WESTERN AUSTRALIA. - State Law Publisher

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, Henry Gairdner, Knight Commander sf the Mast 

CHARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRONER, Genrge, Cnmpanisn of the Mast Hosoarable Order 

Governor. of the Bath, Commander of the Most Excellent 

[L.S.] Order of the British Empire, Governor in and 

aver the State of Western Australia and its 

Dependencies in the Cemmsnwealth ef Australia. 

Corr. No. 5735/50. 

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893- 

1950, the Governor is empowered by Proclamation 

in the Government Gazette to revest in Her 

Majesty as of her former estate all or any lands 

whereof Her Majesty may become the registered 

proprietor: 

And whereas Her Majesty is now the registered 

proprietor of the lands described in the Schedule 

hereto: 

Now, therefore I, the Governor, with the advice 

and consent of the Executive Council, do by this 

Proclamation revest in Her Majesty, her heirs and 

successors, the lands described in the Schedule 

hereto as of her former estate. 

Schedule. 

Corres. No., Land, Certificate of Title 

(Volume and Folio). 

6697/50; Broome Lots 336 and 337; 1155, 149. 

6630/49; Mount Barker Lots 396 and 405; 1153, 876. 

1953/52; the portion of Cockburn Sound Location 

16 and being lot 32 on Plan 6221; 1152, 511. 

6022/49; Warralakin Lot 6; 1016, 756. 

564/44; the portion of Nelson Location 4025 the 

subject of Diagram 16062; 1149, 969. 

564/44; the portion of Nelson Location 3818 and 

being 1t 2 the subject of Diagram 16063; 

1149, 970. 

564/44; Nelson Location 538; 1067, 195. 

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OF 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 

[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.] 

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[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTh FOR TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.] 

No. 43] PERTH : FRIDAY, 15th MAY. [1953. 

4203/22; portion of Fremantle Lot 1606 and portion 

of Fremantle Town Lot 930, and being 

together lot 1 on Diagram 10650; 1065, 256. 

4203/22; portion of Fremantle Lot 1606 and portion 

of Fremantle Town Lot 930, and being 

together lot 2 on Diagram 10650; 1065, 257. 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 

the said State, at Perth, this 29th day of 

April, 1953. 

By His Excellency's Command, 

E. K. HOAR, 

Minister for Lands. 

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN 

Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act, 1943-1951. 

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 'I By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, f Henry Guirduer, Knight Cnmmnoder of the Most 

CHARLES HENRY Distngsished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRDUER, George, Companion nf the Most Hnennrnble Order 

Governor, of the Bath, Cemmander of the Most Excellent 

[L.S.J Order of the British Empire, Geveruer in ond 

over the State of Western Australia and its 

Dependencies in the Commonwealth of Australia. 

WHEREAS by the Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) 

Act, 1943-1951, it is provided that the Governor 

may from time to time by Proclamation increase 

or decrease the amount of the pensions or any 

class of pensions or the additions to any pensions or 

any class of such additions payable pursuant to the 

provisions of the said Act; and whereas it is 

expedient to increase the amount of pension 

or additions to pensions payable aforesaid: 

Now, therefore I, the said Governor, in exercise 

of the powers aforesaid, do hereby, with the advice 

and consent of the Executive Council, proclaim 

that on and after the 2nd day of October, 1952, 

and until further Proclamation the rates of pen-

934 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. f 15 May, 1953. 

sions and additions to pensions provided for by 

sections 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of the Act shall be as 

set forth in the Schedule hereunder: 

Schedule. 

Section of Act and Rate of Pension or 

Addition to Pension per Week. 

Section 6, subsection (1) 


Section subsection (3) 

Section subsection (1) 

Section 7, subsection (la) 


Section 9, subsection (1) (a) 

Section 9, subsection (1) (c) 




Section 10, subsection (3) (a) (i) 

Section 10, subsection (3) (a) (ii) 

£ s. .d. 

4 10 0 

4 10 0 

4 10 0 

4 10 0 

4 10 0 

4 10 0 

3 15 0 

3 15 0 

376 

400 

400 

400 

400 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal 

the said State, at Perth, this 13th day 

May, 1953. 



(Sgd.)L. F. KELLY, 

Minister for Mines. 

Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) Act, 1943-1951. 

PROCLAMATION 

WESTERN AUSTRALIA. By His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir Charles 

TO WIT, f Henry Gairdner, Knight Commander of the Most 

CHARLES HENRY Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint 

GAIRONER, George, Companion of the Most Honourable Order 

Governor, of the Bath, Commander of the Most Excellent 

Order of the British Empire, Governor is and 

ever the State of Western Australia and its 

Dependencies in the Cnmmnnwealth nf Australia. 

