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Native Welfare Act, 1905-1954. 

Native Institution. 

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, H By His Esnetissay Lisstenont.Gsarral Sir Charles 

TO WIT, ( esrry tairdtrr, (night Commander at sirs Most 

CHARLES HENRY 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 

Ristinstished Ordar at 5050 Mialiusl and SaSit 

SA5RBNER, George, (right Conreander at tho Royal Via. 

Gaterasr. torian Sndsr, Comnasion at SIrs Most Honor'. 

(L.S.] abta Ords, 51 the Beau, Conrinastar of Otis Mast 

Extailert Order st tIre British Empire, Governor 

it asd asey she State of Western Australia arid 

ito Bepeadermciss hm She Commanmsaitti at 

Austrails. 

WHEREAS under section 2 of the Native Welfare 

Act, 1905-1954, "Native Institution" means and 

includes any mission, reformatory, orphanage, 

school, home, Station, reserve, or other institutions 

for the benefit, protection or care of the native 

inhabitatants of the State declared by Proclamation 

to be a Native Institution for the purpose of 

thio Act: Now, therefore I, the said Gsvernor, 

hereby declare the Pallottine Native ltostel, Riverton, 

to be an Institution within the meaning of the 

Said section, 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 

the said State at Perth, this 13th day of 

March, 1956. 

By His Excellency's Command, 

(Sgd.) WM. HEGIOEY, 

Miniater for Native Well are. 

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 

Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PROCLAMATION 

WTSTERN ASSTRALIA, S By Hit Exasliaray Lietterort.tsnsrel Sir Charles 

TO WtT, I Henry Gairdssr, Knight Caotosrder at tha Mast 

CHARLES HENRY Distirtaislied Ondry tI Sniot Miohaol aed Sniat 

GAIRONER, Gsargs, Knight Commander aH the Royal Yin. 

Gotenson, tango Order, Coepaeior at the Most Honour. 

(LII able Order at the astir, Csmeardsr ot airs Most 

Esasileot Order at the Bntaish Empire, Gotsrssr 

in aed soar the State at Wesaero AusOralis and 

its Bepsodsnaiss to time Comrmorlasolth at 

AasOra lie. 

Corres. No. 4276/07. 

WHEREAS by section 31 of the Land Act, 1933- 

1954, the Governor may by Proclasnation and sub- 

]ect to Such Conditions as may he expressed therein, 

(Psblishsad by AastIssity saH 3.30 p.m.) 

5REG5STEREB mY TOtE GENERAL POST OFFtCE. PERTH. YOU THANSMtSS5ON BY POST YR 0 NEWSPOPEO.5 

No. 27] PERTH: THURSDAY, 29th MARCH. [1956. 

classify as of Class "A" any lands of the Crown 

reserved to Her Ma) esty for any of the purposes 

specified in the said section; and whereas it is 

deeaned expedient that the reserve described in 

the Schedule hereto should be classified as of 

Class "A": Now, therefore I, the Governor with 

the advice of the Executive Council do by this my 

Proclamation Classify 05 of Class "A" the reserve 

described hereunder. 

Schedule. 

Reserve No. 24403 (Kalgoorlie Lot 2967) Containing 

an area of 1 rood 31 perches for the purpose 

of a Kindergarten Site. (Plan Kalgoorlie 

Sheet 1.) 


the said State, at Perth this 13th day of 

March, 1956. 


(Sgd.) E, K. HOAR, 

Minister for Lands. 

GOD SAVE THE QTJEEN I I 

Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN A,JSTRALIA, ( By Oie Etaslisrny Liautsrsrt.Genenal Sin Charles 

TO WtT, ( Oaory Gsirdrnr, ICnight Cseeood,n at the Moss 

CHARLES HENRY ttiatisgtislmed Order at Saint Miahael sod SoiYt 

GhIOOSER, Georse, Ommigha Commander at Ohs Royal Hit. 

Gsueyotr. tnriao Order, Cteponian at tha Msst Hansur. 

tL.S.] able Order OH abs Bath, Cammarden at the Mast 

Eaashieot Order at the British Empire, Goaeraor 

in and Yin, She Stole yy Western A000nolis mmd 

ito Deperdanolss It the Cameanulsatab at 

Austrolia. 

Correa. No. 866/51. 


1954, the Governor may by Proclamation and subject 

to such conditions as may be expressed therein, 


reserved to Her Majesty for any of the purposes 

specified in the said oection; and whereas it is 

deemed expedient that the reserve described in 

the Schedule hereto Should be classified as of Class 

"A": Now, therefore I, the Governor with the 

advice of the Executive Council do by thio my Proclamation 

classify as of Class "A" the reserve 

described hereunder,

902 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [29 March, 1956. 

Schedule. 

Reserve No. 24411 (Peel Estate Lots 1276 and 

1287) containing an area of about 1,050 acres for 

the purpose of a National Park. 



March, 1956. 


(Sgd.) E. K. HOAR, 



Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PROCLAMATION 

(Resumption.) 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency Lieetenaet.General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, J Hen,, .airdner, Knight Commander of the Most 

ChARLES HENRY Oistieguin)ed Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRONER, George, Knight Commander of the Royal Vic' 

Governor, brian Order, Companion of the Mont Honour- 

R.S. J able Order of thee Ball' Commander of the Most 

Excellent Order of the British Empire, Governor 

in and over the State of Western Australia and 

ito Oependencies in time Commonwealth of 

Australia. 

Corres. No. 2644/53. 


1954, the Governor may resume, for any purpose 

as in the public interest he may think fit, any 

portion of land held as a pastoral lease; and 

whereas it is deemed expedient that the portion 

of Pastoral Lease 394/978 described in the Schedule 

hereto should be resumed for the purpose of 

National Park: Now, therefore I, Sir Charles Henry 

Gairdner, Governor as aforesaid, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, do by this my Proclamation 

resume portion of Pastoral Lease 394/978 for 

the purpose aforesaid. 

Schedule. 

All that portion of Pastoral Lease 394/978 containing 

about 840 acres bounded by lines starting 

at a point situate about 47 chains West and 100 

chains North of Millstream Station Homestead 

and extending 20 degrees 0 minutes, about 30 

chains thence 109 degrees 30 minutes. about 200 

chains thence 152 degrees 30 minutes, about 133 



chains and thence 289 degrees 30 minutes, about 

175 chains to the starting point, and excluding all 

that portion of land contained in reserve 366. 

(Public Plans 96/300, 97/300.) 



March 1956. 





Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, J Henry Gairdner, Knight Commander of the Moot 

CHARLES HENRY Oistinguishtd Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRONER, George, Knight Commander of the Royal Vic- 

Governor. tarian Order, Companion of the Most Honour. 

tL.S.J able Order of the Bath, Commander of the Most 

Excellent Order of the British Empire. Governor 

in and over the State of Western Aantrul',a aix] 

its Oepeedencies In the Commonwealth of 

Australia. 

Cones. No. 1391/53. 


1954, the Governor may by Proclamation and 

subject to such conditions as may be expressed 

therein, classify as of Class "A" any lands of the 

Crown reserved to Her Majesty for any of the 

purposes specified in the said sections; and whereas 

it is deemed expedient that the reserve described 

in the Schedule hereto should be classified as of 

Class "A": Now, therefore I, the Governor with 

the advice of the Executive Council, do by this 

my Proclamation classify as of Class "A" the 

reserve described hereunder. 

Schedule. 

Reserve No. 23911 (Wickepin Lot 193) containing 

an area of 38 acres 1 rood 32 perches for the 

purpose of "Recreation." (Plan Wickepin Townsite.) 



March, 1956. 





Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PRO C LA MATIQN 

WESTERN AUSTRALtA, 1 By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charle, 

TO WIT, J Henry Gairdnar, Knight Conimaeder of the Moot 

CHARLES HENRY Oiotieguinhed Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRONER, George, Knight Commander of the Royal Vic. 

Governor. toria,, Order, Companion of the Moot Honour. 

IL.S.] able Order of tlee Bath, Commander of the Most 


in and over the State of Western Aeotralia and 

its Oepende,,cieo in the Coninlonwenith 0e 

Au it ra Ion 

Comes. No. 3743/46. 





reserved to Her Majesty for any of the purposes 

specified in the said sections; and whereas it is 

deemed expedient that the reserve describeçl in the 

Schedule hereto should be classified as of Class 

"A": Now, therefore I. the Governor with the 

advice of the Executive Council, do by this my 

Proclamation classify as of Class "A" the reserve 


Schedule. 

Reserve No. 23780 (Peel Estate Lots 1126 and 

1236) containing an area of about 700 acres for 

the purpose of a National Park, (Plan 341D/40, 

53 and 4.) 



March, 1956. 





Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PROCLAMATION 

(Resumption.) 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 By His Excellency Lieetena,,t.General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, I Henry Gairdner, Kninht Comme,,der of the Most 

CHARLES HENRY Oistingeinl,ed Order of Saint Michael aed Saint 

GAIRONER, George, Knight Commander of tile Royal Vic- 

Governor. torian Order Companion of the Most Honour. 

CL.S.J able Order o the Bath, Commander of tl,e Most 


I,, neal ooer the State of Western Australia and 

its Oepeo,deecies in the Commonwealth of 

Australia. 

Corres. No. 3986/55. 


1954, the Governor may resume for any purpose 

as in the public interest he may think fit, any 

portion of land held as a pastoral lease; and whereas 

it is deemed expedient that the portion of Pastoral 

Lease No. 392/587 described in the Schedule 

hereto should be resumed for a reserve for Public 

Utility: Now, therefore I, Sir Charles Gairdner, 

Governor, with the advice and consent of the Executive 

Council, do by this my Proclamation resume 

the portion of Pastoral Lease No. 392/587 described 

In the Schedule hereto for the purpose aforesaid. 

Schedule. 

Those portions of Pastoral Lease 392/587 contaming 

an area of about 156 acres 2 roods 13 

perches in a strip of land 750 links in width extending 

from the North-West corner of Swan Location 

3056 inside and abutting its Western boundary 

to the South-West corner of that location (exclud-

29 March, 1956.] 

ing reserve No. 21762 and portion of each of Swan 

Location 5214 and Melbourne Location 580). (Plan 

30/80, D2 and 3.) 


the State, at Perth, this 13th day of March, 

1956. 


(Sgd.) B. K. HOAR. 


GOD SAVE THE QUEEN I 

Land Act, 1933-1954. 

PRO CLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 

TO WIT, 5 

CHARLES HENRY 

GAIRDNER, 

Governor. 

[L.S.] 

By His Excellency Lieutenant.Geeeral Sir Charles 

Henry Gairdeer, Knight Commander of the Most 

Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

George, Knight Commander of the Royal Victories 

Order, Coeepanion of the Most Honour. 

able Order of the Bath, Commander of the Most 

Excel lent Order of the British Empire, Governor 

in and oear the State of Western Australia and 

its Dependencies 

Aestrahia. 

Corres. No. 2644/53. 

in the Commonweal tli of 





reserved to Her Majesty for any of the purposer 

specified in the said section: and whereas it is 

deemed expedient that the reserve described in 

the schedule hereto should be classified as of 

Class "A": Now, therefore I, the Governor, with 

the advice of Executive Council, do by this my 

Proclamation classify as of Class "A" the reserve 


Schedule. 

Reserve No. 24392 (Ashburton, De Witt and Peawah 

Districts), containing an area of about 1,090 

acres, for the purpose of National Park. (Plans 

96/300, 97/300.) 


the said State, at Perth, this 13th day of 

March, 1956. 


(Sgd.) B. K. HOAR, 


GOD SAVE THE QUEEN I 

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in the 

Executive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 13th 

day of March, 1956, the following Orders in Council 

were authorised to be issued: 

Land Act, 1933-1954. 

ORDER IN COUNCIL. 

Corres. No. 2118/97. 


1954, it is, inter aiia, made lawful for the Governor 

by Order in Council to direct that any land reserved 

pursuant to the provisions of this Act shall be 

granted in fee simple to any person (as defined 

in the said section), subject to the condition that 

the person shall not lease or mortgage the whole 

or any part of the land without the consent of 

the Governor and subject to such other conditions 

and limitations as the Governor shall deem necessary 

to ensure the land is used for the purpose 

for which the land is reserved as aforesaid; and 

whereas it is deemed expedient that reserve No. 

4051 (Fremantle Lots 966 and 968) should, subject 

as aforesaid, be granted in fee simple to The Perth 

Diocesan Trustees to be held in trust for the 

purpose of a Church: Now, therefore, His Excellency 

the Governor, by and with the advice and 

consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby 

direct that the beforementioned reserve shall be 

granted in fee simple to The Perth Diocesan Trustees 

to be held in trust for the purpose aforesaid, 

subject to the condition that the land shall not 

be leased or mortgaged in whole or in part without 

the consent of the Governor. 

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG, 

Clerk of the Council. 

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 903 

Land Act, 1933-1954. 



1954, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct 

that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any 

municipality, road board, or other person or persons 

to be named in the order, in trust for any 

of the purposes set forth in section 29 of the 

said Act, or for the like or other public purposes 

to be specified in such order, and with power of 

sub-leasing; and whereas it is deemed expedient 

as follows: 

Corr. No. 3324/23That reserve No. 18315 should 

vest in and be held by the Kwinana Road Board 

in trust for the purpose of a Hallsite. The Order 

in Council dated 8th July, 1953, is hereby superseded. 

Corr. No. 1391/53That Class "A" reserve No. 

23911 (Wickepin Lot 193) should vest in and be 

held by the Wickepin Road Board in trust for the 

purpose of Recreation. 

Corr. No. 4092/94, Vol. 2That reserve No. 24409 

should vest in and be held by the Municipality of 

Albany in trust for the purpose of Recreation. 

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by 

and with the advice and consent of the Executive 

Council, doth hereby direct that the beforementioned 

reserves shall vest in and be held by the 

abovementioned bodies in trust for the purposes 

aforesaid, and subject to the approval in writing 

of the Minister for Lands being first obtained, to 

lease the whole or any portion of the said reserves 

for any term not exceding 21 years from the date 

of the lease. (Reserve No. 18315 is also subject 

to the lease dated 9th September, 1953.) 



Land Act. 1933-1954. 



1954, it is made lawful for the Governor to direct 

that any reserve shall vest in and be held by any 

municipality, road board, or other person or persons 

to be named in the order in trust for the like 

or other public purposes to be specified in such 

order; and whereas it is deemed expedient as 

follows: 


vest in and be held by the Wandering Road Board 

in trust for the purpose of Hallsite and Recreation. 

The Order in Council dated 28th December, 1934, 

is hereby superseded. 

Corr. No. 20/24That reserve No. 18532 (Wellard 

Lot 33) should vest in and be held by the Kwinana 

Road Board in trust for the purpose of Recreation 

and Showground. The Order in Council dated 25th 

September, 1952, is hereby superseded. 

Corr. No. 4437/22That reserve No. 18939 at Mt. 

Erin should vest in and be held by Messrs. Raymond 

John Forrester, Francis Richard Cooper and. James 

David Wilton in trust for the purpose of Memorial 

Hall Site and Recreation. The Order in Council 

dated 20th October, 1931, is hereby superseded. 


vest in and be held by the Mandurah Road Board 

in trust for the purpose of Camping. 



in trust for the purpose of Children's Playground. 

The Order in Council dated 5th November, 1951, is 

hereby superseded. 


vest in and be held by the Minister for Water 

Supply, Sewerage and Drainage in trust for the 

purpose of Water Supply. The Order in Council 

dated 10th February, 1956, is hereby superseded. 


23780 should vest in and be held by the Rockingham 

Road Board in trust for the purpose of a National 

Park. 


vest in and be held by the Wyndham Road Board 

in trust for the purpose of Road Board Requiremnents.



vest in and be held by the Dandaragan Road 

Board in trust for the purpose of Recreation. 


vest in and be held by the Iculin Road Board, in 

trust for the purpose of an Agricultural Hall Site. 


vest in and be held by the Gingin Road Board in 

trust for the purpose of a Sanitary and Rubbish 

Disposal Site. 



in trust for the purpose of a Road Board Depot and 

Plant. Nursery. 


vest in and be held by the Kwinana Road Board in 

trust for the purpose of a Rubbish and Sanitary 

Depot. 



in trust for the purpose of a Sand Pit. 


24403 (ICalgoorlie Lot 2967) should vest in and be 

held by the Municipality of icalgoorlie in trust 

for the purpose of a Kindergarten Site. 

Coat No. 4414/55That reserve No. 24405 should 

vest in and be held by the Ashburton Road Board 

in trust for the purpose of Recreation and Caravan 

Park. 


vest in and be held by the Frernantle Harbour Trust 

in trust for the purpose of Harbour Trust purposes. 

Corr. No. 866/51That Class 'A" reserve No 

24411 should vest in and be held by the Rockingham 

Road Board in trust for the purpose of a 

National Park. 

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by 

and with the advice and consent of the Executive 

Council, doth hereby direct that the beforeinen- 

tioned reserves shall vest in and be held by the 

abovementioned bodies in trust for the purposes 

aforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reserved 

to him by section 37 of the said Act. 



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VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE. 

Position. 

Clerk-in.Charge, Forests Accounts (Item 

703/55) (b) 

Clerk, Land Accounts (Item 670/55) 

Clerk, Branch Records (Item 623/55) 

Inspectcr.Clerk, Companies Office (Item 

2877/55) 

Recovery Cleric (Item 2542/55) 

Clerk, Applications and Inquiry Section (Item 

2487/55) 

Clerk, Internal Audit Section (Item 2434/55) 

Inspector 

Clerk-in.Charge, Records (Item 022/55) 

Senior Surveyor (Item 838/55) 

Cleric, Records Branch (Item 1072/55) 

Senior Research Metallurgist, Kalgoorlic 

School of Nines (Item 1176/55) (a) 

Inspector (Itcm 9/55) (5) 

Clerk (Legal), Solicitor General's Office 

Secretary, Rural Phes Section 

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904. 

Section 33. 

The Treasury, 

Perth, 23rd March, 1956. 

THE following appointments have been approved:- 

Trsy. 267/53.Mr. T. A. Straw, as a Receiver of 

Revenue for the P.W.D., Leonora Water Supply, 

during the absence on leave of A. D. Peterson from 

0th March, 1956, to 26 March 1955. 

Tsy. 1315/31.(a) Mr. John Bertram Roberts, 

as Paying Officer for the Legislative Council, in 

lieu of Mr. Alexander Bevan Sparks. (b) Mr. William 

George Browne, as Paying Officer for the 

Legislative Council, in the absence of Mr. 3. B. 

Roberts. tc) Mr. Jonathan Gordon Charles Ashley, 

as Certifying Officer for the Legislative Council. 

H. W. BYFIELD 

Under Treasurer. 

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921. 

Form No. 1. 

Application for License in the First Instance. 

To the Court of Petty Sessions at Perth: 

I, NORMAN FRANK MONC1C, of 21 Searle Road, 

Applecross, Building Contractor, having attained 

the age of twenty-one years, hereby apply on my 

behalf for a License to carry on the business of 

a land agent under the Land Agents Act, 1921. 

The principal place of business will be at 98 Angelo 

Street, South Perth. 

Dated the 28th day of February, 1955. 

N. F. MONCK. 

Appointment of Hearing. 

I hereby appoint the 10th day of April. 1956, at 

10 o'clock in the forenoon, as the time for the 

hearing of the foregoing application at the Court 

of Petty Sessions at Perth. 

Dated the 1st day of March, 1956. 

A, F. N. SCHRODER, 

Clerk of Petty Sessions. 

Objections to the granting of the application 

may be served on the applicant and the Clerk of 

Petty Sessions at any time prior to seven days 

before the date appointed for the hearing. 

Class. 

C-Il-C 

C-ll.-1 

0-11-2 

0-11.-S 

0-11.-I 

C-Il.-! 

C-II,-1 

0-11.-S 

0-11.-b 

C-II.--4 

C-II.-6 

Salary. 

Margin £595-f625 

Margin £295-2325 

Margin £3554385 

Margin £4154445 


Margin £205-f 325 

Margin £2954325 

Margin £7554790 

Margin £4754505 

Margin £96541000 

Margin £295-f 325 

Margin £118041220 

Margin £8054930 

Nargin £475-f 505 


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1956. 

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(a) Applications also ca]lod outside the Service under Section 24. 

(6) The possession of an accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded a an important factor when judging 

relative efficiency under Scction 34 of the Public Scrvic° Act. 

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-50, and are to be addressed to the Public Service 

Commissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from tho offices of the various Permanent Heads 01 

Departments. 

H. B. STwHTH, 

29th ?daroh, 1955. 

Public Service Commissioner.

29 March, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 905 

Public Service Commissioner's Office, 

Perth, 27th March, 1956. 

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has created, under section 32 of the Public Service 

Act, 1904-1955, the following positions in the 

Schools of Medical Services, Medical and Health 

Department:. 

Medical Supervisor of Infant Health, P-I-I. 

Regional School Medical Officer, P-I-I. 

And has abolished Item 1408/55, Senior Medical 

Officer of Schools and Medical Superintendent of 

Infant Health, P-S-f1920 (F). 

And has amended the classification and title of 

vacant items 1409/55 and 1410/55, Medical Officers, 

Grade 1, P-I-6, to Regional School Medical 

Officer, P-I-I. 

And has also amended the title of Items 

1411/55, 1412/55, 1413/55 and 1556/55, Medical 

officer, Grade 2, P-I-2/4, occupied by A. R. 

Sadlior, M. 3. Lyon, E. M Gibson and G. H. Lowe, 

respectively, to Assistant School Medical Officer. 

H. E. SMITH, 

Public Service Commissioner. 

Crown Law Department, 

Perth, 27th March, 1956 

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 

pursuant to the provisions of section 9 of the 

Stipendiary Magistrates Act, 1930-1953, has approved 

of the appointment of Thomas Alexander 

Draper, Resident Magistrate, to assist the Stipendiary 

Magistrate to whom the Local Court at 

Fremantle has been assigned under section 5 (3) 

of the said Act, as from 5th March, 1956. 

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 

has approved of the appointment of Thomas 

Murphy as a Relieving Clerk of Petty Sessions, 

with posver to act as such tin'oughout the State; 

and as acting Clerk of the Licensing Court for the 

Perth, Canning, Claremont and Subiaco Licensing 

Districts under section 22 of the Licensing Act, 

1911-1955, during the absence on leave of J. P. 

