundaries of Boyanup 

Suburban Lot 73, Town Lots 74 and 83 to the 

North-Western side of Payne Street; thence South- 

Westerly along that side to a point in prolongation 

North-Westerly of the North-Eastern boundary of 

Suburban Lot 19; thence South-Easterly and 

Southerly to and along the Eastern boundaries of 

that lot and onwards to the Southern side of Trigwell 

Road; thence Easterly along that side to the 

North-Western corner of Wellington Location 54; 

thence Southerly and Easterly along boundaries of 

that location to the South-Western side of the 

Bridgetown-Boyanup Railway Reserve; thence 

South-Easterly along that side to the Easternmost 

corner of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 395; 

thence generally South-Westerly along boundaries 

of that lot to a point in prolongation Northerly of 

the Western boundary of lot 393; thence Southerly 

and Westerly to and along boundaries of lots 393 

and 101 to the North-Eastern corner of lot 110; 

thence Southerly and Westerly along boundaries of 

lots 110, 109 and Wellington Location 1957 to a 

point in prolongation Northerly of the Eastern 

boundary of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 104; 

thence Southerly to and along that boundary to the 

Northern boundary of lot 217; thence Easterly, 

Southerly and Westerly along boundaries of that 

lot to a point in prolongation Northerly of the 

Eastern boundary of Wellington Location 3829; 

thence Southerly, Westerly, again Southerly, again 

Westerly, again Southerly and again Westerly to 

and along boundaries of locations 3829, 4485, 3833, 

4502 and 3811 and onwards to the Eastern boundary 

of location 994; thence Southerly and Westerly 

along boundaries of that location to a point in 

prolongation Northerly of the Easternmost boundary 

of location 4364; thence Southerly to and along 

that boundary and onwards to the North-Eastern 

side of road No. 894; thence generally North- 

Westerly along that side to a point in prolongation 

Northerly of the Easternmost boundary of location 

2504; thence Southerly, Westerly, Northerly, again 

Westerly and again Northerly to and along bound- 

aries of that location to a point in prolongation 

Easterly of the Northern boundary of location 4365; 

thence Westerly to and along that boundary and 

onwards to the Western boundary of location 4421; 

thence Northerly along boundaries of locations 

4421 and 3783 and onwards to the North- 

Eastern side of road No. 894 aforesaid; thence 

North-Westerly along that side to a point in prolongation 

Southerly of the Eastern boundary of 

location 930; thence Northerly to and along that 

boundary and onwards to the Northern side of a 

one-chain road along a Southern boundary of loca- 

tion 2921; thence Westerly along that road and 

onwards to the Western side of East Road; thence 

Southerly along that side to the Northern side of 

Ommanney Road; thence Westerly along that side 

to the South-Eastern side of Withers Road; thence 

North-Easterly along that side to a point in prolongation 

Easterly of the Northern side of Jenkin 

Road; thence Westerly to and along that side and

18 April, 1952.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 63 

onwards to the Eastern boundary of Capel Suburban 

Lot 45; thence Southerly and Westerly along 

boundaries of that lot to its South-Western corner; 

thence Southerly, Westerly and Northerly to and 

along boundaries of Stirling Estate Lot 29 and onwards 

to the South-Western corner of lot 28; 

thence Westerly and Northerly to and along boundaries 

of lots 27, 25, 23 and 21 and onwards to the 

Southern boundary of lot 36; thence Westerly and 

Northerly along boundaries of that lot to a point 

in prolongation Easterly of the Southern boundary 

of lot 43; thence Westerly, Northerly and Easterly 

to and along boundaries of that lot and onwards 

to the Western boundary of lot 37; thence Northerly 

and Easterly along boundaries of lots 37, 38, 39 

and 41 and onwards to the Westernmost boundary 

of Wellington Location 392; thence Northerly along 

the Western boundaries of locations 392, 204 and 

47 aforesaid to a point in prolongation Easterly 

of the Southern boundary of Stirling Estate Lot 

218 and thence Westerly and generally North- 

Westerly to and along the Southern boundaries of 

lots 218, 217, 216, 215, 214 and 213 to the starting 

point as shown bordered red on Plan P.W.D. W.A. 

33351. 

This Order in Council shall take effect on the 9th 

day of April, 1952. 

R. H. DOIG, 


Premier's Department, 

Perth, 10th April, 1952. 

IT is hereby notified for public information that 

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has approved of the Industrial Development 

(Kwinana Area) Act, 1952, being placed under the 

administration of the Minister for Industrial 

Development. 

R. H. DOIG, 

Under Secretary, 

Premier's Department. 

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 

Premier's Department, 


IT is hereby notified, for public information, that 

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has been pleased to approve of the following appointments 

to the Commission of the Peace: 

Mrs. Kathleen Sandover, of 6A Hammersley 

Street, North Cottesloe (formerly of View Street, 

Peppermint Grove), to be a Justice of the Peace 

for the Perth Magisterial District in lieu of the 

Fremantle Magisterial District. 

Alfred David Doig, Esquire, of 304 Crawford 

Road, Inglewood (formerly of Wongoondy Estate, 

Mullewa), to be a Justice of the Peace for the 

Perth Magisterial District in lieu of the Geraldton 

Magisterial District. 

Felix Christie Weir, Esquire, of Cannington Terrace, 

Cannington (formerly of Wiluna), to be a 

Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial 

District in lieu of the Clifton Magisterial District. 

Lionel Lewin Carter, Esquire, of 3 Palm Street, 

Bunbury (formerly of Mt. Lawley), to be -a Justice 

of the Peace for the Forrest Magisterial District 

in lieu of the Perth Magisterial District. 

R. H. DOIG, 

Under Secretary, Premier's Department. 

Public Service Commissioner's Office, 


Ex. Co. 656. 

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has cancelled the existing regulations governing the 

admission of Engineering Cadets and Architectural 

Cadets to the Public Works, Water Supply, Sewerage 

and Drainage Department, and the Metropolitan 

Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department, 

and has approved of the attached regulations 

being substituted in lieu thereof. 

S. A. TAYLOR, 

Public Service Commissioner. 

REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE ADMISSION 

OF ENGINEERING CADETS AND ARCHI- 

TECTURAL CADETS IN THE PUBLIC 

WORKS, WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE AND 

DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT AND THE 

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWER- 

GAE AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 

1.Conditions. 

An applicant for appointment must not be more 

than 21 nor less than 16 years of age. He will 

be required to produce a medical certificate to the 

effect that he is of sound constitution, and not 

affected with any physical infirmity which would 

interfere with the proper exercise of his profession. 

He shall also produce satisfactory evidence as to 

his character. 

When forwarding his application, each candidate 

shall attach a completed questionnaire on the 

printed form obtainable at the office of the Public 

Service Commissioner. 

2.Qualifications. 

Engineering Cadets.Applicants must have 

passed the Leaving Certificate Examination of the 

Universit3 of Western Australia in English, Mathematics 

A and B, Physics and one other subject 

preferably Chemistry. 

Architectural Cadets.Applicants must have 

passed the Leaving Certificate Examination of the 

University of Western Australia in English, Mathematics 

A and B, Physics, and at least -one of the 

following subjects :Applied Mathematics, Chemistry, 

Drawing, Geology, or have passed an approved 

equivalent examination. 

All applicants will be required to produce evidence 

of examinations passed by them. 

3.Selection. 

Applications for vacancies will be invited by the 

Public Service Commissioner by advertisement. 

Selection of applicants considered suitable for appointment 

will be made by a Board consisting of 

the Public Service Commissioner, the Permanent 

Head and the Director of Works, or their nominees. 

4.Probation. 

Every cadet shall be articled to the Director of 

Works or the Principal Architect, as the case may 

require, for the term hereinafter prescribed, but 

his appointment in the first instance will be subject 

to a period of 12 months' probation. Before 

the expiration of the period of probation, the 

Permanent Head shall report to the Public Service 

Commissioner on the manner in which the probationer 

has performed his duties, and upon his 

general conduct. Upon receipt of such report, the 

Commissioner will confirm, or annul the appointment. 

5.Term of Cadetship. 

(a) Engineering Cadets.A cadet shall serve for 

an aggregate period of two years in the Department. 

For the purpose of determining this period, 

the sum of all University vacations spent by the 

cadet in training in the Department shall be 

counted. Leave without pay will be granted to 

cover the University terms. 

A cadet who, after following part of the Uni- 

versity course is forced to relinquish it without 

proceeding to a degree, shall, if so required, serve 

an aggregate period of five years in the Department. 

He shall satisfy the Director of Works that 

he has entered upon a course of study to eiable 

him to pass one of the examinations referred to 

in regulation 6 (a) as soon after the abandonment 

of the University course as may be possible. 

Portion of the time spent in the Department 

shall be in the office for the purpose of receiving 

instruction in the preparation of engineering drawings, 

computations, specifications, designing, office 

methods and general engineering work. The remainder 

of the term shall be spent in the field on 

engineering surveys, and the design, construction 

and maintenance of engineering works, or a short 

course in the workshops, according to the branch 

of work to which he is allotted.


(b) Architectural Cadets.A cadet shall serve 

for a period of five years. Immediately upon appointment 

he will be required to enrol as a student 

in the Diploma Course of Architecture at the Perth 

Technical College. This course will require two 

years' full-time and three years' part-time attendance 

at the College. Leave without pay will be 

granted to cover the cadet's attendance at the 

Diploma Course. 

The whole of the period of the Cadetship not 

required in attendance at the Perth Technical 

College shall be spent in service with the Department. 

During the time to be spent in the Department. 

the cadet will receive general practical instruction 

in designing, drafting, construction, 

quantities, specifications, and the work of an architect 

generally. Portion of the time will be spent 

in the field in the supervision of construction and 

maintenance work, and in carrying out architectural 

surveys. 

(C) General.Time served with the Department 

prior to appointment as a cadet may be counted 

towards the qualifying period at the discretion 

of the Public Service Commissioner on the recommendation 

of the Director of Works. 

6.Final Examinations. 

(a) Engineering Cadets.No cadet shall be considered 

to have completed his cadetship until he 

has fulfilled one of the following conditions: 

Civil Engineering Cadets- 

Obtained the degree of Bachelor of Engineering 

in the University of Western Australia. 

Passed sections "A" and "B" of the Associate 

Membership Examination of the Institution 

of Civil Engineers, London. 

Passed the Associate Membership Examination 

of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. 

Mechanical Engineering Cadets- 


in .the University of Western Australia. 


of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. 


of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 

London. 

Electrical Engineering Cadets- 


in the University of Western Australia. 


of the Institution of Engineers of 

Australia. 


of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 

London. 

(b) Architectural Cadets.No cadet shall be 

considered to have completed his cadetship until 

he has fulfilled all of the following conditions:- 

Obtained the Diploma in Architecture at 

the Perth Technical College. 

Obtained registration under the provisions 

of the Architects Act, 1921. 

Been admitted as an Associate Member of 

the Royal Institute of British Architects, 

London; or the Royal Australian Institute 

of Architects. 

7.Extension of Term. 

If, at the end of the prescribed term of his 

cadetship, a cadet has not succeeded in fulfilling 

the conditions of completion set out in regulation 6, 

his cadetship may be extended at the discretion 

of the Public Service Commissioner for a further 

period not exceeding two years. 

8.Student Membership 

Engineering Cadets.A cadet, as soon as he 

is qualified by age, shall become a student member 

of either the Institution of Civil, Mechanical 

or Electrical Engineers, London, or the Institution 

of Engineers, Australia. 

Architectural Cadets.During the first year 

of his cadetship, a cadet shall become a student 

member of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects. 

9.Progress and Conduct. 

At any time after a cadet has completed one 

year of the prescribed term of service, if, in the 

opinion of the Permanent Head of the Department, 

his progress and/or general conduct have not been 

satisfactory, his cadetship may be cancelled on 

the approval of the Public Service Commissioner. 

10.Regulations. 

During the whole term of his cadetship and any 

extension thereto, a cadet shall be subject to the 

Public Service Act and regulations relating to the 

permanent staff, as far as these may be applicable. 

The period of his cadetship shall not be considered 

as any part of a term of service for which long 

service leave may be granted. 

11.Remuneration. 

(a) The remuneration of cadets during periods 

of service in the Department shall be at the following 

rates: 

First year cadets-65 per cent. of the basic rqte. 

Second year cadets-77-i per cent, of the basic 

rate. 

Third year cadets-92 per cent, of the basic 


Fourth year cadets-15 margin over the basic 


Fifth year cadets-65 margin over the basic 


Provided that advancement from year to year 

shall- be subject to satisfactory progress report 

from the University or Perth Technical College 

authorities and the receipt by the Public Service 

Commissioner of a report from the Permanent 

Head of the Department as to the good conduct, 

diligence and efficiency of the cadet. 

(b) For the periods of leave without pay granted 

to the cadet subsequent to the 1st January, 1952, 

in order to attend the University or the Perth 

Technical College as the case may be, a sustenance 

allowance at the rate of £3 lOs. per week shall 

be paid to the cadet: Provided that payment may 

at any time be suspended by the Public Service 

Commissioner on receipt of an unsatisfactory report 

from the University or Perth Technical College 

authorities or the Permanent Head. 

No payment shall be made for any period of 

leave without pay granted for purposes other than 

to attend during terms at the University or Perth 

Technical College as the case may be, or for any 

periods of absence from class in respect of which 

the cadet is unable to furnish a satisfactory explanation. 

12.Allowances. 

A cadet while in camp where a cook is 

provided will be paid a daily allowance at a rate 

determinable by the Public Service Commissioner. 

When a cadet is employed away from his 

headquarters an allowance, at such rates as may 

be approved by the Public Service Commissioner, 

may be paid as compensation forany 

extra cost of living involved where no 

camp with a cook is provided; 

any extra cost for transport necessarily - 

incurred. 

13.Service. 

A cadet who has satisfactorily completed his 

cadetship shall (should he be so required) serve 

in the Public Service of the State for a period of 

four years, at the salary prescribed by industrial 

agreement between the Public Service Commissioner 

and the Civil Service Association for the first 

nine months and thereafter in accordance with 

the Public Service Commissioner's classification of 

the work upon which he is engaged. 

14.Agreement. 

Before any person is accepted as a cadet under 

these regulations an agreement in the form, or 

to the effect, of Appendix No. 1 hereto shajl be 

executed by such person, his legal guardian, the 

head of the Department concerned and one surety 

to be determined and approved by the head of 

the Department concerned.


Appendix. 

No. 1. 

THIS indenture made the day of 

one thousand nine hundred and 

between (a) of (b) 

in the State of Western Australia (hereinafter 

called "the cadet"), of the first part, (c) 

of (b) in the said State (d) 

the (e) of the cadet (hereinafter with 

his executors and admininstrators referred to as 

"the Guardian") of the second part, (f) 

of (b) in the said State (d) 

(hereinafter with his executors and administrators 

referred to as "the Guarantor") of the third part 

and (g) the (h) for the 

State of Western Australia (hereinafter with his 

successors in office referred to as "the (i) 

of the fourth part witnesseth that the said parties 

hereto do hereby mutually agree and declare as 

follows:- 

The cadet of his own free will and accord, 

with the consent of the guardian, hereby places 

and binds himself to serve the (i) as 

an (j) for the term of five years 

from the day of one 

thousand nine hundred and and for 

any additional period required to satisfactorily 

complete his cadetship under and subject to the 

regulations governing the admission of Engineering 

Cadets and Architectural Cadets in the Public 

Works, Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department 

and the Metropolitan Water Supply, 

Sewerage and Drainage Department as approved 

by the Governor in Council and published in the 

Government Gazette of the day of 

19, , and any amendments for 

the time being in force thereof. 

The cadet will during the said term well and 

truly serve the (i) as an (j) 

and will in all respects and at all times observe, 

perform and comply with the obligations on the 

part of the cadet contained in the said regulations 

or any amendments for the time being in force 

thereof. When the cadet shall have satisfactorily completed 

his cadetship and obtained his certificate 

of qualification he will if required so to do serve 

in the Public Service of the State for a period of 

four years in accordance with and subject to the 

provisions contained in regulation 13 of the said 

regulations or any amendments for the time being 

in force thereof. 

That if from any cause whatsoever the cadet 

shall fail to satisfactorily complete his cadetship 

as required by these presents, or shall fail to 

Public Works 

Do. 

Crown Law 

Mines........ 

Agriculture 

Chief Secretary's 

Native Affairs 

Metropolitan Water Supply 

Education 

Audit........ 

Public Works 

Department. Position. 

Clerk Assistant, Northam Water Supply 

(Item 1547) 

Senior Clerk, Hydraulic Engineer's Branch 


Trust Officer (Relieving), Public Trust Office 

(b) (Item 2315) 

Mining Registrar, Norseman (Item 937) 

Clerk, Fremantle (Item 2789) 

Officer in Charge, Barton's Mill Prison, Item 

1096 (a) (e) .................... 