WHEREAS by the Coal Mine Workers (Pensions) 

Act, 1943-1951, it is provided that the Governor 

may from time to time by Proclamation increase 

or decrease the rates of conribution payable by 

each mineworker, or by each owner, in respect of 

each mineworker employed by such owner, as provided 

under such Act; and whereas it is expedient 

to increase the rates of contribution aforesaid: Now, 

therefore I, the said Governor, in exercise of the 

powers aforesaid, do hereby, with the advice and 

consent of the Executive Council, proclaim that 

on and after the 27th day of September, 

1952, and until the 27th day of March, 

1953, but subject to subsection (5) of section 

twenty-one of the said Act, the rates 

of contribution payable by each mineworker 

and by each owner in respect of 

each mineworker employed by such owner 

shall be respectively six shillings and sixpence 

per week and one pound two shillings 

and sixpence per week, and 

on and after the 28th day of March, 1953, 

and until further Proclamation, but subject 

to subsection (5) of section twentyone 

of the said Act the rates of contribution 

payable by each mineworker and by 

each owner in respect of each mineworker 

employed by such owner shall be respectively 

six shillings per week and one pound 

two shillings and sixpence per week. 

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of 

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

May, 1953. 


(Sgd.) L. F. KELLY, 

Minister for Mines. 


AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in 

the Executive Council Chamber, Perth, this 29th 

day of April, 1953, the following Orders in Council 

were authorised to be issued: 

Country Areas Water Supply Act, 1947-1951. 

Extension of Pipeline to Narembeen Reservoir. 

Land Act, 1933-1950. 

ORDER IN COUNCIL. 

Corres. No, 3277/51. 

WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933- 

1950, it is, inter alia, made lawful for the Governor 

to direct that any land reserved pursuant to the 

provisions of the Act, shall be leased for the purpose 

for which the land is reserved as aforesaid, 

by Instrument of Lease in accordance with the form 

in the Fourth Schedule of the Act, to any person 

(as defined in the said section); and whereas it 

is deemed expedient that reserve No. 23613 (Fitzroy 

Location 27) shall be leased for a term of 99 years 

to the United Aborigines Mission Limited to be 

held in trust for the purpose of an Aborigines' Mission: 

Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor 

by and with the advice and consent of the Executive 

Council doth hereby direct that the abovementioned 

of reserve shall be leased for a term of 99 years to 

of the United Aborigines Mission Limited to be held 

in trust for the purpose of an Aborigines Mission. 

R. H. DOIG, 

Clerk of the Council. 

The Land Act, 1933-1950. 


WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933- 

1950, 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: 

Corr. No. 381/41That reserve No. 22249 (Manjimup 

Lot 441) should vest in and be held by the 

Manjimup Road Board in trust for the purpose of 

Park Lands. 

Corr. No. 2882/31That Class A Reserves Nos. 

20952 (as amended), 20955 and 20956 should vest 

in and be held by the Bayswater Road Board in 

trust for the purpose of Recreation. 

Corr. No. 1195/39That reserve No. 22242*t 

(Gnowangerup Lot 221) should vest in and be 

held by Gnowangerup Road Board 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 before-mentioned 

reserves shall vest in and be held by the 

above road boards in trust for the above purposes, 

subject to section 37 of the Act. 

Subj ect to the approval in writing of the Minister 

for Lands being first obtained, to lease the whole 

or any portion of the said reserve for any term 

not exceeding 21 years from the date of the 

lease. 

A previous Order in Council dated 12th June, 

1951, is hereby superseded. 

R. H. DOIG, 


The Forests Act, 1918. 


Forests File 75 1/41, Lands File 564/44. 

WHEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is provided 

that the Governor may by Order in Council dedicate 

any Crown lands as State Forests within the meaning 

and for the purposes of that Act: Now, therefore, 

His Excellency the Governor, with the advice 

and consent of Executive Council doth hereby dedicate 

(firstly) Nelson Location 538 (secondly) the 

portion of Nelson Location 4025 the subject of Diagram 

16062 and (thirdly) portion of Nelson Loca..

15 May, 1953.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 935 

tion 3818 and being lot 2 the subject of Diagram 

16063 as additions to State Forest No. 38 within 

the meaning and for the purposes of the said Act. 

(Plan 443A/40, Al.) 

R. H. DOIG, 



P.W.W.S. 250/50. 

WHEREAS by the Country Areas Water Supply 

Act, 1947-1951, it is provided that before undertaking 

the construction of water works, the Minister 

shall submit plans, descriptions, books of ref erence 

and estimates of the proposed works to the 

Governor for approval; and that if they are 

approved, the Governor may forthwith by Order 

in Council, empower the Minister to undertake the 

construction of the proposed works: Now, therefore, 

His Excellency the Governor, with the advice 

of the Executive Council, hereby approves of the 

plans, descriptions, books of reference and estimates 

marked on Plan P.W.D., W.A., 33615, for the extension 

of pipe to Narembeen Reservoir which was 

duly submitted for approval, and hereby empowers 

the Minister to undertake the construction of the 

said works. 

R. H. DOIG, 


AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in the 

Executive Council Chamber, Perth, this 13th day 

of May, 1953, the following Order in Council was 

authorised to be issued: 

Public Works Act, 1902-1950. 