MoEwan 

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of 

the appointment of the following persons as Postal 

Vote Officers under the provisions of section 90 of 

the Electoral Act, 1907-1953: 

Albany District. 

East, Roswell Wellington, 148 Stirling Terrace, 

Albany, Retired Civil Servant. 

Manea, Denis Peter, 8 Pesting Street, Albany, 

Clerk. 

McCormick, Arthur Maurice Wynne, 12 Munster 

Avenue, Albany, Clerk. 

Stevenson, Michael James, Robinson Road, 

"Robinson Estate," Albany, Civil Servant. 

Dale District. 

Chapman, John David, Albany Highway, 

Gosnells, State Civil Servant. 

Gascoyne District. 

McDonald, Allan Patriok, Mangaroon Station, 

via Carnarvon, Pastoralist. 

Guildford-Midland District. 

Wood, Maud Florence, 22 Eileen Street, 

Bassendean, Home Duties. 

Murchison District (Cue Sub-District). 

Gawned, Ronald David, Cue, Inspector P.W.D., 

Water Supply. 

Sears, Ernest, Murgoo Station, via Yalgoo, 

Manager. 

Sears, Isobel Maud, Murgoo Station, via Yalgoo, 

Home Duties. 

Sturman, John Ernest, State Battery, Cue, 

Battery Manager. 

Pilbara District. 

Baker, Geoffrey Samuel, Ragged Hills, via 

Port Hedland, Engine Driver. 

Jenkins, Stanley Ernest, c/o Harbour and 

Lights Department, Point Samson, Clerk. 

Marshall, William, Ragged Hills, Miner. 

Morrill, Kenneth Frank, Roy Hill Station, Roy 

Hill, Book-keeper. 

Warrener, Reuben Henry, Roy Hill Station, 

Roy Hill, Head Stockman. 

THE Department has been notified that Trust 

Order No. 95591 dated 25th November, 1955, drawn 

on the Clerk of Courts Trust Fund for the sum 

of 5s. in favour of Bailiff, Derby, has been lost 

by the payee. Payment has been stopped and it 

is intended to issue a fresh Trust Order in lieu 

thereof. 

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of the 

appointment of Cohn Thomas Messner, of Mount 

Lawley as a Commissioner for Declarations under 

the Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913-1953. 

R. C. GREEN, 

Under Secretary for Law. 

THE BARRISTERS BOARD. 

Annual Election. 

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with No. 9 of the Rules of the Board, 

that at a meeting of The Barristers Board held on 

Friday. the 16th day of March, 1956, duly convened 

for the purpose of the election of members, Messrs. 

F. T. P. Burt, J. Dunphy, R. D. Forbes, H. V. 

Reilly and H. T. Stables were declared to be duly 

elected members of The Barristers Board. 

A. W. B. GLEADELL, 

Secretary of The Barristers Board, 

Supreme Court, Perth. 

19th March, 1956. 

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT RETURNING 

OFFICERS. 

PURSUANT to section 142A of the Electoral Act. 

1907-1953, I the undersigned, being the responsible 

Minister of the Crown charged for the time being 

with the administration of the Aot, appoint the 

undermontioned officers to count under the direction 

of the Chief Electoral Offloer, Postal, Absent 

and Section votes cast for the Legislative Assembly 

and Legislative Council Eleotions on the 7th April, 

1956. 

Houston, Norman N. 

Beall, George E. 

Smith, William C. 

May, Kenneth W. 

Cherry, James D. 

Punch, James. 

Hooton, William F. 

Bellanger, Bernard 3. 

Shaw, Raymond S. 

And pursuant to section 141 of the said Act to 

appoint Arthur George King to count at the Town 

Hall, Perth, votes east for the East Perth District 

and Metropolitan Province at the Town Hall, Perth; 

Protestant Hall, Perth; Royal Perth Hospital and 

Christian Brothers' College, Perth. 

And to cancel the appointment of Frederick 

Harold Burrows. 

E. NULSEN, 

Minister for Justice. 

28th March, 1956. 

MARKETING OF BARLEY ACT, 1946-1952. 

Form No. 3. 

(Regulation 8 (7).) 

Certificate of Election of Candidate where Number 

of Candidates Nominated does not exoeed 

Number to be Elected. 

To The Western Australian Barley Marketing 

Board, Perth: 

I, DONALD LAWRENCE FORSYTH, being the 

Returning Officer duly appointed under and for the 

purposes of the regulations made under the Marketing 

of Barley Act, 1946, do hereby certify: 

(1) That in connection with the nomination of 

candidates for election as Members of The Western 

Australian Barley Marketing Board received up to

906 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [29 March, 1956. 

12 o'clock noon of Friday, the 23rd day of March, 

1956, being the last day for the nomination of 

candidates for such election to be held on the 18th 

day of April, 1956, under section 6 (3) (a) of 

the said Act, the following Candidate was nominated, 

namely:George James Parkin, of 'Dunnelm," 

Toodyay. 

That the nomination form of the said candidate 

was in order as required by the regulations; 

that the candidate was eligible for nomination and 

election, and that the persons who signed the 

nomination form as proposer and seconder were 

competent so to sign the same. 

That the number of candidates so nominated 

did not exceed the number of candidates to he 

elected as Members of the said The Western Australian 

Barley Marketing Board. 

That the said George James Parkin is the 

person now elected as such elective member as 

required by the said Act for appointment by the 

Governor as a member of the said Board. 

Dated the 23rd day of March, 1956. 

D. L. FORSYTH, 

Returning Officer. 

BETTING CONTROL ACT, 1954. 

Regula,tion 143. 

Cancellations. 

NOTICE is hereby given of the cancellation of 

the Bookmaker's (Exclusive) Premises License 

No. 105 and Certificate of Registration No. 115 

in the name of Charles William Harry Cox, of 88 

Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. 

T. H. ANDERSEN, 

Chairman, 

The Betting Control Board of 

Western Australia. 


IN accordance with the provisions of section 13, 

subrection 3, of the Betting Control Act, 1954, 

notice is hereby given of the registration to be- 

come effective as from and including Saturday, 

31st March 1956, of the underinentioned pre- 

mises under the said Act as premises in which 

betting may be carried on by a Bookmaker, together 

with the name of the person to whom the Certificate 

of Registration has been issued. 

Metropolitan Area. 

Perth. 

292-294 Murray Street; Healy, John William. 


Chairman, 




IN accordance with the provisions of section 13, 

subsection 3, of the Betting Control Act, 1954, 

notice is hereby given of the registration of the 

undermentioned premises under the said Act as 

premises in which betting may be carried on by 

a Bookmaker, together with the names of the 

persons to whom the Certificates of Registration 

have been issued. 

Metropolitan Area. 

Perth. 

102-104 Pier Street; Black Frederick Malcolm. 

Country Area. 

Kalgoorlie. 

83 Hannan Street; Tcnilch, Mate. 


Chairman, 


Western Australia, 

FREMANTLE HARBOUR TRUST. 

Notice to Mariners. 

No. 4 of 1956. 

AustraliaWest Coast. 

Fremantle Outer Harbour. 

Withdrawal of Dredging Spoil Buoys. 

Former Notice No. 6 of 1952. 

Positions 

Lat. 32° 03' 18" 5. Long. 115' 40' 30" E, 

Lat, 32° 07' 08" 5. Long. 115° 43' 00" E. 

DetailsThe two (2) light buoys painted yellow 

and black and exhibiting a flashing green light 

every three seconds have been withdrawn from the 

above positions, and are to be expunged from the 

chart. 

Charts Aftected.Aus. 077, 112, 113, 122. BA. 

1058. 

Publications AffectedAustralia Pilot, Vol. V 

(1948). 

Authority.Fremantle Harbour Trust. 

Dated.lDth March, 1956. 

H. ACTON, 

Secretary. 

LICENSED FIREARMS DEALERS FOR 1956. 

Australian Blue Asbestos; Wittenoom. 

Adams & Son, E.; Youngs Siding, via Albany. 

Adelaide Timber Co.; Wilga, via Boyup Brook. 

Aitken, Frederick Kenneth; Queen Street, Busselton. 

Albany Central & Hardware; Albany Highway, 

Albany. 

Aldersyde Farmers Co-op.; Aldersyde, via Brookton. 

Alexander, Woodruff R; 111 Beaufort Street, 

Perth. 

Allen, Brian John; Mount Barker. 

Alman, Sydney Arthur, 209 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Andre, Harry Gordon Lombard; Esperance 

Angus, Edith Alice; Greenbushes. 

Ardath Supply Store; Adath, via Bruce Rock. 

Armadale-Kelmscott Co-op.; Jull Street, Armadale 

and Mundijong. 

Armstrong Dimmitt Ltd.; 379 Murray Street, Perth. 

Armstrong Harry Ply. Ltd.; 201A Murray Street, 

Perth. 

Armstrong M. & A.; Gibbon Street, Yalgoo. 

Augusta Store and Agency; Augusta, via Margaret 

River. 

Avard, Charles David; Churchill Street, Narembeen. 

Avon Trading Co.; Vincent Street, Beverley. 

Ayling, William Harold; Locke Street, Derby. 

Baandee Farmers Co-op.; Baandee, via Merredin. 

Babakin Farmers Co-op.; Babakin, via Corrigin. 

Badger's Northam Agency; Northam, 165 Fitzgerald 

Street. 

Badgingarra Trading Agency, Badgingarra, via 

Moora, 

Bairds Co. Ltd.; Wellington Street, Perth, Boulder, 

Balkuling Farmers Co-op.; Balkuling, via Beverley. 

Banting, Allan Charles; Queens Street, Busselton. 

Barber, Derek Ian; Torbay, via Albany. 

Barden, William Dominic; Jose Street, Mullewa. 

Barker Keith Ltd.; Bacton House, 723 Hay Street, 

Perth. 

Earnett Edward & Co. Ltd.; Stirling Terrace, 

Albany. 

Barons, William Henry; Gabbin, via Bencubbin. 

Barr, M. S. and C. W.; Gutha, via Morawa. 

Barrett, Bernard Maurice; Ballidu, via Wongan 

Hills. 

Barron. Edward Raymond; 29 Great Eastern Highway, 

Midland Junction and 193 James Street, 

Guildford, 

Barrett, Fred Levith; Three Springs. 

Barrow & Co.; Vincent Street, Beverley and Robinson 

Street. Brookton. 

Bartles Hardware; 209 Main Street, Osborne Park. 

Basseudean-Rockdale Co-op.; 179 Perth Road, Bassendean.


Bateman J. & W. Ltd.; Hay Street, Perth; Henry 

and High Streets, Fremantle; Dugan Street. 

Kalgoorlie. 

Beaton, Gordon Murray; 58 Dane Street, Victoria 

Park. 

Beavis Bros.; Fitzgerald Street, Notham. 

Bednall, Alan John; 50 Fortune Street, Narrogin. 

Bell Naraling Store; Naraling. 

Bell, Robert & Co.; Austin Street, Cue. 

Bethell & Thurston Ltd.; 77 william Street, Perth. 

Beverley Farmers Co-op.; Vincent Street Beverley. 

Bickley, Store; 1st Avenue, Bickley. 

Bindi Trading Agency; Bindi Bindi, via Moora. 

Blackman, Ben Sydney; Forrest Street, Boddington. 

Blight, Leslie James; Beacon, via Bencubbin. 

Bloor, A. & Son; Dwellingup and Holyoake. 

Blythe, R. & E.; Charlotte Street, Dardanup, via 

Bunbury. 

Boans Ltd.; Wellington Street, Perth. 

Boyes Radio Service; 194 Marine Terrace., Geraldton. 

Boyup Brook Co-op.; Boyup Brook. 

Branch & Son W.; Nabawa, via Northampton. 

Bray, Frank Clifton; 109-111 Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Brazier, william Ewart George; 51 Market Street, 

Fr em a ntle 

Bremner, Peter; Wiluna. 

Brick, Michael Joseph; Dudinin, via Kuhn. 

Bridge, D. & B.; Watheroo, via Moora. 

Brookton Farmers Co-op.; Robinson Road, Brookton. 

Broomehill-Katanning-Woodanilling Co-op.; Jasper, 

Street, Broomehill & Katanning, Broomehill, 

woodanilling. 

Brown, Andrew; Avon Terrace, York. 

Bruce Rock Farmers Co-op.; Bruce Rock. 

Eunn, Alan Ernest; 177 Guildford Road, Bayswater. 

Bunney, Bros.; Kununoppin, via Trayning. 

Burke, George; Halls Creek. 

Burkett, Keith Raymond; 259 Stirling Highway, 

Claremont. 

Burns, Philp & Co.; William Street, Fremantle. 

Butler, Elsie; Shark Bay. 

Buxton, Eric Edgar: 135 Fitzgerald Street, 

No nh am. 

Buzzard & Co.; Stirling Street, Toodyay. 

Byford Trading Co.; Bunbury Road, Byford. 

Cairns, Cohn James; Nungarin. 

Calingiri Farmers Co-op.; Calingiri, via Toodyay. 

Campbell, Cohn Clyde; 134 Oxford Street, Leederville. 

Capel Stores; Capel, via Bunbury. 

Carger & Sons, J. G.; Massingham Street, Kellerberrin. 

Carter & Newland, S.; Cadoux, via Wongan Hills. 

Casey, Eva Victoria; Cooran, via Carnamah. 

Chapman & Squier; Darkan. 

Charles Agencies; 354 Charles Street. North Perth. 

Charlton, John; Wandering, via Williams. 

Clark, James & Co.; Onslow. 

Clarsons; Gilbert Street, Manjimup. 

Cogdon, A. E. & 0. E.; Yornup, via Bridgetown. 

Collard, Byron; Hyden, via Kondinin. 

Collie Industrial Co-op.; Steere Street, Collie. 

Collie Star Cycles; 41 Forrest Street, Collie. 

Conaghan, Robert A.; 213 Murray Street, Perth. 

Conglomerate Store; Nullagine. 

Contos, Lambro.; Churchill Street, Narembeen. 

Cook, Hectar John & Eleanor: Bruce Rock. 

Cook, J. A. & P. J.; Moulyinning, via Duinbleyung. 

Coolup Trading Co.; Coolup, via Pinjarra. 

Coombs, Albert Joseph; Buntine, via Dalwallinu. 

Co-Operative Wholesale Services Ltd.. 200 Wellington 

Street, Perth 

Coote, E. &N.; 35 Steere Street, Collie. 

Copeman, Sidney; Bullsbrook, via Midland Junction. 

Corrigin District Farmers Co-op.; Corrigin & Bilbarrin. 

Cox & Green; 22 Lindsay Street, Perth. 

Coxon, F. S. & M.; Burakin, 

Crackel, Percy; 124 William Street; 249 Murray 

Street, Perth. 

Craig's Store; Railway Street, Mingenew. 

Crampton, L. R.; Gwalia. 

Crook, Hollis Ernest; Merredin. 

Crooks, Arthur Keith; South West Highway, Donnybrook. 

Crotty, James Edward; Brunswick Junction. 

Culleton, Norman Albert; Federal Street, Narrogin. 

Cunderdin Farmers Co-op.; Cunderdin. 

Dalgety & Co. Ltd.; Perth, Carnarvon, Fremantle, 

Geraldton, Port Hedland, Roebourne, Bunbury, 

Harvey, Mullewa, Narrogin, Wagin, Merredin, 

Northam, Katanning, Kojonup. 

Dalwallinu Farmers Co-op.; Dalwallinu & Buntine, 

Wubin. 

Daly, Tim; 50 Adelaide Street, Fremantle. 

Darkan Trading Co.; Williams. 

Darnell, William; Rosa Brook, via Margaret River. 

Darnell & Shervington; Witchcliffe, via Margaret 

River. 

Davies & Son; Gnowangerup. 

Davis, M. J. & K.; Greenhills, via York. 

Daw, Francis Edgar; Ravensthorpe & Hopetown. 

Daw, L. & R. C.; Esperance & Norseman. 

Dawson, A. & Son; 19 Egerton Street, Narrogin. 

Dawson, H. & N.; Spencer Street, Caron, Perenjori. 

Dawson, J. & G. E.; Doolette Street, Bullfinch. 

Denmark Co-op.; Denmark. 

Dempster, C. & Co.; Port Hedland. 

Digney, Bros.; Mandurab, via Pinjarra. 

District Motors; Wyalkatchem, Railway Terrace. 

Doncon & Co. E. T.; Wickepin. 

Doodlakine Farmers Co-op.; Doodlakine, via Kellerberrin. 

Dorries, H. K.; Brunswick Junction. 

Dowding, Walter; Kellerberrin. 

Dowerin Farmers Co-op.; Dowerin. 

Downes, H. T. and V. M.; Yandanooka, Mingenew. 

Drabble, W. & Co.; 50 Bay View Terrace, Claremont, 

and Kalgoorlie. 

Drage, Hector Bernard; Hampton Road, Northampton. 

Drew, Robinson & Co.; Stirling Terrace, Albany. 

Dumbleyung & District Farmers Co-op.; Dumbleyung, 

Moulyinning and Kukerin. 

Durack, Vincent Augustus; Dowerin. 

Economic Stores; Pithara, via Daiwallinu. 

Eddy Bros., A. M.; Canning Bridge. 

Edwards, Ken; Margaret River. 

Edwards & Edwards; Lake Grace. 

Edwards Store; Fenton Street, Wongan Hills. 

Edwards, Norman Job; Wyalkatchem. 

Elder, Smith & Co. Ltd.; St George's Terrace, 

Perth, and Carnarvon, Bridgetown, Geraldton, 

Kondinin, Mullewa, Port Hedland, Kellerberrin, 

Meekatharra, Manjimup, Leonora, and 

Onslow. 

Electronic Industries; 1273 Hay Street, Perth. 

Ellingworth, C. R. & D. J.; Kwoiyin, via Quairading. 

Elliott, Ross Mewburn; Wellington Street, Bunbury. 

Erickson, Eric John; Mukinbudin, via Nungarin. 

Ettridge & Co.; Heal Street, Quarading, 

Facius, L. & B.; Redmond, via Albany. 

Faulkner, Archibald H.; Pemberton. 

Pennell, Leonard; Esplanade, Denmark. 

Fischer, Hugo, Ltd.; 573 Wellington Street, Perth. 

Fitzer, Reginald John; Koolanooka. 

Fleming, Bruce G.; Mt. Magnet. 

Fleming, Robert; Kellerberrin. 

Fong, Sydney & Co.; Geraldton. 

Fong Fan; O'Donnell Street, Wyndhain. 

Forbes Bros.; cnr. Wanneroo and Curtin Streets, 

Tuart Hill. 

Fowler, Edward and Mary K.; James Street, Kondinin. 

Foster, Thomas James; Tenindewa, via Mullewa. 

Fowier, Eric Francis; Moonyoonooka Store, via 

Geraldton. 

Foy & Gibsons; Forrest Street, Collie, Albany, 

Mt. Barker, Narrogin, Wagin, Katanning, 

Manjimup, Tambellup, Kojonup. 

Frankland Traders; Frankland, via Mt. Barker. 

Frearson, William Allan; Doonan Street, Tammin. 

Freedman, Harold Gabriel: South-West Highway, 

Donnybrook 

Fremantle Sports Depot; 11-13 Attwell Arcade, 

Fremantle. 

Fryo Cycle and Motor Works; 80 Rokeby Road, 

Subiaco. 

Fuller, Thomas Anderson; Esperence, Norseman. 

Galloway, A. & M.; Darkan.


Gait, Alexander; Wagin and Narrogin. 

Gardiner, Alan Robert; Tower Street, Leonora. 

Garrrett. Jack; Tower Street, Leonora. 

General Store; Walkaway, via Geraldton. 

Gerick Bros.; 57 Wooton Street, Wiluna. 

Gerick, Phillip Alexis; Meekatharra. 

Gething, Charles William Homer; Great Eastern 

Highway, Merredin. 

Gething, George Wilbur; Dowerin. 

Gilbert. Charles William; Carnarvon. 

Giles, Edward Cecil Blair; North Dandalup, 

Gillespie, Alexander Arthur James; 66 Lane Street. 

Boulder. 

Glass, Noel James; corner Burgess and Conway 

Streets, Geraldton. 

Gillespie, William Robert; Vincent Street, Beverley. 

Glass, Philip Maurice Aldworth; Avon Terrace, 

York. 

Gnowangerup Co-op; Gnowangerup and Borden. 

Goldsbrough Mort & Co. Ltd.; 162-164 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, and Derby. 

Gollin & Co. Pty. Ltd.; Anchor House, 59 King 

Street, Perth, 

Gordon, H. S. & M, E.; Calingiri, via Toodyay. 

Gorman, John O'Connell; 139 Walcott. Street, Mt. 

Lawley. 

Grady's Cycles; 37 Market Street, Fremantle. 

Grant, J, & M. M.; Kukerin, via Dumbleyung. 

Grayland, W. W. & M. L,; Railway Terrace, Goomailing. 

Great Southern Agency Ltd.; Stirling Terrace, 

Albany. 

Great Southern Radio Service; 56 Austral Terrace, 

Katanning. 

Green & Co., F. W. Pty. Ltd ' 755 Hay Street. 

Perth. 

Greenwell, Walter; Brockman Road, Gingin. 

Gribble, A. P. Ltd.; Merredin. 

Gribbie, J. & Son; Austin Street, Cue. 

Guscott, Richard; 96 Marine Terrace, Geraldton. 

Gwalia-Leonora Co-op.; Gwalia. 

Haese Bros.; Hassell Street, Mount Barker. 

Halbert, Hugh Victor; Cunderdin. 

Hall, Samuel William Thomas; Moorine Rock, via 

Southern Cross. 

Hamilton, E. & D.; Miling. 

Happ. George Leopold, Balingup, 

Happ, Herbert Louis; Nannup. 

Hardware House; Marine Terrace, Geraldton. 

Harper Standley Bliss; Nungarin. 

Harper's Cash Store; Moorine Rock, via Southern 

Cross. 

Harris, Cedric Vernon; Cookernup, via Yarloop. 

Harris, George, Dardanup. via Bunbury. 