Assistant District Officer, Item 3027, (a) 

Sewerage House Connections Designers, Items 

1795 & 1796 (a) 

Clerk (Item 2614) 

Clerk (Item 396) 

Principal Assistant, Harbours and Rivers 


observe, perform and comply with the obligations 

on the part of the cadet contained herein, and in 

the said regulations, or shall fail to comply with 

the provisions of clause 3 hereof, or shall be required 

to leave the course of cadetship or subsequent 

employment in the State Public Service during 

the term herein specified, by reason of misconduct, 

idleness, disobedience, non-attendance, 

irregular or unpunctual attendance, want of interest 

in work, or immoral conduct, then in such 

cases the guardian and the guarantor, the parties 

of the second and third parts hereof, shall jointly 

and severally be liable for and forthwith on demand 

shall pay to the (i) as ascertained 

damages and not by way of penalty for such breach 

of failure a sum of money equivalent to the sum 

total of all sustenance allowance payments made 

to the cadet by the Crown as specified in regulation 

11 (b) of the said regulations. 

In consideration of the premises the (i) 

will during the said term take and 

accept the cadet and employ him and instruct him 

or cause him to be employed and instructed as an 

(j) under and in accordance with 

the said regulations or any amendments for the 

time being in force thereof. 

In witness whereof the said parties hereto have 

hereunto set their hands and seals the day and 

year first hereinbefore written. 

Signed, sealed and delivered 

by the said (a) 

in the presence of 


by the said (c) 



by the said (f) 



by the said (g) 


VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 

(a) Full name of cadet. (b) Address. (c) Full 

name of guardian. (d) Occupation. (e) Father, 

mother or guardian as the case may be. (f) Full 

name of guarantor. (g) Full name of Departmental 

Head. (h) Title and name of Department. 

(i) Director of Works or Principal Architect as 

the case may be. (j) Engineering Cadet or Architectural 

Cadet as the case may be. 

Class. Salary. 

Date. 

Returnable. 

1952. 

C-II.-3 Margin £290-f310 19th April. 

C-II.-3 Margin £290-f310 do. 

C-II.-2/3 Margin £250-f310 do. 

C-II.-3 Margin £290-f3lO do, 


G-II-3 Margin £290-f310 26th April. 

G-II.-3/4 Margin £290-f350 do. 

G-II-l. Margin £200-f230 do. 


C-II.-l/2 Margin £200-270 3rd May. 

P-I.-4 Margin £885-955 do. 

Applications are called under section 24 of the Public Service Act. 

The possession of an Accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when 

judging relative efficiency under Section 34 of the Public Service Act. 

(e) Salary inclusive of overtime and special duties, £40 per annum charged for quarters. 

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed to the Public Service 

Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads of 

Departments. 

S. A. TAYLOR, 

Public Service Commissioner.


Crown Law Department, 


THE Hon. the Attorney General has directed the 

publication of the following notice under section 

100 of the Electoral Act, 1.907-1951. 

H. SHEAN, 

Under Secretary for Law. 

I, the undersigned, being the responsible Minister 

of the Crown charged for the time being with the 

administration of the Electoral Act, 1907-1951, 

hereby appoint the Polling Places on the list hereunder 

as the Polling Places for the Provinces named 

for the General Elections for the Legislative Council 

to be held on the 3rd day of May, 1952. 


Attorney General. 

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL GENERAL ELECTIONS. 

Polling Day-Saturday, 3rd May, 1952. 

Polling Places. 

CENTRAL PROVINCE. 

AVON VALLEY DISTRICT- 

York-Court House. 

Aldersyde-Hall. 

Balkuling-Hall. 

Bally Bally-Hall. 

Beverley-Cour House. 

Beverley, East-Hall. 

Brookton-School. 

Burges Siding-Blakiston Store. 

Codjatotine-Hall. 

Dangin-Hall. 

Greenhills-Hall. 

Gwambygine-Hall. 

Jelcobine-Jelcobine Homestdad. 

Jennaberring-Wilson's Residence. 

Mount Kokeby-Hall. 

Pantapin-Hall. 

Quairading-School. 

Wamenusking-School. 

Wandering-Hall. 

DALE DISTRICT- 

Armadale-Road Board Hall. 

Byforcl-District Hall. 

Canning Vale-State School. 

Cannington, East-State School. 

Gosnells-Public Hall (lesser). 

Kelmscott-State School. 

Kenwick-State School. 

Maddington-Centenary Hall (Chief Polling 

Place). 

Orange Grove-State School. 

Roleystone-State School. 

DARLING RANGE DISTRICT- 

Bickley-Post, Office Store. 

Darlington-School. 

Forrestfield-School. 

Glen Forrest-Hall. 

Gooseberry Hill-Church Hall. 

Greenmount-Post Office Store. 

Greenmount West St. George's Church 

England. Parish Room. 

Kalamunda-Lesser Hall. 

Lesmurdie-H. Dowding's Residence. 

Maida Vale-School. 

Mundaring-School. 

Parkerville-Hall, 

Pickering Brook-Post Office Store. 

Swan View-Progress Hall. 

Wattle Grove-Hall. 

MOUNT MARSHALL DISTRICT- 

Baandee-Agricultural Hall. 

Bencubbin-Agricultural Hall. 

Doodlakine-School. 

Kellerberrin-Druids Hall. 

Koorda-School. 

Kununoppin-School. 

Mukinbudin-School. 

Nungarin-School. 

Tammin-School. 

Trayning-Road Board Hall. 

Wyalkatchem School. 

Yorkrakine-Agricultural Hall. 

NORTHAM DISTRICT- 

Bakers Hill-School. 

Cunderdin-School. 

Grass Valley-Hall. 

Jennapullin-Hall. 

Meckering-Hall. 

Northam-Town Hall. 

Northam, East-State School. 

Northam, West-State School. 

TOODYAY DISTRICT- 

Bindoon-Hall. 

Bullsbrook-Agricultural Hall. 

Caversham-School. 

Chidlow-School. 

Chittering, Lower-Agricultural Hall. 

Gingin-School. 

Herne Hill-School. 

Mooliabeenee-School Quarters. 

Mount Helena-Lesser Hall. 

Muchea-State School. 

Sawyers Valley-Hall. 

Swan, Middle-School. 

Swan Upper-School. 

Swan, West-School. 

Toodyay-C.W.A. Hall. 

Wanneroo-Road Board Hall. 

1'7. Wooroloo-Public Hall. 

NORTH PROVINCE. 

GASCOYNE DISTRICT- 

Carnarvon-Court House. 

Carnarvon, East-E.C.M.I. Hall. 

KIMBERLEY DISTRICT- 

Broome-Court House (Chief Polling Place). 

Derby-State School. 

Wyndham-State School. 

PILBARA DISTRICT- 

Marble Bar-Court House. 

Onslow-Police Station, 

Port Hedland-Road Board Office. 

Roebourne-State School. 

SOUTH WEST PROVINCE. 

BLACKWOOD DISTRICT- 

Balingup-School. 

Boyup Brook-Road Board Room. 

Bridgetown-Court House. 

Brookhampton-Hall. 

Dinninup-Lesser Hall. 

Donnybrook-School. 

Greenbushes-C.W.A. Rest Room. 

Kirup-R.S.L. Room. 

0. Kulikup-Hall. 

Mayanup-Church Hall. 

Mullalyup-School. 

of 12. Wilga-School. 

Winnijup-Hall. 

Yornup-School. 

BUNBURY DISTRICT- 

Australind-School Hall. 

Bunbury-Drill Hall, Wittenoom Street. 

Bunbury-Senior State School, Arthur Street 

(Chief Polling Place). 

Bunbury-State School, South Bunbury. 

Bunbury-Elm's Residence, '7 Wisbey Street, 

Carey Park. 

Picton Junction-State School. 

Rathmines-State School. 

COLLIE DISTRICT-. 

Allanson-School. 

Collie-Court House. 

Collie-Fire Station Hall, Forrest Street. 

Collie, North--Hall. 

Ewington-School. 

Lowden-School. 

Noggerup-School.


HARVEY DISTRICT- 

GUILDFORD-MIDLAND DISTRICT-continued. 

1. Benger-State School. 8. Midland Junction-Residence, 65 Newcastle 

2. Brunswick Junction-Memorial Hall. Road. 

3. Burekup-State School. 9. Midland Junction-Residence, 121 Morrison 

4. Cookernup-State School. Road. 

5. Dardanup-State School 10. Midland Junction-State School. 

6. Harvey-Memorial Library. 11. South Guildford-Benny's Residence, Great 

7. Wagerup-Agricultural Hall. Eastern Highway. 

8. Waroona-Memorial Hall. 12. West Midland-Kent's Garage, Great Eastern 

9. Waterloo-State School. Highway. 

10. Wokalup-Agricultural Hall. 13. West Midland, Post Office Store, Amherst 

11. Yarloop-Road Board Hall. Road. 

MURRAY DISTRICT- MAYLANDS DISTRICT- 

1. Boddington-School. 1. Bayswater-Residence, 125 Guildford Road. 

2. Coolup-C.W.A. Rest Rooms. 2. Inglewood-Christ Church Hall, Sixth Avenue. 

3. Coolup, West-Agricultural Hall. 3. Inglewood-Masonic Hall, Ninth Avenue. 

4. Dandalup, North-Agricultural Hall. 

4. Inglewood-North Inglewood State School, 

5. Dweflingup-School. 

Normanby Road. 

6. Keysbrook-Agricultural Hall. 5. Maylands-Maylands State School, Guildford 

7. Mandurah-Road Board Hall. Road. 

8. Mundijong-School. 6. Maylands-Private Garage, 133 Peninsula 

9. Pinjarra-Court House. Road. 

10. Safety Bay-School. 7. Maylands Spiritualist Church, Caledonian 

11. Serpentine-Agricultural Hall. Avenue. 

12. 

13. 

Wellard-Agricultural Hall. 

Yunderup-John's Cottage. 

VASSE DISTRICT- 

1. Augusta-School. 

2. Boyanup-Agricultural Hall. 

Manjimup-Town Hall. 

Nannup-State School. 

Northcliffe-State School. 

Pemberton-State School. 

SUBURBAN PROVINCE. 

CANNING DISTRICT- 

Belmont-R.S.L. Hall, Belmont Avenue. 

Cannington-Road Board Hall, Albany Highway. 

Cannington-Fimogflari Store, Albany Highway. 

Cannington, East-Public Hall. 

Carlisle-Women's Service Guild Hall, Raleigh 

Street. 

Carlisle-State School. 

Como-Collier School. 

Como-State School. 

Como, South-Baptist Church, Robert Street. 

Como, South-State School. 

Queen's Park-Memorial Hall. 

Riverton-Hall. 

Victoria Park-Kent Street High School. 

Victoria Park-Convent School, Camberwell 

Street. 

Welshpool-State School. 

GUILDFORD-MIDLAND DISTRICT- 

Bassendean-Cruikshank's Garage, 40 Anzac 

Terrace. 

Bassendean-Lesser Hall, Perth Road. 

Bassendean-State School, West Road. 

Bellevue-State School. 

East Guildford-Mattie's Store, East Street. 

Guildford-Court House. 

Midland Junction-Municipal Depot, Great 

Eastern Highway. 

8. Mount Lawley-Inglewood State School, 

Second Avenue. 

MIDDLE SWAN DISTRICT- 

1. Bassendean-Eden Hill State School. 

2. Bayswater-Hampton Park Hall. 

3. Busselton-Court House. 3. Bayswater-Residence, 25 Guildford Road. 

4. Capel School. 4. Bayswater-Residence, 315 Railway Parade. 

5. Cowaramup-School. 5. Bayswater-Residence, corner Raleigh Street 

6. Dunsborough-Newman's Store. and Beechboro Road. 

7. Elgin-Hall. 6. Bayswater-State School. 

8. Forest Grove-School. 7. Belmont-Shop, 69 Great Eastern Highway. 

9. Margaret River-School. 8. Belmont-Shop, corner Lyall Street and Great 

10. Marybrook-F. H. Berryman's Office. Eastern Highway. 

11. Metricup-School. 9. Belmont-State School. 

12. Rosa Brook-School. 10. Maylands-Residence, corner Beaufort and 

13. Rosa Glen-Post Office. Salisbury Streets. 

14. Vasse-Agricultural Hall. 11. Morley Park-Service Station, corner Grand 

15. Witchcliffe-Macaulay's Store. Promenade and Walter Road. 

16. Yallingup-Agricultural Hall. 12. Morley Park-State School. 

17. Yoongarillup-Agricultural Hall. 13. Redcliffe-State School. 

14. Rivervale-Residence, 99 Kooyong Road. 

WARREN DISTRICT- 15. Victoria Park-Residence, 36 Gallipoli Street. 

MOUNT HAWTHORN DISTRICT- 

1. Mount Hawthorn-Hathway's Residence, 70 

Scarborough Beach Road. 

2. Mount Hawthorn-State School. 

3. North Perth-Ginbey's Residence, 9 Green 

Street. 

4. Osborne Park-Beros' Garage, 8 Main Steret. 

5. Osborne Park-R.S.L. Hall. 

6. Tuart Hill-Progress Association Hall. 

MOUNT LAWLEY DISTRICT- 

Mount Lawley-Alexander Park Tennis Club. 

Mount Lawley-Ferguson Hall, Lawley 

Crescent. 

Mount Lawley-Forrest Junior High School, 

Lord Street. 

Mount Lawley-Mount Lawley-Inglewood 

R.S.L. Premises, Grosvenor Road. 

5 Mount Lawley-Truscott's Store, 204 Walcott 

Street. 

6. North Perth-Kyilla School, Selkirk Street. 

7. North Perth-Residende, 4 Blake Street. 

SOUTH PERTH DISTRICT- 

South Perth-Community Centre Hall, Collins 

Street. 

South Perth-Convent, Carey Street. 

South Perth-Curry's Workshop, Mill Point 

Road. 

South Perth-Fire Station, Coode Street. 

South Perth-Kensington School, Banksia 

Terrace. 

South Perth-Road Board Hall, Mends Street. 

South Perth----Wesley College, Coode Street. 

VICTORIA PARK DISTRICT- 

Victoria Park-Andrew's Residence, 62 Carnarvon 

Street. 

Victoria Park-Maltman's Residence, 51 Mc- 

Master Street.

968 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [18 AprIl, 1952. 

VICTORIA PARK DISTRICT-continued. 

Victoria Park-Martin's Residence, 975 Albany 

Road. 

Victoria Park-R.S.L. Lesser Hall, Salford 

Street. 

Victoria Park-State School, Cargill Street. 

Victoria Park-State School, Victoria Park, 

East (Chief Polling Place). 

WEST PROVINCE. 

FREMANTLE DISTRICT- 

Fremantle-Town Hall (Chief Polling Place). 

Fremantle-Technical School (No. 1 Annex), 

Finnerty Street. 

Fremantle State School, South Terrace. 

Fremantle, East-Wesley Hall, High Street. 

Fremantle, East-State School. 

Fremantle, North-Community Centre, Stirling 

Highway. 

Mosman Park-Post Office Store, corner Manning 

and Wellington Streets. 

Mosman Park-State School, Victoria Street. 

Rottnest-Board of Control Office. 

MELVILLE DISTRICT- 

Applecross-Ardross Service Station. 

Applecross-District Hall. 

Applecross-State School. 

Bicton-State School. 

East Fremantle-Queen's Hall. 

East Fremantle-Town Hall. 

Melville-Atwell's Residence. 

Mount Pleasant-Mrs. Bower's Shop. 

Palmyra-State School. 

Richmond-State School. 

SOUTH FREMA1'TLE DISTRICT- 

Beaconsfleld-State School. 

Chester Park-Davis Residence, 194 South 

Street. 

Coogee, South-State School, Russell Road. 

HamIlton Hill-State School. 

Hilton Park State School. 

Jandakot-State School. 

Kwinana-Rotunda Store. 

Melville Park-Hall, Melville Camp. 

Naval Base-Post Office Store, Rockingham 

Road. 

Rockingham-Road Board Hall. 

South Fremantle-Wesley Hall, Mandurah 

Road. 

South Fremantle-Baptist Hall, South Terrace. 

South Fremantle-Fulton's Garage, No. 20 

Douro Road. 

Spearwood-State School. 

White Gum Valley-State School. 

Woodman's Point-Welfare Hall. 

METROPOLITAN PROVINCE. 

For the purpose of taking Absent Votes only:- 

Perth-Treasury Buildings (St. George's Terrace 

entrance). 

Nedlands-Road Board Office, Stirling Highway. 



THE Hon. the Attorney General has directed the 

publication of the following notice under section 

100 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1951. 

H. SHEAN, 


I, the undersigned, being the responsible Minister 

of the Crown charged for the time being with 

the administration of the Electoral Act, 1907-1951, 

hereby appoint the Polling Places on the list hereunder 

as the Polling Places for the Central Province 

By-Election to be held on the 3rd of May, 1952. 