Eastern RailwayAdditions and Improvements. 

Cottages for Railway Employees at Northam. 


P.W. 2723/50, Ex. Co. No. 807. 

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 

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

the Governor, acting by and with the advice 

and consent of the Executive Council, doth hereby 

authorise the Honourable Minister for Railways to 

undertake, construct or provide Eastern Railway 

Additions and ImprovementsCottages for Railway 

Employees at Northam, on the land shown 

coloured green on Plan P.W.D., W.A., 33658 (L.T.O. 

Diagram 17814) which may be inspected at the 

office of the Minister for Works, Perth. 

R. C. GREEN, 

Acting Clerk of the Council. 

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 

Premier's Department, 

Perth, 13th May, 1953. 

IT is hereby notified for public information that 

His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has been pleased to approve of the appointment 

of Walter James Easton, Esquire, of 71 Archdeacon 

Street, Nedlands, and Commonwealth Bank, Perth, 

as a Justice of the Peace for the Perth Magisterial 

District. 

R. GREEN, 

Acting Under Secretary. 

Premier's Department. 

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904. 

The Treasury, 


Receiver of Revenue. 

T.218/48Mr. W. H. Watts for the Metropolitan 

Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Department 

as from the 20th April, 1953, until further notice. 

The authority in respect to Miss C. J. Penrose is 

cancelled as from 20th April, 1953. 

A. J. REID, 

Under Treasurer. 

LAND AGENTS ACT, 1921. 

Form No. 1. 

Application for License in the First Instance. 

To the Court of Petty Sessions at Fremantle. 

I, NEVILLE WILSON FARREN, of 76 Matheson 

Road, Applecross, Company Director, having 

attained the age of 21 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 2 Stirling 

Highway, North Fremantle. 

Dated the 18th day of March, 1953. 

N. W. FARREN. 

Appointment of Hearing. 

I hereby appoint the 15th day of June, 1953, at 

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

hearing of the foregoing application at the Court 

of Petty Sessions at Fremantle. 


W. L. HARDWICK, 

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. 

Public Service Commissioner's Office, 


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 

has approved of the following appointments under 

section 23 of the Public Service Act: 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 329/52Percy George Mabey 

to be Quantity Surveyor, State Housing Commission, 

as from 28th August, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 354/52Rector Kevin Miller 

to be Clerk, Mental Hospitals Department, as from 

13th August, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 745, P.S.C. 380,'52Ida Alberta Dixon to 

be Typist, Correspondence Classes, Education 

Department, as from 28th August, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 379/52David Eric Lavater 

to be Clerk, Registration Branch, Mines Department, 

as from 4th August, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 288/52George Coombes to 

be Assistant Inspector, Fisheries Department, as 

from 13th August, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 36/52Bruno Rumich to be 

Agrostologist, North-West Branch, Department of 

Agriculture, as from 5th June, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 876/51Cohn Meredith Ralph 

to be Adviser, Department of Agriculture, as from 

21st January, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 752, P.S.C. 402/52Harold James Tear 

to be Clerk, Accounts (Fees Collection and Hospital 

Benefits), Chief Secretary's Department, as 

from 11th September, 1952. 

Ex. Co. 745, P.S.C. 24/52Francis Keith Burns 

to be Clerk, Records Branch, Lands and Surveys 

Department, as from 9th January, 1952. 

Also of the acceptance of the following resignation: 

Ex. Co. 745H. M. Robinson, Clerk, State Housing 

Commission, as from 27th January, 1953. 

S. A. TAYLOR, 

Public Service Commissioner.

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904-52, and are to be addressed to the Public Service 

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

Departments. 

(e) Preference will be given to an applicant proceeding to a University Degree. 

(b) Applications are also called under Section 24. 

S. A. TAYLOR, 

14th May, 1953. Public Service Commissioner. 

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1947. 

Department of Native Affairs, 


HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, under the provisions of the 

Native Administration Act, 1905-1947, has been pleased to amend in the 

manner mentioned in the schedule hereunder the Native Administration Regulations, 

1938, published in the Government Gazette on the 1st day of November, 

1938, and amended from time to time thereafter by notices published in the 

Government Gazette. 

S. G. MIDDLETON, 

Commissioner of Native Affairs. 

Schedule. 

The abovementioned regulations are amended as follows :- 

1. Regulation 157 (G. G. 16/8/40) is amendedby 

inserting after the word "charges" in line four the words "not 

to exceed the scale prescribed in the Second Schedule to these 

regulations"; and 

by deleting from lines six and seven the words "in accordance with 

the scale prescribed in the Second Schedule to these regulations". 

2. The Second Schedule (G.G. 8/8/52) in amended by deleting the words 

and figures "Charges for Maintenance or other Accommodation, as from the 

day of , 1952" and inserting in lieu thereof the words 

and figures "Charges for Maintenance or other Accommodation as from the 

15th day of May, 1953". 