Harris Scarfe & Sandovers Ltd.; Hay Street, Perth, 

Kalgoorlie, Fremantle, Bunbury, Albany. 

Harrison, James; Jull Street, Armadale 

Harvey, William Joseph; Highbury, via Narrogin. 

Harvey Producers Co-op. Ltd.; Uduc Road, Harvey, 

Hasleby, Robert H.; Northampton, 

Haworth, Ralph; Porongorups, via Mt. Barker. 

Hayden, William Joseph; Kulja Store, Kulja. 

Haydock, Rhys; 66 Barrack Street, Perth. 

Hayward & Sons Ltd.; Stephen Street., Bunbury, 

Hendry, George Sharpe; Gnowangerup. 

Henrycn, Louis James' Wogolin Road, Wickepin 

Hewitt, A. J.; Quairading. 

Hodgins, Joseph; India Street, Broomehill. 

Hogben, Sydney Mervyn; Arrino, via Geraldton. 

Holman, Basil Frederick; 97 Lewis Street, Ktflgoorlie. 

Holtfreter, Roy Maxwell; 139 Fitzgerald Street, 

Northam. 

Hood, Cuthbert; 485-7 Murray Street, Perth, 

Hopkins, Frank Charles; 28 Durlacher Street, 

Ge r a Id t on 

Hopkins, Ronald Kenneth; 68 Maritana Street, 

Kalgoorlie. 

Hopkins & Martin; Mary Street, Northampton. 

Horbury, Leslie Abner; Perenjori. 

horton, William Frederick; Giblett Street, Manjimup. 

Houghton, Clifford William; 1006-8 Albany Road, 

Victoria Park. 

Howells, Thomas Trevor; Tenterden, via Mt. 

Barker. 

Hughes, Norman Arthur; Karragullen. 

Hunt, William George; Robert Street, Norseman. 

Hunts Agency & Store; Kalannie. 

Hunter, Alfred; Three Springs. 

Hyden Trading Co.; Hyden. 

Hyde, John Charles Arthur; 43 Stirling Highway, 

Mosman Park. 

Industrial Products Pty. Ltd.; 307-9 Hannan 

Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Ingram, A. S. & K.; Railway Terrace, Goomalling 

Ironside & Taylor; Shenton Street, Mingenew. 

Jager, Otto Herman; Toodyay. 

James, Arnold; Morawa. 

Jamiesson, William Andrew; Qualeup. 

Jenkins, John Lane' 13 Stephen Street, Bunbury. 

Jenkin & .Herman Ltd.; Wongan Hills. 

Johnson N: & F.; Alpha Street, Ballidu. 

Johnson, R. A. & Co. Ltd.; Pingelly. 

Jones, Anthony James; Waraga, via Yalgoo. 

Jones, A. T. & Co.; 42 Beaufort Street, Perth. 

Jones Handy Store; Hayward Street Harvey. 

Jones, Victor Leslie: 909 Albany Highway Victoria 

Park. 

Jones, William Henry; Albany Highway, Kojonup. 

Julian. Walter John; 74 Piesse Street, Boulder. 

Jupp & Co.; Yuna. 

Kane, James Alexander; Harrismith, via Wickepin. 

Katanning Stock Trading Co. Ltd.; Katanning. 

Kauri Timber Co. Ltd.; Nannup. 

Kay & Co.; Bullfinch. 

Kealley, Stanley Charles; Brooking Street, 

Williams. 

ICealy & Son; Vasse, via Busselton. 

Keamy & Co.; Gardiner Street, Moora. 

Keir, William James; Mumballup, via Donnybrook. 

Kellerberrin Farmers Co-op.; Kellerberrin. 

Kendall, Claude William; Railway Terrace, GoomaIling. 

Kendall, John Henry; Bates Street, Merredin, 

Kennedy, Herbert, Napier Terrace, Broome. 

Kent, Rowland Basil; Esperance. 

Kestel & Co.; Moora. 

Kevills Garage; Quairading. 

Killerbys Stores; Queen Street, Busselton. 

Kimberley Enterprises; Halls Creek. 

Kimberley Traders; Derby. 

King, Harry; Throssell Street, Collie. 

Kingston, Henry James; Denmark. 

Kingston, Samuel; Yealering, via Wickepin. 

Kirby, Joseph Atkins; Steere Street, Bridgetown. 

Kirk, Arthur William; Dongara. 

Knox & Son; Waroona. 

Icojonup Newsagency; Kojonup. 

Kojonup Co-op. Ltd.; Kojonup. 

icudardup District Store; Kudardup. 

KuhI, Leslie Norman; Palbury Street, Moora. 

Lake, Thomas; Merredin. 

Lake Grace & Districts Farmers Co-op.; Lake 

Grace. 

Lake Grace Furnishers; Stubbs Street, Lake Grace. 

Lake Varley Farmers Co-op. Ltd.; Lake Varley, via 

Ravensthorpe. 

Lalor, Michael; Andrew Street, Esperance. 

Lancaster, Arnold Murrell; Mollerin, via Koorda. 

Lanigan, Joseph Patrick; New Norcia. 

Lardi Bros.; Tammin. 

Latham Traders; Brett Street, Latham, via 

Perenjori. 

Laverton Trading Co.; Laverton. 

Lee, Thomas; Roebourne. 

Lee, Valentine; Konnongorring, via Goomalling. 

Lee Tong, Bessie; Wyndham. 

Le-Moignan, K. J.; Westonla. 

Leroya Industries; Pastoral House, St. George's 

Terrace. 

Leggett, Stanley Wilson; Wyndham. 

Liddelow, Arthur Roy; The Esplanade, Esperance, 

Undley, J. H. & C.; Walgoolan, via Westonia. 

Lindsay, Huntley Edward; Greenbushes and Balmgup. 

Lock & Gun Co.; 88 Beaufort Street, Perth. 

Lodge & Sons; Morowa. 

Lowe, Douglas David; Boddaline. via Westonia. 

Lowe, Dunlop Hilton, Jitarning, via Kuhn, 

Lucraft & Son; Gingin. 

Lunn, William Henry; Mundijong Supply Stores, 

Mundijong. 

Lupton, Henry Coles Evans; Cosmo Newberry 

Native Mission, via Laverton.


Lynch, Clifton Gordon; Marine Terrace, Rockingham. 

Lyne, Robert Edward; Eilbarin, via Corrigin. 

Lynn, John Patrick; Yelbeni, via Trayning. 

Mac's Store; Doolittle Street, Bullfinch. 

McAleer, Charles; Meekatharra. 

McCay, Charles; Hampton Street, Bridgetown. 

McColl, Murray Keith; Avon Terrace, York. 

McConnell, Rupert Aloysius; Piawaning, via 

Moora. 

McCurry, Lin & Co.; Goomalling. 

McDonald, Eric; Dumbleyung. 

McGarrigal, Cecil William; Popanyinning. 

McKay, Peter James; P.O. Store, Upper Swan. 

McLean Bros. & Rigg; 104 Murray Street, Perth; 

Kalgoorlie. 

McLoughlin, Albert George; 48 Federal Street, Narrogin. 

McQuillan, H. J. Ltd.; 7 Queens Place, Perth. 

Manmanning Agency Co.; Manmanning, via 

Dowerin. 

Manolas, James Anthony; 435 Fitzgerald Street, 

North Perth. 

Marshall, Bros.; Railway Street, Koorda. 

Martin, A. J. & J. M.; Kulikup. 

Matthews, Geoffrey Hugh; Monger Street, Bencubbin. 

Matthew's Hardware; 89A Parker Street, Palm 

Beach. 

Matthews, Thomas Robert; Dandarragan Street, 

Mo or a 

Maurice, Stephen John & Son; Bowgada, via Peronjon. 

Meckering Farmers Co-op.; Meckering. 

Meharry, Edgar; Bullfinch, via Southern Cross. 

Meldrum & Sons; Clive Street, Katanning. 

Melrose Stores; Moora. 

Metcalf, Ronald Frank; Dowerin. 

Metzke, Walter; Antares Street, Southern Cross. 

Mewett, Ernest Clarence; Railway Parade, Cunderdin. 

Mews, Reginald; Giblett Street, Manjimup. 

Middleton's Stores; Serpentine, via Mundijong. 

Midland-Guildford Co-op.; Great Eastern Highway, 

Mid. Junction and Terrace Road, Guildford. 

Miles, George W. & Co.; Marble Bar and Nullagine. 

Miling Co-op.; Miling, via Moore. 

Millar, H. J. & M.; Mullewa, Jose Street. 

Millars, T. & T. Co. Ltd.; St. Georges Terrace, 

Perth & Jarrahwood, Karnidale, Mannington, 

Jarrandale, Quininup, Jardee and Treesvifle. 

Miller, Robert Francis; 313 Albany Highway, Victoria 

Park. 

Minnivale Trading Co.; Minnivale, via Dowerin. 

Moir, E. F.; 69 Throssell Street, Collie. 

Moor, Cyril John; Manjimup. 

Moore, William David; Altona Street, Cuballing. 

Morris, Gladys; Paynes Find. 

Morrison Motors; Mitchell Street, Merredin. 

Morrow, James; Newdegate. 

Mosedale & Son; Pingrup, via Katanning. 

Mt. Barker Stores Ltd.; Mt. Barker. 

Mt. Margaret Store; Mt. Margaret Mission, via 

Laverton. 

Moyle, Edward Ervin; Mullalyup. 

Muhs, Harry James; Piawaning, via Moora.. 

Mukinbudin Road Board; Mukinhudin, via Nungarin. 

Muradup Co-op.: Muradup, via Boyup Brook and 

Boyup Brook. 

Nanoarrow, H. Walter; George Street, Pinjarra. 

Narembeen Electricity Supply; Churchill Street, 

Narembeen. 

Neville, Fercy Carlyle; Yericoin, via Moore, 

Newbold, William Thomas: 50 Marine Terrace, 

Geraldton. 

Newdegate Farmers Co-op.; Newdegate. 

Nicol, Douglas William; 85A Roberts Street, Norsoman. 

Nichols, William John; Narembeen Agency, Narembeen. 

Nisbett, Fred; Wongan Hills. 

Nobles, Joshua; Kariganin. 

Nockolds, Richard John; Denmark. 

Noonan, J. W. & L, V.; Maitland Road, Mullewa. 

Northam & Districts Co-op.; Railway Terrace, 

Goomalling. 

Northam District Industrial Co-op.; 136 Fitzgerald 

Street, Northam. 

North Midland Farmers Co-op.; Three Springs and 

Coorow, Carnamah, Winchester. 

Nulsen, Albert Ernest; Salmon Gums. 

Nungarin Farmers Co-op.; Railway Avenue, Nungarin. 

Nutley, Phillip Edward; Benger. 

Offszanka, Carl Bernard; Canna, via Morawa. 

Ogden Bros.; Manjimup. 

Olympic Sports & Plastics; 30 High Street, Fromantle, 

Ongerup & Needilup Co-op.; Ongerup, via Gnowangerup. 

O'Shaughnessy, Eugene; Dowerin. 

Osborne, Arthur Reginald; Walkaway, via Geraldton. 

Parker, Bertram Harding; Cranbrook, via Tambellup. 

Parker, Kennerth Cardan; 106 Victoria Street, Bunbury. 

Partridge, George Reginald; George Street, Pinjarra. 

Patul, 0. Margie Florence; Popanyinning. 

Paust & Gibson; 31 High Street, Fremantle. 

Peake, Thomas William; Queen Street, Busselton. 

Pearsall, Charles Frederick; Pearsall's Garage, 

Wanneroo. 

Pearson, William Hutchison; Hines Hill, via 

Merredin. 

Perenjori District Farmers Co-op.; Perenjori. 

Perth Sports Depot; 85 Barrack Street, Perth. 

Phileo Cycle Agency; 22 Commercial Road, Midland 

Junction; 328 Great Eastern Highway, 

Midland Junction. 

Phillips, Albert Henry; Mandurah. 

Pike & Baber; Jingalup, via Kojonup. 

Pilly & Leicester; Dalwallinu. 

Pingelly Farmers Co-op.; Pingelly. 

Pithara Farmers Co-op.; Pithara, via Dalwallinu. 

Pitts, C. J. & J. C.; Yarloop. 

Praed, Jack, and Iris Lillian; George Street, Bolgart, 

via Toodyay. 

Preston Producers Co-op.; Black\vood Road, 

Donnybrook. 

Preston Valley Store; Lowden, via Donnybrook. 

Prior, Benjamin Austin; Bayley Street, Coolgardie, 

Proctor, Frederick Hutchinson; Boyup Brook. 

Prosser, Charles Rooks; Boulder. 

Pryor, G. W. & A.; Nanson, via Goraidton. 

Pullen, John; Tinkurnin, via Wiokepin. 

Quairading Farmers Co-op.; Quairading and Yoting. 

Radio Motors Ltd.; Marine Terrace, Geraldton. 

Rakioh, I. J. & Sons; Gingin Road, Baskerville. 

Randall Brothers; Kunnunoppin, via Trayning, 

Raphaes Ltd.; 889-893 Hay Street, Perth. 

Redman, William P.; Banksiadale, via Dwellingup. 

Rees, George Walter; Koorda, via Wyalkatchem. 

Reeves, Roy William; Hampton Road, Northampton. 

Reynolds, Norman Wilfred; Carnamah. 

Richards, G. V.; Northcliffe, via Pemberton. 

Richarson, Max, Pty. Ltd.; Clive Street, Katanning, 

Ricketts, John Frederick; Denmark. 

Riokson, A. G. & G. H.; Bindoon. 

Rivervale Hardware; 27 Great Eastern Highway, 

Rivervale. 

Roberts, Wilfred Frank; Capol, via Busselton. 

Robertson Motors; Roberts Street, Norseman. 

Roebourne Traders; Roebourne, 

Rogers Bros.; Northam. 

Rojo, A. E.; Three Springs. 

Rose, Harold Mervyn; Kelmscott. 

Rose, Robert George; Queen Street, Busselton. 

Rosenstamm Pty. Ltd.; 63 King Street, Perth. 

Ross, John Kenyan Carsane; Empire Buildings, 

Canning Highway, Bicton, via Fretnantle. 

Ross-Smith Sports; 93 Lockhart Street, Coino. 

Rowlands, Roland Evan; Bencubbin. 

Royals Pty. Ltd.; Goomalling. 

Rubaak & Co.; Hubble Street, East Fremantle. 

Rule, David Alexander Melbourne; Morawa. 

Rushton, Horace; Robinson Road, Brookton.


Sainsbury, Howard Edward; No. 2, 445 London 

Court, Perth. 

Sallur, Alfred Samuel Charles; Meekatharra and 

Reedys. 

Sander, Edward Robert; 116 Wray Avenue, Fremantle. 

Savage, R. & V. M.; Tardun. 

Sawyers Valley Store; Sawyers Valley. 

Scarf, K. R. D.; 143 Fitgerald Street, Northam. 

Schier's Store; Carnamah. 

Scott. William; Mt. Magnet. 

Scott & Gardiner & Fallon Ltd.; Fitzroy Crossing. 

Screaigh, Cyril Jack; Avon Terrace, York. 

Sheridan, John Patrick; Railway Street, Trayning. 

Seimons, George William & Son; Bullaring via 

Corrighi. 

Seimons, George Clarke; Corrigin. 

Sermon, Richard, Grass Valley, via Northam. 

Sheed, David Pty. Ltd.; 101 Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Shaokleton, Kwolyin Farmers Co-op.; Shackleton, 

via Bruce Rock. 

Sherrell, J. & G.; Wialki, via Bencubbin. 

Shimenson & Co. Pty. Ltd 197 Murray Street, 

Perth. 

Sier & Chapple; Hardware House, Ommarey Road, 

Brunswick Junction., Harvey. 

Silver Prince Cycles; 101 Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Smith, Alfred James; Morawa. 

Smith, Arthur Samuel; 119A Burt Street, Boulder. 

Smith, Clarence Cane; Dinninup, via Boyup Brook. 

Smith, John F. & Co.; Hampton Street, Bridgetown. 

Smith, Philip Vincent; Nyamup, via Manjimup. 

Smith, Stanley Gordon; 38 Wellington Street, Bunbury. 

Smith, Walter Clyde & Co.; Margaret River. 

Solomon Bros.; Gregory Street, Meckering. 

Sontay, Frederick William; Mukinbudin, via Nungarin. 

South Perth Hardware; 86 Angelo Street, South 

Perth. 

South-West Co-op Dairy Farmers Ltd.; Bunbury. 

Branches at Harvey, Boyanup, Busselton, 

Bridgetown, Manjimup, Margaret River, Northcliffe, 

Pemberton. 

Spackman, Clifford John; Augusta. 

Spalholtz, Francis John; Gabbin, via Bencubbin. 

Spargo, Herbert Luke & Co.; Barrack Street, Menredin. 

Spencer, Ian Edward; 383 Great Eastern Highway. 

Bellevue. 

Spencer's Store; Woodmilling, via Katanning. 

Squire, Clifford Leonard; Harvey. 

Squires, Laurie; Powler Street, Perenjori. 

Stagbouer, Edna May; Boddington. 

State Saw Mills; Pemberton, Holyoake, Deanmill. 

Steel, Roderick Nason; Narrikup, via Albany. 

Stephens, Oliver Luke; Nyabing, via Katanning. 

Stirling Farmers Co-op.; Gaythorne Street, Cranbrook. 

Stock & Muntz, Walter; Corrigin. 

Stokes Mayberry & Co.; Wyalkatchem, 

Stone, Charles Douglas; Borden, via Gnowangerup, 

Stone, Thomas William; 8 Crossland Street, Muntadgin, 

via Merredin. 

Streeter & Male Ltd.; Broome. 

Strugnell, E. S. & J. D.; Forest Grove, via Margaret 

River. 

Summers, Frank; Latham, via Perenjori. 

Sumner, Amelia Adelaide; Pantapin, via Quairading. 

Sunshine Agency Co.; Newdegate, via Lake Grace. 

Sunshine, Crooks & Brooker Co.; Marine Terrace, 

Geraldton. 

Swain, Robert Percy; Locke Street, Derby. 

Swansea Cycle & Motor Co.; 9 William Street, 

Premantle, and Victoria Street, Bunbury. 

Sykes & Osborne; Cowaramup, via Margaret River. 

Synnot, Reginald Bosswell; Andrew Street, Esperance. 

Tambellup Transport & Trading Service; Tambellup. 

Tammin Farmers Co.-op.; Tammin, via Cunderdin. 

Taylor J. N. & Co. Ltd.; 25 Henry Street, Fremantle 

Taylor, N. & C.; Wongan Hills. 

Taylor, Ronald Victor; Kondut, via Wongan Hills. 

Taylor, William & Co.; George Street, Pinjarra. 

Teede, Douglas Vernon; 59 Victoria Street, Bunbury. 

Thompson, Donald R. P.; Moolyilla, via Marble 

Bar. 

Thompson's Hardware Store; Giblett Street, Mapjimup. 

Thompson, Kenneth Barry; DuraniUin, via Wagin. 

Thomson Bros. Ltd.; 73-75 Clive Street, Katanning. 

Thornton, Alfred William; Kellerberrin. 

Thornton, Dudley Charles; Gnowangerup. 

Thrift Store; Three Springs. 

Tomney, Eugene Edward; Konderup, via Mt. 

Barker. 

Tonkin, Edward Keith; Main Street, Cunderdin. 

Toodyay Valley Ca-op. Co.; Stirling Terrace, Toodyay 

and Bolgart. 

Totadgin Farmers Cotop.; Belka, via Bruce Rock. 

Travers, Henry Harvey; Southern Cross. 

Trayning Farmers Co-op.; Twine Street, Trayning. 

Treasure, Cecil William: Parade Street, Pingelly. 

Trestrail & Co.; Karlgarin, via Kondinin. 

Tropical Traders & Patersons Ltd.; Bridgetown. 

Tsakolos, J. K. & Co.; Wedge Street, Port Hedland. 

Underwood, Frederick Albert Edward; 101 Spencer 

Street, Bunbury. 

Union Stores Ltd.; cnr. Henry and High Streets, 

Fremantle. 

Universal Providers; Ballidu. 

Upson, Edwin Raymond; Capel, via Bunbury. 

Varnavides, Victor; Brockman Street, Pemberton. 

Veal & Co.; Hampton Road, Northampton. 

Venables Service; 97-101 Oxford Street, Leederville. 

Wagin District Farmers Co-op.; Wagin. 

Walker, Albert Edward; Ravensthorpe. 

Walker, James Lloyd; Boyanup, via Bunbury. 

Walshe, Norman George; Box 124, Princep Street, 

Norseman. 

Warburton, John William; 7 Elvire Street, Midland 

Junction. 

Warnock, Jack Donald; Lowood Street, Mt. Barker. 

Warren Co-op.; Manjimup. 

Waterhouse, Warren Saville; Nungarin. 

Watson, H. It. & E.; Kuhn. 

Watts, Steadman Robert & Co.; Bridge Store, West 

Pingelly. 

Waugh, Claude Hector; Yorkrakine, via Wyalkatchem. 

Webb & Kendrick; Room 72, 3rd Floor, A.N.A. 

House, 44 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 

Webster & Gledhill; Mingenew. 

Weir, Joseph Barr; Ongerup, via Gnowangerup. 

Wells, Noel; Queen Street, Busselton. 

West, James William; Kondinin. 

West, S. V. & L. M.; McFcrty Street, Dwellingup. 

Westbrook, Arthur Frederick; Buntine. 

Westralian Farmers Ltd.; 569 Wellington Street, 

Perth and Albany, Bunbury, Miling, Moora 

Northam, Katanning, Wyalkatchem, Balingup, 

Geraldton, Carnarvon, Waroona, Bridgetown 

and Narrembeen. 

White, D. & M.; 134 Kooyong road, Rivervale. 

Wilcox, Moffhin Ltd.; 2 Durlacher Street, Geraldton 

and Fremantle and Katanning. 

Williams, Ivor Thomas; 109 Victoria Street, Bunbury. 

Williams, J. K. & Co.; Stewart Street, Dowerin. 

Williams, J. & M.; Warren Road, Nannup. 

Williams, Reginald Phillip; 108 Fitzgerald Street, 

Northam, 

Williams, Robert; Toolibin, via Wickepin. 