Attorney General. 

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, CENTRAL PROVINCE 

BY-ELECTION. 

Polling Day-Saturday, 3rd May, 1952. 

Polling Places. 

CENTRAL PROVINCE. 

AVON VALLEY DISTRICT- 

1. York-Court House. 

2, Aldersyde-Hall. 

Balkuling-Hall. 

Bally Bally-Hall. 

Beverley-Court House. 

Beverley, East-Hall. 

Brookton-School. 

Burges Siding-Blakiston Store. 

Codjatotine-Hall. 

Dangin-Hall. 

Greenhills-Hall. 

Gwambygine-Hall. 

Jelcobine-Jelcobine Homestead. 

Jennaberring-Wilson's Residence. 

Mount Kokeby-Hall. 

Pantapin-Hall. 

Quairading-School. 

Wamenusking-School. 

Wandering-Hall. 

DALE DISTRICT- 

Armadale-Road Board Hall. 

Byford-District Hall. 

Canning Vale-State School. 

Cannington, East-State School. 

Gosnells-Public Hall (lesser). 

Kelmscott-State School. 

Kenwick-State School. 

Maddington-Centenary Hall (Chief Polling 

Place). 

Orange Grove-State School. 

Roleystone-State School. 

DARLING RANGE DISTRICT- 

Bickley-Post Office Store. 

Darlington-School. 

Forrestfleld-School. 

Glen Forrest-Hall. 

Gooseberry Hill-Church Hall. 

Greenmount-Post Office Store. 

Greenmount West St. George's Church of 

England Parish Room. 

Kalamunda-Lesser Hall. 

Lesmurdie-H. Dowding's Residence. 

Maida Vale-School. 

Mundaring-School. 

Parkerville-Hall. 

Pickering Brook-Post Office Store. 

Swan View-Progress Hall. 

Wattle Grove-Hall. 

MOUNT MARSHALL DISTRICT- 

Baandee-Agricultural Hall. 

Bencubbin-Agricultural Hall. 

Doodlakine-School, 

Kellerberrin-Druids Hall. 

Koorda-School. 

Kununoppin-School. 

Mukinbudin-School. 

Nungarin-School. 

Tammin-School. 

Trayning-Road Board Hall. 

Wyalkatchem-School. 

Yorkrakine-Agricultural Hall. 

NORTHAM DISTRICT- 

Bakers Hill-School. 

Cunderdin-School. 

Grass Valley-Hall. 

Jennapullin-Hall. 

Meckering-Hall. 

Northam-Town Hall. 

Northam, East-State School. 

Northam, West-State Sohool.


TOODYAY DISTRICT- TOODYAY DISTRICT-continued. 

1 Bindoon-Hall. 10. Muchea-State School. 

2. Bullsbrook-Agricultural Hall. 11. Sawyer's Valley-Hall. 

3. Caversham-School. 12. Swan, Middle-School. 

4. Chidlow-School. 

5. Chittering, Lower-Agricultural Hall. 13. Swan, Upper-School. 

6. Gingin-School. 14. Swan, West-School. 

7. Herne Hill-School. 15. Toodyay-C.W.A. Hall. 

8. Mooliabeenee-School Quarters. 16. Wanneroo-Road Board Hall. 

9. Mount Helena-Lesser Hall. 17. Wooroloo-Public Hall. 




has approved of the appointment of Stanley Arthur 

Collins of Kalgoorlie, as a Sworn Valuator under 

the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1950. 

THE Hon. Attorney General, pursuant to section 7 

of the Electoral Act, 1907-1949, and the authority 

delegated by the Governor thereunder, has approved 

of the appointment of Ernest William Dwyer as 

substitute to discharge the duties of Electoral 

Registrar for the Dale, Claremont, Cottesloe, 

Subiaco and Nedlands Districts as from close of 

business on the 27th March, 1952, during the 

absence of W. F. Hooton on annual and long service 

leave. 

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the 

appointment of the following persons as Comniissioners 

for Declarations under the Declarations 

and Attestations Act, 1913:-Frank Frederick 

Cullen, Perth; Kenneth Douglas Forbes, Nedlands; 

John Corbett Poynton, Claremont. 

THE Department has been notified that Trust 

Order No. 65717 dated 20th March, 1952, drawn 

on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sum of 

£1 19s. lid, in favour of Northmore, Hale, Davy 

and Leake has been lost by the payee. Payment 

has been stopped and it is intended to issue a fresh 

Trust Order in lieu thereof. 

H. SHEAN, 


APPOINTMENTS. 

Chief Secretary's Department, 


C.S.D. 70/51. 


has been pleased to appoint John Cooper Longden 

to the disciplinary staff of the Prisons Department 

as Warder from the 4th day of March, 1951. 

H. T. STITFOLD, 

Under Secretary. 

HEALTH ACT, 1911-1950. 

Notice Requiring Persons to Submit to 

X-Ray Examination. 

Section 293A. 

PURSUANT to the provisions of the abovementioned 

section, persons who are included in the 

class specified hereunder and to whom the provisions 

ofthat section apply are required to undergo 

x-ray examination for tuberculosis at the times 

and places specified. 

Class-Persons who are over the age of 14 years 

and who have been in close personal contact with 

a person known to be or to have been suffering 

from Tuberculosis and who have received notice to 

that effect from the Director of the Tuberculosis 

Control Branch of the Department of Public Health. 

Time-Within one month of receiving written 

notice from the Director, Tuberculosis Control 

Branch of the Department of Public Health. 

Place-Perth Chest Clinic, Murray Street, Perth, 

or one of the following Government Hospitals:'.-. 

Albany, Broome, Bunbury, Carnarvon, Collie, Derby, 

Fremantle, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Merredin, Northam, 

Port Hedland, Wyndham. 

No charge will be made for the x-ray examination 

provided that it is conducted at one of the places 

indicated in fourth paragraph of this notice. 

Dated the 16th day of April, 1952. 

LINLEY HENZELL, 

Commissioner of Public Health. 

PHARMACY AND POISONS ACT. 

Regulation 14. 

THE following Councillors whose term of office 

expired on 31st March, 1952, have been re-elected 

for a further period of three years:- 

Allan, Thomas David Henry of 64 Napier Street, 

Claremont. 

Cohen, Reginald Isadore of Adeiphi Pharmacy, 

St. George's Terrace, Perth. 

Fitch, Harry Duncan of 731 Hay Street, Perth. 

Harry Duncan Fitch, of 731 Hay Street, Perth, 

has been re-elected President for the year ending 

31st March, 1953. 

F. W. AVENELL, 

Registrar. 

POLICE ACT, 1892. 

Sections 75 and 76. 

THE following unclaimed '3tolen and found property 

will be sold by public auction at the Police Station, 

Roe Street, Perth, on 22nd April, 1952, at 10 a.m. 

(Sgd.) T. H. ANDERSEN, 

Commissioner of Police. 

Unclaimed Stolen Property. 

7/50-One brown check overcoat. 

196/50-One pair lady's brown shoes. 

197/50-One white blanket, one check blanket. 

201/50-One pair gent's grey trousers. 

218/50-One lady's black handbag. 

224/50-One nickel-plated two-cell torch, one 

gent's half-length riding coat. 

235/50-Seven pairs ladies' pants, one red raincoat, 

one lady's tweed overcoat. 

3/51-One chrome cigarette case. 

10/51-One screwdriver. 

13/51-Two braces, three pairs tin snips, four 

hammers, one King Dick spanner, two 

handsaws, one bench drill, one tin bolts, 

two set spanners, two builders' squares, 

two screwdrivers, two stocks and dies, 

one pair wire cutters, one iron plane, one 

wooden plane, one hand drill, three pairs 

pliers, one 6in. cramp, one tomahawk, 

four sticks solder, one cold chisel, one 

box hinges, one spirit level. 

27/51-One gent's "Wyler" wrist watch. 

33/51-One pocket watch, one fountain pen, two 

pocket knives, one tin opener, one key, 

one lumber jacket. 

38/51-One pair gent's tan Austin shoes. 

46/51-One lady's grey costume, two pairs blue 

pyjamas, one girl's blue cardigan, one 

yellow wind cheater, one boy's fawn 

waterproof raincoat, seven pairs socks, 

three ladies' hats. 

50/51-Two pairs men's socks. 

52/51-Ten "Cameo" brooches. 

134/51-Quantity pressed and wirecut bricks 

(approximately 800). 

180/51-One carving set, five carving sets, six 

pairs scissors, three tubes cream, four 

bottles scent, 12 fish knives, 12 fish forks.


Found Property. 

27/51One leather wallet. 

93/51One brown leather wallet. 

203/51One small navy blue purse. 

341/51One small case containing a small towel. 

351/51One white metal pipe lighter, one pea 

knife 

360/51One tan zip plastic purse. 

388/51One small black purse. 

401/51One coil of fly wire. 

420/51One right-hand black gauntlet. 

422/51One brown leather bag and contents. 

434/51One brown leather purse. 

449/51One brown and fawn purse. 

456/51One grey suit coat, shirt and socks. 

472/51One small purse. 


510/51One large tin of paint. 

529/51One black handbag. 

536/51One black wallet. 

537/51One white handbag. 

539/51One small handbag. 

540/51One brown purse. 

552/51One small cardboard case. 

555/51One pair of gloves. 

557/51One pair of old spectacles. 

563/51One hessian bag. 

582/51One three-piece grey suit. 

588/51One pink zip purse containing cosmetcs. 

590/51One pair of girl's brown shoes. 

625/51One pair of horn-rimmed glasses. 


651/51One school bag. 

655/51One pair of black leather gloves. 

659/51One black purse. 

663/51One music case. 

664/51One small red plastic purse. 

681/51One brown leather overcoat. 

688/51One small brown purse. 


704/51One grey pullover. 

705/51One brown folding wallet. 

712/51One small brown purse. 

716/51One brown and red purse. 

734/51One yellow metal ring. 

736/51One small money purse. 

743/51One string of rosary beads. 

744/51One blue and black purse. 

751/51One tobacco pouch. 


760/51One ball-point pen. 

761/51One sketch book. 

763/51One vehicle seat. 

768/51One bundle of odd clothing. 

774/51One roll of table oil cloth. 

782/51One shopping bag and contents. 

788/51One lady's Malvern Star push cycle. 

789/51One black leather wallet. 

797/51One lady's black handbag. 

800/51One imitation pearl necklace. 

804/51One black folding wallet. 

807/51One lady's black umbrella. 



829/51One red purse. 

830/51Quantity of old jewellery. 

833/51One gent's fawn cardigan. 

837/51One pair of brown woollen gloves. 

839/51One gent's blue gabardine overcoat. 

840/51One lady's Armstrong push cycle. 

845/51One plastic belt. 

851/51One black purse. 


854/51One toy monkey. 

857/51One black and white purse. 

858/51One brown wallet. 

866/51One brown wallet, one pair of sunglasses. 

867/51One leather case and contents. 

868/51One gent's white metal wrist watch. 

872/51One small size rain coat. 

873/51One comb holder and comb. 

885/51One gent'spush cycle. 

889/51About Sf t. of rubber tubing. 

890/51One pair of old glasses. 

892/51One brown leather purse. 

894/51One gent's Ostara white metal wrist 

watch. 

896/51One green cardigan. 

898/51One green travelling rug. 


907/51One spectacle case. 

910/51One gent's felt hat and overcoat. 

Found Propertycontinued. 

917/51One pair sunglasses. 

919/51One black folding wallet. 

923/51One small money purse. 

929/51One red and black bathing trunks. 


934/51One gent's cycle. 

935/51One pair of women's shoes. 

936/51One brown leather handbag. 


947/51One woman's costume coat. 

955/51One brown and fawn money purse. 

956/51One pair of black leather gloves. 

958/51One neck tie. 

959/51One Vauxhall hub cap. 

961/51Six ties, four pairs of socks and a pair of 

sunglasses. 

965/51One tobacco pouch. 

966/51One pair of baby's slippers and socks. 

967/51One billy tin. 



977/51One gent's fawn overcoat. 

984/51One brown leather motor cycle helmet. 

990/51One red and brown purse. 

991/51One Biro pen. 

994/51One gent's grey hat. 

997/51One black fountain pen. 

998/51One lady's yellow metal wrist watch. 

1001/51One 600 x 16 heavy duty Goodyear tube. 

1002/51One car sun shade. 

1003/51One shopping bag and contents. 

1006/51One imitation brooch. 

1012/51Three roller bearings and five globes. 

1013/51One black handbag containing shoes. 

1016/51One brown folding wallet. 

1020/51One small change purse. 

1022/51One brown leather bag. 


1034/51One brown leather handbag and contents. 


1043/51One oil can, one felt hat and sundry tools. 

1049/51Two pairs of gent's new socks. 

1057/51One grey striped shirt. 

1058/51One grey blanket, one fawn rug. 

1061/51One change purse. 




1071/51One child's white handbag. 

1072/51One yellow metal tie pin. 

1074/51One small dark brown purse. 

1075/51One light brown and fawn handbag. 


1081/51One parcel red material. 

1082/51One lady's handbag. 

1083/51One lower set of false dentures. 

1085/51One black evening bag and contents. 

1086/51One pair of lady's step-ins. 

1089/51One set of three-strand imitation pearls. 


1092/51One brown fibre case containing two serviettes. 

1094/51One pair of black gloves and glove clip. 

1097/51One brown leather change purse. 

1101/51One small black change purse. 

1102/51One gent's Orfina white metal wrist 

watch. 

1103/51One bundle of women's clothing. 

1104/51One parcel of gent's clothing, football 

boots and hats. 

1107/51One parcel containing knitting. 

1108/51One pair of spetacles. 

1109/51One galvanised iron lunch case. 


1114/51One V/8 hub cap. 

1121/51One small snakeskin purse. 

1122/51One pair of spectacles, one pair of sandals, 

one gladstone bag. 

1124/51One Malvern Star push cycle, one camera, 

one fountain pen, coat, towel and rug. 

1135/51One brown gladstone bag, one yellow 

metal girl's bracelet. 

1139/51One small blue purse. 



1152/51One Ronson cigarette lighter. 

1155/51One suit case containing old clothing. 

1170/51One brown folding wallet and contents. 

1181/51One brown short leather jacket.


Found Propertycontinued. 

1188/51One lady's white metal wrist watch, one 

yellow metal tie pin, one pen, one hammer, 

one grease gun, suit case and clothing, 

spectacles and purses. 


1266/51One gent's Malvern Star push cycle. 

1325/51One lady's red jacket, one black handbag. 

38/52One lady's white metal wrist watch. 

58/52One brown tobacco pouch. 

80/52One table cloth. 

97/52One engagement ring, one bag of salt 

overcoats, suitcase and clothing, tobacco 

pouches and purse. 

103/52One Armstrong push cycle, sundry Air 

Force parts. 

152/52One gent's white metal wrist watch 

(slightly damaged). 

163/52One utility tarpaulin. 

217/52One gent's Malvern Star push cycle. 

241/52One check scarf and two purses. 

298/52One gent's Wheelman push cycle. 

336/52Coat, school bag and sundry purses. 

Found Property (Buses, etc.) 

1/51Commonwealth Bank (two cameras). 

15/51Commonwealth Bank (brooch, gloves, ties, 

socks, cases, etc.). 

16/51Scarborough Bus Co. (spectacles, coats, 

hats, purses, etc.). 

17/51Commonwealth Bank (watch, pens, caps, 

pencils, purses, etc.). 

18/51Metro Bus Co. (umbrellas, pillows, pullovers, 

spectacles). 

19/51MacRobertson Millar (tennis racquet, 

hats, gloves, coats). 

20/51Carlisle Bus Co. (shoes, bags, cases, gloves, 

belts, etc.). 

1/52Scarborough Bus Co. (pens, cases, gloves, 

hats, frocks, etc.). 

2/52Scarborough Bus Co. (books, glasses, pillows, 

boots, etc.). 

3/52Beam Bus Co. (watches, sunglasses, raincoats, 

glove clip). 

4/52Metro Bus Co. (gloves, hankies, shopping 

bags, shoes, etc.). 

5/52Commonwealth Bank (glasses, pens, 

gloves, purses, etc.). 

6/52Scarborough Bus Co. (purses, pouches, 

cases, cardigan, etc.). 

7/52Midland Railway Bus Co. (frocks, handbags, 

hats, scarves). 

8/52Metro Bus Co. (jumpers, coats, gloves, 

spectacles, etc.). 

9/52Hoyts Theatres (boots, coats, hats, shoes, 

shirts, trousers, etc.). 

10/52Beam Bus Co. (tobacco pouches, school 

bags, hats, bathers). 

11/52Carlisle Bus Co. (gloves, purses, string 

bags, wallets). 