NATIVE ADMINISTRATION ACT, 1905-1947. 

Department of Native Affairs, 


IT is hereby notified, for general information, that 

the following permits have been issued: 

Regulation 135. 

Permit No. 065, dated 7th May, 1953, issued to 

Rev. T. A. Bruton to superintend the Marribank 

Baptist Mission near Katanning. 

Permit No. 066, dated 7th May, 1953, issued to 

Mr. J. P. Weis, to superintend the United Aborigines 

Mission, Kellerberrin, vice Mr. T. A. Power. 

Regulation 136. 

Permit No. 1003, dated the 7th May, 1953, issued 

to Mrs. J. P. Weis as a mission worker at the 

United Aborigines Mission, Kellerberrin. 


to Mrs. L. W. Power as a mission worker at the 

Sunday Island Mission. 

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [15 May, 

VACANCIES IN THE PtJBLIC SERVICE. 

Department. Position. Class. Salary. 

Date 

Returnable. 

1953. 

Public Works Hydraulic Engineer (Item 1753/52) P-I.-7 Margin l6thMay. 

£1,115-1, 195 

Treasury Dispenser, Government Stores Branch (Item G-II.-2/3 Margin £250-310 do. 

118/52) (b) 

Public Health Typist, Wooroloo Sanatorium (b) ........ C-V. Maximum Margin do. 

£90 

Child Welfare Clerk-in-Charge, Records and Correspondence C-II.-3 Margin £290-310 do. 

(Item 2777/52) 

State Housing Commission... Architect, Grade 2 (b) P-II.-4/7 Margin £330-525 do. 

Public Health Histology Technician, Grade 3 (b) ........ G-II.-1/2 Margin £200-270 do. 

Crown Law Resident Magistrate, Northam P-I.-2 Margin £775-825 23rd May. 

Do. Resident Magistrate, Kalgoorlie Districts P-I.-2 Margin £775-825 do. 

Education Clerk, Perth Technical College (a) ........ C-II.-l/2 Margin £200-270 do. 

Do..... Clerk (Item 2692/52) ................ C-II.-2 Margin £250-270 do. 

Public Health Dental Officer of Schools, Kalgoorlie (b) P-II.-9/10 Margin £575-675 do. 

Crown Law ............ Clerk, Accounts Branch (Item 2419/52) C-II.-1 Margin £200-230 30th ]1ay. 

State Housing Commission Quantity Surveyor (b)................ G-II.-6 Margin £425-450 do. 


to Mr. Trevor Power, as a mission worker at the 

Sunday Island Mission. 

S. G MIDDLETON, 

Commissioner of Native Affairs. 

Crown Law Department, 


IT is hereby notified for public information that 

the following Acts have been reprinted pursuant 

to the Amendments Incorporation Act, 1938: 

Builders' Registration Act, 1939-1948 (approved 

for reprint 17th February, 1953). 

Police Act, 1892-1952 (approved for reprint 23rd 

March, 1953). 

Copies are available at the office of the Government 

Printer at the cost of is. and 3s. Gd. respectively. 

H. SHEAN, 

Under Secretary for Law.


LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BY-ELECTION. 

Crown Law Department, 


THE Hon. Minister for Justice, pursuant to section 

141 of the Electoral Act, 1907-1952, has 

approved of the appointment of the undermentioned 

officer as Assistant Returning Officer to 

count votes at the counting place in the district 

shown hereunder: 

Kimberley District. 

Name of Officer and Counting Place. 

Oakes, Arthur John Wesley; Office of Australian 

Iron and Steel Coy. Ltd., Yampi (Cockatoo 

Island). 

THE Hon. Minister for Justice, pursuant to section 

142A of the Electoral Act, 1907-1952, has 

approved of the appointment of the undermentioned 

officer as Assistant Returning Officer to 

count Postal Votes, absent votes and votes cast 

under the provisions of section 122A of the said 

Act under the direction of the Chief Electoral 

Officer: 

Name of OfficerWheeler, Stanley Edward. 

THE Hon. Minister for Justice has approved of the 

undermentioned appointments of Postal Vote Officers 

under the provisions of section 90 of the 

Electoral Act, 1907-1952: 

Kimberley District. 

Common, Brother Andrew Gordon, Kalumburu 

Mission, via Wyndham, Cleric. 

Ubach, Reverend Father Veremond, Kalumburu 

Mission Station, via Wyndham, Roman Catholic 

Priest. 

H. SHEAN, 

Under Secretary for Law. 

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES. 

THE undermentioned allotments of land will be 

offered for sale at public auction on the dates and 

at the places specified below, under the provisions 

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

KALGOORLIE. 

19th May, 1953, at 2 p.m., at the Government Land 

Agency- 

Kalgoorlie_**Town 3396, ir. 3.8p., C.U.V. £20. 

CARNAMAH. 

21st May, 1953, at 3.30 p.m., at the Rural and 

Industries Bank- 

CoorowTown 23, lr., £15; Town 24, ir., 

£20. 