Williams, Thomas Bertram; Brunswick Junction, 

via Harvey. 

Williams & Dawson; Absolon Street, Dumbleyung. 

Williams Trading & Agency Co.; Williams. 

Williams & Wood Pty. Ltd.; off Howard Street, 

Perth. 

Willis, G. & E. V.; Yalgoo. 

Wills, George & Co. Ltd.; 183 St. George's Terrace, 

Perth. 

Wilson, George L.; 57 Federal Street, Narrogin. 

Wiluna Motor Garage; Wiluna. 

Woolcott, Stanley Walters; Mudiarrup.

29 March, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 911 

Within Trading Co.; Wubin, via Dalwallinu. 

Wundowie Trading and Agency Co.; Wundowie, via 

Northam. 

Wyalkatchem Farmers Co-op.; Wyalkatchem. 

Wyalkatchem Road Board; Wyalkatchem. 

Wynne, Arnold Henry; Morawa. 

Yealering Farmers Co-op; Yealering and Wickepin. 

Yeepalk; Roebourne. 

York District Farmers Co-op; Avon Terrace, York. 

York Newsagency; Avon Terrace, York. 

York Traders; Avon Terrace, York. 

Young, George Edwin; Mardella, via Mundijong 

Young Motors Ltd.; 162 Marine Terrace, Geraldton. 

Young, William Bruce; Kirup, via Donnybrook. 

Yuna Farmers Co-op.; Yuna, via Northampton. 

MANUFACTLTRitR5 AND REPAIRERS. 

Achimovich, Spiro Nod; 52 Burt Street, North 

Perth. 

Alexander, Woodruff Roy; 111 Beaufort Street, 

Perth. 

Armstrong, Harry ply, Ltd.; 201A Murray Street, 

Perth. 

Barrett, Fred Levitt; Three Springs, 

Beaton, Gordon Murray; 58 Dane Street, Victoria 

Park. 

Bowler, James; 23 Charles Street, Kalgoorlie. 

Burn, Alan Ernest; 203 Ninth Avenue, Inglewood. 

Cooper, Albert William; 37 Dwyer Street, Boulder. 

Cruttenden, Archie; 68 Watson Street, Bassendean. 

Dawson, A. & Son; 19 Egerton Street, Narrogin. 

Fallan, Sydney Harold; Pratt Road, Collie, River 

Estate, via Bunbury. 

Harris, David; Ferguson Street, Middle Swan. 

Holman, Basil Frederick; 97 Lewis Street, 

Kalgoorlie. 

Holtfretsr, Roy Maxwell; 139 Fitzgerald Street, 

Jones, Basil Ernest, 105 Stirling Street, Albany. 

Lock & Gun Co.; 88 Beaufort Street, Perth. 

McCormack, John; Forrest Road, Capel. 

Mellows, Francis William Doughty; 199 Augustus 

Street, Geraldton. 

Metcalf, E. & L.; 340 Beaufort Street, Perth. 

Morrison Motors; Mitchell Street, Merredin. 

Newton, Frank Walter; 125 Moulden Avenue, Mt. 

Yokine. 

Northcott, Thomas Francis James: 29 South St., 

Albany. 

Paust & Gibson; 31 High Street, Fremanatle. 

Rudinger, Harold Frederick; 181 Roseberry Street, 

Inglewood. 

Sharpe, Keith Upton Barber, 24A Serpentine Rd., 

Albany. 

Shimenson & Co.; 197 Murray Street, Perth. 

Spencer, Ian Edward; 383 Great Eastern mghway' 

Bellevue. 

Spencer, Ian Edward; 383 Great Eastern Highway, 

Bellevue. 

Tough, Stanley Harold; 351 Murray Street, Perth. 

Venables, Allan Stanley; Government Road, Harvey. 

Warburton, John William; 7 Elvire Street, Midland 

Junction, 

Waters, Walter Barry; 2 The Reserve, Midland 

Junction. 

Watson, Laurence Leslie; Watsons Service Station 

Pingelly. 

Wells, Neol; Queens Street, Busselton 

Wiltshire, Leonard Chrisford; Fitzgerald Street, 

Geraldton. 

SHOOTING GALLERIES 

Bennett. Mervyn Patrick; 125 William Street, 

Perth 

Blum, Arthur Ronald; Abba River. via Busselton. 

Bowman. Bert; Luna Park. Scarborough. 

Burke. Benjamin; 45 Ewen Street, Scarborough. 

Byrnes, Ronald George; 6 Guthrio Avenue, Crcmorne, 

Sydney. 

Clark, Alexander: Cuballing, via Narrogin. 

Coward, Cornelius Eric John; 56 Armadale Road, 

Rivervale, 

King, Albert John; cor. Beaufort and Newcastle 

Streets, Perth. 

Manx Amusements; 45 Ewen Street, Scarborough. 

Mealey, John; Beach Carnival, Busselton. 

Orrell, Francis William; Northam. 

Parker, Allan Iles; Rose Park, Emu Point, Albany, 

Pell, Ronald John; cnr. Melville Parade and Comer 

Street, Como. 

Ruggiero, Gcetane; 139 Melville Parade, Como. 

Slavin, Michael; Narrogin. 

Williams, Cyril Vaughan; South Mt. Barker Football 

Club. 

NATIVE WELFARE ACT, 1905-1954. 

Department of Native Welfare, 

Perth, 22nd March, 1956. 

Regulation 136. 

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that 

permits to Mission Workers for the year ending 

30th June, 1956, have been issued as follows: 

Beagle Bay Mission: Rev. Fr. John McGuire. 

S. G. MIDDLETON, 

Commissioner of Native Welfare. 

FORFEITURES. 

THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled 

under section 23 of the Land Act, 1933-1954, due to 

non-payment of rent or other reasons. 

F. C. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands. 

Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corres., Plan. 

Bennell, H.; 342/2218; Pingelly 571; non-payment 

of rent; 3451/51; townsite. 

Buegge, C. R., 347/7698; Melbourne 3553; abandoned; 

8263/50; 56/80, BC2. 

Camp, W. G.; 347/8636; Plantagenet 35366 and 2255; 

abandoned; 3962/52; 451D/40, B4. 

Catol, A. E.; 3117/2181; Big Bell 176; abandoned; 

2048/36; townsite. 

Cullity, M, J.; 349/476; Ninghan 2963; abandoned; 

3375/54; 66/80, Cl. 

Henville, A. C.; 345A/664 (F/C); Northampton 364; 

abandoned; 1669/53; townsite. 

Jaszkowski, K.; 347/8211; Nelson 11059; conditions; 

771/52: 439A/40, BC2. 

Pluschke, D., W. E, and H.; 347/9980; Victoria 

10017; abandoned; 4963/51; 159/80, 0E2. 

Witham, B. A.; 347/10445; Roe 2240; abandoned; 

2236/54; 388/80, Al and 2. 

Yelland, G. R.; 3117/1996; Big Bell 33; non-payment 

of rent; 805/36; townsite. 

Mundrabilla Pastoral Co. Pty. Ltd 393/490; Mundrabilla; 

abandoned; 6051/50; 29/300. 

REVOCATION OF RESERVES. 

Department of Lands and Surveys, 



has been pleased to revoke the Orders in Council 

as follows:- 

Corres. No. 1946/97Order in Council dated 12th 

March, 1913, whereby reserve No. 3953 (Wyndham 

Lot 7) was vested in the Minister for Works in 

trust for a Mechanics' Institute. 


December, 1954, whereby reserve No. 8423 (Wyndham 

Lot 192) was vested in the Wyndham Road 

Board in trust for Hallsite and Road Board Requirements. 

Corres No 2229/15Order in Council dated the 

30th June, 1915, whereby reserve No. 16040 was 

vested in the Minister for Water Supply in trust 

for the purpose of Water. 


February, 1938, whereby reserves No. 18846 and 

21811 were vested in the Municipality of Narrogin 

in trust for the purpose of "Recreation." 


November, 1953, whereby reserve No. 23780 was 

vested in the Rockingham Road Board in trust 

for the purpose of Quarry (Material for Making 

Roads). 

F. C. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands.


CHANGE OF PURPOSE OF RESERVES. 



HIS Excellency the Governor In Executive Council 

has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1954, as follows:- 

Corrcs. No. 8403/96.Of the purpose of Reserve 

No. 8423 (Wyndharn Lot 192) being 

changed from "Hall Site and Road Board 

Requirements" to 'Government Requirements." 

(Plan Wyndham Townaite.) 

Corres. No. 3650/05, V3.Of the purpose of 

Reserve No. 9281 (Cowcowing Agricultural Area 

Lot 31) being changed from Water" to "Public 

Use." (Plan 56C/40, E4.) 

Corres. No. 2229/15.Of the purpose of Reserve 

No. 16040 (Cowcowing Agricultural Lot 268) being 

changed from "Water" to "Public Use." 

(Plan 56C/40, E4.) 


No. 21811 (Narrogin Lots 383, 394 and 395) being 

changed from "Recreation" to "Water Supply." 

(Plan Narrogin.) 


No. 23780 (Peel Estate Lots 1126 and 1286) being 

changed from "Quarry (Material for Making 

Roads)" to 'National Park." (Plan 341D/40, B3 

and 4.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES. 






Corres. No. 2644/53Of the amendment of reserve 

No. 366 (Water) to exclude that portion now 

included in reserve No. 24392 and of its arqa being 

reduced to about 390 acres accordingly. (Plans 

96/300, 97/300.) 


No. 3074 (Common) to exclude that portion 

now distinguished as Melbourne Location 3761. 

(Plan 59/80, Fl.) 

Corres. No. 8509/05, Vol. 2Of the amendment 

of reserve No. 10206 (Excepted from Sale) to exclude 

Byford Lot 5. (Plan Byford Townsite.) 


No. 13298 (Fremantle Lot 1588) to exclude that 

portion now designated Fremantle Lot 1844. (Plan 

Fremantle Sub 186.) 


No. 15197 (Excepted from Sale) to exclude 

Williams Location 15177. (Plan 408A/40, BI.) 


No. 16957 (Fremantle Lot 1591) to exclude 

that portion now designated Fremantle Lot 1845; 

and of its area being reduced to about 4 acres 0 roods 

28 perches accordingly. (Plan Fremantle Sub 186.) 


No. 22280 (Public Utility) to exclude Guilderton 

Lot 95 and of its area being reduced to about 

334 acres 1 rood 11 perches accordingly. (Plan 

29/80, El.) 

Corres, No. 1618/49Of the amendment of rescrve 

No. 23140 (Water) to exclude that portion 

now distinguished as Roe Location 2287, and of its 

area being reduced to about 1,220 acres 1 rood 34 

perches accordingly. (Plan 388/80, B2.) 


No. 23780 to comprise Peel Estate Lots 1126 

and 1286; and of its area being increased to about 

700 acres accordingly. (Plan 34lD/40, B3 and 4.) 


No. 24120 (Government Requirements 

Forests Department) to comprise Mt. Barker Lots 

497 and 498 in lieu of Mt. Barker Lots 495 and 

496 and of its area being reduced to 2 roods 22.4 

perches accordingly. (Plan Mt. Barker Townsite.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES. 




has been pleased to cancel, under section 37 of 


Corres. No. 9567/99Reserve No. 942 (Swan 

Location 2923Water). (Plan 28/80, B4.) 

Corres. No. 1946/97Reserve No, 3953 (Wyndham 

Lot 7.Mechanics' Institute). (Plan Wyndham 

Townsite.) 

Corres. No. 3424/97Reserve No. 4170 (Wyndham 

Lots 8 and 167Public Utility). Plan Wyndham 

Townsite.) 

Corres. No. 4092/94, Vol. 2Reserve No. 5154 

(Albany Sub Lots 200 and 203 to 205 inclusive 

Public Utility). (Plan Albany Sheet 3.) 

Corres. No. 1480/04Reserve No. 9164 (Southern 

Cross Lots 169 and 170Goldfields Water Supply 

Administration). (Plan Southern Cross Townsite.) 

Corres. No. 5600/24Reserve No. 18878 (Peel 

Estate Lot 1126Camping and Recreation) - (Plan 

341D/40, B4.) 

Corres. No. 404/39Reserve No. 21998 (Peel 

Estate Lot 1276Camping). (Plan 341D/40, B3.) 

Corres. No. 4217/99Reserve No. 22319 (Boulder 

Lots 661 and 663Hallsite for Boulder Police Boys' 

Club). (Plan Boulder Sheet 2.) 

Corres. No. 6736/49Reserve No. 23160 (Albany 

Sub Lots 201 and 202Homesites for Pensioners). 

(Plan Albany Sheet 3.) 

F. C. SmTH, 


AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES AND AREA 

OF RESERVE. 





the Land Act, 1933-1954, as follo\vs:- 

Corres. No. 10518/06, V.3.Of the amendment 

of Reserve No. 12033 (Kojonup Location 5101) to 

comprise an area of about 555 acres in lieu of 

about 375 acres bounded by lines starting at the 

North-West corner of location 4093 and extending 

Southward to the Northern boundary of location 

5103; thence Westward to the Eastern side 

of a surveyed road along the Eastern boundary of 

location 5112; thence Northward about 39 chains 

along the Eastern side of the said road; thence 

Ecst about 46 chains; thence North about 26 

chains to the Southern side of a surveyed road 

along the Southern boundary of location 4701; 

thence Eastward to the starting point. (Plan 

416A/40, A2.) 

Corres. No. 597/12.Of the amendment of the 

boundaries of Reserve 14076 (Timber for Settlers) 

by the inclusion of all that portion of land 

bounded on the Northward by Wellington Locations 

1564, 1003 and 828, on the Eastward by 

location 3202, on the Southward by Road No. 705, 

and on the Westward by location 2330 and the 

prolongation Southward of the Eastern boundary 

of the lastmentioned location, excluding Wellington 

Location 4660; and of its area being increased 

to about 2,000 acres accordingly. (Plan 4l4A/40, 

A2,) 

F. C. SMITH, 


RESERVES. 


Perth, 13th March, 1956 


has been pleased to set apart as a Public Reserve 

the land described in the Schedule below for the 

purpose therein set forth. 

Corres. No. 1946/97. 

WYNDHAM.NO. 24384 (Road Board Requirements), 

lot Nos. 7, 8, 167 (2r. 32p.). (Plan Wyndham 

Townsite.)

29 March 1956.] &OVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 913 

Corres. No. 1987/95. 

MELBOURNE.-No. 24385 (Recreation), bc. No. 

3761 (about 48a.). (Plan 59/80, Fl.) 

Corres. No. 6969/47. 

ROE (near Pingaring) .-No. 24387 (Agricultural 

Hailsite), boo. No. 2065 (2a. 3r. iSp.). (Diagrani 

63741, Plan 376/80, D4.) 

Corres. No. 554/56. 

ROE (near Pingaring) .-No. 24388 (country 

Women's Association-Rest Room) bc. No. 2251 

(3r.). (Diagram 63741, Plan 376/80, D4.) 

Corres. No. 4007/55. 

GUILDERTON.-No. 24389 (Sanitary and Rubbish 

Disposal Site), lot No. 95 (about ba.). (Plan 

Guilderton 29/80, El.) 

Corres. No. 4695/55. 

KWINANA.-No. 24390 (Road Board Depot ana 

Plant Nursery), lot No. 115 (33a. 2r. 29p.). (Diagram 

OP. 6531, Plan Medina.) 


KWINANA.-No. 24391 (Schoolsite-Calista, lot 

No, C316 (9a. 2r. 37pJ. (Plan Calista.) 

Corres. No. 2644/53. 

ASHBURTON, DEWITT and PEAWAH.-No, 

24392 (National Park), (about 1,090a.). (Plans 

96/300, 97/300.) 

Description. 

All that portion of Pastoral Lease 394/978 am) 

reserve 366 bounded by lines starting at a point 

situate about 47 chains West and 100 chains North 

of Millstream Station Homestead and extending 

20 deg. 0 mm., about 30 chains; thence 109 deg. 

30 mm., about 200 chains; thence 152 deg. 30 mm., 

about 133 chains; thence 242 deg. 30 mm., about 

40 chains; thence 332 deg. 30 mm., about 132 

chains; and thence 289 deg. 30 mm., about 175 

chains to the starting point. 

Corres. No. 3572/55. 

KWINANA.-No. 24393 (Rubbish and Sanitary 

Depot), lot No. S2 (about 12a.). (Plan 341A/40, 

B2.) 

Corres. No. 3573/55. 

KWINANA.-NO. 24394 (Sand Pit), lot No. S3 

(about IDa.). (Plan 341A/40, B2.) 

corres. No. 4276/07. 

RALGOORLIE.-No. 24403 (Kindergarten Site), 

lot No. 2967 (ir. 31p.). (Plan Kalgoorlie Sheet 1.) 

corres. No. 8553/13. 

WILLIAMS -No. 24404 (Gravel), bc. No. 15177 

(about 16a.). (Plan 408/40, B1.) 

Corres. No. 4414/55. 

ONSLOW.-No. 24405 (Recreation and caravan 

Park), lot No 404 (about 2r.). (Plan Onslow Sheet 

2.) 

Corres. No. 1057/55. 

MT. BARKER-No. 24406 (Government Requirements-Agricultural 

Dept.), lot Nos. 494 to 498 

inclusive (3r. 34.2p). (Diagram 63375, Plan Mt. 

Barker Townaite.) 

Corres. No. 10518/06, Vol. 3. 

KOJONUP.-No. 24407 (Gravel), bc. No. 9078 

(about 120a.). (Plan 416A/40, A2.) 

Corres. No. 3986/55. 

SWAN.-No. 24408 (Public Utility), bc. Nos. 5624 

and 5625 (about 210a.) . (Plan 30/80, D2 and 3.) 

Corres. No. 4092/94, Vol. 2. 

ALBANY -No. 24409 (Recreation), sub lots Nos. 

200 to 205 inclusIve (2a. 2r. l7.7p.). (Plan Albany 

Sheet 3.) 

corres. No. 872/18. 

FREMANTLE,-No. 24410 (Harbour Trust Purposes), 

lots Nos. 1844 and 1845 (about 2a. 3r. l7p.). 

(Plan Fremantle Sub 186.) 

corres. No. 866/51. 

PEEL ESTATE (Lake 000loongupL-No. 24411 

(National Park), lots Nos. 1276 and 1287 (about 

1,050a.). (Plan 341D/40 B3.) 

F. C. SMITH 


BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954. 

Appointment of Bush Fire Control Officers. 

Bush Fires Board, 



the following Road Boards have appointed the 

undermentioned bush fire control officers in their 

districts:- 

Road Boards and Control Officers. 

Greenbushes-H. C. Petterson. 

Tambellup-H. Parsons. 

The following appointment is cancelled:- 

Manjimup-H. W. Gray. A. SUTHERLAND, 

Secretary, Bush Fires Board. 

BUSH FIRES ACT, 1954. 

Declaration of Approved Areas Under Section 52. 

I. ERNEST KNIGHT HOAR. Minister for Lands, 

and the Minister of the Crown for the time being 

charged with the administration of the Bush Fires 

Act, 1954, in pursuance of the powers conferred 

by section 52 of the said Act, do hereby declare the 

Goomalling Road District to be an approved area 

for the purposes of sections 52 and 53 of the said 

Act. 

Dated at Perth this 14th day of March, 1956. 

E. K. HOAR, 


LAND ACT, 1933-1954. 

Special Settlement Lands. 



Corres. 2826/54. 


an area of about 5,200 acres in the Plantagenet 

District described in the Schedule hereunder has 

been set apart for the purposes of Special Settlement, 

pursuant to the provisions of section 84 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1954. 

Such land is available for selection under Part 

V (Divisions 1 and 4) of the said Act and the regulations 

thereunder, subject to survey, classification 

and pricing and the special conditions enumerated 

hereunder. 

Applications must be lodged at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Thursday, 

26th April, 1956, accompanied by a deposit of 

£17 Ss. 

All applications received on or before that date 

will be treated as having been received on the closing 

day, and, in the event of more applications 

than one for this area, the application to be 

granted will be decided by the Land Board. 

Special Conditions. 

Applications are limited to areas not exceed- 

ing 1,500 acres' in all with a maximum area of 

1,000 acres of cultivable land suitable for establish- 

ing 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. 

Schedule. 

All that portion of land containing about 5,200 

acres bounded on the North by a two-chain road 

along the Southern boundary of location 5953, on 

the East by a two-chain road extending Southward 

from the South-East corner of location 5953 to the 

North boundary of location 5963, boundaries of


locations 5963, 2708, 5601, 2491, 3436, 3815, 2490, 

2761, 2763 and 5964, on the South by a road extending 

from a Western boundary of location 5962, 

Westward along the Northern boundary of that 

location and onward to a South-East corner of 

location 5999 and boundaries of location 5999 and 

4727, and on the West by the Icalgan River and 

boundaries of locations 4961, 2856, 2692 and 4874. 

(Plan 451B/40, EP4.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


DEDICATION OF LAND. 





has been pleased to dedicate, under the provisions 

of the State Housing Act, 1946-1954, Kwinana Lots 

C67 and C95 to the purposes of the said Act. (Plan 

Calista.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


OPEN FOR SALE. 



Corres. No. 1511/46. 


has been pleased to approve, under section 45A 

of the Land Act, 1933-1954, of Corrigin Lot 290 

being made available for sale in fee simple for the 

purpose of an Oil Storage Depot, priced at £500, 

subject to examination of survey and to the followS 

ing conditions:- 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of 

£50, lodged at the Lands Office, Perth, on or before 

Thursday, 26th April, 1956. 

Balance of purchase money shall be paid 

within 12 months from the date of approval of the 

application by four quarterly instalments on the 

first days of January, April, July and October. 

All applications lodged on or before that date 

will be treated as having been received on the closing 

day, and if there are more applications than one, 

the application to be granted will be decided by the 

Land Board 

F. C. SMITH 


OPEN FOR SALE. 



Corres. No. 2336/55. 


has been pleased to approve, under section 45A of 

the Land Act, 1933-1954, of Southern Cross Lots 

169 and 170 being made available for sale for an 

estate in fee simple for the purchase price of £30 

and £25 respectively, and subject to the following 

conditions:- 

Applications accompanied by a deposit of 

10 per cent. of the fixed price, must be lodged at 

the Lands Office, Perth, on or before Thursday, 

26th April, 1955. 