Fisheries Department, 


F.D. 22/49, Ex. Co. NO. 675. 


has approved of the appointment of George Charles 

Jeff ery as an Inspector under the Whaling Act, 

1937, and approved the cancellation of the appointment 

of John Arthur Thorn as Inspector of 

Fisheries under the Fisheries Act, 1905-1951, and 

Guardian of Game under the Game Act, 1912-1913. 

A. J. FRASER, 

Superintendent of Fisheries. 

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES. 

THE undermentioned allotments of land will be 

offered for sale at public auction on the dates and 

at the places specified below, under the provisions 

of the Land Act. 1933-1950, and its regulations: 

PERTH. 

24th April, 1952, at 3.30 p.m., at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys- 

12a. 2r., £35; f37, ha. 3r.. 

£30. 

tSwanTown 4819, la. 3r. 39.7p., £115; Tqwn 

4820, 5a., £150; Swan 4826, ir. 28.4p., £80. 

i:Chidlow_*289, 3a. 3r. 18p., £15; *11290, 3a. 

3r. 19p., £15; *11298, 4a. 2r. 6p., £20. 

KATANNING. 

1st May, 1952, at 11 a.m., at the Rural and Industries 

BanklGnowangerupTown 

81 and 82, total area lr. 

3.lp., £30 (as one lot). 

20a. lr. 9p., £50. 

tOngerupTown 6, hr., £20; Town 7, lr., £20; 

Town 18, 1r., £25; TownlI9, lr., £25; Town 

10, lr., £20; Town 12, hr., £20; Town 14, lr., 

£20; Town 15, lr., £20; Town 1130, ir. 22.5p., 

£30; Town 31, lr., £25; Town 33, lr., £25; 

Town 1134, hr., £30; Town 1169, 39.9p., £25; 

Town 70, 1r., £20; Town 74, lr., £20; Town 

75, lr., £20. 

NORTHAM. 

8th May, 1952, at 11.30 am., at the Court HousetCunderdinTown 

209, lr., £13. 

BRUCE ROCK. 

9th May, 1952, at 11 a.m., at, the Rural and Industries 

Bank 

Bruce RockTown 203, ir., £25; Town 204, 

39.lp., £30. 

*Suburban for cultivation. 

tSection 21 of the regulations does not apply. 

ilSubject to truncation of corner, if necessary. 

hAil marketable timber is reserved to the Crown. 

* * Available for leasing only. 

All improvements on the land offered for sale 

re the property of the Crown, and shall be paid 

for as the Minister may direct, whose valuation 

shall be final and binding on the purchaser. 

Plans and further particulars of these sales 

may be obtained at this office and the offices of 

the various Government Land Agents. Land sold 

to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface, 

except in mining districts, where it is granted to 

a depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only. 

H. E. SMITH, 

TInder Secretary for Lands. 

FORFEITURES. 

THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled 

under section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, owing 

to non-payment of rent or other reasons: 

Name, Leases, District, Reason, Corres., Plan. 

Arlidge, A. H.; 347/5979; Gascoyne 120; 15s.; 

3220/49; Locs. 

Barnfather, A. M.; 3117/1745; Wiluna 1098; £3 12s.; 

1308/36; Wiluna. 

Chamberlain, H.; 3117/3714; Wiluna 704; abandoned; 

1393/33; Wiluna, Woodley Street. 

Fulcher, S. E.; 342/2043; Herdsman Lake 15; 

£71 is.; 7728/50. 

Goomalling District Land & Agency Co. Ltd.; 

2118/153; Dalwallinu 31; £6; 2085/14; Dalwallinu 

Townsite. 

Goomalling District Land & Agency Co. Ltd.; 

2119/153; Dalwallinu 32; £6; 2086/14; DalwaHinu 

Townsite. 

Gunn, R.; 3117/839; Reedy 152; £2 Os. 3d.; 128/35; 

Reedy Townsite. 

Martin, T. R.; 3116/1437; Yilgarn 672, 673, 676, 679, 

738; £13 hSs. 6d.; 2239/46; 53/80. 

Nisula, W.; 3117/2479; Reedy 228; £1 15s.; 1445/38; 

Reedy Townsite. 

Nockett, G. A.; 3127/800; Peel Estate 113; abandoned; 

5139/48; 341A/40. H. E. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands. 

RESERVE. 

Department of Lands and Surveys, 



has been pleased to set apart as a Public Reserve 

the land described in the Schedule below for the 

purpose therein set forth. 

11463/99. 

COTTESLOE.No. 23487 (Use and Requirements 

of the Nedlands Road Board), lot No. 308 

(about ha. Or. 30p.). (Plan Cottesloe.) 

H. E. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands.


CANCELLATION OF RESERVE. 

23487 (Cottesloe). 



Corres. No. 11463/99. 


has been pleased to cancel, under section 37 of the 

Land Act, 1933-1950, reserve No. 23487 (Cottesloe 

Lot 308), Use and Requirements of the Nedlands 

Road Board. (Plan Cottesloe.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1950. 

Cuballing Road BoardResolution. 

Ex. Co. No. 631. 

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Bush Fires 

Act, 1937-1950, a local authority may make bylaws: 

Now, therefore, the Cuballing Road Board 

being a local authority within the meaning of the 

said Act, doth hereby make the following by-law: 

Fee for Application for Permit to Burn Clover. 

The fee payable with an application for a permit 

to burn clover under regulation 12 of the Bush 

Fires Act, 1937-1950 Regulations shall be £1 is. 

Passed at a meeting of the Cuballing Road Board 

this 9th day of January, 1952. 

S. H. KNIGHT, 

Chairman. 

A. CLARK, Secretary. 

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in 

Executive Council, 26th March, 1952. 

J. H. CADDY, 

Acting Clerk of the Council, 

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1937-1950. 

Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers. 



Corres. No. 977/41. 

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the following road boards have appointed the 

undermentioned Bush Fire Control Officers in their 

districts: 

Road Board and Control Officer. 

ManjimupJ. W. Littlefair. 

Upper BlackwoodJ. A. Smallman. 

The following appointment is cancelled: 

Road Board and Control Officer. 

Upper BlackwooclE. F. Howard. 

H. E. SMITH, 


OPEN FOR SALE (SECTION 45A). 

Northampton Lots. 

(Known as Copper Estates). 

Applications Close Wednesday, 14th May, 1952. 



Corres. No. 1670/47, Vol. 2. 


has been pleased to approve, under section 45A 

of the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the Northampton 

lots enumerated in the schedule hereto being made 

available for sale in fee simple at the prices set 

out in the said schedule, subject to the following 

conditions: 

(1) No person who is not a "discharged soldier" 

as defined in section 3 of the Discharged Soldiers' 

Settlement Act, 1918, or a "discharged member 

of the Forces" as defined in section 139B of the 

Land Act, 1933-1950, shall be eligible to apply 

for a lot. 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 

10 per centum of the purchase price, must be 

lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys, 

Perth, on or before Wednesday, 14th May, 1952. 

All applications lodged on or before such 

date, will be treated as having been received on 

the closing day and, in the event of there being 

more applications than one for any lot, the application 

to be granted shall be determined by the 

Land Board. 

The successful applicant shall pay the balance 

of the purchase money by 10 equal instalments 

on the 1st day of March and the 1st day 

of September in each year, the first of which instalments 

shall become due and payable on the first 

such half-yearly day following the approval of the 

application. The Crown grant fee, £2, shall be 

payable with the final instalment of purchase 

money. 

The purchaser may at any time earlier than 

otherwise provided pay the purchase money and 

Crown grant fee but nevertheless the Crown grant 

shall not issue until the Minister is satisfied that 

the improvement conditions hereinafter specified 

have been complied with. 

Upon approval of an application by the 

Minister, a license in the form or to the effect of 

the Sixth Schedule to the Land Act, 1933-1950, 

shall issue to the purchaser and such license may 

be mortgaged or transferred in the manner prescribed 

in the said Act. 

No person shall acquire or hold more than 

one lot under license except with the special approval 

of the Minister. 

The purchaser shall within a period of two 

(2) years from the date of the approval of his 

application fence the boundaries of his lot with 

a fence capable of resisting great and small stock 

to the satisfaction of the Minister and also shall 

within such period of two years effect on his lot 

improvements of a value equal to at least double 

the amount of the purchase money of the lot. 

Such improvements may consist of a dwelling or 

any other building, water supply, clearing, cultivation 

or such other improvements as the Minister 

may accept. 

No transfer of a license will be permitted, 

without the special approval of the Minister, until 

the prescribed fencing and improvement conditions 

have been complied with. 

Breach of any of the conditions of sale 

will render the license liable to forfeiture together 

with all moneys paid in connection therewith. 

Schedule. 

Lot No. 345, Area 14a. Or. 33p., Price £70; 346, 

27a. 3r. 30p., £150; 347, 12a. 2r. 18p., £60; 348, 

12a. 2r. 19p., £65; 349, 13a. 2r. Op., £80; 350, 8a. 

2r. 9p., £50; 351, 8a. 2r. 9p., £50; 352, 9a. 2r. 23p., 

£50; 353, 8a. Or. 39p., £55; 354, 7a. Or. ip., £45; 

355, 5a. 2r., £50; 356, 5a. ir. 39p., £55; 357, 5a. Or. 

4p., £35; 358, 5a., £35; 359, 5a., £50; 360, 4a. 3r. 39p., 

£55; 363, 7a. ir. 30p., £80; 364, 3r. 38.6p., £40; 365, 

1a., £35; 366,' la., £35; 367, la., £35; 368, la., £35; 

369, la., £35; 370, la., £35; 371, la. 3r. 6.6p., £45; 

372, 2a. lr. 9p., £55; 373, 2a. Or. 16p., £50; 374, 

2a. Or. 16p., £50; 375, 2a. Or. 16p., £50; 376, 2a. Or. 

16p., £45; 377, 2a. Or. 16p., £45; 378, 2a. Or. 16p., 

£45; 379, 5a. 3r. lip., £60; 380, 6a. 2r. 32p., £85; 

381, 5a. Or. 33p., £60; 382, 25a. 3r. 8p., £130; 383, 

21a. 2r. 29p., £140; 384, 3Oa. 3r. 26p., £190; 385, 

28a. Or. 22p., £155. 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. 

Part VDivisions 1 and 4. 

Special Settlement Lands. 

Open 30th April, 1952. 


Perth, 2nd April, 1952. 

Corres. No. 3671/49. 


Plantagenet Location 5816, comprising about 870 

acres, has been set apart for the purposes of Special


Settlement, pursuant to the provisions of Part V 

(Divisions 1 and 4) of the Land Act, 1933-1950, 

and subject to regulations of the said Act as 

modified by special conditions set out hereunder. 

Such land is available subject to survey, classification 

and pricing. Applications should be lodged 

at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not 

later than Wednesday, 30th April, 1952, accompanied 

by a deposit of £10. 

All applications received on or before that date 

will be treated as having been received on the 

closing date, and in the event of more applications 

than one being received, the application to be 

granted will be decided by the Land Board. 

Special Conditions. 

Applications are limited to areas not exceeding 

800 acres in all with a maximum area of 500 

acres of cultivable land suitable for establishing 

pasture. (Provided that where a location is surveyed 

to contain more than the above areas, then. 

such location may be selected by any one person.) 

One-fifth of the cultivable area must be 

cleared within three years and two-fifths within 

five years from the date of inception of the lease. 

Such clearing must be at a stage sufficient to establish 

pasture. 

Nine-tenths of the cleared area must be sown 

to pasture with superphosphate within 15 months 

of clearing. 

(Plan 451C/40 E3.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. 

(Section 32.) 

Applications for Leasing Reserves Nos. 2720 

and 21583 (near Donnybrook). 


Perth, 1st April, 1952. 

Corres. No. 4143/93, Vol. 2. 

APPLICATIONS are invited for leasing about 86 

acres comprised in the above reserves (excluding 

an area of about 12 acres on the Eastern bbundaries 

utilised for quarrying). 

This area is available for leasing under section 

32 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, for grazing purposes 

for a term of one (1) year at a rental of £10, such 

lease to be renewable at the will of the Minister for 

Lands and subject to the following conditions: 

The lease will be determinable at three 

months' notice by either party after the initial term 

of one (1) year. 

No compensation will be payable at the 

determination of the lease for improvements effected 

by the lessee. 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of eleven 

pounds (flu) must be lodged at the Lands Department, 

Perth, on or before Wednesday, 30th April, 

1952. 

In the event of more than one application being 

received by the closing date, the application to be 

granted will be decided by the Land Board. 

(Plan 414A/40, Cl.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING. 

Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1950. 

WEDNESDAY, 30th April, 1952. 

Kimberley DivisionBulara District. 

Corres. No. 6737/51. (Plan 131/300.) 


an area of about 35,000 acres excluding gardening 

areas Nos. 3 and 14 bounded by lines commencing 

at the North-West corner of lease 396/723 and 

extending South about 646 chains, West about 430 

chains, North about 220 chains, West about 195 

chains, North about 420 chains and East about 

625 chains to the starting point, will be available 

for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 30th April, 

1952. 

WEDNESDAY, 21st MAY, 1952. 

Eastern DivisionYelina and Yamarna Districts. 

Corres. No. 6178/51. (Plans 51/300 & 62/300.) 


all that portion of land, containing 373,150 acres 

or thereabouts, bounded by lines starting from a 

point on the Southern boundary of late Pastoral 

Lease 395/862, situate 46 chains 74 links South and 

283 chains East of survey mark H.C.50, and extending 

East about 24-1 miles, North 27 miles, East about 

10 miles, South 27 miles, West about 31 miles, South 

9 miles, West about 14 miles, South 2 miles, West 

about 17 miles and North 11 miles to the starting 

point, will be available for pastoral h asing as from 

Wednesday, 21st May, 1952. 

Eucla DivisionEspernce and Oldfield Districts. 

Corres. No. 7480/09. (Plans 422/80 and 11/300.) 


an area of about 20,000 acres being the land contained 

within W. H. Dunn's late lease 710/95, will 

be re-available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 

21st May, 1952. 

Kimberley DivisionBulara District. 

Corres. No. 6770/51. (Plan 130/300.) 


an area of about 28,500 acres, bounded by lines 

commencing at the North-West corner of lease 

396/751 and extending South about 712 chains, 

West about 400 chains, North about 712 chains and 

East about 400 chains to the starting point will be 

available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 

21st May, 1952. 

WEDNESDAY, 28th MAY, 1952. 

Kimberley Division (Bulara District.) 


IT is hereby notified for general information that 

an area of about 510,000, acres bounded on the 

North by leases 396/555 and 396/503, on the East 

and South 15y lease 396/504 and on the West by 

leases 396/555, 396/411, 396/692 and the prolongation 

Southwards of the Eastern boundary of lease 

396/692, will be available for pastoral leasing as 

from Wednesday, 28th May, 1952. 

WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE, 1952. 

North-West DivisionTeano District. 


AN area of about 1,000,000 acres bounded by lines 

commencing at the South-West corner of lease 

394/1349 and extending generally East and South 

along the boundaries of leases 394/1349, 394/1344 

394/900, 394/950, 394/954, 394/1298, 394/955, 394/ 

952 and 394/1081, to the South-West corner of 

the lastnientioned lease; thence South about 80 

chains and West about 525 chains to the Easternmost 

North-East corner of lease 394/695; thence 

West and North along the boundaries of leases 

394/695 and 394/1254 to the left bank of the 

Frederick River; thence North along the said river 

to the starting point, will be available for pastoral 

leasing as from Wednesday, 4th June, 1952. 


North-West DivisionGregory District. 

Corres. No. 847/52. (Plan 92/300.) 


an area of about 56,000 acres bounded by lines 

commencing at the Northernmost North-West 

corner of lease 394/460 and extending South about 

270 chains, West about 360 chains, South about 

75 chains, West about 690 chains, South about 313 

chains, West about 360 chains, North about 650 

chains and East about 1,380 chains to the starting 

point, will be available for pastoral leasing as from 

Wednesday, 11th June, 1952.

974 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. JI1 April, 1952. 


Eastern Division-Edjudina District. 



an area of about 98,000 acres, bounded by lines 

commencing at the South-East corner of lease 

395/548 and extending North about 490 chains East 

about 595 chains, North about 840 chains, East 

about 510 chains, South about 1,330 chains and 

West about 1,200 chains to the starting point, will 

be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 

18th June, 1952, subject to payment for improvements, 

if any. 

South-West Division-Victoria District. 

Corres. No. 564/51. (Plans 96/80 and 121780.) 


an area of about 40,801 acres, being the land comprised 

within L. T. Morton's late lease 392/614, will 


18th June, 1952. Subject to payment for 

improvements, if any. 

WEDNESDAY, 9th JULY, 1952. 

South-West Division-Ninghan District. 

Corres. No. 3253/51. (Plan 36/300.) 


the land contained within L. A. G. Edward's late 

lease 392/615, comprising about 197,440 acres, will 


9th July, 1952, at a rental of lOs. per 

thousand acres per annum, and subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. 