PERTH. 

22nd May, 1953, at 3.30 p.m., at the Land and 

Surveys DepartmenttSwan 

Locations (Surrey Road, Bassendean) - 

4747, lr., £40; 5421, ir., £40. 

BRIDGETOWN. 

26th May, 1953, at noon, at the Court House- 

Balingup-9172, 13a. lr. 5p., £40; *11173, ha. 

Or. 5p., £33; *11174 18a. 2r. 19p., £55; *11175, 

16a. lr. 36p., £50. 

BUSSELTON. 

27th May, 1953, at 3 p.m., at the Court House- 

WitchcliffeTown 22, lr. 14.8p., £25. 

GERALDTON. 

27th May, 1953, at 3.15 p.m., at the Rural and 

Industries Bank- 

Northamptonf Town 369, la., £35; tTown 

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

iSp., £45. 

MERREDIN. 

27th May, 1953, at 10 a.m., at the Court HousetMuntadginTown 

41, lr., £15. 

IVierredin-1j513, la. Or. 16.2p., £20. 

t,Nangeenan_*1J14, 5a. Or. 21p., £15; 1T147, 

5a. Or. 21p., £15. 

BEVERLEY. 

3rd June, 1953, at, 3.30 p.m., at the Government 

Land AgencytBrooktonTown 

322, lr., £50. 

NARROGIN. 

4th June, 1953, at noon, at the Government Land 

AgencytDudininTown 

42, lr., £15; Town 43, ir., £15. 

PERTH. 

5th June, 1953, at 3.30 p.m., at the Lands and Surverys 

Department 

Sawyers ha. 2r. 26p., £40; *11104, 

6a. 3r. 25p., £25; 1J1O6, 4a. Or. 8p., £25. 

tSwan Location (Maylands)-5177, lr., £90. 

* Suburban for cultivation. 

ISection 21 of the regulations does not apply. 

§Subject to examination of survey. 

II Subject to truncation of corner, if necessary. 

1 All marketable timber is reserved to the Crown. 

* Available for leasing only. 

1. The purchaser shall within a period of two 

(2) years from the date of the approval of 

his application fence the boundaries of his 

lot with a fence capable of resisting great 

and small stock to the satisfaction of the 

Minister and also shall within such period 

of two years effect on his lot improvements 

of a value equal to at least double the amount 

of the purchase money of the lot. Such 

improvements may consist of a dwelling or 

any other building, water supply, clearing, 

cultivation or such other improvements as 

the Minister may accept. 

No transfer of a license will be permitted, 

without the special approval of the 

Minister, until the prescribed fencing and 

improvement conditions have been complied 

with. 

Breach of any of the conditions of sale 

will render the license liable to forfeiture 

together with all moneys paid in connection 

therewith. 

All improvements on the land offered for sale 

are the property of the Crown, and shall be paid 

for as the Minister may direct, whose valuation 

shall be final and binding on the purchaser. 

Plans and further particulars of these sales 

may be obtained at this office and the offices of 

the various Government Land Agents. Land sold 

to a depth of 200 feet below the natural surface. 

except in mining districts, where it is granted to 

a depth of 40 feet or 20 feet only. 

H. E. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands. 

FORFEITURES. 

THE undermentioned leases have been cancelled 

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

to non-payment of rent or other reasons: 

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

Ahearn, R. H.; 347/7493; Vict. 5736; conditions; 

2434/51; 156/80. 

Allen, E. R.; 347/7307; Vict. 8520; £3 8s. 3d.; 

1383/51; 96/80. 

Andela, T. and Schagen, J. M.; 347/7722; Ninghan 

3136; conditions; 5120/50; 66/80. 

Anderson, L.; 4653/55; Jandakot A.A. 126; conditions; 

14430/02; 341A/4O. 

Angove, W. H.; 1231/60; Plant. 1798; abandoned; 

6063/09; 457/80. 

Arthur, V. N.; 347/6630; Ninghan 2782; abandoned; 

2562/50; 88 and 89/80. 

Ball, B. L.; 347/6047; Vict. 3570 and 3945; conditions; 

5632/49; 124/80.

938 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {15 May, 1953. 

Ball, B. L.; 347/8007; Vict. 9917; conditions; 

5996/50; 124/80. 

Bell, A.; 347/3576; Esperance 673; £18 4s. 3d.; 

507/41; 423/80. 

Bell, A.; 365/1052; Esperance 1307; £23 us. 3d.; 

1248/41; 423/80. 

Curnow, C. D.; 347/7578; Vict. 8441; £3 lOs. 6d.; 

3307/51; 93/80. 

Day, H. F.; 347/4643; Avon 19631; £5 13s. 2d.; 

1993/47; 379D/110, C4. 

Dodd, W. p3 342/1937; Chidlow 293; £6 9s. 9d.; 

2780/32; -. 