All applications lodged on or before that 

date will be treated as having been received on 

the closing day, and, if there are more applications 

than one, the application to be granted will be 

decided by the Land Board. 

Balance of purchase money shall be paid 

within 12 months from the date of approval of 

application by four quarterly instalments on the 

first days of January, April, July and October. 

F. C. SMITH, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING. 



Corres. No. 6307/49. 

APPLICATIONS are invited, under section 116 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1954, for the leasing of the area 

described in schedule hereto for a term of 21 years 

at a rental of £2 per annum for a purpose of 

"Recreation." The lease shall be subject to the 

following: 

(a) The lessee will not cut any timber other 

than that necessary to clear the playing area. 

Cb) No compensation will be payable for any 

improvements erected by the lessee and existing at 

determination of the lease. 

Cc) That at any time after five years from cominencement 

of the lease, if the land is not being 

used for the purpose specified, the lease may be 

cancelled by the Minister. 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £2, 

must be lodged at the Department of Lands and 

Surveys, Perth, on or before Thursday, 26th April, 

1956. 

If there are more applications than one for this 

land, the application to be granted shall be decided 

by the Land Board. 

F. C. SMITH, 


Schedule. 

All that portion of land bounded by lines starting 

at the North-East corner of Canning Location 963 

and extending North about 20 chains; thence West 

to the Eastern boundary of location 711; thence 

South along the said Eastern boundary to the 

North-Western corner of location 1237; thence East 

and South along boundaries of said location 1237 

to the North-Eastern corner of location 972; thence 

Eastwards to the starting point excluding a onechain 

road along the Eastern boundary of location 

1237 and extending Northwards. (Plan 1C/20, NW.) 

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE OR LEASING. 




the undermnentioned lots are now open for sale or 

leasing, under the conditions specified, by public 

auction, as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1954, at 

the following upset prices: 

Applications to be lodged at Perth. 

Corres. No. 8509/05, Vol. 2, 

BYFORD.Town 5, £40. 

Corres. No. 2400/51. 

000MALLING Suburban 62 (3a.), £45. 

Corres. No. 4279/53. 

HANNANS.Town Sub. 149, 240; subject to the 

condition that the purchaser shall erect on his lot 

a residence or other building to comply with local 

authority by-laws and at a value of not less than 

£1,000. A transfer of the license will not be 

approved and a Crown grant of the lot will not be 

issued until the purchaser has complied with the 

building condition. 

Corres. No. 2002/51. 

MEEICATHARRA.Town 429, 430 and 431, £20 

each; 432, £25; subject to the condition that the 

purchaser shall erect on his lot a residence or 

other building to comply with local authority bylavs. 

Failure to comply with this condition will 

render the license forfeitable. A transfer of the 

license will not be approved and a Crown grant 

of the lot will not be issued until the purchaser 

has complied with the building condition. 

Corres. No. 1937/53. 

MT. MAGNETTown 124, £25; 128, £20; subject 

to the condition that the purchaser shall erect on 

his lot a residence or other building to comply 

with local authority by-laws. A transfer of the 

license will not be approved and a Crown grant 

of the lot will not be issued until the purchaser 

has complied with the building condition.


Corres. No. 4419/51. 

WATHEROO.Town 73, £25. 

Corres. No. 1579/52. 

WESTONIA.Town 38 and 39, £20 each. 

Corres. No. 1112/51. 

WUBIN.Town 35, £30. 

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots 

referred to are now obtahable at this office and 

the offices of the various Government Land Agents, 

F. C. SMITH, 


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. 

i'ert/e Land Agency. 



1'l' is hereby notified, for general information, that the areas scheduled hereunder are available for selection under Part V. 

of the Land Act, 1933-1954, 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 seven days between the closing date and the sittint 

of the Board. 

All marketable timber, including sandalwood and mallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the provisions of clause 

14 of the Regulations. 

OPEN ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 26TH APRIL, 1956. 

SCHEDULE. 

EXTENSION OF CLOSING DATE 

Plantagenet Location 6151. 


Perth, 27th March 1956. 

Corres. No. 3559/55. 

IT is hereby notified for general information that 

the closing date for receipt of applications for 

Plantagenet Location 6151 has been extended from 

Wednesday, 21st March, 1956, to Wednesday, 4th 

April, 1956. (Plan 451/40, E4.) 

P. C. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands 

Location No. Area. Price per Acre. Plan. orrcs. No. Classification File. 

a. a. p. £ s.d. £ s.d. 

Hay 1280 (a) (a) 1,373 1 12 0 5 6 414/80 E.3 1808/55 6799/47 p.34 16 0 0 

(cx. survey fee) 

Hay 2224(a).. 607039 076 444/80E.3 1808/55 O790/47p.34 210 

Kojcnup 8337 (a) (5) 3,465 2 31 0 8 3 417/80 F. I and 4399/55 4510/28 p. 4 3 7 6 

418/80 A. 1 

Melbourne 3019 (a) (ci) 3,524 3 2 0 0 3 63/80 B. 3 2937/51 Sheet 655 3 11 0 

and 4 

Oldfleld 643 (a) (e) abt.1,600 0 0 Subject to pricing 405/SOD. B. 3 4049/55 Subjecttoclassi- 17 5 0 

fication 

Plantagenct 2559 (a) ... 94 1 0 1 14 9 456B/20 4958/54 13692/03 V. 3 1 8 6 

Plantagenet 2560 (a) .... 87 2 0 1 14 9 456B/20 4958/54 

p. 22 

13092/03 V. 3 

p. 21 

(a) Subject to exemption from road rates for two years from date of appioval of application. 

(5) Subject to payment for improvements. 

(a) Subject to survey, and provision of necessary roads. 

Subject to examination of survey. 

Subject to mining conditions. 

Available u,,der Section 53 of the Land Act, 1933-1954. 

Available to adjoining holders only. 

(It) One.flfth 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. 

1 8 6 

PlantagenetSs2s(f)(g)Qt) 320 0 0 200 0 0 451C/4O E. 3 2164/54 .... 20 5 0 

(Purchase price) 

Roe 978 .... 2,469011 080 388/8OB.4 4380/51 .. 300 

Roe 1452 (a) .... 2,052 1 14 0 5 9 345/80 F. 2 2023/55 2423/28 p. 1A 3 0 0 

Roe 1453(a) .... 2,496339 053 345/80P.2 2623/55 2423/28p.lA 300 

Roe 2286 (a) .... abt.l,100 0 0 Subject to pricing 5/80 F. 3 1611/55 Subjcettoclassi- 15 0 0 

fication 

Roe 2287 (a) abt. 163 0 0 Subject to pricing 388/SO B. 2 1618/49 Subject to classi- 6 15 0 

S cation 

Swan 2923 (f) (g) 3 0 36 40 0 0 28/80 B. 4 9567/99 .... 4 5 0 

(Purchase price) 

Swan 5678 (a) (f)... abt. 23 0 0 Subject to pricing W/40 B. 1 1145/55 Subject to classificaticn 

4 0 0 

P. C. SMITH, 



WITHDRAWAL. 



Corres. 9298/08. 


Cranbrook Lots 190 and 191 are hereby withdrawn 

from sale. (Plan Cranbrook Townsite.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


TENDERS FOR LEASING. 

Yilgarn Locations 612, 613, 619 and 622 

Section 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1954. 



Corres. No. 5303/52. 

TENDERS are invited for the leasing of Yilgarn 

Locations 612, 613, 610 and 622, containing 3,621a. 

2r. 16p. 

The above locations will be available for leasing 

under section 116 of the Land Act, 1933-1954, for 

grazing purposes for a term of ten (10) years at 

a minimum rental of fifty pounds (50) per annum 

and subject to the following conditions: 

No compensation will be payable for improvements 

effected by the lessee and existing at expiration 

or earlier determination of the lease. 

The lessee shall maintain existing improvements 

to the satisfaction of the Minister for Lands. 

The successful tenderer, if other than the 

late lessee, shall be required to pay £250 for 

fencing. 

The lease shall be subject to mining conditions. 

Tenders, accompanied by £1, plus a half-year's 

tendered rental, must be lodged at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys, Perth, not later than 3.30 

p.m. on Wednesday, 18th April, 1956. The envelope 

must be endorsed 'Tenders for Leasing Yilgarn 

Locations 612, 613, 619 and 622." 

The highest or any tender will not necessarily 

be accepted. 

(Plan 53/80, C and D2.) 

F. C. SMITH, 


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING. 

Under Part VI of the Land Act, 1933-1954. 

WEDNESDAY, 9th MAY, 1956. 

Eucla DivisionNurina District. 

Corres. No. 3394/55. (Plans 15/300 and 16/300.) 


the area of about 1,590,000 acres bounded by lines 

commencing at a corner of pastoral lease 393/456, 

situated 180 chains East and 65 chains North of 

survey mark E19, and extending South about 530 

chains and West about 2,550 chains to the Eastern 

boundary of lease 393/503; thence North and Westerly 

along boundaries of this lease to a point due 

South of survey mark E27; thence North about 

3,100 chains, East about 6,160 chains and South 

about 380 chains to the North-West corner of 

pastoral lease 393/453; thence generally South and 

West along the boundaries of pastoral leases 

393/453, 393/431 and 393/456 to the starting point, 

will be available for pastoral leasing on and after 

Wednesday, 9th May, 1956. Subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. 

F. C. SMITH, 


North-West DivisionTeano District. 

Corres. No. 4945/51. (Plans 79/300 and 80/300.) 


the area of about 504,500 acres bounded on the 

South by lease 394/598 and the Eastern prolongation 

of its Northern boundary, leases 394/806, 

394/740 and 394/520; on the West by leases 

394/571, 394/1054, 394/1300 and the Northward 

prolongation of the Eastern boundary of the lastmentioned 

lease; on the North by leases 394/1407. 

394/1389, 394/1132, 394/1244, 394/1390, 394/1133 

and 394/597; on the East by lease 394/597 and the 

Southward prolongation of its Westernmost boundsry, 

will be available for pastoral leasing on and 

after Wednesday, 9th May, 1956. Subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. F. C. SMITH, 


ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1954. 

Closure of Road. 

I. THR Minister for Lands, being the owner of land 

over or along which the portion of road hereunder 

described passes, have applied to the Busselton 

Road Board to close the said portion of road, viz.:- 

Busselton. 

7031/47. 

B.556, That portion of Geographe Esplanade 

bounded by lines commencing at a point sittiate 

one chain North of the North-West corner of Sussex 

Location 120 and extending North to the high 

"nter mqrk on the shores of Geographe Bay; thence 

South-Eastward along said high water mark to its 

intersection with the prolongation North of the 

East boundary of said location; thence South along 

said prolongation to a point situate one chain 

North of the North-East corner of the location and 

West to the starting point. (Plan Broadwater 

Suburban Area.) 

F. C. SMITH, 

for Minister for Lands. 

T Frank Henry .Tolliffe. on behalf of the Busselton 

Road Board, hereby assent to the above 

opplication to close the road therein described. 

P' H JOLLIFFE, 

Chairman Busselten Road Board. 

19th March, 1956. 


WHEREAS the BAYSWATER Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board, held at 

Bayswater on or about the 25th day of May, 1955, 

resolved to open the road hereinafter described, 

that is to say:- 

1149/16. 

Road No. 8198 (Railway ParadeWidening of 

Part). Those portions of lots 23 and 24 of Swan 

Location U (L,T.O. Diagram 1241) as delineated 

and coloured dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 

62369. (Plan Bayswoter No. 93.) 

WHEREAS the BUSSELTON Road Board, by resolution 


Busselton on or about the 19th day of July, 1956, 



1666/55. 

Road No. 11159. A strip of land one chain wide 

(widening at its terminus as delineated and coloured 

dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 63404) 

commencing at the North-West corner of Sussex 

Location 4001 and extending (as surveyed) Eastward 

along the Northern boundary of said location 

to a surveyed road at its North-East corner. 

isp. being resumed from Sussex Location 2868. 

(Plan 413D/40, B3.) 

WHEREAS the BUSSELTON Road Board, by resolution 


Busselton on or about the 1st day of September, 

1954, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, 

that is to say: 

L. and 5. 4036/29. 

Road No. 2591 (Extension and Widening). A 

strip of land, one chain wide (widening as de- 

lineated and coloured dark brown on L. and S. 

Diagram 63531), leaving the present road on the 

Southern boundary of Sussex Location 2586 and 

extending Eastward along the Southern boundaries 

of locations 2586 and 3062 to a surveyed road along 

the East boundary of location 1572, (Plan 4i3D/40, 

B4.)


WHEREAS the CANNING Road Board, by resolution 


Cannington on or about the 23rd day of August, 



5149/51. 

Road No. 11160 (Barbican Street). A strip of 

land one chain wide (widening at its commencement 

as delineated and coloured dark brown on 

1.,. and S. Diagram 63205) leaving road No. 4391 

at the North-East corner of lot 977 of Canning 

Location 25 (L.T.O. Plan 4386) and extending (as 

shown on said plan) West along the North boundaries 

of said lot and lot 944 to Marjorie Avenue 

at the North-West corner of the latter lot. 13.8p. 

being resumed from Canning Location 25. (Plan 

1D/20 SE) 

WHEREAS the CANNING Road Board, by resolution 


Cannington on or about the 6th day of February, 



L. and S. 2184/29, Vol. 3, M.R.D. 842/50. 

Road No. 9855 (Widening of Part). Those portions 

of lots 1, 34, 33, 32, 31 and 30 of Canning 

Location 1 (L.T.O. Plan 2719) as delineated and 

coloured dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 62957. 

2a. Or. lp. being resumed from Canning Location 1. 

(Plan 1D/20 SE) 

WHEREAS the COLzLIE-COALFIELDS Road 

Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the 

Board, held at Collie on or about the 5th day of 

July, 1955, resolved to open the road hereinafter 

described, that is to say:- 

2535/55. 


(unsurveyed) commencing at the South-West corner 

of Wellington Location 1892 and extending 

North outside and along part of the West boundary 

of said location to the Southern side of road No. 

3509. (Plan 411C/40, P4.) 

WHEREAS the DARDANUP Road Board, by resolution 


Dardanup on or about the 17th day of September, 



L. and S. 663/43. 

Road No. 11189. A strip of land, one chain wide, 

commencing at the North-West corner of Wellington 

Location 1279 and extending Eastward (as 

surveyed) along the Northern boundary of the 

location to road No. 165 at its North-East corner. 

(Plan 411D/40, B4.) 

WHEREAS the DARDANTJP Road Board, by resolution 


Dardanup on or about the 13th day of February, 

ioso, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, 


9335/98. 

Road No. 11158. A strip of land 50 links wide 

commencing at the South-East corner of lot 3 of 

Wellington Location 369 (L.T.O. Diagram 6075) 

and extending (as shown on said diagram) North- 

ward along the Eastern boundary of said lot to 

its North-East corner, continuing (as delineated 

and coloured dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 

63489) Northward through location 506 to junction 

with road No. 2595 within the latter location. 

ir. 33.7p. being resumed from Wellington Location 

506. (Plan 411D/40, C4.) 

(2)-94532 

WHEREAS the DUMBLEYUNG Road Board, by 

resolution passed at a meeting of the Board held 

at Dumbleyung on or about the 8th day of 

February, 1947, resolved to open the road hereinafter 

described that is to say:- 

L. and S. 10713/09, Vol. 2; M.R.D. 540/46. 


widening as delineated and coloured dark brown 

on L. and S. Diagram 63771) leaving a surveyed 

road at the North-West corner of Williams Location 

10914 and extending (as surveyed) Southward 

along the Western boundaries of said location and 

locations 10913, 14017 and 11900 to a surveyed road 

at the South-West corner of the lastmentioned 

location, Ga. 2r. lip., la. Sr. 7.4p., 4a. and 3r. 35.8p. 

WHEREAS the DUMBLEYUNG Road Board, by 


at Dumbleyung on or about the 20th day of April, 

1955, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


1579 /5 5. 

Road No. 11123 (Harvey Street). A strip of land 

one chain wide (widening in lots 126 and 86 as 

delineated and coloured dark brown on L. and S. 

Diagram 63335) leaving Love Street at the South- 

East corner of Dumbleyung lot 86 and extending 

(as surveyed) West along the South boundaries 

of said lot and lots 87 and 89 and 126 to 126 

(inclusive) to Tunney Street at the South-West 

corner of the lastmentioned lot. C.7p. being resumed 

from Dumbleyung Lot 126. (Plan Dumbleyung 

Townsite.) 

WHEREAS the GERALDTON-GREENOUGH Road 

Board, by resolution passed at a meeting of the 

Board, held at Geraldton on or about the 21st day 

of April, 1953, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


L. and S 4232/52. 

Road No. 11187. A strip of land, one ehan wide, 

leaving a road at the North-West corner of Victoria 

Location 9676 and extending Southward Inside 

and along part of the East boundary of the 

location (as delineated and coloured dark brown on 

L. and S. Diagram 63604) to the North side of 

road No. 3919. (Plan 157C/40, E4.) 

WHEREAS the GINGIN Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at Gingin 

on or about the 24th day of May, 1946, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, that Is 

to say:- 

2354/46. 

Road No. 11163. A strip of land one chain wide, 

commencing at the North-East corner of Swan 

Location 695 and extending (as delineated and coloured 

dark brown on O,P. 6575) Northward, Eastward, 

Southward, again Eastward, again Northward, 

again Eastward and again Southward Inside 

and along boundaries of lots M1373 (L.T.O. Diagram 

5872) and MISS of location 1373 (L.T.O. Plan 

3111) and location 1177 to a surveyed road at its 

junction with the Eastern boundary of the last 

mentioned location. i3a. 2r. 9p. and 4a. Or. lop. 

being resumed from Swan Locations 1373 and 1177, 

respectively. (Plan 31/80, B4.) 

WHEREAS the GOOMALLING Road Board, by 

resolution passed at a meeting of the Board, held 

at 000malling on or about the 18th day of 


described, that Is to say:- 

710/55. 

Road No. 11142 (DevIation of Part). A strip of 

land one chain wide tunsurveyed) its South- 

Western side leaving the North-Western side of the 

present road at the South corner of Avon Location 

20508 (part of reserve No. 15442) and extending 

North-Westward along the South-Western boundary 

of the location to a point in prolongation 

South-Westward of the North-Western side of the 

surveyed road on the North-Western boundayy of 

location 14847; thence North-Eastward along said 

prolongation to a surveyed road on the Northern 

boundary of said location 20508. (Plan 320/40, P4.)


WHEREAS the GREENBUSHES Road Board, by 


at Greenbushes on or about the 20th day of 

November, 1947, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


5456/08. 


commencing on the Western boundary of Nelson 

Location 1598 and extending (as delineated and 

coloured dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 63760) 

Southward through said location and Location 1599 

to the Western boundary of the latter location. 

Ia. ir. 15.lp. and 3r. 7p. being resumed from Nelson 

Locations 1598 and 1599 respectively. (Plan 

439B/40, Dl.) 

WHEREAS the HARVEY Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at 

Harvey on or about the 18th day of October, 1955, 



L. and S. 1384/98. 

Road No. 9768. (Widening of Part.) That portion 

of Wellington Location 698 as delineated and 

coloured dark brown on L and S. Diagram 63496. 

ir. 17.4p. being resumed from Wellington Location 

698. (Plan 383D/40, A4.) 

WhEREAS the KELLERBERRIN Road Board, by 


at Kellerberrin on or about the 11th day of 

July, 1955, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


1003/55 


leaving Massinghazn Street at the North-East corner 

of lot 22 of Avon Location 3777 (L.T.O. Plan 

3199) and extending (as shown on said plan) 

Southward along the Eastern boundary of said 

lot and to and along the Eastern boundaries of 

lots 23 to 26 inclusive and 41 to 46 inclusive to 

the South-East corner of the lastmentloned lot. 

Road No. 11169 (Forrest Street). A strip of land 

one chain wide leaving Mitchell Street at the 

South-West corner of lot 54 of Avon Location 3777 

(L.T.O. Plan 3199) and extending (as shown on 

said plan) Eastward along the Southern boundary 

of said lot and to and along the Southern boundaries 

of lots 53 to 46 inclusive and onward to the 

Eastern alignment of road No. 11168. 

Road No. 11170 (Hammond Street). A strip of 

land one chain wide leaving road No. 11168 at the 

South-East corner of lot 26 of Avon Location 3777 


said plan) Westward along the Southern boundaries 

of said lot and to and along the Southern 

boundaries of lots 27 to 30 inclusive, 9 to 13 inclusive 

and Icellerberrin Lot 362 to Mitchell Street 

at the South-West corner of the lastmentioned lot. 

Road No. 11171 (Watt Street). A strip of land 

one chain wide leaving Massingham Street at the 

North-East corner of lot 5 of Avon Location 3777 


said plan) Southward along the Eastern boundary 

of said lot and to and along the Eastern boundaries 

of lots 6 to 9 inclusive to road No. 11170 

(Hammond Street) at the South-East corner of 

the lastmentioned lot, 5a Or 7p. being resumed 

from Avon Location 3777. 

(Plan Kellerberrin Townsite.) 

WHEREAS the KOJONUP Road Board, by resolution 


Kojonup on or about the 24th day of November, 



4476/50 

Road No. 9935 (Extension). A strip of land one 

chain wide leaving the terminus of the present 

road at the South-East corner of lot 1 of Kojonup 

Location 4430 (L.T.O. Diagram 6916) and extending 

(as delineated and coloured dark brown on OP. 

6328) Eastward through lot 3 of said location 

(L.T.O. Diagram 6918) to its Eastern boundary 

6a, lr. 26p. being resumed from Kojonup Location 

4430. (Plan 4150/40, F3.) 

WHEREAS the LAKE GRACE Road Board, by 


at Lake Grace on or about the 2nd day of 

September, 1947, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


4910/47. 


widening in parts, commencing at the North-East 

corner of Williams Location 9525 and extending 

(as surveyed and as delineated and coloured dark 

brown on L. and S. Diagram 63512) Southward 

along the Eastern boundary of said location and 

through and along part of the Western boundary 

of location 9526, Reserve 16893, to a surveyed road 

on the Southern boundary of location 9525. 3a. 

lr. 20p, being resumed from Williams Location 

9525. (Plan 387/80, D4.) 