H. E. SMITH, 

- 


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. 


the areas scheduled hereunder are available for 

selection under Part V of the Land Act, 1933-1950, 

and the regulations appertaining thereto, subject 

to the provisions of the said Act. 

Applications must be lodged at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than the 

date specified, but may be lodged before such date, 

if so desired. 

All applications lodged on or before such date 

will be treated as having been received on the closing 

day; and if there are more applicants than one 

for any block, the application to be granted will be 

determined by the Land Board. Should any lands 

remain unselected such will continue available 

until applied for or otherwise dealt with. 

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the 

applicants for the blocks will be duly notified of the 

date, time, and place of the meeting of the Board, 

and there shall be an interval of at least three days 

between the closing date and the sitting of the 

Board. 

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any 

location made available for that purpose must 

take the balance thereof, if any, under Conditional 

Purchase. 

All marketable timber, including sandalwood and 

mallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisions 

of Clause 18 of the Regulations. 

SCHEDULE. 

PERTH LAND AGENCY. 

WEDNESDAY, 30th APRIL, 1952. 

Avon District (about 14 miles East of 

South Kumminin). 

Corr. No. 1012/26. (Plan 345/80, Di.) 

Location 23869, containing i,341a. ir. 12p.; classification 

page 14 of 1012/26; subject to pricing and 

exemption from road rates for two years from 

date of approval of application; being R. R. Valmadre's 

cancelled lease 20786/68. Deposit required, 

£2 2s. 6d. 

Avon District (near Koojedda). 

Corr. No. 3781/97, Vol. 2. (Plan 2A/40, Bi.) 

Location 27466, containing about 20a.; subject 

to survey, classification, pricing, provision of any 

necessary roads, and to protection of the Goldfields 

Water Supply pipe line. Deposit required, £2 lOs. 

Avon District (3 miles South of Gabbin). 

Corr. No. 1452/13. (Plan 55/80, A3.) 

Locations 20294 and 24365, containing 167a. Or. 

38p., at 15s. per acre; also location 27468, containing 

iSa. ir. 12p., at £1 per acre; available to adjoining 

holders only; subject to payment for improvements. 

Deposits required-fl 8s. 8d. (locations 

20294 and 24365), £1 5s. (location 27468). 

Fitzgerald District (about 5 miles West of 

Grass Patch). 

Corr. No. 6179/51. (Plan 402/80, Bi.) 

Locations 145, 65, 887, 74, 26 and 897, containing 

1,000a. 3r. 25p., 621a. 2r. 4p., 160a., i3O00a., 

i3O00a. ir. 18p. and l6Oa., respectively; classifications 

pages 4 and 5 of 6179/51 and page 29 of 

3574/21; also location 1399, containing 155a. 3r.; 

subject to pricing. Location 1399 is subject to 

Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness, whilst the 

remainder are subject to exemption from road 

rates for two years from date of approval of application. 

The previous Gazette notice concerning 

this land is hereby cancelled. Deposits required- 

£2 18s. 3d. and £1 8s. 8d., respectively. 

Fitzgerald District (9 miles West of Dowak). 

Corr. No. 3332/26. (Plans 392/80, A2; 11/300.) 

Location 455, containing 1,000a. Or. 32p., at 

3s. 3d. per acre; subject to payment for any improvements 

existing. Deposit required, £2 is. 

Jilbadji District (about 2 miles East of 

Carrabin). 

Corr. No. 5390/26. (Plan 24/80, El.) 

Location 144, containing 635a. 3r. 5p., at 8s. 6d. 

per acre; classification page 15 of 5390/26; subject 

to mining conditions and exemption from road 


The previous Gazette notice concerning this 

location is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, £1 

15s. 9d. 

Kojonup District (about 4 miles North of 

Muradup). 

Corr. No. 6813/25. (Plan 416D/40, A3.) 

Location 6303, containing i6Oa. 3r., at 14s. per 

acre; classification page 34 of 6813/25; subject to 

poison conditions and exemption from road rates 

for two years from date of approval of application; 

being B. F. Bunny's cancelled lease 19975/68. Deposit 

required, £1 7s. lid. 

Ninghan District (about ii miles South of 

Marindo). 

Corr. No. 568/52. (Plans 55/80, A and Bl, 66/80, 

A and B4.) 

Locations 2602, 1157 and 2640, containing 2,iiOa. 

2r. i5p., i,839a. 2r. 25p. and i6Oa., respectively, at 

3s. per acre; classification page 53 of 2325/27 (locations 

2602 and i15'7) and page 6 of 5399/26 (location 

2640); location 2602 is subject to exemption 

from road rates for two years from date of approval 

of application. Locations 1157 and 2640 are subject 

to payment for improvements, if any. Being 

T. B. Hoff's cancelled application. Deposit required, 

£3 Os. 6d. 

Ninghan District (about 3-1 miles South of Kulja). 

Corr. No. 747/42. (Plan 65/80, C and D3.) 

Location 3932, containing 799a. 3r. 21p.; classification 

page 81 of 747/42; subject to pricing and 

payment for improvements, if any; being the surrendered 

portion of W. H. Johnson's lease 347/3452. 

Deposit required, £1 i6s. lid.


Plantagenet District (4 miles North of 

Mt. McLeod). 

Corr. No. 1523/26. (Plan 452C/40, D4.) 

Location 5519, containing 102a. 2r. 22p., at 9s. 

per acre; subject to timber conditions. Deposit 

required, £1 7s. lid. 

Plantagenet District (11 miles East of 

Wansbrough). 

Corr. No. 7489/51. (Plan 436D/40, C3.) 

The area of about 65 acres bounded on the 

South by Plantagenet Location 3665; on the East 

and West by prolongations Northward of boundaries 

of that location; on the North-East by a 

surveyed road adjoining the South-West boundary 

of location 2749. 

The area of about 160 acres bounded by locations 

3665 and 3193 and on the East and South 

by prolongations of the Eastern and Southern boundaries 

of those locations. 

Both areas subject to survey, classification, pricing 

and provision of any necessary roads 

Deposits required-4 35. 9d. (area "a"), £4 18s. 

9d. (area "b"). 

Sussex District (about i miles West of 

Dunsborough). 

Corr. No. 353/49. (Plan 413A/40, B2.) 

Location 1305, containing 227a. 3r. 25p., at 6s. 6d. 


to exemption from road rates for two years from 

the date of approval of application, and to the 

special conditions which govern selection in this 

district; being the surrendered portion of H. C. 

J. King's lease 347/5608. Deposit required, £1 

lOs. Gd. 

Sussex District (about 6 miles East of 

Cowaramup). 

Corr. No. 2982/46. (Plan 413D/40, C4.) 

Location 3804, containing 140a. 2r. lOp.; classification 

page 5A of 6069/47; subject to pricing, 

payment for improvements, if any, and to the 

special conditions which govern selection in this 

district; being G. W. Heslop's cancelled lease 

347/4109. Deposit required, £1 7s. lid. 

Victoria District (about 7 miles North of Nolba). 

Corr. No. 285/51. (Plans 160/80, C and D2, 

160C/40, D3, 160D/40, C3.) 

Location 4039, containing 3,858a. 2r. 6p., at 2s. 

6d. per acre; classification page 4 of 3699/50; subject 

to exemption from road rates for two years 

from date of approval of application; being E. M. 

Dutton's cancelled lease 347/7099. Deposit required, 

£2 18s. 3d. 

Victoria District (4 miles West of Dindiloa). 

Open under Part V, Sec. 53. 

Corr. No. 7126/02. (Plan 157A/40, Bi.) 

Location 6106, containing 20a. Or. lOp.; purchase 

price, £35; available to adjoining holders only; 

subject to mining conditions. Deposit required, 

£3 15s. 

Victoria District (4 miles West of Depot Hill). 

Corr. No. 1190/08. (Plans 127/80, B4, 123/80, Bi.) 

Location 9478, containing 772a. Or. 37p.; subject 

to classification, pricing and any necessary survey. 

Deposit required, £1 i6s. lid. 

Victoria District (8 miles East of Gutha). 

Corr. No. 1627/13. (Plan 128/80, CD2.) 

Location 10042, containing 200a. Or. 3p., at 6s. 

per acre; available to adjoining holders only, subject 

to payment for improvements valued at £20. 

Deposit required, £1 lOs. 6d. 

WEDNESDAY, 7th MAY, 1952. 

Avon District (near Norpa Siding). 

Corr. No. 3932/51. (Plan 24/80, B3.) 

Locations 20755 and 20756, containing l,753a. 3r. 

32p. and 794a. ir. 36p., respectively, at 4s. 3d. per 

acre; classifications pages 3 of 3932/51 and 37 of 

8295/13, Vol. 1, respectively; subject to exemption 

from road rates for two years from date of 

approval of application; being J. W. Nicholls' cancelled 

lease 347/7619. Deposit required, £2 13s. 

Avon District (about 6 miles North-East of 

Bendering). 

Corr. No. 1842/51. (Plan 345/80, BC3.) 

Locations 25798 and 23777, containing 2,O76a. 

24p. and 300a. Or. 2Op., respectively, at 6s. 6d. 

per acre; classifications pages 4 of 993/29 and 30 

of 739/28, respectively; subject to poison conditions 

and exemption from road rates for two years 

from date of approval of application; being G. A. 

Schilling's cancelled application. Deposit required, 

£2 lOs. 

Avon District (near Booran). 

Corr. No. 5362/48. (Plan 24/80, Bi.) 

Locations 27226 and 27269, containing about 7Oa. 

and about l2Oa., respectively; classifications pages 

7 of 5362/48 and 6 of 1738/49, respectively; subject 

to pricing; being J. R. Gebert's cancelled applications. 

Deposits required, Li 6s. Sd. and £1 7s. lid., 

respectively. 

Jilbadji District (about 9} miles West of 

Marvel Loch). 

Corr. No. 69/40. (Plan 23/80, E2.) 

Location 429, containing l,137a. 2r. ip., at 3s. 

3d. per acre; classification page 51 of 1071/28, Vol. 

1; subject to mining conditions and payment for 

improvements; being Bortolo Panizza's expired 

lease 3116/1026. Deposit required, £2 is. 

Melbourne District (about 9 miles West of 

Gillingarra). 

Corr. No. 932/51. (Plan 58/80, B and C4.) 

Location 3582, containing about 3,400a.; subject 

to survey, classification, pricing and the provision 

of any necessary roads; all applications will 

be referred to a Board of Inquiry; being J. A. 

Rance's cancelled application. Deposit required, 

£18 16s. 3d. 

Yilgarn District (about 6 miles North-East of 

Southern Cross). 

Corr. No. 1296/25. (Plan 36/80, E and P3.) 

Location 427, containing 999a. 3r. 12p. and A.A. 

Lots 68, 69 and 70, containing 500a. each, all at 

per acre; classifications page 15 of 6263/22 and 

pages 15, 17 and 18 of 6019/97, Vol. 2 (lots 68, 69, 

70); subject to mining conditions and payments 

for improvements. The previous Gazette notice 

concerning this land is hereby cancelled. Deposit 

required, £2 105. 

Yilgarn District (about 2 miles North-West 

of Noongar). 

Corr. No. 157/26. (Plan 36/80, A4.) 

Location 1016, containing 1,872a. 3r. 9p. at 3s. 


to mining conditions and exemption from road 


The previous Gazette notice concerning 

this land is hereby cancelled. Deposit required, 

£2 7s. 

Yilgarn District (about 9 miles North-West 

of Noongar). 

Corr. No. 675/52. (Plan 36/80, A3.) 

Location 1017, containing 826a. 2r. i9p., at 3s. 


to mining conditions and payment for improvements, 

if any; being D. W. Lucas' cancelled application. 

Deposit required, £1 18s. 

H. E. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands.

97 (OVENMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 18 April, 1952. 

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950. 

Application 4593/1951. 

TAKE notice that Michael Francis Patrick Flynn 

Farmer and Phyllis Flynn his wife both of Sandridge 

Park Bunbury have made application to be 

registered under the Transfer of Land Act, 1893- 

1950 as the proprietors of an estate in fee simple 

in possession in the following parcel of land situate 

in the Leschenault District and being: 

Portions of Lesehenault Location 26 containing in 

all 84 acres 1 rood 14 and seven-tenths perches. 

FirstlyPortion containing 82 acres 2 roods 20 

perches. 

Bounded by lines commencing a the South- 

Western corner of lot 2 on Diagram 4075 and 

extending Westerly 6 chains 89 and two-tenths 

links along Northern boundaries of lots 113 and 

364 on Plan 905 thence South-Westerly 33 chains 

24 and two-tenths links along North-Western boundaries 

of lots 99 to 112 (inclusive) lot 364 on Plan 

905 land comprised in Diagram 13325 and the 

Bunbury-Boyanup Railway thence North-Westerly 

1 chain 34 and six-tenths links along a North- 

Eastern boundary of the said railway thence North- 

Easterly 23 chains 66 and one-tenth links along 

South-Eastern boundaries of the said railway and 

land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1005 

Folio 96 thence Westerly 13 chains 5 links Northerly 

12 chains 77 links and Westerly 12 chains 42 and 

nine-tenths links along Northern Eastern and 

Northern boundaries respectively of land comprised 

In the said Certificate of Title thence Northerly 11 

chains 13 and five-tenths links and North-Easterly 

42 and four-tenths links along Eastern and South- 

Eastern boundaries respectively of land comprised 

in Plan 5961 thence Easterly 35 chains 25 links 

along the Southern boundary of Lefroy Road thence 

Southerly 7 chains 90 and four-tenths links and 

Easterly 7 chains along the Western boundary of 

a private road and Southern boundaries of the 

said private road and land comprised in Certificate 

of Title Volume 1089 Folio 944 respectively thence 

Southerly 11 chains 61 and six-tenths links along 

the Western boundary of the said lot 2 to the 

starting point. 

SecondlyPortion containing 22 and seventenths 

perches. 

Bounded by lines commencing at the Eastern 

corner of lot 30 on Plan 344 and extending South- 

Easterly 1 chain 14 and three-tenths links along a 

South-Western boundary of the Bunbury-Boyanup 

Railway thence South-Westerly 1 chain 25 links 

along the North-Western boundary of lot 221 on 

Diagram 61 thence North-Westerly 1 chain 1 and 

two-tenths links along a North-Eastern boundary 

of Forrest Avenue thence North-Easterly 1 chain 

43 links along the South-Eastern boundary of the 

said lot 30 to the starting point. 

ThirdlyPortion containing 1 acre 2 roods 12 

perches. 

Bounded by lines commencing at the junction 

of a North-Western boundary - of Picton Terrace 

with a Southern boundary of Leschenault Location 

26 and extending Westerly 3 chains 20 and two- 

tenths links along the said location boundary 

forming a Northern boundary of a public road 

thence North-Westerly 1 chain 99 and six-tenths 

links along a North-Eastern boundary of the Bunbury-Boyanup 

Railway thence Northerly 2 chains 

36 and seven-tenths links along Eastern boundaries 

of the said railway and the land comprised in 

Diagram 13325 thence Easterly 5 chains 45 links 

along a Southern boundary of the said land in 

Diagram 13325 thence South-Westerly 3 chains 

1 and two-tenths links along a North-Western 

boundary of Picton Terrace to the starting point. 

And further take notice that all persons other 

than the applicant claiming to have any estate 

right title or interest in the above parcels of land 

and desiring to object to the said application are 

hereby required to lodge in this office on or befQre 

the 6th day of May next a caveat forbidding the 

said land being brought under the operation of the 

said Act. 

R. C. BUCHANAN, 

Registrar of Titles. 

Office of Titles, Perth, this 7th day of April, 1952. 

Slee & Anderson, Solicitors, Bunbury, Solicitors 

for the Applicant. 

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950. 

Application 2724/1950. 

TAKE notice that Leslie Wesley Murray of Beverley 

Farmer has made application to be registered under 

the Transfer of Land Act 1893-1950 as the proprietor 

of an estate in fee simple in possession in 

the following parcel of land situate in the Avon 

District and being: 

Avon Location 570 containing 40 acres 15 perches. 

Bounded by lines commencing at the Western 

corner of Avon Location 13877 on a South-Eastern 

boundary of a public road and extending South- 

Easterly 28 chains 3 links and South-Westerly 14 

chains 31 links along South-Western and North- 

Western boundaries respectively of Avon Location 

13877 thence North-Westerly 28 chains 5 links 

along North-Eastern boundaries of Avon Locations 

13877 and 21111 thence North-Easterly 14 chains 

29 links along the South-Eastern boundary of the 

said road to the starting point. 

And further take notice that all persons other 

than the applicant claiming to have any estate 

right title or interest in the above parcels of land 

and desiring to object to the said application are 

hereby required to lodge in this office on or before 

the 28th day of April next a caveat forbidding the 

said land being brought under the operation of 

the said Act. 