Dunn, R. J. 1/.; 347/8249; Sussex 2697; abandoned; 

2406/52; 413C/40. 

Geraty, T.; 347/7144; Torbay A.A. 65; abandoned; 

248/51; 457A/40. 

Geraty, T.; 347/7143; Torbay A.A. 64; abandoned; 

247/51; 457A/40. 

Green, T.; 348/904; Yilgarn 426, 428; £265 3s. 6d.; 

2742/37; 36/80. 

Manns, Q. F.; 347/6939; Kojonup 8134; conditions; 

6285/50; 437A/40. 

Norris, 0. M.; 347/5158; Avon 15203; £1 13s. 9d.; 

2323/48; 34/80. 

Poncini, A.; 3117/3671; Big Bell 201; abandoned; 

2092/36; Big Bell. 

Riegert, C. M.; 347/6037; Esperance 739 to 741; 

abandoned; 5111/49; 423/80. 

Sallur, J. J.; 3117/2121; Reedy 215; abandoned; 

1471/35; Reedy. 

Thiele, J. C.; 395/945; Ngalbain; abandoned; 

6827/47; 24/300. 

Tompsett, H. P.; 347/8732; Sussex 1778 to 1780, 

1788; abandoned; 3569/52; 413B/40. 

Yates, A. A.; 347/7915; Nelson 3979; abandoned; 

7030/51; 438B/40. 

Campbell, P. W. and N. MeL.; 393/427; Fraser; 

abandoned; 997/15; 17/300. 

H. E. SMITH, 


RESERVES. 

Department of Lands and Surveys, 



has been pleased to set apart as Public Reserves 

the land described in the Schedule below for the 

purposes therein set forth. 

Corres. No. 3277/51. 

F I T Z HO Y (Fitzroy Crossing) .-No. 23613 

(Aborigines' Mission) location No. 27 (la). (Plan 

129/300 (enlargement).) 

Corres. No. 4220/12, Vol. 2. 

CARNAMAH.-No. 23745 (Use and Requirements 

of the Carnarnah Road Board), lot No. 102 (67a. Or. 

22p.). (Diagram 62446, Plan Carnamah.) 

Corres. No. 5862/52. 

AVON-No. 23746 (Railway Purposes-Ballast 

Pit) location No. 27520 (about 38a. 2r.). (Plan 

2A/40, Bi.) 

Corres. No. 4303/21. 

SWAN.-No. 23747 (Drainage) location No. 5362 

(14.4p). (Diagram 62576, Plan 1B/20, S.W.) 

Corres. No. 1953/52. 

COCKBURN SOUND (Mandurah) .-No. 23748 

(Recreation) location No. 1723 (3a. 2r. 30p.). (Diagram 

L.T.O. Plan 6221, Plan Mandurah Townsite.) 

Corres. No. 6303/14. 

BROOME-No. 23750 (Tramway Purposes) lot 

Nos. 336, 337 and 338 (la. 3r. 8p.). (Plan Broome, 

Sheet 1.) 

Corres. No. 1123/53. 

BOYUP BROOK-No. 23751 (Public Utility) lot 

No. 298 (about 3a. 3r.). (Plan Boyup Brook.) 

Corres. No. 7716/98, Vol. 2. 

MALCOLM (at Leonora).-No. 23752 (Racecourse) 

location No. 11 (160a.). (Plan 43/300 (enlargement).) 

Corres. No. 2778/12, Vol. 2. 

GERALDTON.-No. 23753 (Use and Requirements 

of the Municipality of Geraldtcn) lot No. 1226 and 

1229 to 1237 (inclusive) (2a. lr. 17.9p.). (Plan 

Geraldton, Sheet 1.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


AMENDMENT OF RESERVES. 




has been pleased to approve, under section 37 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:- 

Corres. No. 13703/05-Of the amendment of reserve 

No. 10101 (Excepted from Sale) to exclude 

that portion now designated Malcolm Location 

11, and of its area being reduced to about 1,460 

acres accordingly. (Plan 43/300 (enlargement).) 


No. 12475 (Stock Route) to exclude that portion 

now designated Fitzroy Location 27. (Plan 129/300 

(enlargement).) 


No. 13731 (Common) to exclude that portion now 

comprised in Bullfinch Townsite, and of its area 

being reduced to about 1,106 acres accordingly. 

(Plan Bullfinch and 53/80.) 


No. 14275 (Timber) to exclude the area of about 

38 acres 2 roods now designated Avon Location 

27520. (Plan 2A/40, B?.) 


No. 14908 (Timber) to exclude that portion now 

comprised in Bullfinch Townsite, and of its area 

being reduced to about 204 acres accordingly. (Plans 

Bullfinch and 53/80.) 


No. 17737 (Narrogin Lots 1245 and 1286-Gravel) 

to include the area of about 1 acre 1 rood 24 perches 

abutting its South boundary and having a frontage 

of 250 links to Tuohy Street and 100 links to the 

street adjoining the Western boundary of the reserve, 

and of its area being increased to about 9 

acres 2 roods 24 perches accordingly. (Plan Narrogin.) 