WHEREAS the MANJIMUP Road Board, by resolution 


Manjimup on or about the 8th day of December, 



4082/15, 

Road No. 6781 (Giblet Street Extension). A strip 

of land one chain wide leaving the terminus of the 

present road at the South corner of Manjimup 

Lot I and extending South-Westward (widening 

as shown on OP. 6520) to and along the South- 

Eastern boundary of lot 276 to Rose Street at the 

West corner of the latter lot. (Plan Manjimup 

Townaite.) 

WHEREAS the MANJIMTJP Road Board, by resolution 


Manjimup on or about the 17th day of May, 1955, 

resolved to open the road hereinafter described. 


1453/55 

Road No. 11176. A strip of lane one chain wide 

(unsurveyed) leaving the Western side of road No. 

10021 at a point situate about 12 chains South 

from the North-East corner of Nelson Location 

5492 and extending South-Westward through Saw 

Milling Area No. 120/33 to its Southernmost boundary. 

Road No. 11177. A strip of land 75 links wide 

(unsurveyed) leaving the North-Western side of 

road No. 11176 at a point on said side of road 

No. 11176 situate about 1 chain 50 links South- 

Westward from its junction with road No. 10021 

and extending North-Westward through Saw Milling 

Area No. 120/33 for a distance of about 5 

chains. 

(Plan 443A/40, Al.) 



Manjimup on or about the 25th day of September, 


that Is to say:- 

1178/18. 

Road No. 11183. A strip of land one chain wide, 

leaving a surveyed road at the South-West corner 

of Nelson Location 12070 and extending (as delineated 

and coloured dark brown on L and S. 

Diagram 63768) Northward outside and along the 

Western boundary of said location to its North- 

West corner; thence North-Westward outside and 

along part of the South-Western boundary of location 

9600 for a distance of 20 chains 35.4 links. 

(Plan 4390/40, E4.) 



Manjimup on or about the 17th day of February, 



2252/32. 

Road No. 4581 (Widening of Part). A strip of 

land one chain wide along the Southern side of 

the present road extending from the North-west 

to the North-East corner of Nelson Location 9482. 

(Plan 4390/40, D3.)

29 March, 1956.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 919 

WHEREAS the MOORA Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at Moora 

on or about the 8th day of January, 1949, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, 


L. and 5. 5379/12, Vol. 2; M.R.D. 496/48. 

Road No. 7996. (a) Extension,A strip of land, 

one chain wide, widening at its commencement, 

leaving the present road near the South-East 

corner of lot M.114l of Melbourne Location 933 

(L.T.O. Diagram 4894) and extending as delineated 

and coloured dark brown on O.P. 6551) Northward 

through the Piawaning-Bindi Bindi Railway Reserve 

to road No. 8812 on the Eastern side of said 

railway reserve. 

(b) Widening of PartsThose portions of lots 

M.1753 and M 1757 of Melbourne Location 918 

(L.T.O. Diagrams 7824 and 17275), lot M.1672 and 

that portion of lot M.1141 situate West of the 

Piawaning-Bindi Bindi Railway Reserve of Melbourne 

Location 933 (L.T.O. Diagrams 7391 and 

4894) as delineated and coloured dark brown on 

O.Ps. 6553 and 6551. 3a. and Ga. 3r. 13p. being 

resumed from Melbourne Locations 918 and 933, 

respectively. 


of lot M.1642 and lot M.1141 situate East of 

the Pianwaning-Bindi Bindi Railway Reserve of 

Melbourne Location 933 (L.T.O. Diagrams 7393 and 

4894) as delineated and coloured dark brown on 

OP. 6551. 5a. Sr. 26p. being resumed from Melbourne 

Location 933. 

(Plan 57/80, A2.) 

WHEREAS the MOORA Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at Moora 

on or about the 25th day of June, 1955, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, that is to 

say:- 

8470/13. 


leaving a surveyed road at the South-West corner 

of Melbourne Location 3143 and extending (as 

surveyed) North-Eastward and Eastward through 

said location and locations 2048, 2413 and 1570 and 

along the Southern boundary of location 3425 to 

road No. 3310 at the South-East corner of the 

lastmentioned location. (Plan 63/80, CD1.) 

WHEREAS the MOUNT MARSHALL Road Board, 

by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board 

held at Bencubbin on or about the 23rd day of 

May, 1955, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


1011/42. 

Road No. 11166. A strip of land, 38.5 links wide 

(unsurveyed), leaving Monger Street at the West 

corner of Bencubbin Lot 44 and extending North- 

Eastward outside and along the North-western 

boundary of said lot to a surveyed way at its North 

corner. (Plan Bencubbin Townsite.) 

WHEREAS the MURRAY Road Board, by resolution 


Finjarra on or about the 19th day of June 1954, 



L. and S. 3207/97, Vol. 4, M.R.D. 27/50. 


of Murray Locations 734 and 243 as delineated and 


ir. 36.6p. and la. 2r. 28p. being resumed from 

Murray Locations 734 and 243 respectively. (Plan 

3800/40, D3.) 

WHEREAS the NORTHAM Road Board, by resolution 


Northam on or about the 15th day of May, 1951, 



L. and 5. 15631/08, M.R.D. 439/51. 

Road No. 25. (Widening of Part). Those portions 

of Avon Locations 584 and 806 as delineated and 


lop, and 23 9p. being resumed from Avon Locations 

584 and 806 respectively. (Plan Northam 40 N.W.) 

WHEREAS the PERTH Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at Perth 

on or about the 22nd day of April, 1956, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, that is 

to say:- 

2084/33. 

Road No. 10087 (West Coast HighwayExtension). 

A strip of land one chain wide (widening 

at its terminus as delineated and coloured dark 

brown on L. and S. Diagram 63729) leaving the 

terminus of the present road at the North-East 

corner of lot 75 on L.T.O. Plan 3827 and extending 

(as shown on said Plan) Southward along the 

Eastern boundaries of said lot and lots 76 to 78 

inclusive to the South-East corner of the last mentioned 

lot. 0.5p. being resumed from lot 78 of Swan 

Locations 1186 and 1187. (Plan Scarborough No. 

64.) 

WHEREAS the PHILLIPS RIVER Road Board, by 


at Ravensthorpe on or about the 20th day of 



2345/27. 

Road No. 11152 (Deviation of Part). A strip 

of land two-chain wide (unsurveyed) leaving the 

present road on the West boundary of Oldfteld 

Location 459 and extending North inside and along 

part of the said boundary to its North-West corner; 

thence East inside and along part of the South 

boundary of location 458 and the South boundary 

of location 350 to road No. 7285 at the South-East 

corner of the last mentioned location. (Plan 

405/80, E3.) 

WHEREAS the QUAIRADING Road Board, by 


at Quairading on or about the lath day of May. 



L. and 5 1563/07, M.R.D. 200/48. 

Road No. 2990 (Widening of Parts). Those portions 

of Avon Locations 11188, 12027, 11191, 8872 

and 17473 as delineated and coloured dark brown 

on OP. 6496. 2r. 6.lp., 5.2p., la. lr. 6.2p., 2a. Or. lop. 

and 2a, Or. 9p. being resumed from Avon Locations 

11188, 12027, 11191, 8872 and 17473 respectively. 

(Plan SC/40, E4.) 

WHEREAS the TOODYAY Road Board, by resolution 


Toodyay on or about the 20th day of February, 


that Is to say: 

L. & S. 9345/06, M.R.D. 756/50. 

Road No. 26 (Deviation and Widening of Parts). 

Those portions of Avon Locations U3, 879, 350. 1065, 

1335, 824 and 1954 as delineated and coloured dark 

brown on O.P. 6610. 8a. 3r. lOp., la. lr. 38.8p., 3a. 

Or. 9p., 2a. Or. lOp., lr. 0.6p., 15.6p. and Ga. Or. 36p. 

being resumed from Avon Locations U3, 879, 350, 

1065, 1335, 824 and 1954 respectively. (Plan Northam 

40 N.W.) 

WHEREAS the UPPER CHAPMAN Road Board, 


held at Nanson on or about the 26th day of August, 


that Is to say: 

L. and S. 2550/20. 

Road No. 8084. (a) (Widening). A strip of land, 

one chain wide along the western side of the 

present road, as delineated and coloured dark 

brown on 0.?. 6493. 

(b) (Extension). A strip of land, two chains 

wide, leaving the present road at the North-West 

corner of location 6789 and extending Southward 

(as delineated and coloured dark brown on 02. 

6493) to road No. 11186 at the South-West corner 

of Victoria Location 6788. 

(Plan 157B/40, Fl and 2.)


WHEREAS the VICTORIA PLAINS Road Board, 


held at Calingiri on or about the 9th day of July, 



L. and S. 5379/12, Vol. 2; M.R.D. 494/47. 

Road No. 6483 (Widening of Part). That portion 

of Avon Location 1828 along the Eastern 

side of the present road as delineated and coloured 

dark brown on OP. 6552. la. lr. 3.4p. being resumed 

from Avon Looation 1828. (Plan 32/80, B2.) 

WHEREAS the WANNEROO Road Board, by resolution 


Wanneroo on or about the 14th day of May, 1951, 



53/40. 

Road No. 11154. A strip of land, one chain wide 

(widening at its commencement and in part), leaving 

road No. 9720 on the South boundary of Perthshire 

Location 113 and extending (as surveyed) 

South-Eastward through Swan Location 5426 to the 

North boundary of Perthshire Location 111, continuing 

(as delineated and coloured dark brown on 

OP. 6343 and as shown on L.T.O. Diagram 11584) 

South-Eastward, Eastward and Southward through 

location 111 and inside and along part of its Eastern 

boundary and through Swan Locations 2102 and 

2790 to road No. 3662 at its junction with the South 

boundary of the lastmentioned location. 5a. 1i. 

isp., la. Or. 29.7p and la. 3r. 12.7p. being resumed 

from Perthshire Location 111, Swan Locations 2102 

and 2790, respectively. (Plan 28/SO, A4.) 

WHEREAS the WANNEROO Road Board, by resolution 


Wanneroo on or about the 13th day of August, 

1952, resolved to open the road hereinafter de- 

scribed, that is to say: 

L. and S 1002/91, Vol. 2; M.R.D. 392/52. 

Road No. 11164. A strip of land, 2 chains wide 

(widening at its commencement and terminus), 

leaving road No. 3 (Wanneroo Road) at the South- 

West corner of Swan Location 2816 and extending 

(as delineated and coloured dark brown on OP. 

6298) Northward through said location and locations 

2893 and 1590 to rejoin road No. 3 on the 

Western boundary of the lastmentioned location. 

(Excluding the intersecting portion of road No. 

1359.) 4a. lr. 31p.. 3a. 2r. 24p. and lr. 29.7p. being 

resumed from Swan Locations 2816, 2893 and 1590, 

respectively. (Plan 1A/4O, B1.) 

WHEREAS the WILLIAMS Road Board, by resolution 


Williams on or about the 20th day of November, 



6654/24. 

Road No. 11140 (Deviation of Part). A strip of 

land, one chain wide, widening in parts, leaving the 

present road at the North-West corner of Williams 

Location 2838 and extending (as surveyed) 

South along the West boundary of said location to 

its South-West corner; thence (as delineated and 

coloured dark brown on O,P. 6524) East along the 

South boundary of location 2838, South and East 

along part of the West and the South boundaries 

of location 2837 and the South boundary of location 

2905 to a surveyed road at the South-East 

corner of the lastmentioned location. 3a. 2r. 7p., 

4a. 2r. 21p., 2a. 2r. 2p. and 2a Or ip. being resumed 

from Williams Locations 2838, 2837, 2905, and '7114, 

respectively. (Plan 384B/4O, E2.) 

WHEREAS the WYALKATCHEM Road Board, by 


at Wyalkatchem on or about the 11th day of 


described, that is to say: 

L. and 5. 2510/19, M.R.D. 823/50. 

Road No. 2769 (Extension.) A strip of land one 

chain wide (widening as delineated and coloured 

dark brown on O.P.'s 6558 and 6557) leaving the 

terminus of the present road opposite the South- 

East corner of Avon Location 9530 and extending 

(as surveyed) Eastward along part of the Northern 

boundary of location 16169 and to and along the 

Northern boundaries of locations 16160, 16159 and 

15996 to the North-East corner of the lastmen- 

tioned location; thence South-Eastward along the 

North-Eastern boundaries of locations 26528, 15995 

and 13418 to the North-West corner of location 

19384, reserve 14892, continuing (as shown on OP. 

6557 and being of irregular width) South-Eastward 

through said location 19384 and location 

13418 and through Wyalkatchem lots 295, 156, 294, 

73, 72, 233 and 95, railway reserve and vacant 

townsite land and locations 24266 and 8742 to road 

No. 3947 on the Eastern boundary of the lastmentioned 

location. (Portions of roads Nos. 6305 

and 3945 are hereby superseded.) Ga. 2r. 5p., 4a. 

lr. 29p., 4a. lr. 16p., Sa. 2r. 39p., 2O.8p., 3a. ir. 39p., 

3a, Or. 38p., la. lr. 32.3p., la. ir. 2.Sp. and 2r. 28.2p. 

being resumed from Avon Locations 16169, 16160, 

16159, 15996, 26528, 15995, 13418, 24266 and 8742 

and Wyalkatchem Lot 295 respectively. 

(Plans 33B/40, D2; 33C/40, E3; Wyalkatchem 

Townsite.) 

WHEREAS the WYALKATCHEM Road Board, by 


at Wyalkatchem on or about the 19th day of 



L. and 5. 1843/30, M.R.D. 392/50. 

Road No. 11155. A strip of land of irregular 

width leaving a surveyed road on the Western 

boundary of Covcowing Agricultural Area Lot 32 

and extending (as delineated and coloured dark 

brown on L. and S. Diagram 63717) North-Eastward 

through said lot to its North boundary; continuing 

(unsurveyed) about 150 links wide (with 

the centre line as shown on Sunprint No. 224) 

through reserve 9280 to join a protected road at a 

point situate in prolongation West of a South 

boundary of lot 202. 2a. 2r. 4p. being resumed from 

Cowcowing Agricultural Area Lot 32. (Plan 33B/40, 

Dl.) 

WHEREAS the YILGARN Road Board, by resolution 


Southern Cross on or about the 21st day of 

December, 1950, resolved to open the road hereinafter 


L. and 5. 1372/50, M.R.D. 738/50. 

Road No. 11188. A strip of land, two chains wide, 

widening at its terminus, leaving a surveyed road 

on the Western boundary of Yilgarn Location 428 

and extending North-Easterly (as delineated and 

coloured dark brown on L and S. Diagram 62992) 

to a surveyed road on the North boundary of the 

location. (Plan 36/80, EF2.) 

WHEREAS the YORK Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at York 

on or about the 19th day of January, 1944, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, that is to 

say 

46/44. 

Road No. 1451 (Widening of Part). That portion 

of Avon Location U as delineated and coloured 

dark brown on L. and S. Diagram 63726. la. 2r. 

3.lp. being resumed from Avon Location U. (Plan 

2C/4O, E3.) 

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuant 

to section 17 of the Public Works Act, 

1902-1954, by notices published in the Government 

Gazette, declared that the said lands had been set 

apart, taken, or resumed for the purpose of the 

said Roads and that plans of the said lands 

might be inspected at the Department of Lands 

and Surveys, Perth: 

And whereas the said Boards have caused copies 

of the said notices to be served upon the owners and 

occupiers of the said lands resident within the 

State, or such of them as can with reasonable 

diligence be ascertained, either personally or )y 

registered letter posted to their lastnamed places 

of abode: 

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council 

has confirmed the said resolutions: 

It is hereby notified that the lines of communication 

described above are Roads within the meaning 

of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1954, subject to 

the provisions of the said Act. 

Dated this 29th day of March, 1956. 

F. C. SMITH, 



FORFEITURE OF LEASE 

THE undermentioned lease under the State Housing 

Act, 1946, has been forfeited for breach of 

covenant of the lease: 

Lease No.: 196/27; Name of Lessee: Eric Harold 

Dhu; Description of Land: Lot 704, Pingelly; Town 

or Locality: Pingelly. 

Inserted by order of The State Housing Commission. 

H. V. TELFER, 

Under Secretary. 

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 

ACT, 1928-1955. 

Municipality of CottesloeTown Planning 

Scheme. 

Amendment and Amplification. 

T.P.B. 708/38, Vol. 2, 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, in 

accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning 

and Development Act, 1928-1955, that the resolution 

of the Municipality of Cottesloe, dated the 

22nd day of June, 1955, to amplify and amend 

their Town Planning Scheme as advertised in the 

Government Gazette of the 12th and 19th August, 

1955, and The West Australian of the 5th, 12th 

and 19th August, 1955, was approved by the Hon. 

Minister for Town Planning on the 22nd day of 

February, 1956, subject to the undermentioned 

alterations: 

Lot 2, Sub Lot 5, North Street: Lots 46, 47, 

50, 51, 52, 55 and 56 of sub-lot 33, Cottesloe Avenue 

and Eric Street; lots pt. 61, 22 and 21 of sub-lots 

74 and 76, to be coloured purple on Plan No. 1. 

Lot 33 of sub-lot 164, fronting Jarrad Street, 

to be deleted from Flat Zone on Plan No. 2. 

J. A. HEPBURN, 

Chairman, Town Planning Board. 

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 

1928-1955. 

Bayswater Road BoardTown Planning Scheme, 

Amendment and Amplification. 

T.P.B. 448/33, Vol. 6. 

IT is hereby notified, for public information, in 

accordance with section 7 of the Town Planning 

and Development Act, 1928-1955, that the i'esolution 

of the Bayswater Road Board dated 24th day 

of August, 1955, to amplify and amend their Town 

Planning Scheme as advertised in the Government 

Gazette and The West Australian of the 2nd 9th 

and 16th September, 1955, was approved by the 

Hon Minister for Town Planning on the 6th day 

of March, 1956, subject to the undermentioned 

alterations: 

Paragraph 1, page 1: After "1953" add "ineluding 

all amendments to that Scheme gazetted 

since that date." 

Part V. paragraph 26: Delete all after "area" 

and substitute "of 4f acre for each subdivisional 

lot." Schedule C: Delete "Pt. Lot 1, Plan 5501, 

Guildford Road." 

Plan No. 2: Delete "Pt. Lot 1, Plan 5501, 

Guildford Road" from Business Area. 

J. A. HEPBURN, 

Town Planning Commissioner. 

PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS. 

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

mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following. 

All tenders to be on a firm basis. Rise and 

Fall Clause will not apply. 

Fremantle (John Curtin) High SchoolSupply 

and Erection of Steel Frame to Main Ball (12916); 

Wednesday, the 4th April, 1956; conditions may be 

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

and after 20th March, 1956. 

Perth Chest HospitalSupply and Installation 

of Incinerators (12917); Wednesday, the 4th April, 

1956; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 20th March,. 

1956. 

Jarrandale HospitalNurses' QuartersSeptic 

Tank and Foul Water Installation (12918); Wednesday, 

4th April, 1956; conditions may be seen 

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

Pinjarra and Police Station, Jarrandale, 

on and after 20th March, 1956. 

Collie High SchoolSale of Old Quarters 

(12914); 10th April, 1956; conditions may be seen 

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

Court House, Collie, on and after 13th March, 

1956. 

North FremantlePurchase and Removal of Nos. 

71 and 73 Swan Street (12915); 10th April, 1956; 

conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth, and at Fremantle, on and after 13th 

March 1956. 

Wyndham HospitalAdditions (12919); 10th 

April, 1956; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

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

at Wyndham Police Station, on and after 20th 

March, 1956. 

Maddington SchoolAdditions (12922); 10th 


Room, P.W.D., Perth on and after 27th 

March 1956. 

WA. Medical School (University)Animal House 

air conditioning (12920); 10th April, 1956; conditions 

may be seen at the Contractois Room, 

P.W.D., Perth, on and after 20th March, 1956. 

Meekatharra Native Affairs OmceRemoval from 

Meekatharra Hospital (12921); 10th April, 1956; 

conditions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth and Geraldton, and Courthouse, 

Meekatharra, on and after 27th March, 1956. 

WA. Medical SchoolService Lift (12933); 17th 


Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 4th 

April, 1956. 

Kalgoorlie HospitalAlterations to Kitchen 

(12932); 17th April, 1956. Conditions may be seen 

at the Contractois Room, P.W.D., Perth, and at 

Kalgoorlie, on and after 4th April, 1956. 

WA. Institute & Industrial School for the 

Blind, MaylandsDust Extraction (12923); 17th 


Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 27th 

March, 1956. 

Dudewa .School QuartersPurchase and Removal 

of Building (12934); 24th April, 1956; con- 

ditions may be seen at the Contractois Room, 

P.W.D., Perth and Geraldtcn, and at Three 

Springs Police Station, on and after 27th March, 

1956. 

Sale of Property on Lot 45, Great Eastern Highway, 

Bellevue (12929); 1st May, 1956; conditions 

may be seen at the Contractois Room, P.W.D., 

Perth, on and after 27th March, 1956. 

Fimiston Police StationPurchase and Removal 

of Lock-up (12927); 1st May, 1956; conditions 

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

Perth, and at Kalgoorlie and at Police Station, 

Fimiston, on and after 27th March, 1956. 

Boulder School QuartersPurchase and Removal 

(12926); 1st May, 1956; conditions may 

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

and at Kalgoorlie, on and after 27th March, 1956. 

Nebrikinning School Quarters - Sale of 

Quarters (12924); 1st May, 1956; conditions may 

be seen at the Contractois Room, P.W.D., Perth, 

and at Narrogin, on and after 27th March, 1956. 

Capel River SchoolPurchase and Removal of 

Building (12928); 1st May, 1956; conditions may 


and at Bunbury, on and after 27th March,1956.

922 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {29 March, 1956. 

Lot 43, Great Eastern Highway, BellevuePurchase 

and Removal of Structure (12925); 1st May, 

1956; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

Room, P.W.D., Perth, on and after 27th March, 

1956. 

Nedlands Police StationPurchase and Removal 

of Stable (12930); 1st May, 1956; condi- 

tions may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth, and at Police Station, Nedlands, on 

and after 27th March, 1956. 