R. C. BUCHANAN, 

Registrar of Titles, 

Office of Titles; Perth, this 4th day of April, 1952. 

Stone, James & Co., Solicitors, Perth, Solicitors 

for the Applicant. 

CASH ORDERS LOST. 

Forests Department, 

9th April, 1952. 

Corr. 596/49. 

IT is hereby notified that the undermentioned Cash 

Orders have been lost. Payment has been stopped 

and it is intended to issue fresh Cash Orders in 

lieu thereof: 

Cash Order No. 80368, for £13 19s. 8d., drawn 

by A. B. Selkirk on the 7th March, 1952, in favour 

of A. M. Innes. 

Cash Order No. 70996, for £13 Os. Gd., drawn by 

H. G. Clover on the 3rd April, 1952, in favour of 

H. Cransberg. 

T. N. STOATE, 

Conservator of Forests. 

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS. 

Tenders, closing at Perth, 2.30 p.m., on dates 

nentioned hereunder, are invited for the following: 

Merredin SchoolAlterations to Classroom to 

form Science Room (11864); 22nd April, 1952; 

conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, on and after 8th 

April, 1952. 

Katanning School and QuartersAlterations and 

Renovations (11959); 22nd April, 1952; conditions 

may be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., 

Perth, and Narrogin, and Courthouse, Katanning, 

on and after 8th April, 1952. 

Rosalie SchoolImprovements to Grounds 

(11960); 22nd April, 1952; conditions may be seen 

at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and 

after 8th April, 1952. 

Wooroloo SchoolAdditions (11961); 22nd April, 

1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 8th April, 1952. 

Midland Junction Police StationSewerage 



after 8th April, 195.

1 April, 1952.] OVERNMET GAETTh, W.A. 

Kalannie-New School (11966); 22nd April, 1952; 


P.W.D., Perth and Merredin, and Police Station, 

Wyalkatchem, on and after 8th April, 1952. 

Cunderdin School-Additions to Latrines (11967) 

22nd April, 1952; conditions may he seen at the 

Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Merredin, 

and Police Station, Cunderdin, on and after 8th 

April, 1952. 

Collie Schools-New Latrine Block (11968) ; 22nd 

April, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Bunbury, and 

Courthouse, Collie, on and after 8th April, 1952. 

Mount Barker School-Improvements to Grounds 


at the Contractors' Room. P.W.D., Perth and 

Albany, and Police Station, Mount Barker, on and 


Bayswater School-Bristol Prefabricated Classrooms 

(11971); 22nd April, 1952; conditions may 

be seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, 

on and after 8th April, 1952. 

Wongan Hills-Excavated Tank at Mocardy Hill 



after the 3rd April, 1952. 

Scarborough Police Station and Quarters-Erection 

(11972); 29th April, 1952; conditions may be 

seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on 

and after 16th April, 1952. 

Northam High School-New Woodshed and Caretaker's 

Workshop (11973); 29th April, 1952; conditions 


Perth, and at Water Supply Office, Northam, on and 


Ccrrigin School-Boring for Water (11974); 29th 

April, 1952; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

Room, P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin and 

Police Station, Corrigin, on and after 16th April, 

1952. 

Queen's Park Sister Kate's Home-New Kitchen 

and Cook's Quarters (11975) ; 29th April, 1952; 


P.W.D., Perth, on and after 16th April, 1952. 

Midland Junction Police Station-Additions 

(11976); 29th April, 1952; conditions may be seen 



Eden Hill School-New Bristol Prefabricated 

Classrooms (11986); 29th April, 1952; conditions 


Perth, on and after 16th April, 1952. 

Upper Swan School-New Bristol Prefabricated 

Classrooms (11987); 29th April, 1952; conditions 


Perth, on and after 16th April, 1952. 

Bunbury Hospital and Quarters-Repairs and 

Renovations (11970); 6th May, 1952; conditions 


Perth and Bunbury, on and after 16th April, 1952. 

Claremont Old Men's Home-Additions, 1951 

(11978); 6th May, 1952; conditions may be seen 


after 22nd April, 1952. 

Northampton School and Quarters-Water Supply 

(11979); 6th May, 1952; conditions may be 

seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and 

Geraldton, and Police Station, Northampton, on 

and after 22nd April, 1952. 

Dalwallinu Hospital-Extensive Additions, alterations 

and Water Supply (11980); 6th May, 1952; 


P.W.D., Perth, Water Supply Office, Northam, and 

Police Station, Dalwallinu, on and after 22nd April, 

1952. 

Kalgoorlie School of Mines-Alterations to Office, 

etc. (11981); 6th May, 1952; conditions may be 

seen at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, and 

Kalgoorlie, on and after 22nd April, 1952. 

Wagin School-Conversion of Classroom to 

Manual Training Centre (11982); 6th May, 1952; 


P.W.D., Perth, and Narrogin, and Court House, 

Wagin, on and after 22nd April, 1952. 

Fremantle Boys' School-North Fremantle 

Annex-Sewerage and New Shelter Shed (11983); 

6th May, 1952; conditions may be seen at the 

Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 

22nd April, 1952. 

Dwellingup Hospital-New Fire Service (11984); 

6th May, 1952; conditions may be seen at the 

Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Police Station, 

Dwelhngup, and Court House, Pinjarra, on and 

after 22nd April, 1952. 

Dwellingup State Hotel-Additions and Sewerage 

(11985); 6th May, 1952; conditions may be seen 

at the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, Police 

Station, Dwellingup, and Court House, Pinjarra, 

on and after 22nd April, 1952. 

'Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, 

are to be addressed, to "The Hon. the Minister 

for Works, Public Works Department, The Barracks, 

St. George's Place, Perth," and must be indorsed 

"Tender." The highest, lowest or any 

tender will not necessarily be accepted. 

17th April, 1952. 

W. C. WILLIAMS, 

Under Secretary for Works. 

RIGHTS IN WATER AND IRRIGATION 

ACT, 1914-1951. 

Department of Public Works, Water Supply, 


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 

has been pleased to approve of the amendment 

in the manner set forth in the Schedule hereunder, 

by the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and 

Drainage, acting as the Irrigation Board for and 

in respect of the Collie Irrigation District, Harvey 

No. I Irrigation District, Harvey No. 2 Irrigation 

District and Waroona Irrigation Districts, of the 

by-laws made under the said Act and published 

in the Government Gazette on the 30th day of July, 

1937, and subsequently amended. 

W. C. WILLIAMS, 

Under Secretary for Water Supply. 

Schedule. 

The abovementioned by-laws are amended by 

revoking by-laws 33 and 35 and substituting in 

lieu thereof new by-laws 33 and 35 as follows:- 

31.-Stock Water for Use Outside 

Irrigation District. 

If surplus water is available for persons who 

desire to water their stock whose land is not in 

the Irrigation District, then the scale of charges 

in by-law 32 or by-law 35, whicheveris appropriate, 

shall apply; by-law 30 (surcharge for out of appropriate 

zone period) also applies and the provisions 

of by-law 32 regarding surcharge shall be complied 

with. 

35.-Pipe Supply Services. 

(1) For land whether rated for ordinary irrigation 

or not, or whether situated within or without 

an Irrigation District, the Minister may grant 

permission for consumers to take water by means 

of a powered pump or windmill or may instal a pipe 

to which may be connected the consumer's distribution 

system, or may provide other works, to facilitate 

supplies for the purposes and subject to the 

respective annual charges and conditions as set 

out hereunder:- 

A water right fee of 12s. for each service 

in addition to fees under (b), (c) and (d) where 

applicable. 

For sprinkler irrigation 12s. per half acre 

of land watered with a minimum charge of £1 4s. 

For stock watering-free if to rated property, 

and taken in zone period, or otherwise ob- 

tained at no cost to the Department, but if a 

special service is necessitated and agreed to by the 

Minister, a special service fee of 15s. per service 

shall be charged. Otherwise £2 8s.


(d) For either household or dairy purposes or for 

both such purposes £2 8s. 

Water supplied under clause (d) may be 

used for garden purposes without further charge, 

provided such garden does not exceed an area of 

one half an acre. 

Where it is necessary for the Minister to 

instal a pipe or provide other works to facilitate 

supplies to any consumer such consumer shall meet 

the capital cost of such works, plus a lump sum 

to be determined by the Minister, sufficient to 

meet future maintenance charges on such works. 

Written application shall be made for each 

or any of the aforementioned services. 

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 

1928-1947. 

Bunbury Municipal CouncilTown Planning 

Scheme. 

Amendment and Amplification. 

T.P.B. 80/50. Vol. 42. 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, in 

accordance with section 7 (4) of the Town Planning 

and Development Act, 1928-1947, that the 

resolution of the Bunbury Municipal Council dated 

the 6th September, 1951, and appearing in the 

Government Gazettes of the 4th, 11th and 18th 

January, 1952, to amplify and amend its Scheme 

by the inclusion of lots 65, 66, 67, Alexander Street, 

and lots 68 and 69 Prosser Street, in the business 

area, was approved by the Hon. the Minister for 

Local Government and Town Planning on the 27th 

March, 1952. 

D. L. DAVIDSON, 

Chairman, Town Planning Board. 

No. on Plan 

P.W.D., W.A., 

No. 33325. 

Crown 

Owner or Reputed Owner. 

PUBLIC Woxxs ACT, 1902-1950. 

LAND RESUMPTION. 


1928- 1947. 

Belmont Park Road BoardTown Planning Scheme. 

Work No. 2. 

T.P.B. 2028/51. 

IT is hereby notified for public information in 

accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning 

and Development Act, 1928-1947, that the resolution 

of the Belmont Park Road Board, dated the 24th 

day of September, 1951, and appearing in the 

Government Gazettes of the 18th and 25th January 

and 1st February, 1952, to carry out Work No. 2 

was approved by the Hon. Minister for Local Government 

and Town Planning on 27th March, 1952. 


Chairman, 

Town Planning Board. 


1928-1947. 

Belmont Park Road BoardTown Planning Scheme. 

Work No. 3. 

T.P.B. 2027/51. 

IT is hereby notified for public information in 

accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning 

and Development Act, 1928-1947, that the resolution 

of the Belmont Park Road Board, dated the 24th 

day of September, 1951, and appearing in the 

Government Gazettes of the 18th and 25th January 

and 1st February, 1952, to carry out Work No. 3 

was approved by the Hon. Minister for Local Government 

and Town Planning on 27th March, 1952. 


Chairman, 

Town Planning Board. 

Description. 

P.W. 155/52; Ex. Co. No. 685. 

Geraldion High School Extension, 

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the several pieces or parcels of land described in the Schedule hereto 

being all in the Geraldton Towositehave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor, 

acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 9th day of April, 1952, been set apart, taken, or resumed 

for the purposes of the following public work, namely :Geraldton High School Extension and that the portion of the road, 

street, or thoroughfare referred to in such Schedule and which is by this notice so set apart, taken, or resumed is wholly closed 

and has ceased to be a public highway. 

And further notice is hereby given that the said pieces or parcels of land so set apart, taken, or resumed are marked 

off and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D,, W.A., 33325, which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister for 

Works, Perth. 

And itis hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Her Majesty for an estate in fee simple in possession for the 

public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests, rightsof.way 

or other easements whatsoever. 

SCHEDULE. 

P.W. 2240/49. 

Public Road (Dunraven Street) 

TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1951. 

Department of Local Government, 


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting pursuant to the 

powers conferred by the Traffic Act, 1919-1951, has been pleased to amend, in 

the manner set out in the Schedule hereunder, the Traffic Regulations, 1936, 

made under and for the purposes of the said Act and published in the 

Government Gazette on the 26th day of August 1936, and amended by notices 

published in the Government Gazette from time to time thereafter. 

GEO. S. LINDSAY, 

Secretary for Local Government. 

Area. 

a.r. p. 

1 1 30'l 

(approximately) 

Certified correct this 20th day of March, 1952. CHARLES GAIRDNER, 

Governor in Executive Council. 

C. H. SIMPSON, 

for Minister for Works. Dated this 9th day of April, 1952.


Schedule. 

The above regulations are amended as follows: 

(a) By deleting the whole of paragraph (2a) of regulation 137 and substituting 

in lieu thereof the following paragraph: 

(2) (a) No person shall drive on any road any motor wagon or 

road tractor specified in column 1 of the tabulation hereunder at a 

speed exceeding the maximum speed limit prescribed theref or and 

appearing opposite thereto in column 2 of the tabulation: 

Column 1. 

For a Motor Wagon or Road Tractor. 

Of a gross weight not exceeding 4 tons 

Of a gross weight exceeding 4 tons 

Drawing a trailer or semi-trailer 

When travelling over any bridge 

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906-1947. 

Municipality of Geraldton. 

Electricity Department. 

Notice of Intention to Borrow. 

Proposed Loan No. 30 (D)-30,000. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the 

Municipality of Geraldton propose to borrow the 

sum of thirty thousand pounds (30,000), to be 

expended on works and undertakings within the 

Municipality of Geraldton. The amount of £30,000 

is proposed to be raised by the sale of debentures 

repayable with interest by 40 equal half-yearly 

instalments over a period of 20 years after the 

date of issue thereof, in lieu of the formation of 

a sinking fund. 

The debentures will bear the interest at a rate 

not exceeding four pounds two shillings and six 

pence (4 2s. 6d.) per cent. per annum, payable 

half-yearly. 

The loan will be expended on the purchase of 

plant and equipment required in connection with 

the continuance of the alternating current conversion 

scheme, including material and wages for 

distribution mains, consumers' connections, meter, 

sub-station and other electrical equipment, wages 

and salaries connected with the A.C. conversion 

scheme and also the purchase of poles, cables and 

other equipment for an extension programme including 

wages, and other power house plant. 

Full particulars of the cost of the said works 

and undertakings and a statement showing the 

proposed expenditure of the money to be borrowed 

have been prepared and shall be open to the inspection 

of the ratepayers of the said municipality 

at the office of the said council for six weeks after 

the last publication of this notice at all reasonable 

times. 

The amount of the said debentures and interest 

thereon shall be paid by the Treasury Department, 

Barrack Street, Perth. 

Dated this 26th day of March, 1952. 

JAMES McALEER, 

Mayor. 

R. W. CARTER, 

Town Clerk. 

Column 2 

The Maximum Speed 

Limit shall be. 

35 miles per hour. 




Provided that, where a lower maximum speed than is specified 

in the above tabulation is prescribed by this or any other regulation 

for motor wagons, road tractors or vehicles generally on any road, 

no person shall drive a motor wagon or road tractor on such road at 

a speed in excess of such lower maximum speed. 

By adding a new regulation numbered 3051J, after regulation 305T, as 

follows:- 

3051J. No person shall at any time drive or ride any vehicle or 

animal on that portion of Parmelia Lane between its junction with 

Douro Road and a point 265 links to the North thereof within the 

City of Fremantle. 

By deleting paragraph 3 of the Seventh Schedule and substituting 

in lieu thereof the following:- 

3. For any taxi or car plying for hire, without a taximeter, and 

registered with a licensing authority, and operating, outside a radius 

of fifteen miles from the General Post Office, Perth:s. 

d. 

For every 1/3rd mile or portion thereof inclusive 

of the return journey , .... 0 6 

Minimumfare for any engagement .... 4 0 

Detention timefor every five minutes or portion 

thereof .... .... .... .... .... ... 0 8 

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. 

Busselton Road Board. 

Proposed Loan of £3,000Loan 13. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Busselton Road 

Board proposes to borrow the sum of three thousand 

(3,000) to be expended on works and undertakings 

in the Busselton Road District, the said 

works and undertakings being the purchase of a 

motor truck, tar boiler and bitumen spray plant 

and an auto scythe. 

All particulars, showing the proposed expenditure 

of the money to be borrowed, are open for inspection 

of ratepayers at the office of the Board, for one 

month after the publication of this notice, during 

office hours. 

The amount of £3,000 is proposed to be raised 

by the sale of debentures, repayable with interest 

by 16 half-yearly instalments over a period of 

eight (8) years after the date of issue thereof, 

in lieu of the formation of a sinking fund. Such 

debentures shall bear interest at a rate of £4 is. 3d. 

per cenum per annum, payable half-yearly. The 

amount of the said debentures and interest thereon 

is to be paid at the office of the Busselton Road 

Board, Busselton. 

The works and undertakings for which the loan 

is proposed to be raised, will, in the opinion of the 

Board, be of special benefit to the whole of the 

Busselton Road District, and any loan rate applicable 

may be levied on all rateable land in the 

district. 


F. H. JOLIFFE, 

Acting Chairman. 

L. M. POWELL, 

Secretary.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1945. 

Koorda Road Board. 

Notice of Intention to BorrowLoan No. 13. 

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the 

Koorda Road Board, held on 12th March, 1952, 

the Koorda Road Board resolved to borrow the sum 

of £1,000, to be expended on works and undertakings 

in the Koorda Road District, the said 

works and undertakings being refit of power grader 

and front-end loader. 