No. 18298 (Kondinin Lot 108-Hospital Site) to include 

Kondinin Lots 152 and 193, and of its area 

being increased to about 8 acres 0 roods 20 perches 

accordingly. (Plan Kondinin.) 


No. 21165 (Katanning Lots 797, 804, 815, 822, 833 

and 840-Drainage) to exclude those portions now 

designated Katanning Lots 943 to 948 (inclusive), 

and of its area being reduced to about 1 rood 

accordingly. (Plan Katanning.) 


No. 23705 (Swan Location 4720-Railway Marshalling 

Yards) to include Swan Locations 3402, 3403 

and 5423, and of its area being increased to 2 acres 

3 roods 12 perches accordingly. (Plan 1D/20, N.E.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


CANCELLATION OF RESERVES. 




has been pleased to cancel, under section 37 of the 

Land Act, 1933-1950, as follows:- 

Corres. No. 563/90-Reserve No. 1642 (Broome 

Lot 338-Public Utility). (Plan Broome Sheet 1.) 

Corres. No. 11478/12-Reserve No. 7681 (Nmglian 

Location 1597)-Water. (Plan 65/80, A4.). 

Corres. No. 7716/98, Vol. 2-Reserve No. 10307 

(Malcolm Location 3)-Racecourse. (Plan 43/300 

(Enlargement).) 

Corres. No. 10807/04, Vol. 2-Reserve No. 17979 

(now Canning Location 1271)-Trigonometrical 

Station. (Plan 1D/20, SE.) 

Corres. No. 1745/13-Reserve No. 19040 (Kondinin 

Lot 152)-Public Park. (Plan Kondinin.) 

Corres. No. 2192/27-Reserve No. 19610 (Avon 

Location 25173)-Quarry (Gravel). (Plan 4/80, 

Fl.) Corres. No. 434/40-Reserve No. 22146 (near 

Zanthus) -Natives. (Plan 26/300.) 

H. E. SMITH, 

Under Secretary for Lands.


RESERVE No. 7681. 



Corres. No. 11478/12. 


has been pleased to revoke the Order in Council 

dated 17th March, 1915, whereby reserve No. 7681 

was vested in the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage 

and Drainage in trust for the purpose of 

"Water." 

H. E. SMITH, 


THE LAND ACT, 1933-1950. 

Change of Name of Street. 

Perth Road District. 



Corres. No. 3783/52. 


His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council 


the Land Act, 1933-1950, of the name of Muriel 

Street (road No. 5918) from Scarborough Beach 

Road to Baden Street in the Perth Road District 

being changed to Donovan Street, and such street 

shall hereafter be known and distinguished as 

Donovan Street accordingly. (Plan 1D/20, N.W.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


CHANGE OF NAME. 

Wanneru Townsite and Estate. 



Corres. No. 11357/06, Vol. 2. 



Land Act, 1933-1950, of the names of Wanneru 

Townsite and Wanneru Estate being changed to 

Wanneroo Townsite and Wanneroo Estate, and such 

townsite and estate shall hereafter be known and 

distinguished as Wanneroo accordingly. (Plans 

Wanneru Townsite and 1A/40.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


AMENDMENT OF BOUNDARIES. 

Boodarockin Townsite. 



Corres. No. 5228/28. 

IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor 

in Executive Council has been pleased to 

approve, under section 10 of the Land Act, 1933- 

1950, of the amendment of the boundaries of 

Boodarockin Townsite to exclude that portion now 

designated Yilgarn Location 1391. (Plans Boodarockin 

and 54/80, F4.) 

H. E. SMITH, 



(Section 89c.) 

Tenders for the Purchase of Nelson 

Location 12194. 



Corres. No. 3351/49. 

TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchase, 

under the provisions of section 89c of the Land 

Act, 1933-1950, of Nelson Location 12194 (formerly 

identified as location 10374), situated 14 miles 

East of Northcliffe, for an estate in fee simple. 

(Plan 453/80, Al.) 

ParticularsArea, 213 acres 3 roods 21 perches. 

Improvements: Tenderers must satisfy themselves 

as to the condition of any improvements such as 

clearing, buildings, fencing and water supply 

which may exist on the property. Annual rainfall, 

50-60 inches. 

Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of 

(10) ten per cent, of the price tendered and must 

be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 

Perth, and endorsed on the envelope, "Tender for 

Nelson Location 12194," and lodged at this office 

by 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, 10th June, 1953. 

The successful tenderer will be required to pay 

the balance of the purchase money upon registration 

of the transfer. 

Possession of the property will be given to the 

successful tenderer on the date of the registration 

of the transfer, unless otherwise arranged with the 

Superintendent, Land Settlement, Perth. 

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 

accepted. 

H. E. SMITH, 



(Section 89c.) 

Tenders for the Purchase of Nelson Locations 

12189, 12190, 12191, 12192 and 12193. 