Mundj Windi Rest HousePurchase and Removal 

(12935); 22nd May, 1956; conditions may 


Mining Registrar's Office, Meekatharra, Police 

Station, Marble Bar, and Police Station, Nullagine, 

on and after 27th March 1956. 

Supply and Installation of Pumping Machinery 

at Nos. 2 and 3 Pumping Stations, Kalgoorlie 

(12931); 26th June, 1956; conditions may be ob- 

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

on and after 27th March, 1956, on payment of 

the fee of one guinea (El is.). 

Tenders, together with the prescribed deposit, 

are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister 

ror 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. 

29th March, 1956. 

R. J. BOND. 

Under Secretary for Works. 

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE 

AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 

M,W.S. 1824/55. 

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of section 

96 of the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage 

and Drainage Act, 1909, that water mains have 

been laid in the undermentioned streets in the 

districts indicated 

City of Fremantle 

2562/54Samson Street, from lot 43 to lot 42 

Westerly, Sweetmar. Street, from lot 50 to lot 

51Westerly. 

Midland Junction Municipality. 

1358/55Jinda Road, from Meelah Way to lot 

l61South-Easterly. 

City of Perth. 

8005/56Streatley Road, from lot 523 to lot 526- 

North-Westerly. 

South Perth Municipality. 

8041/56Ranelagh Crescent, from lot 299 to lot 

297South-Westerly. 

Armadale-Kelmscott Road District. 

759/55Peet Road, from Roleystone Road to lot 

8Northerly. 

Belmont Park Road District. 

837/55Leake Street, from Belvidere Street to lot 

134South-Easterly. 

Melville Road District. 

2569/55Money Road, from lot 323 to lot 324 

South- West erly. 

Perth Road Board District. 

8033/56Spencer Avenue, from lot 78 to lot 77 

East erly. 

8055/56flora Terrace, from Mary Street to lot 

2Southerly. 

And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and 

Drainage is, subject to the provisions of the Act, 

prepared to supply water from such mains to lands 

within rateable distance thereof 

Datec4 this 29th day of March, 1956. 

H. E. HUMPHREYS, 

Acting Under Secretary. 

WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904-1953. 

Tambellup Water Area. 

Making of Rate for Seven Months ending 

30th June, 1956. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Minister for Water 

Supply, Sewerage and Drainage, acting under the 

powers conferred by the Water Boards Act, 1904- 

1953, has ordered a rate of one shilling and seven- 

pence farthing (ls. lId.) in the pound (E) on the 

annual rateable value, subject to a minimum rate 

of eleven shillings and eight pence (us, ad.) to be 

made and levied for seven months ending the 30th 

June, 1956, on all land liable to be rated within 

the Tambellup Water Area. A memorandum of 

such order has been duly made and signed in the 

ratebook which has been made up and shall at 

all reasonable times be open to inspection by any 

rat epayer. 

R. J. BOND, 

Under Secretary for Water Supply. 

29th March, 1956. 

WAGIN MtIC1PAL COUNCIL. 


Mr. John Llewellyn Davies has been appointed 

Traffic Inspector for the Wagin Municipal Area. 

C. PEDERICK, 

Mayor. 

9th March, 1956. 

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT, 

1928-1953. 

Nedlands Municipal Council. 

Town Planning Scheme Amendment. 

T,P,B. 113/55, Vol. 20. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Nedlands Road 

Board on the 6th day of December, 1955, passed 

the following resolution:"That the Nedlands 

Road Board in pursuance of section 7 of the Town 

Planning and Development Act, 1928-1953, amend 

the Nedlands Town Planning Scheme that was 

gazetted on the 13th March, 1931, and amended by 

notice published in the Government Gazette on the 

27th January, 1933, by the deletion of the following 

allotments from the shopping area and including 

same in the residential areas, i.e., lots 220 to 224, 

Alexander Road and lots 225 to 235 Waratah 

Avenue." 

And notice is hereby given that details of the 

amendment referred to in the resolution have been 

delineated on the plan of the scheme deposited at 

the Board's office Stirling Highway, Nedlands, and 

will be open to inspection by all persons interested 

without payment of any fee from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

on Mondays to Fridays inclusive, excluding public 

holidays. 

Any objections to the proposed amendment 

should be sent in writing to the Town Clerk, Nedlands 

Municipal Council, on or before the 13th 

April, 1956. 

A. H. JENKINS, 

Town Clerk. 


Moora and Victoria Plains Road Districts. 

Alteration of Common Boundary. 

Notice of Intention. 

Department of Local Government, 

Perth, 21st March, 1956. 

L.G. 63/53. 


it is the intention of His Excellency the Governor, 

acting under the provisions of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1954, to alter the common boundary 

between the Moora and Victoria Plains Road Districts 

by: 

(1) Severing all that portion of the Moora Road 

District described in Schedule "A" hereto and annexing 

it to the Victoria Plains Road District.


(2) Severing all that portion of the Victoria 

Plains Road District described in Schedule "B" 

hereto and annexing it to the Moora Road District. 

Plan showing the proposed alterations may be 

inspected at the Department of Local Government, 

Hay Street, Perth. 

(Sgd.) G. FRASER, 

Minister for Local Government. 

Schedule "A." 

Transfer of Territory from the Moora Road 

District to the Victoria Plains Road District. 

All those portions of Melbourne Locations 

3561 and 3552, containing an area of about 2,195 

acres, situate North of the present common road 

district boundary. 

Also all that portion of land, containing an 

area of about 1,517 acres, bounded by lines starting 

at the North-Western corner of lot M1094 of Melbourne 

Location 934 and extending generally 

Easterly along the Northern boundaries of lots 

M1904, M1421, M1407 and M1249 and location 68; 

thence Southerly, Westerly and again Southerly 

along boundaries of location 3528 to the common 

road district boundary; thence Westerly along that 

common boundary to the Western boundary of lot 

M1904 aforesaid; and thence Northerly along that 

boundary to the starting point. 

Also all that portion of land, containing an 

area of about 2,541 acres, and being the whole of 

Melbourne Location 3530, together with that portion 

of road No. 7552 which passes through that 

location (Public Plan 58/80.) 

Schedule "B." 

Transfer of Territory from the Victoria Plains 

Road District to the Moora Road District. 

All that portion of land, containing an area of 

about 5,126 acres, bounded by lines starting at the 

North-Eastern corner of Melbourne Location 3525 

and extending Easterly along the Southern boundary 

of location 3513; thence Southerly along the 

Western boundary of lot M1093 of location 920 and 

onwards to and along a Western boundary of location 

3530 to a point situate in prolongation Easterly 

of a Northern boundary of that location; thence 

Westerly to and along that boundary and that of 

location 3529 to a point situate in prolongation 

Southerly of the Eastern boundary of location 

3527; and thence Northerly to and along the Eastern 

boundaries of locations 3527 and 3525 aforesaid 

to the starting point. (Public Plan 58/80.) 

TRAn'IC ACT, 1919-1954. 

Moora Road Board. 


Kazimierz Makowiecki has been appointed as Traffic 

Inspector for the Moora Road District. 

M. L. ISBISTER, 

Chairman. 

WILLIAMS ROAD BOARD. 

Proposed Loan (No. 8) of £2,000. 

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1954, the Williams Road Board hereby 

gives notice that it proposes to borrow money, by 

the sale of debentures, on the following terms and 

for the following purpose:-2,000 over twenty 

years at rate of interest not exceeding 5 per cent. 

payable at the Superannuation Board, Perth, by 

half-yearly instalments of principal and interest. 

Purpose: Purchase and erection of one Sandover 

Homeasy 4-room pre-cut house with tiled roof, 

on lot 331, Growse Street, Williams. 

Plans, specifications, estimates and the statement 

required by section 297, are open for inspection 

at the office of the Board during usual business 

hours from 4th April, 1956, to 5th May, 1956. 

(Sad.) A. McK. SATTLER, 

Chairman. 

(Sgd.) L W MORGAN, 

Secretary. 

DARLING RANGE ROAD BOARD. 

Notice of Intention to Borrow. 

Proposed Loan (No. 17) of £2,500. 

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1954, the Darling Range Road Board 

hereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow 

money by the sale of debentures on the following 

terms and for the following purposes: £2,500 for 

20 years at Q per cent. interest, payable at the 

office of the Board, Kalamunda, by half-yearly 

instalments of principal and interest. Purpose: 

Installation of septic tank system Road Board 

Offices, Kalamunda, and installation of septic tank 

system and general improvements, Kalamunda 

Agricultural Hall. 

Plans, specifications, estimates and the statement 

required by section 297 are open for inspection 

at the office of the Board during usual business 

hours for one month after the last publication 

of this notice, 

R. C. OWEN, 

Chairman. 

P. A. MORAN 

Secretary 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TRANSPORT 

BOARD. 

Exemption. 

File W.A.T,B. 427/46. 


the Western Australian Transport Board has 

approved, under the provisions of the State Transport 

Co-ordination Act, 1933-1954, of the undermentioned 

transport being exempt from the licensing 

provisions of the Act until further notice in 

the Government Gazette: 

The transport of clover seed in a vehicle owned 

by the producer thereof from the place of production 

to any other place and return in the course 

of procuring the grading and/or cleaning of such 

seed for the purpose of its subsequent use at such 

place of production. 

Dated the 13th day of March, 1956. 

W. H. HOWARD, 

Chairman. 

G. SLATER, 

Secretary. 

Approved the 14th day of March, 1956. 

H. H. STYANTS, 

Minister for Transport. 

NOXIOUS WEEDS ACT, 1950-1954. 

Department of Agriculture, 


UNDER section 1 of the Noxious Weeds Act, 1950- 

1954, the Agriculture Protection Board hereby 

declares Paterson's curse (Echium plantagineurm L. 

and E. italicum L.) to be a secondary noxious weed 

for the Brookton Road District. 

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protection 

Board at a meeting of the said Board on 9th 

March 1956. 

The Common Seal of the Agriculture Protection 

Board is hereunto affixed in the presence of- 

11.5.] 

G. K. BARON HAY, 

Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board. 

UPPER BLACKWOOD ROAD BOARD 


Mr. Edward David Lyneham has been appointed 

Vermin Inspector for the Upper Blackwood Road 

Board area. 

KEITH J. LINDSAY, 

Secretary.


VERMIN ACT, 1918-1953. 

Upper Blackwood Road Board. 

NOTICE is hereby given under section 98 of the 

Vermin Act, 1918-1953, that all owners and/or 

occupiers of all or any holdings either owned or 

occupied, rented or leased within the whole of the 

Upper Blackwood Road District shall on the 2nd 

Date of 

Advertising. 

Schedule 

No. 

Tenders for Government Supplies. 

For Sale 6y Tender. 

April, 1956, commence work of destroying rabbits 

upon such holdings and upon all roads bounding 

and intersecting such holdings. 

The means to be adopted are the ripping and 

levelling of warrens. All work to be done to the 

satisfaction of the board. KEITH J. LINDSAY, 

Secretary. 

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Government Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the above. 

mentioned supplies until 10 a.m. on the dates 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, 74 Murray Street, Perth. 

No Tender necessarily accepted. 

upp Iies R eqmred Date of 

Closing. 

1956. 

1056. 

Mar. 13 .... 131A, 1956 .... Rubber Components of Vacuum Brake Gear, 1st May, 1956, to 30th April, 1957 ApI. 12 

Mar. 20 .... 137A, 1956 .... Vacuum Hose Pipe Couplings ............................ ApI. 12 

Mar. 20 .... 138A, 1956 .... Tractor-mounted Air Compressor Api. 12 

Mar. 20 .... 141A, 1956 .... Horizontal Diagnostic X.Ray Table for Katanning District Hospital Api. 12 

Mar. 23 .... 147A, 1956 Street Trading Badges ................................ Apl. 12 

Mar. 23 .... I4SA, 1956 .... Dish-washing Machine for Royal Perth Hospital ................ Api. 12 

Mar. 23 .... 149A, 1956 .... Pumping Units .................................... ApI. 12 

Mar 27 .... 153A, 1956 .... Cast Iron Ingot Moulds for Pig Iron ........................ Api. 12 

Mar. 26 .... 154A, 1958 .... Canvas Fire Fighting Hosn ............................ Api. 12 

Mar. 26 157A, 1956 .... Manufacture of Leaching Vat at State Battery, Kalgoorlie Api. 12 

Mar. 26 ,,., 160A, 1956 .... Structural Steel Work for Store Building at South Perth ............ ApI. 12 

Mar. 26 .... 158A, 1956 .... Water Purification Plant for Kclmsoott Swimming Pool ApI. 19 

Mar. 27 .... 163A, 1956 .... Pomping Equipment for Roleystone ........................ Api. 19 

Mar. 23 .... ISOA, 1956 .... Metal Windows for Perth Chest Hospital ApI. 19 

Mar. 23 .... 1SOA, 1956 .... Sediment Samplers .................................... ApI. 26 

Mar. 26 .... 155A, 1956 .... Pumping Plant for lullinol. Booster Pumping Station Api. 26 

Mar. 26 .,.. 156A, 1956 .... High Tension Switchgear, 11,000/6,600 volts Api. 26 

Mar. 23 ,... 146A, 1956 ..., Roller Bearing Axleboxes for W.A. Government Railways ............ May 31 

Date of 

Advertising 

* Documents chargeable at £1 for the first set and 5s. 3d. for any subsequent issue. 

AddressesLiaison Offlas- 

W.A. Government Liaison Office, W.A. Government Liaison Office, 

Room 13, 1st Floor, M.L.C. Buildings, Room 105, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney. 

303 Collins Street, Melbourne. Agent General for W.A., 

115 The Strand, London, W.C. 2. 

Schedule 

No. 

F or e. Date of 

Closing. 

1956. 1956. 

Mar. 20 .... 142A, 1956 .... Armstrong Holland 7 cub. ft. Portable Concrete Mixer Api. 12 

Mar. 23 .... 145A, 1956 .... Piping from Gibraltar Water Main (near Coolgardie) ............ ApI. 12 

Mar. 23 .... 151A, 1956 .... Machinery and Scrap Material cx W.A. Government Railways ........ ApI. 12 

Mar. 26 .... 159A, 1956 ... Purchase and Removal of Building at 4 Mill Point Road ApI. 12 

Mar 27 ... 152A, 1956 .. Bethlehem Cold Reduced Drawing Quality Steel Sheets Api. 19 

Mar 27 ... lolA, 1956 .... Scrap Metals cx W.A. Government Railways Apl. 19 

A H. TELFER, 

20th March, 1956, Chairman, Tender Board


IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 

No. 53 of 1955. 

Between State Executive, Australasian Society of 

Engineers' Industrial Association of Workers, 

Applicant, and Cyclone Company of Australia 

Limited, and others, Respondents. 

WHEREAS an industrial dispute existed between 

the abovenamed parties, and whereas the said dispute 

was referred into Court for the purpose of 

hearing and determination, and whereas the said 

reference of industrial dispute was remitted by the 

Court to the Conciliation Commissioner and 

whereas the parties subsequently met and conferred 

and have arrived at agreement on all matters 

in difference, and whereas the parties have this 

day appeared before the Conciliation Commissioner 

by their respective representatives and requested 

the Conciliation Commissioner to make the said 

Agreement an Award of the Court: Now, therefore, 

the Conciliation Commissioner, pursuant to section 

65 of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, and 

all other powers therein enabling him, hereby declares 

the memorandum hereunder written to have 

the same effect as and be deemed an Award of the 

Court. 

Memorandum of Agreement. 

(Note.Wherever the word "Award" occurs 

herein, it shall be taken to mean and include 

'Agreement",) 

1.Title. 

This Award shall be known as the "Gate and 

Fence and Ornamental Wrought Iron Making 

Award" and replaces Award No. 51 of 1950. 

2.Arrangement. 

Title. 

Arrangement. 

Term. 

Scope. 

Area. 

Hours. 

Overtime. 

Wages. 

Higher Duties. 

Contract of Service. 

Breakdowns. 

Absence through sickness. 

Holidays and annual leave. 

Country work. 

special rates and provisions. 

Junior workers. 

Junior workers' certificate. 

Under-rate worker. 

Record. 

Representative interviewing workers. 

Posting of Award. 

Board of Reference. 

DefinitIons. 

3.Term. 

The term of this Award shall be for a period of 

three (3) years from the beginning of the first pay 

period commencing after the date hereof. 

4.Scope. 

This Award shall apply to the workers classified 

in Clause 8 hereof employed in the gate and fence 

and ornamental wrought Iron making industry. 

5.Area. 

This Award shall operate over the area comprised 

within a radius of twenty-five (25) miles 

from the General Post Office, Perth. 

6.Hours. 

Except as hereinafter provided forty (40) 

hours, exclusive of Sunday work, shall constitute 

a week's work: Provided that, by agreement between 

the employer and the workers employed in 

any particular establishment, the week's work may 

be worked in five (5) days exclusive of Saturday 

and Sunday. 

No day's work shall exceed eight (8) hours. 

Cc) Subject to clause Cd) hereof, the ordinary 

hours of work shall be between 7.30 a.m. and 5.30 

p.m., except on Saturday, when work shall finish at 

noon. 

(d) An employer may if he so desires work his 

establishment on shifts. 

(e) Lunch interval shall not exceed one hour. 

7.Overtime. 

For all work done beyond the hours of duty 

on any week day other than a holiday, payment 

shall be at the rate of time and a half for the first 

four (4) hours and double time thereafter. 

Notwithstanding anything contained in this 

Award- An employer may require any worker to 

work reasonable overtime at overtime rates 

and such worker shaU work overtime in accordance 

with such requirement. 

No organisation, party to this Award or 

worker or workers covered by this Award 

shall In any way, whether directly or indirectly, 

be a party to or concerned in any 

ban, limitation or restriction upon the 

working of overtime in accordance with the 

requirements of this subclause. 

Cc) Work done on Sundays or the holidays prescribed 

in Clause 13 (a) shall be paid for at double 

time rates, except In connection with repairs to 

the employer's machinery which has broken down 

and has caused a stoppage of operations, when the 

rate of time and a half shall apply to the work 

done on such days. 

Cd) When a worker is recalled to work after leaving 

work, he shall be paid at least two hours at 

overtime rates. 

Ce) When a worker is required to hold himself in 

readiness for a call to work after ordinary hours, 

he shall be paid at ordinary rates for the time he 

so holds himself in readiness. 

(f) When a worker, without being notified on the 

previous day, is required to continue working after 

the usual knock-off time for more than one hour, 

he shall be provided with any meal required, or 

shall be paid two shillings and sixpence (2s. Gd.) in 

lieu thereof. 

(g) When a worker is required for duty during 

any meal time whereby his meal time is postponed 

for more than one hour, he shall be paid at overtime 

rates until he gets his meal. 

8.Wages. 

The minimum rates of wages payable to workers 

covered by this Award shall be as follows: 

Per Week. 

Basic wage £ 5. d. 

Within a fifteen (15) mile radius 

from the G.P.O., Perth 12 13 8 

Outside a fifteen (15) mile but 

within a twenty-five (25) mile 

radius from the G.P.O., Perth 12 13 11 

Margin 

over Male 

Basic Wage 

Per Week. 

Adults 2 s. d. 

(i) Metal frame and scroll makers 1 16 0 

(U) Workers erecting hand rails, 

lawn tennis courts, bannister 

rails and structural 

work of any description .... 1 11 6 

Spring coil, ring lock, "XC" 

fence and fabric machinists 1 16 0 

Machinists' assistants .... 1 10 0 

Labourers ........ .... Nil 

First class welder ........ 3 15 0 

Second class welder .... 1 15 0 

Third class welder ........ 1 10 0 

Fourth class welder .... .... 1 5 0 

Provided that any person without previous experience 

in the industry who is engaged to perform 

work prescribed for in classifications (b) Ci), (ii)


and Ciii) above shall receive a margin of five shillings 

(5s.) per week less than those prescribed above 

for such classifications for the first six (6) weeks 

of his employment. 

Percentage of 

Male Basic Wage 

Junior workers Per Week. 

Under 16 year of age ........ 25 

Between 16 and 17 years of age 35 





Casual worker shall mean a 

worker employed for less 

than one (1) week and he 

shall be paid at the rate of 

ten per cent. (10%) in addition 

to the abovementioned 

rates. 

9 Higher Duties. 

A worker engaged for more than half of one day 

or shift on duties carrying a higher rate than his 

ordinary classification shall be paid the higher rate 

for such day or shift. U employed for less than 

half of one day or shift he shall be paid the higher 

rate for the time so worked. 

10.Contract of Service. 

(a) The contract of service shall be by the day, 

and shall be terminable by one day's notice on 

either side, except in the case of a casual worker, 

when one hour's notice shall suffice. 

Cb) The employer shall be under no obligation 

to pay for any day not worked upon which the 

worker is required to present himself for duty, except 

such absence from work is due to illness and 

comes within the provisions of Clause 12, or such 

absence is on account of holidays to which the 

worker is entitled under the provisions of the 

Award. 

(c) This clause does not affect the right to dismiss 

for misconduct, and in such case wages shall 

be paid up to the time of dismissal only. 

11.Breakdowns. 

The employer shall be entitled to deduct payment 

for any day or portion of a day upon which 

the worker cannot be employed because of any 

strike by the Union or Unions affiliated with it, or 

by any other Association or Union, or through the 

breakdown of the employer's machinery, or any 

stoppage of work by any cause which the employer 

cannot reasonably prevent. 

12.Absence Through Sickness. 

A worker shall be entitled to payment for 

non-attendance on the ground of personal illhealth 

at the rate of one-twelfth (1/12th) of a 

week's pay for each completed month of service: 

Provided that, subject to subclause (g) hereof, payment 

for absence through such ill-health shall be 

limited to one (1) week's pay in each calendar year. 

Payment hereunder may be adjusted at the 

end of each calendar year or at the time the worker 

leaves the service of the employer, in the event of 

the worker being entitled by service subsequent to 

the sickness to a greater allowance than that made 

at the time the sickness occurred. 

Cc) This clause shall not apply when the worker 

is entitled to compensation under the Workers' 

Compensation Act. 

(d) A worker shall not be entitled to receive any 

wages from his employer for any time lost through 

any accident not arising out of or in the course of 

his employment or for any accident wherever sustained 

arising out of his own wilful default or for 

sickness arising out of his own wilful default. 