All particulars showing the proposed expenditure 

of the money to be borrowed are open for inspection 

by ratepayers for one month after the publication 

of this notice, at the offices of the Board in 

Railway Street, Koorda, between the hours of 9 

am. and 5 p.m. on week days, except Saturdays, 

and from 9 am. to 12 noon on Saturdays. 

The amount of £1,000 is proposed to be raised 

by the sale of debentures, repayable with interest 

by 10 half-yearly instalments over a period of 

five years after the date of issue hereof, in lieu 

of the formation of a sinking fund. The debentures 

shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding four 

and one-eighth per cent. per annum (4 2s. Gd. 

per cent.) payable half-yearly. The amount of 

the said debentures and the interest thereon is to 

be paid at the Rural and Industries Bank, Koorda. 


A. AITKEN 

Chairman. 

W. FELGATE, 

Secretary. 

KIJLIN ROAD BOARD. 


NOTICE is hereby given that the Kuhn Road 

Board proposes to borrow the sum of £3,000, to be 

expended in the erection of two wood and asbestos 

dwellings for rental to employees of the Board. 

It is proposed to raise this sum by the sale of 

debentures, repayable with interest by 40 equal halfyearly 

instalments over a period of 20 years after 

the date of issue in lieu of the formation of a sinking 

fund. The debentures shall bear interest at 

the rate of four and one-eighth per centum per 

annum, payable half-yearly. The amount of the 

mid debentures and interest thereon is to be paid 

at the National Bank oi Australasia Limited at 

Kuhn. 

Plans and specifications and an estimate of the 

cost of the said workings and undertakings 

and a statement showing the proposed expenditure 

of the money to be borrowed, including 

cost of supervision and initial expenditure 

in connection with raising of the loan, 

are open for inspection at the office of the Board 

at Kuhn for one month after publication of this 

notice, between the hours of 9 am. and 5 p.m. on 

Mondays to Fridays inclusive. 

Dated this 10th day of April, 1952. 

H. J. HODGSON, 

Chairman. 

U. J. MUIR, Secretary. 

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948. 

Cuballing Road Board. 


Proposed Loan-450. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Cuballing Road 

Board proposes to borrow the sum of four hundred 

and fifty pounds (450), to be expended on 

works and undertakings in the Cubalhing Road 

District, the said works and undertakings being 

the purchase of one drawn road grader. 

Plans and specifications and an estimate of the 

costs of the said works and undertakings and 

statement showing the proposed expenditure of 

the money to be borrowed, are open for inspection 

at the office of the Cuballing Road Board, situated 

in Cuballing, for one month from the publication 

hereof, between the hours of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 

week days, except Saturdays. 

The amount of £450 is to be raised by the sale 

of debentures repayable with interest by 10 equal 

half-yearly instalments over a period of five years 

after the date of issue hereof, in lieu of the formation 

of- a -sinking fund. The debenture shall bear 

interest at the rate of four pounds one shilling 

and three pence (M is. 3d.) per centum per annum, 

payable half-yearly. The amount of the said debentures 

and interest thereon is to be paid at the 

Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Perth. 


S. H. KNIGHT, 

Chairman. 

A. CLARK, Secretary. 


Quairading Road Board. 

By-laws Governing Long Service Leave to be 

Granted to Employees of the Quairading Road 

Board. 

P.W. 585/38. 

THE Quairading Road Board, under and by virtue 

of the powers conferred on it in that behalf by 

the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, and all other 

powers enabling it doth hereby make and publish 

the following by-laws:- 

1. In the interpretation of the by-laws the following 

words have the meanings assigned to them 

hereunder: 

"Board" means the Quairading Road Board. 

"Continuous service'-' means service in the 

employment of this Board during which an employee 

has not been absent from the service of the 

Board for a continuous period of more than two 

days or an aggregate period of more than 10 days 

without leave of absence being granted by the 

Board, proivded that an employee who was em- 

ployed by the Board on a permanent basis immediately 

prior to entering continuous full-time 

service with the Armed Forces of the Commonwealth 

of Australia, or who was directed by the 

Manpower Directorate to serve elsewhere, between 

the third day of September, - 1939 and the 

third day of March, 1947, shall have such service 

counted as continuous service with this Board, 

provided the requisite proof is produced. 

2. All employees of the Board shall after each 

period of 10 years' continuous service as permanent 

full-time employees thereof commencing from 1st 

February, 1936, be entitled to three months' long 

service leave. Long service leave shall be taken 

at the convenience of the Board, who will, as far 

as possible, meet with the wishes of the employee, 

but the Board may require the employee to take 

leave by giving not less than three months' notice. 

3. Absence on account of sickness shall not be 

deemed to be a break in continuity of service, providing 

the period of absence shall not exceed three 

months in any year, unless otherwise decided by 

the Board. 

4. Employees due to take long service leave shall 

be paid (a) their salary or wage for the period 

thereof at the rate equivalent to the average daily 

rate of pay over the preceding 12 months; (b) 

the Board may at its discretion either (1) pay 

to an employee his wages or salary periodically during 

long service leave, or (2) pay to the employee 

in advance a sum representing the amount of his 

wages or salary for the period of this long service 

leave. 

5. Employees shall not be entitled to long service 

leave until the completion of 10 years' service. 

After the completion of the first 10 years, employees 

will then be entitled to a pro rata payment 

if they leave the service of the Board before the 

next period is completed. 

Passed by the Quairading Road Board at the 

ordinary meeting of the Board held on the 11th 

October, 1951. 

T. W. ETTRIDGE, 

Chairman. 

J. R. T. KEAST, 

Secretary. 

Recommended- (Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY, 

Minister for Local Government. 


Executive Council this 9th day of April, 1952. 


Clerk of the Council.


SUPERANNUATION, SICK, DEATH, INSURANCE, 

GUARANTEE AND ENDOWMENT (LOCAL 

GOVERNMENT BODIES' EMPLOYEES) 

FUNDS ACT, 1947. 

Williams Road Board. 

Local Government Department, 


L.G. 579. 

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 

acting under the provisions of section 3 of the 

Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance. Guarantee 

and Endowment (Local Governing Bodies' Employees) 

Funds Act, 1947, has been pleased to 

approve of the Endowment Scheme described in 

the First Schedule hereto and formulated by the 

Williams Road Board (a Cornoration within the 

meaning and for the purpose of the said Act); and 

further to approve the agreements described in the 

second schedule hereto as necessary or convenient 

for carrying into operation or for facilitating the 

operation of the Endowment Scheme. 



First Schedule. 

Williams Road Board scheme dated the 15th day 

of February, 1952, for establishing and administering 

an Endowment Fund under the provisions of 

the Superannuation, Sick, Death, Insurance Guarantee 

and Endowment (Local Governing Bodies' 

Employees) Funds Act, 1947, and the Regulations 

made thereunder and published in the Government 

Gazette on the 2nd day of August, 1949. 

Second Schedule. 

Agreement between the Australian Mutual Provident 

Society and the Committee of the Williams 

Road Board Staff Contributing Endowment Fund, 

dated 15th February, 1952. 

THE DOG ACT, 1903-1948. 

Dundas Road Board. 

By-law for Control of Dogs. 

P.W. 1125/42. 

PURSUANT to an Order in Council under section 

35A of the Dog Act, 1903-1948, the Dundas Road 

Board doth hereby make the following by-law for 

the control of dogs in the townsite of Norseman. 

No person being the owner or keeper of any 

dog shall permit the dog to be in or upon 

any part or portion of any road, footpath or 

reserve in that part of the Norseman Townsite 

bounded by the Eastern alignment of 

Roberts Street and the Western alignment 

of Prinsep Street between the Northern alignment 

of Ramsay Street and the Southern alignment of 

Alisop Street at any time unless such dog is upon 

a leash attached to a collar around its neck and the 

leash is held by the owner or keeper of the dog. 

Any dog found unattended and not under 

proper control within that portion of the townsite 

specified may be seized and dealt with in accordance 

with the provisions of the Dog Act and in addition 

the person permitting the dog to be in that portion 

of the townsite mentioned shall be liable to a 

penalty of not more than £5. 

Passed by a resolution of the Dundas Road Board 

at a meeting held on the 9th day of March, 1952. 

L. DODD, Chairman. 

W. G KERR, 

Secretary. 

Recommended.- (Sgd.) VICTOR DONEY, 







Harvey Road District. 

Building By-laws. 

P.W. 1425/37. 

PURSUANT to the powers conferred by the Road 

Districts Act, 1919-1948, the Harvey Road Board 

hereby amends the building by-law published in 

the Government Gazette of the 19th August, 1949, 

at pages 2125-2 134, both inclusive, as follows:- 

By inserting a new paragraph after paragraph 

3 to stand as paragraph 3A as follows:- 

3A. All building by-laws made by the Bunbury 

Road Board are hereby repealed insofar 

as they apply to that portion of the former 

Bunbury Road District which now forms portion 

of the Harvey Road District. 

By adding to the Third Schedule the words, 

"as existing on the first day of August, 1951". 

Passed by the Harvey Road Board at a meeting 

held on the 18th day of March, 1952. 

T. W. D. SMITH, 

Chairman. 

W. R. ECKERSLEY, 

Secretary. 







THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1948, AND 

THE CATTLE TRESPASS, FENCING AND 

IMPOUNDING ACT, 1882-1932. 

Bassendean Road Board. 

Amendment to By-laws re Sustenance Fees. 

P.W. 1467/49. 

THE by-law relative to poundage fees and sustenance 

charges, made-- by- -the Bassendean Road 

Board and published in the Government Gazette 

on the 13th August, 1948, page 1836, is hereby 

amended by deleting the item under the heading 

of "Sustenance Fees" and inserting the following 

in lieu thereof :- 

Sustenance Fees. 

-Great Cattle and Small Cattle-8s. per diem, or 

fraction thereof. 

In these by-laws "Great Cattle" means mare, 

gelding, mule, filly, ass, colt, ox, cow, heifer, calf, 

camel, deer. "Small Cattle" means ram, sheep, 

wether, lamb, goat, pig. 

The above resolution was passed by the Bassendean 

Road Board on the 12th day of March, 1952. 

C. J. FREIBERG, 

Chairman. 

BERT GALE, Secreta y. 







THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-1951. 

Three Springs Road Board. 

Parking By-laws. 

P.W. 1871/29. 

THE Three Springs Road Board, pursuant to an 

Order in Council under section 49 of the Traffic 

Act, 1919-1951, published in the Government


Gazette on the 2nd day of November, 1951, and 

in exercise of the powers thereby conferred, doth 

hereby make the following by-laws regulating the 

parking of vehicles in the townsites of Kadathinni 

and Three Springs' within the Three Springs Road 

District:- 

Notwithstanding anything contained in regulations 

105 and 106 of the Traffic Regulations, 1936, 

no person shall park any motor car or utility on 

the Western side of Railway Road, except at an 

angle of 45 degrees to the kerb, and it will not be 

permissible for any trucks or semi-trailers to be 

parked on any portion of the Western side of 

Railway Road. All vehicles must be parallel parked 

on the Eastern side of Railway Road. 

Notwithstanding anything contained in regutions 

105 and 106 of the Traffic Regulations, 1936, 

no person shall park any vehicle in any portion 

of Hall Street, Maley Street, or Station Street, 

except at an angle of 45 degrees to the kerb. 

Notwithstanding any regulation or by-law 

requiring or permitting the parking of vehicles at 

an angle to the kerb, no person shall park any 

vehicle in any road within the Town Ward of 

the Three Springs Road District so that any part 

of such vehicle is more than l5ft. distant from 

the kerb, measured at right angles to the kerb. 

Wherever the local authority has inscribed 

the words "No Parking" in any space in any street, 

no person shall park any vehicle over or partly over 

the space occupied by such inscription. 

No person in charge of any vehicle shall cause 

or permit such vehicle to stand at any time on a 

public road or in a public parking place in such a 

manner as to cause a double line of parking, or 

otherwise so to hamper or prevent the withdrawal 

of any other vehicle from the place where it is 

parked. 

Penalty for breach of any of the foregoing 

by-laws, not more than £20. 

Passed at a meeting of the Three Springs Road 

Board on the 3rd March, 1952. 

C. F. THOMAS, 

Chairman. 

K. TRUMAN, Secretary. 








Merredin Road Board. 



P.W. 413/35. 


His Excellency the Governor has approved of the 

erection of a house for an employee of the Board 

on lot 273, Merredin, as a work and undertaking 

for which money may be borrowed under Part VII 

of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1948, by the 

Merredin Road Board. 




Williams Road Board. 



P.W. 700/25. 


the Governor has approved of the purchase and 

renovation of a hail, two shops and adjoining land 

as a work and undertaking for which money may 

be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1948, by the Williams Road Board. 




Moora Road Board. 



P.W. 1261/37. 


the Governor has approved of(1) electricity distribution, 

and (2) repairs and alterations to drains, 

as a work and undertaking for which money may 

be borrowed under Part VII of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1948, by the Moora Road Board. 




Koorda Road Board. 



P.W. 1853/49. 


His Excellency the Governor has approved of the 

purchase of a tractor and grader refit as a work 

and undertaking for which money may be borrowed 

under Part VII of the Road Districts Act, 19 19- 

1948, by the Koorda Road Board. 



MARKETING OF EGGS ACT, 1945-1949. 

Department of Agriculture, 


Ex. Co. No. 696. 

NOTICE is hereby given that His Excellency the 

Governor in Executive Council acting pursuant to 

sections 7 and 13 of the Marketing of Eggs Act, 

1945-1949, has been pleased to appoint Wilfred 

Stanislaus Caswell, of Division Street, Weishpool, 

for a period of thre years from the 3rd day of 

April, 1952, a member of the Western Australian 

Egg Marketing Board established under the said 

Act, the said Wilfred Stanislaus Caswell having 

been duly elected by the commercial producers in 

accordance with the said Act and the regulations 

thereunder, at an election held on the 6th day of 

March, 1952, the result of which election was certified 

under the hand of the Returning Officer and 

published in the Government Gazette on the 14th 

day of March, 1952: 

C. G. LATHAM, 

Minister for Agriculture. 


Executive Council, 9th April, 1952. 

R. H. DOIG, 


MARKETING OF EGGS ACT, 1945-1949. 

Department of Agriculture, 


HIS Excellency the Governor acting pursuant to 

sections 7 and 13 of the Marketing of Eggs Act, 

1945-1949, has been pleased to appoint for a further 

period of three years as from 3rd day of April, 1952, 

George Frederick Charles, as a consumers' representative 

member of the Western Australian Egg 

Marketing Board. 

C. G. LATHAM, 

Minister for Agriculture.


Tender 

Board 

No. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOV ERNMENT TENDER BOARD. 

Date. Contractor. 

Schedule 

No. 

Accepted Tenders. 

Particulars. 

Department Ra. 

1952. 

175/52 April 10 Skipper Bailey Motor 97A, 6 only Diesel Road Rollers, de- Public Works £3,685 each. 

Coy., Ltd 

1952 livered F.O.R. Perth, plus £212 each roller. 

Awnings, Curtains and Electric 

Startings 

Portion Item 1-2 only super 

£3,200. 

diesel road rollers 

West End Motors Pty...... 1 only 2 Diesel Engined Road £4,472. 

Ltd Rollers, delivered Plant Engineer's 

Depot 

Plus xtras £660 16s. 

181/52 do. K. L. Distributors . 10L, 2 only Heavy Duty Graders 

do. £7,590 each. 

1952 Plus additional equipment 

£342. 

Wesfarmers Tutt Bry- 6 only Engine Driven Graders 

£7,854 each. 

ant Pty., Ltd 

2 only "D" Graders ........ 

£3,351 each. 

Lynas Motors Pty., Ltd..... 2 only Tandem Diesel Road £9,850 each. 

Builder Graders 

4 only Diesel powered Road- 

£4,230 each, less 

master Graders 

5%. 

Industrial Sales & 8cr- 6 only "Greyhound Rollers," ., 

£3,250 each. 

vice Co., Ltd 

cx Works, Belmont 

146/52 do. Gilbert Lodge & Coy., 89A, 2 only Mobile Air Compressors, do £2,005 18s. 6d. 

Ltd 

1952 Item 1, F.O.R. or delivered 

each. 

Perth 

Ingersoll Rand (Aust.) Item 2-6 only Portable Air £1,695 each, less 

Pty., Ltd Compressor Units, P.O.W 10%. 

Melbourne 

163/52 do. Beam Service Station 86A, Purchase and Removal of do. 

£175. 

1952 Second-hand Wehr Graders 

(Eng. No. P17483) 

184/52 do. F. W. Newman i0O, Purchase and Removal of do 

£360 lOs. 

1952 Second-hand Mercury Sedan 

(Eng. No. 2C2773F) 

193/52 do. R. Norman Read l05, Purchase and Removal of 

1952 Second-hand Single Magazine Govt. Printer £310. 

Linotype 

161/52 do. S. W. Hart & Coy 82A, 1 only Hot Water Storage Cylin- Public Works .... £69 lOs. 

1952 der for Dwellingup State 

Hotel 

1236/51 do. Musgroves, Ltd..... 53A, Tuning of Pianos for Education Education £3 per tuning. 

1952 Department during period 

ending 31st December, 1952 

160/52 do. Beam Service Station 85A, Purchase and Removal of Public Works £175. 

1952 Second-hand Wehr Grader, 

Engine No. 722092 

93/52 do 42A, Electric Cooking Equipment, do. 

1952 delivered Claremont Mental 

Hospital, as follows 

Ray J. Sharpe Pty., 

Item Ai Roast Oven 

£355. 

Ltd 

Item AI Roast Oven 

£425. 

Item Bi Boiling Table £206 6s. 6d. 

Item Ci Electric Griddle £41 8s. 6d. 

Item E-1 Electric Pastry £161 Is. 

Oven 

British General Electric Item Bi Electric Two £150. 

Coy. Pty., Ltd Pan Fish Fryer 

1378/51 do. Musgroves, Ltd..... 1A, 

1952 

1323/51 do. W. M. Couper & Co 535A, 

1951 

167/52 do 84A, 

1952 

1 only New Lyric Piano, de 

livered to St. Joseph's Orphan 

age 

Regulating Valve, F,O.R. Perth 

or Loftus Street Store 

Electrical Equipment, delivered 

to State Engineering Works, 

as follows :- 

Geo. Wills & Coy., Ltd Item 1-100 yds. Armoured 

Cable 

Item 2-2 only Cable Term 

inal Boxes 

Lotteries Commis- £215. 

Metropolitan Water 

Supply 

Public Works 

£1,110 Australian 

Currency. 

Rates, etc., on 

application. 

do. do. 

British General Electric Item 3Strain Insulators £1 18s. 6d. each. 

Coy. Pty., Ltd Item 4Chemical Fuse £10 19s. each. 

Mounts, F.O.B. Sydney 

Harris Scarfe & San- 

Item 5Lightening Ar- 

£12 19s. 7d. each. 

dovers, Ltd 

213/52 do. Masters Dairy Pty., 

Limited 

176/52 do. W.A. Industrial Sales 

& Service Coy 

ii6A, 

1952 

95A, 

1952 

restors 

Pasteurised Milk for Merredin 

and Northam Hospitals, during 

period 1st May, 1952, to 

30th April, 1953 

1 only 3-Tyne Ripper, ex Works, 

Belmont 

Health ........ Rates, etc., on 

application. 

Public Works £695.

984 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 1118 April, 1952. 

Date of 

Advertising. 

1952. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARDcontinued. 

Tenders for Government Supplies. 

Schedule 

No. 

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the abovementioned until 10 a.m. on the date 

of closing. 

Tenders must be properly indorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection. 

Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Murray Street, Perth. 

No tender necessarily accepted. 

A. H. TELFER, 

18th April, 1952. Chairman. 

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS 

(pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births, 

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948). 

Registrar General's Office, 


Appointment. 

IT is hereby published, for general information, 

that the undermentioned ministers have been duly 

registered in this office for the Celebration of Marriages 

throughout the State of Western Australia :- 

R.G. No., Date, Denomination and Name, Residence, 

Registry District. 

Roman Catholic Church. 

23/52; 9/4/52; Rev. George Spolitakewycz; The 

Presbytery, 50 Vincent Street, Mt. Lawley; 

Perth. 

23/52; 9/4/52; Rev. John Lynch; The Presbytery, 

Hammad Street, Palmyra; Fremantle. 

R. J. LITTLE, 

Registrar General. 

APPOINTMENTS 

(under section 6 of the Registration of Births, 

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.) 

Registrar General's Office, 


THE following appointments have been approved:- 

R.G. No. 104/41Sergeant John Reidy Trekardo 

to act, temporarily as Assistant District Registrar 

of Births and Deaths for the Blackwood Registry 

District, to maintain an office at Manjimup, during 

the absence on leave of Sergeant Stanley James 

Strahhn; appointment to date from 10th April, 

1952. 

R.G. No. 12/43William Fergusson Laskey to act 

temporarily as Acting District Registrar of Births, 

Deaths, and Marriages for the Perth Registry District, 

pending a, permanent appointment to the position 

and during the absence on leave of Mr. 

Raymond George Champion; appointment to date 

from' 16th April, 1952. 

R. J. LITTLE, 

Registrar General. 

Supplies required. 

Date of 

Closing. 

1952. 

Extended to 

Mar. 27 135A, 1952 Transformer, 100 1(.V.A., for Wicherina Punipi,ng Station May 1 

April 8 143A, 1952 Refrigerator Cabinet for Claremont Mental Hospital Slay 1 

April 8 149A, 1952 Potato Peeler for Wooroloo Sanatorium Slay 1 

April 17 155A, 1952 Firewood, 6 ft. lengths, for Kalgoorlie Abattoirs May 1 

April 17 152A, 1952 Vegetables and Steamers for Wooroloo Sanitoriun'i .. -. May 8 

April 17 153A, 1952 Dishwasher for Claremont Mental Hospital May 8 

April 8 144A, 1952 Shadowless Lamps for Fremantle Hospital Slay 8 

April 8 l46A, 1952 Suspension Clamps ........................ May S 

Feb. 14 67A, 1952 tPoints and Crossings for W.A.G.R. Commission *May 8 

Feb. 28 96A, 1952 Cast Manganese Railway Crossings May 22 

Mar. 25 l32A, 1952 Pumping Machinery for Collie Sewage Pumping Station No. 2 Slay 29 

April 17 156A, 1952 Bitumen Heaters, 500-gallon May 29 

* Particulars also available from office of the Agent General for Western Australia in London. 

t Drawings chargeable £5 for the full set, £4 lOs. for drawings of the switches and lOs. for drawings of the crossings. 

Drawings chargeable £2 for first set and lOs. for subsequent sets. 

1952. 

April 8 

April 8 

April 10 

April 17 

April 8 

April 8 

April 8 

145A, 1952 

147A, 1952 

151A, 1952 

154A, 1952 

148A, 1952 

150A, 1952 

142A, 1952 

For Sale by Tender. 

"Cletrac" 1945 model Tractor with Hydraulic Dozer Gear 

Ruston Bucyrus Shovel 

Electric Motor, 71 H.P., and Circular Saws .... 

Hornet Power Saw (Recalled) 

Masonite Huts at Mundaring Weir 

Approx. 26th 4in. diameter Hume Concrete Pipe cx Moora 

Sharples C 27 Super D Hydrator and all necessary spares 

1952. 

April 24 

April 24 

April 24 

May 1 

Slay 1 

Slay 1 

Slay 8 

THE MINING ACT, 1904. 

(Regulation 180.) 

Warden's Office, 

Cue, 3rd April, 1952. 

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden 

of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date 

mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an 

order authorising the cancellation of registration 

of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, in 

accordance with regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 

1904. An order may issue in the absence of the 

registered holder, but should he desire to object 

to such order, he must, before the date mentioned, 

lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing 

the grounds of such objection, and, on the 

date mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear 

and determine the same, in accordance with the 

evidence then submitted. 

M. HARWOOD, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Cue, on Friday, 

the 16th day of May, 1952. 

MURCHISON GOLDFIELD. 

Cue District. 

Nature of Holding, No. of Area, Name of Registered 

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption. 

Mineral Claims. 

27Cassidy, James Edward; Cue; non-payment 

of rent. 

30Ball, Reginald Arthur and Zadow, John 

Claude; Cue; non-payment of rent. 

41Watkins, Thomas John, and Watkins, Thomas 

Elliott; Big Bell; non-payment of rent. 

42Carter, Nellie; Big Bell; non-payment of rent. 

43Zadow, John Claude, and Ball, Reginald 

Arthur; Cue; non-payment of rent. 

44Cassidy, James Edward; Cue; non-payment 

of rent.


Garden Areas. 

26Schmidt, John Stephen; Big Bell; non-payment 

of rent. 

41Seivwright, Charles David Robert; Glen 

Station, via Big Bell; no Miner's Right, 

non-payment of rent. 

Water Right. 

157Schmidt, John Stephen; Big Bell; non-payment 

of rent. 

Day Dawn District. 

Garden Areas. 

20DSheedy, Daniel Gladstone; Cue; non-payment 

of rent. 

21DSheecly, Daniel Gladstone; Cue; non-payment 

of rent. 

23DZadow, John Claude; Cue; non-payment of 

rent. 




Meekatharra, 28th March, 1952. 


of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date 

mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an 

order authorising the cancellation of registration 

of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, in 

accordance with Regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 

1904. An order may issue in the absence of the 

registered holder, but should he desire to object 

to such order he must, before the date mentioned, 

lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing 

the grounds of such objection, and, on the date 

mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear and 

determine the same, in accordance with the evidence 

then submitted. 

M. HARWOOD, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Meekatharra, 

on Wednesday, the 7th day of May, 1952. 


Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption. 

MIJRCHISON GOLDi'JiiLD. 

Meekatharra District. 

Suicing and Dredging Claims. 

SNBuilder, Thomas Clarke, Meekatharra and 

Higgins, Timothy Smiddy, Geraldton; 

non-payment of rent and (Higgins) no 

Miner's Right. 

6NBuilder, Thomas Clarke, Meekatharra and 

Higgins, Timothy Smiddy, Geraldton; 

non-payment of rent and (Higgins) 

no Miner's Right. 

Water Right. 

41NWardell-Johnson, Herbert; Wiluna; nonpayment 

of rent and no Miner's Right. 

Business Area. 

224NSimpson, Ethel Kate; Meekatharra; nonpayment 


Machinery Area. 

25NMars Gold Mines Limited; Perth; non-payment 


PEAK HILL GOLDFIELD. 


43PParkinson, Leslie Thomas; Meekatharra; 


48PAnglo-Westralian Mining Pty. Ltd.; Big- 

Bell; non-payment of rent and no 


49PGrant, Ronald Arthur; Meekatharra; nonpayment 


50PGrant, Ronald Arthur; Meekatharra; nonpayment 


SiPGrant, Ronald Arthur; Meekatharra; nonpayment 


52PParkinson, Leslie Thomas; Meekatharra; 

non-payment of rent and no Miner's 

Right. 

53PThe Broken Hill Pty. Company Ltd.; Perth; 


Right. 

54PAnglo-Westralian Mining Pty. Ltd.; Big- 



Water Rights. 

3WAustralian Machinery and Investment Coy. 

Ltd.; Perth; non-payment of rent and 


52PAustralian Machinery and Investment Coy. 



Machinery Area. 

15PAustralian Machinery and Investment Coy. 



Quarrying Area. 

1PAnglo-Westralian Mining Pty. Ltd. Big- 



Residential Area. 

98PThe Broken Hill Pty. Company Ltd.; Perth; 





Bridgetown, 7th March, 1952. 


of the Mineral Field mentioned hereunder, on 

the date mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's 

Court an order authorising the cancellation of 

registration of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, 

in accordance with Regulation 180 of the 

Mining Act, 1904. An order may issue in the 

absence of the registered holder, but should he 

desire to object to such order he must, before 

the date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office 

an objection containing the grounds of such objec- 

tion, and, on the date mentioned, the Warden 

will proceed to hear and determine the same, in 

accordance with the evidence then submitted. 

L. W. STOTI'ER, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Bridgetown, 

on Wednesday, the 23rd day of April, 1952. 


Holder, Address, Reason -for Resumption. 

GREENBUSHES MINERAL FIELD 


56L. M. Deane-Freeman, F. E. Deane-Freeman 

and 3. J. Fox; Box P328, G.P.O., Perth; 


Rights. 


and J. 3. Fox; Box P328, G.P.O., Perth; 

non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right. 


and J. J. Fox; Box P328, G.P.O., Perth; 


Rights. 




Rights. - 


and J. 3. Fox; Box F328, G.P.O., Perth; 


Rights. 


and 3. J. Fox; Box P328, G.P.O., Perth; 


Rights. 

89W. G. Pickering; 65 The Avenue, Nedlands; 

non-payment of rent and no Miner's Right.


95J. J. Fox; Box F328, G.P.O., Perth; nonpayment 


109C. L. K. Foot; 5 Hardy Street, South Perth; 


Water Rights. 




Rights. 

Western Australia. 

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951. 

Notice of Intention to Cease Business in Western 

Australia Pursuant to Section 337. 

Anselme Dewavrin Fils et Cie 

NOTICE is hereby given that Anselme Dewavrin Pus 

et Cie, a Company registered under Part XI of the 

Companies Act, 1943-1951, and having its Registered 

Office at 156 St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the 

State of Western Australia intends vountarily to 

cease to carry on business in the said State on and 

after the 20th day of July, 1952. 

Dated this 31st day of March, 1952. 

N. M. CUNNINGHAM, 

Agent in Western Australia. 

This notice is given by Robinson, Cox & Co., 

Solicitors for the above Company. 


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office 

and of the Days and Hours such Office is 

Accessible to the Public. 

Pursuant to Section 99 (4). 

The Great Southern Brickworks Pty. Ltd. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office 

of the Great Southern Brickworks Pty. Ltd; was, 

on the 8th day of April, 1952, changed to and is now 

situated. at Albany Highway, Albany. 

The days and hours during which the registered 

office of The Great Southern Brickworks Pty. Ltd. 

is accessible to the public are, as from the 8th day 

of April,- 1952, as follows:-7.30 am. to 4.15 p.m. 

on Mondays to Fridays only. 

Dated this 8th day Of ApIil, 1952. 

H. EVERETT, 

* 

Secretary. 


Notice of Intention to Apply for Exemption. 

Pursuant to Section 369 (1). 

Harvey Producers Co-operative Company Limited. 

HARVEY PRODUCERS CO-OPERATIVE COM- 

PANY LIMITED, hereby gives notice of its intention 

to apply to the Minister for Justice for exemption 

in the case of the shares of the said Harvey 

Producers Co-operative Company Limited: 

(a) From the provisions of paragraph (a), section 

369 (1) of the Companies Act, 1943-1951, forbidding 

persons to go from place to place offering 

to the public or any member of the public shares 

for subscription, purchase or exchange. 

(a) From the provisions of paragraph (b) of 

section 369 (1) of the Companies Act, 1943-1951, 

forbidding a -person to make an offer in writing - 

to any member of the public of any shares for purchase 

unless the offer is made by or through an 

authorised sharebroker and the other requirements 

of such paragraph are complied with. 

Dated this 9th day of April, 1952. 

J. DYSON, 

Secretary. 

W.A. COMPANIES -ACT, 1943-1949. 

NOTICE is hereby given that. the Final Meeting of 

shareholders of Wadema Limited (in liquidation) 

will be held at the office of Messrs. King, Lissiman 

& Co., 15 Howard Street, Perth, on Wednesday, the 

21st day of May, 1952, at 12 noon. 

Business:To place before the shareholders a 

statement of the winding-up of the above Company 

and to give any explanation thereon that may be 

required. 

C. H. KING, 

Liquidator. 

COMPANIES ACT. 

STANDARD MINING COMPANY NO LIABILITY 

gives notice that its Registered Office was, on the 

4th day of April, 1952, changed to 91 Brookman 

Street, Kalgoorlie. 

T. NAUGHTON, 

Secretary. 

O'Dea & O'Dea, Solicitors, Kalgoorlie. 

TAKE notice that the Partnership heretofore subsisting 

between Robert Alexander Baxter, Claude 

Aubrey Baxter, Jack Baxter and Kenneth William 

Baxter carrying on business at Cunderdin under 

the style or business name of "R. L. BAXTER & 

Sons" was dissolved by mutual consent on the 30th 

day of June, 1950. 

CONNOR & MAYBERRY, 

of 110 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, 

Solicitors for the Partners. 

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WES1RN 

AUS'I'RALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION. 

IN the -matter of the Will of Agnes Annie Watkins, 

late of Cleopatta Street, Palmyra, in the State 

of Western Australia, formerly of 49 Canning 

Road, East Fremantle, in the said State, 

Widow, deceased. 

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the 

abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to 

the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor 

and Agency Company Limited, 135 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, on or before the 19th day of May, 

1952, after which date the said Executor will 

proceed to distribute the assets of the said 

deceased amongst- -the persons entitled thereto 

having regard only to the claims and demands of 

which it shall then have had notice. - 


A. D. SMITH, 

of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

Solicitor for the Executor. 

ANZAC DAY HOLIDAY. 


THE next issue of the Government Gazette will be 

published on - Thursday, 24th April, 1952, in lieu 

of Ansac Day, 25th April, 1952. - 

All notices for insertion therein must be received 

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on Wednesday, 23rd April, 1952. 

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