Ce) No worker shall be entitled to the benefits of 

this clause unless he produces proof satisfactory to 

his employer of sickness, but the employer shall 

not be entitled to a medical certificate unless the 

absence is for three (3) days or more. 

(f) Notwithstanding the provisions of subclause 

(e) hereof, a worker, who in any calendar year, has 

already been allowed paid sick leave on one occasion 

for one day only, or less, shall not be entitled 

to payment for any further absence of one day 

only or less unless he produces to the employer a 

medical certificate stating that he was unable to 

attend for duty on account of ill-health. 

(g) Sick leave shall accumulate from year to year 

so that any balance of the period specified in subclause 

(a) of this clause which has in any year 

not been auowed to any worker by his employer as 

paid sick leave may be claimed by the worker and, 

subject to the conditions hereinbefore prescribed, 

shall be allowed by his employer in any subsequent 

year without diminution of the sick leave prescribed 

in respect of that year. Provided that sick leave 

which accumulates pursuant to this subclause shall 

be available to the worker for a period of two (2) 

years but no longer from the end of the year in 

which it accrues, 

13.Holidays and Annual Leave. 

The following days or the days observed in 

lieu shall, subject to Clause 7 Cc) hereof be allowed 

as holidays without deduction of pay, namely, New 

Year's Day, Australia Day, Good Friday, Easter 

Saturday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, Labour Day, 

State Foundation Day, Christmas Day and Boxing 

Day. 

On any public holiday not prescribed as a 

holiday under this Award the employer's establishment 

or place of business may be closed, in which 

case a worker need not present himself for duty 

and payment may be deducted, but if work be done 

ordinary rates of pay shall apply. 

Cc) Except as hereinafter provided a period of 

two (2) consecutive weeks' leave with payment of 

ordinary wages as prescribed shall be allowed annually 

to a worker by his employer after a period 

of twelve (12) months' continuous service with such 

employer. 

Cd) If any Award holiday falls within a worker's 

period of annual leave and is observed on a day 

which in the case of that worker would have been 

an ordinary working day, there shall be added to 

that period one day being an ordinary working day 

for each such holiday observed as aforesaid. 

Ce) If after one month's continuous service in 

any qualifying twelve-monthly period a worker lawfully 

leaves his employment, or his employment is 

terminated by the employer through no fault of 

the worker, the worker shall be paid one-sixth of 

a week's pay at his ordinary rate of wage in respect 

of each completed month of continuous service. 

Any time in respect of which a worker is 

absent from work except time for which he Is entitled 

to claim sick pay or time spent on holidays 

or annual leave as prescribed by this Award shall 

not count for the purpose of determining his right 

to annual leave. 

In the event of a worker being employed by 

an employer for portion only of a year, he shall 

only be entitled, subject to subclause (e) of this 

clause, to such leave on full pay as is proportionate 

to his length of service during that period with such 

employer, and if such leave is not equal to the 

leave given to the other workers, he shall not be 

entitled to work or pay whilst the other workers 

of such employer are on leave on full pay. 

A worker who is dismissed for misconduct 

or who illegally severs his contract of service shall 

not be entitled to the benefit of the provisions of 

this clause. 

The provisions of this clause shall not apply 

to casual workers. 

14.Country Work. 

(a) When a worker is engaged on outside work, 

the employer shall pay all fares, and a proper al. 

lowance at current rates shall be paid for all necessary 

meals. Pares shall be second-class, except 

when travelling by coastal boats, when saloon fares 

shall be paid.

29 March, 1956.J GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 927 

(b) When a worker is engaged at such a distance 

that he cannot return at night, suitable board and 

lodging shall be found at the employers expense. 

15Special Rates and Provisions. 

(a) Leading-hand: A leading hand in charge of: 

not less than three and not more than 

10 other workers shall be paid fifteen shillings 

(15s.) per week extra; 

more than 10 and not more than 20 other 

workers shall be paid thirty shillings (30s.) 

per week extra; 

more than 20 other workers shall be paid 

forty-five shillings (45s.) per week extra. 

(b) Reasonable washing facilities and lunchrooms 

shall be provided for the workers. 

Cc) All tools required shall be supplied by the 

employer. 

16Junior Workers. 

Junior workers may be employed in all branches 

of the industry in the proportion of one junior to 

each of the first three adult workers employed and 

thereafter one junior to every three or fraction of 

three adult workers employed under this Award: 

Provided always, that the foregoing proportions 

shall not apply to the employment of junior 

workers on link-mesh machines, in which case the 

employment of junior workers shall be unrestricted. 

17.Junjor Worker's Certificate. 

Junior workers, upon being engaged shall furnish 

the employer with a certificate showing the following 

particulars;Name in full, age and date of 

birth. This certificate shall be signed by the worker. 

No worker shall have any claim on the employer 

for additional wages, in the event of his age or 

date of birth being wrongly stated on his certificate. 

18.Under-Rate Worker. 

Any worker who by reason of old age or infirmity 

is unable to earn the minimum wage may 

be paid such lesser wage as may from time to time 

be agreed upon in writing between the Union and 

the employer. 

In the event of no agreement being arrived 

at the matter may be referred to the Board of Reference 

for determination. 

After application has been made to the 

Board, and pending the Board's decision, the worker 

shall be entitled to work for and be employed at 

the proposed lesser rate. 

19.Record. 

Each employer shall keep a time and wages 

book showing the name of each worker, and the 

nature of his work, the hours worked each day, and 

the wages and allowances paid each week. Any 

system of automatic recording by means of machines 

shall be deemed a compliance with this provision, 

to the extent of the information recorded 

The time and wages record shall be open for 

inspection to a duly accredited official of the Union 

during the usual office hours, at the employer's 

office, or other convenient place, and he shall be 

allowed to take extracts therefrom. 

20.Representative Interviewing Workers. 

In the case of a disagreement existing or anticipated 

concerning any of the provisions of this 

Award, an accredited representative of the Association 

shall be permitted to interview the workers 

during the recognised meal hour, on the business 

premises of the employer, but this permission shall 

not be exercised without the consent of the employer 

more than once in any one (1) week. 

21.Posting of Award. 

The employer shall keep a copy of this Award 

placed in a convenient place in the workshop. 

22.Board of Reference 

(a) The Court hereby appoints for the purpose 

of this Award a Board of Reference. 

(b) The Board shall consist of a chairman, to 

be appointed by the Court and two (2) other representatives, 

one to be nominated by each of the 

parties. 

(c) The Board is hereby assigned the following 

functions in the event of a disagreement beween 

the parties bound by this Award:- 

(i) Adjusting any matters of difference which 

may arise between the parties from time 

to time, except such as involve interpretations 

of the provisions of this Award or 

any of them. 

(ii) Deciding any other matter that the Court 

may refer to the board from time to time. 

Cd) The provisions of regulation 106 of the 

Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, shall be 

deemed to apply to any Board of Reference appointed 

hereunder. 

23.Definitions. 

(a) "First-class welder" means a worker using 

electric arc or acetylene, petrol or coal gas blow 

pipe on any work other than- 

Ci) filling castings, or 

(ii) cutting scrap metal, or 

(iii) welding with the aid of jigs, or 

(iv) operations specifically mentioned as being 

the work of a second, third or fourth 

class welder in the definitions of those 

terms hereunder. 

(b) "Second-class welder" means a worker 

who- Ci) uses any of the foregoing types of welding 

apparatus in filling castings, or 

welds with the aid of jig, or 

operates automatic welding machines for 

the setting up of which he is not responsible, 

or 

operates a profile cutting or a straight 

line cutting machine. 

Cc) "Third-class welder" means a worker who 

uses any of the foregoing types of welding apparatus 

in tacking preparatory to the completion 

of work by any other worker. 

(d) "Fourth-class welder" means a worker using 

an electric spot or butt-welding machine, or cutting 

scrap with oxy-acetylene blow pipe, petrol or 

coal gas blow pipe. 

I certify pursuant to section 55 of the Industrial 

Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, that the foregoing is 

a copy of the agreement arrived at between the 

parties mentioned above. 

Dated at Perth this 6th day of March, 1956. 

(Sgd.) S. F. SCHNASRS, 

Conciliation Commissioner 

Filed at my office this 6th day of March, 1956. 

R. BOWYER, 

Clerk of the Court. 

REGISTRATION OF MINISTERS. 

(Pursuant to Part III of the Registration of Births, 

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948.) 

Registrar General's Office, 

Perth, 28th March 1956. 

Appointments. 

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.; flate Name; Address of Residence; 

Registry District. 

Baptist Union of W.A. Incorporated. 

2029/56; 27/3/56; Pastor Cohn Francis William 

Ruck; 152 Canning Highway, South Perth; 

Perth. 

Churches of Christ in W.A. (Incorporated). 

2030/56; 29/3/56; Mr. Daniel Robert Stirling; 

corner Kesv and Pearl Streets, Cloverdale; 

Perth. 

NORMAN B. BRICE, 

Deputy Registrar General,


ERRATUM. 

IN Government Gazette of the 16th March, 1956. 

page 745, under "Registration of MinistersAppointments, 

Assemblies of God in Australia (Western 

Australia Conference)" for "Rev. William John 

Inticknap" read "Rev. William John Enticknap." 

NORMAN B. BRICE, 

Deputy Registrar General. 

22nd March 1956. 


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954. 

Notice of Situation of Registered Office and of the 

Days and Hours during which such Office is 

Accessible to the Public. 

(Pursuant to Section 99 (4).) 

Corosion Prevention Pty. Ltd 

To the Registrar of Companies, Perth: 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office 

bf Corosion Prevention Pty. Ltd. is situate at 

Industrial Centre, Welshpool Road, Welshpool, and 

the days and hours during which such office is 

accessible to the public are as follows All days 

of the week, Mondays to Fridays (inclusive), between 

the hours of 10 a.m. and noon and 2 p.m. 

and 4 p.m., except on public holidays, when the 

office will be closed. 


OLNEY & NE VILE 

Solicitors for the Company, 

C.M.L. Building. 

St. George's Terrace, Perth. 


T. J. WOOD PTY. LIMITED gives notice that its 

Registered Office was, on the 16th day of March, 

1956, changed to and is now situate at lot No. 202, 

Ewing Street, Bentley. 


T. J. WOOD, 

Governing Director. 

Wheatley & Sons, Solicitors, 49 St. George's Terrace. 

Perth. 


Notice of Special Resolution for Voluntary 

Winding-up. 


NOTICE is hereby given that at a general meeting 

of Moores Holdings Pty. Limited duly convened 

and held at Perth, on the 23rd day of March, 

1956, at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, the following 

special resolution was duly passed :That the Company 

be wound up voluntarily and that Eric Howard 

Wheatley, P.C.A. (Aust.), be appointed Liquidator 

of the Company. 

Dated the 23rd day of March, 1956. 

J. H. MOORE, 

Chairman of Meeting. 



Notice of Situation of Registered Office of a Company 

and of the Days and Hours during which 

such Office is Accessible to the Public. 


The Southern Acceptance Corporation Ltd. 



of The Southern Acceptance Corporation Ltd. is 

situate at 186 Albany Highway, Victoria Park, and 

that the days and hours during which such office 

is accessible to the public are as follows :All days 

of the week, Mondays to Fridays (inclusive), between 

the hours of 10 a.m. and noon and 2 p.m. 

and 4 p.m., except on public holidays, when the 

office will be closed. 


OLNEY & NEVILE 


C.M.L. Building, 





and of the Days and Hours during which 

such Office is Accessible to the Public. 


corot estates and holdings proprietary ltd. 



of corot estates and holdings proprietary ltd. is 

situate at care of Aspinall & Ockerby, 168 St. 

George's Terrace, Perth, and the days and hours 

during which such office is accessible to the public 

are as follows :All days of the week, Mondays to 

Fridays (inclusive), between the hours of 10 a.m. 

and noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., except on public 

holidays when the office will be closed. 

Dated this 23rd day of March, 1956. 

OLNEY & NE VILE 


C.M.L. Building, 


THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1954. 

Notice of Change of Registered Office, A. A. Hughes 

Pty. Ltd. 

NOTICE is hereby given that 795 Canning Highway, 

Applecross, the Registered Office of A. A. Hughes 

PLy. Ltd., was on the 26th day of March, 1956, 

changed to and is now situated at care of Merry & 

Merry, A.N.A. House, 44 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 


H. R. MERRY, 

Liquidator. 


Notice of Special Resolution for Voluntary 

Winding-up. 

NOTICE is hereby given that at a general meeting 

of A. A. Hughes pty. Ltd.. duly convened and held 

at A.N.A. House, 44 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

on the 20th day of March, 1956, at 10.30 o'clock 

in the forenoon the following special resolution 

was duly passed: That the Company be wound-up 

voluntarily and that Harry Reginald Merry be 

appointed Liquidator. 


(Sgd.) A. A. HUGHES, 

Chairman of Meeting. 

HILL 50 CONSOLIDATED NO LIABILITY. 

Forfeiture Sale. 

NOTICE Is hereby given that certain shares have 

been forfeited by non-payment of the second call 

of is. per share thereon and will be offered for 

sale by public auction, at the Palace Hotel Board 

Room, St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Thursday. 

12th day of April, 1956, at 3 p.m. 


By order of the Board, 

R. V. O'SITANNASSY, 

Secretary. 

RICHARDSON AND COMPANY PTY. LIMITED. 

NOTICE is hereby given that an extraordinary 

general meeting of the abovenamed Company will 

be held at the Registered Office, Austral Terrace, 

Katanning, on Tuesday the 10th April, 1956, at 

2 p.m., for the purpose of considering, and, if 

thought fit, of passing the following resolution as 

a special resolution: That the Companj be wound 

up voluntarily, and that Lennox Lamb, Chartered 

Accountant (Aust.) be appointed Liquidator of the 

Company. 


By Order of the Board. 

H. W. A. TYLER, 

Secretary.




Incorporated Outside Western Australia 

which Carries on Business or is about to Carry 

on Business Within Western Australia, and 

of the Days and Hours during which such Office 

is Accessible to the Public. 

Pursuant to Section 330 (4). 

International Tobacco Company of Australia 

Proprietary Limited. 

(Incorporated in the State of Victoria.) 

To the Registrar of Companies: 

INTERNATIONAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF 

AUSTRALIA PROPRIETARY LIMITED hereby 

gives notice that the Registered Office of the Company 

is situated at care of Messrs. Hack & Flack, 

Chartered Accountants, 25 William Street, Perth, 

and that the days and hours during which such 

office is accessible to the public are as follows: 

Monday to Friday inclusive (public holidays excepted), 

10 am. to 4 p.m. 

Dated this 24th day of February, 1956. 

A. R. LANG, 

Agent in Western Australia. 

Morris Crawcour & Solomon, Solicitors, Atlas 

Building, Esplanade, Perth. 

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 

1943-1954, and in the matter of ICwinana 

Stevedoring Company Pty. Limited. 

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 

26 (1) of the abovenamed Act, a Certificate of 

Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this day 

been issued to Icwinana Stevedoring Company Pty. 

Limited. 


0. J. BOYLSON, 

Registrar of Companies. 

Companies Office, 

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A. 


1943-1954, and in the matter of D.O.S. Pty. Ltd. 



Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this da' 

beeen issued to D.O.S. Pty. Ltd. 


0. J. BOYLSON. 



Supreme Court, Perth, WA. 


1943-1954, and in the matter of Masse Batteries 

Sales (W,A.) Pty. Ltd. 




been issued to Masse Batteries Sales (W.A.) PU,'. 

Ltd. 





Supreme Court, Perth. W.A. 

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 

1943-1954, and in the matter of A. P. Carmody 

& Sons Pty. Ltd. 




been issued to A. P. Carmody & Sons Pty. Ltd 







1943-1954, and in the matter of The Southern 

Acceptance Corporation Ltd. 




been issued to The Southern Acceptance Corporation 

Ltd. 

Dated this 21st day of March, 1956. 






1943-1954, and in the matter of Darbyshire 

Pottery (1956) Pty. Ltd. 




been issued to Darbyshire Pottery (1956) Pty. Ltd. 

Dated this 21st day of March. 195& 

G. 3. BOYLSON, 




NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore 

carried on by Charles Edwin Pond, Stanley 

George Pond and Leonard Roy Pond, at Bendering, 

under the style or business name of "C. E. Pond 

& Sons," was dissolved by mutual consent as from 

the 31st day of January, 1955. 

Dated the 21st day of March, 1956. 

V. 0. FABRICIUS & CO., 

Solicitors for C. E. Pond & Sons. 

V. 0. Fabricius & Co., Solicitors, Perth. 

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN 

AUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the Will of Harold James Carmichael, 

late of Shepherd Road, Glen Forrest, 

in the State of Western Australia, Auctioneer, 

deceased. 

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the 

abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to 

the Executors, care of The Perpetual Executors, 

Trustees and Agency Company (W.A.) Limited, of 

St. George's Terrace, Perth, in the said State, on 

or before the 30th day of April, 1956, after which 

date the said Executors 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 they shall then have had 

notice. 

Dated the 20th day March, 1956. 

Boultbee, Godfrey & Virtue, 

of 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

Solicitors for the Executors. 


4USTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the Will of John Willis Dawson, 

late of 76 Northwood Street, West Leederville, 

in the State of Western Australia, Retired 

Printer, deceased. 



the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor 

and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. 

George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 30th day 

of April, 1956, 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. 


DWYER & THOMAS, 

49 William Street, Perth, 

Solicitors for the Executor.




In the matter of the Will of Percival Harry Church, 

late of 108 Napier Street, Cottesloe, in the State 

of Western Australia, formerly of 45 Irvine 

Street, Cottesloe, aforesaid, Retired Business 

Proprietor and Investor, deceased, 



the Executor, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees 

and Agency Company (WA.) Limited, of corner 

of Howard Street and St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

on or before the 30th day of April, 1956, 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. 


DWYER & THOMAS, 

49 William Street, Perth, 

Solicitors for the Executor. 



In the matter of the Will of Lionel Edward Smith, 

late of 11 Hopetoun Avenue, Northam, in the 

State of Western Australia, Retired Farmer, 

deceased. 



the Executors, do Messrs. Connor & Mayberry, 

Solicitors, of 110 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, on or 

before the 30th day of April, 1956, after which date 

the said Executors 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 they shall then have had 

notice. 

Dated the 26th day of March 1956. 

CONNOR & MAYBERRY, 

110 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, 

Solicitors for the Executors. 

By their Agents, Messrs. Jackson, McDonald, 

Connor & Ambrose, 55 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 



In the matter of the Will of Elizabeth Harriet 

Beazley, (in the Will called Harriett Beazley) 

late of 204 Wellington Street, Northam, in the 

State of Western Australia, Widow, deceased. 



the Executor. c/c Messrs. Connor & Mayberry, 

Solicitors, of 110 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, on or 

before the 30th day of April, 1956, 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. 


CONNOR & MAYBERRY, 

110 Fitzgerald Street, Northam, 

Solicitors for the Executor. 

By their Agents, Messrs. Jackson, McDonald, 

Connor & Ambrose, 55 St. George's Terrace. Perth. 



In the matter of the Will of Sarah Christine 

Cardinal, formerly of "Winslow," No. 58 

Penguin Road, Safety Bay, in the State of 

Western Australia, but late of 86 Penguin 

Road Safety Bay aforesaid, Spinster, deceased. 



the Executor, The West Australian, Trustee, 

Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 135 

St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 30th 

day of April, 1956, 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. 


ACKLAND & WATKINS, 

of Perpetual Trustees Building. 

89 St. George's Terrace, 

Perth, Solicitors for the 

Executor. 



Notice to Creditors and Claimants. 

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having 

claims or demands against the estates of the 

undermentioned deceased persons are hereby required 

to send particulars of such claims or 

demands to me in writing on or before the 

1st day of May, 1956, after which date I will 

proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased 

persons among those entitled thereto, 

having regard only to those claims or demands 

of which I shall then have had notice. 

Dated at Perth the 27th day of March, 1956. 

J. H. GLYNN, 

Public Trustee. 

Public Trust Office, 

A.N.A. House, 

Perth, W.A. 

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death. 

Kelly, James; Miner; late of 200 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth; 21/1/56. 

Stokes; Emily; Spinster; late of 10 Princess Road, 

Claremont; 3/2/56. 

Morgan, Irene Elizabeth Emma; Married Woman; 

late of 156 Hampden Road, Hollywood; 7/1/56. 

Hill, Cecilia Helena Ella (also known as Cecelia 

Helena Ella HiID; Widow; late of 48 Lichfield 

Street, Victoria Park; 4/2/56. 

Duffy, Bernard Anselm; Police Constable, late of 

47 Nicholson Road, Subiaco; 1/1/56. 

Leslie, Annie Idolene; Widow; formerly of Bruns- 

wick Junction, but late of 6 Wood Street, 

Inglewood; 2/3/56. 

John, Bertha; Spinster; formerly of Claremont, 

but late of 38 Lilly Street, South Fremantle, 

4/1/56. 

Grant, Oliver George; Iron Dresser; late of 55 Lord 

Street, East Perth; 2/12/55. 

Crncevich, Lulca (also know as Louis Crncevich); 

Miner; late of 28 Wilson Street, Kalgcorlie; 

27/6/55. 

Waywood, Stanley William; Miner; late of 51 

Johnston Street, Collie; 10/8/55. 

Tennant, Eliza; Widow; late of 136 Richardson 

Street, Boulder- 11/9/55. 

Clayster, Alfred Ernest Roy; Engine Cleaner; late 

of Pemberton; 20/11/55. 

Ellis, Alfred; Farmer; late of Lake Grace; 30/1/56. 

Mackay, John; formerly Railway Employee, but late 

Farmer; late of Bussell Highway, Margaret 

River; 13/7/55. 

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1953. 

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 

14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1953, the 

Public Trustee has elected to administer the estate 

of the undermentioned deceased person. 

Dated at Perth the 27th day of March, 1956. 

J. H. GLYNN, 

Public Trustee, 

A.N.A. House, Perth. 

Matthew, Matthew (also known as Mathew 

Mathew); Retired Labourer; late of Nedlands; 

7/8/55; 28/2/56.


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