Corres. 3344/49. 

TENDERS are hereby invited for the purchast' 

under the provisions of section 89c of the LanU 

Act, 1933-1950, of Nelson Locations 12189, 12190, 

12191, 12192 and 12193 (formerly identified as locations 

8583, 8584, 8586, 8587 and 8588) situated nine 

miles South-West of Northclifle, for an estate in 

fee simple. (Plan 454B/40, El and 2.) 

ParticularsArea, 538 acres 1 rood 13 perches. 

Annual rainfall, 50-60 inches. 

Tenderers must satisfy themselves as to the 

condition of any improvements such as clearing, 

buildings, fencing and water supply which may 

exist on the property. 

Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of 

(10) ten per cent, of the price tendered and must 

be addressed to the Under Secretary for Lands, 

Perth, and endorsed on the envelope "Tender for 

Nelson Locations 12189, 12190, 12191, 12192 and 

12193" and lodged at this office by 3.30 p.m. on 

Wednesday, 10th June, 1953. 

The successful tenderer will be required to pay 

the balance of the purchase money upon registration 

of the transfer. 

Possession of the property will be given to the 

successful tenderer on the date of the registration 

of the transfer, unless otherwise arranged with 

the Superintendent, Land Settlement, Perth. 

The highest or any tender will not necessarily be 

accepted. 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. 

Part VDivisions 1 and 4. 

Special Settlement Lands. 

Open Wednesday, 10th June, 1953. 



Corres. No. 303/52. 


Esperance Location 375, comprising 54 acres, has 

been set apart for the purposes of Special Settlement 

pursuant to the provisions of Part V (Divisions 

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

subject to the regulations under the said Act as 

modified by the special conditions set out hereunder. 

Such land is available for selection, priced at 

2s. per acre, excluding survey fee, and subject to 

survey and exemption from road rates for two 

years from date of approval of application.

940 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [15 May, 1953. 

Applications should be lodged at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys, Perth, on or before 

Wednesday, 10th June, 1953, accompanied by a 

deposit of £4 3s. 9d. All applications received on 

or before that date will be treated as having been 

received on the closing day, and in the event of 

there being more applications than one received, 

the application to be granted will be decided by 

the Land Board. 

Special Conditions. 

The maximum area allowed to be selected by 

any one person is limited to 2,500 acres. 

The selector or his agent must take up residence 

within one year from the date of approval and 

make it his habitual residence for the following 

five years. 

After the first year the selector shall clear, cultivate 

and lay down in pastures one-tenth of the 

area each year for the next succeeding four years, 

such clearing, cultivation and pastures shall be 

properly maintained. 

(Plan 423C and D/20.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND ACT, 1933-1950. 

Part V-Divisions 1 and 4. 


Open Wednesday, 27th May, 1953. 


Perth, 27th April, 1953. 

Corres. No. 3495/52. 


the Plantagenet locations listed in the Schedule 

hereto have been set apart for the purpose of 

Special Settlement, pursuant to the provisions of 

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

1950, and subject to the regulations under the said 

Act as modified by the special conditions set out 

hereunder. 

Such land is available for selection, subject to 

survey, classification, pricing and the provision of 

any necessary roads. Applications should be lodged 

at the Department of Lands and Surveys, Perth, on 

or before Wednesday, 27th May, 1953, accompanied 

by a deposit as shown in the Schedule. 

All applications received on or before that date 

will be treated as having been received on the 

closing day, and in the event of there being more 

applications than one for either location, the 

application to be granted will be decided by the 

Land Board. 

Special Conditions. 

Applications are limited to areas not exceeding 

800 acres in all, with a maximum area of 500 

adres of cultivable land suitable for establishing 

pasture. 

One-fifth of the cultivable area must be 

cleared within three years and two-fifths within 

five years from 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. 

Location, Area, Plan, Deposit Required. 

5811; 550a.; 451B/40, E2; £8 105. 

5825; 356a.; 451C/40, E3; £7 3s. 9d. 

H. E. SMITH, 


OPEN FOR SELECTION. 




Corres. No. 3454/51. 


the lands described in the Schedule hereto have 

been set apart for the purposes of Special Settlement, 

pursuant to the provisions of section 84 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1950. 

Such lands are available for selection under 

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

the regulations thereunder, subject to survey, timber 

conditions, classification, pricing and to the 

special conditions enumerated hereunder. 

All applications must be lodged at the Department 

of Lands and Surveys, Perth, on or before 

Wednesday, 10th June, 1953, together with a 

deposit of £8 lOs. 

The provisions of section 135 of the Land 

Act, 1933-1950, relating to determination of simultaneous 

applications by a Land Board shall apply. 

The selector will be required to pay the price 

of the land, together with prescribed survey fees, 

with interest on such survey fees, by half-yearly 

payments over a period of 30 years. 

The selector shall, within five years of the 

date of commencement of the term of his lease, 

take up residence in person on the land comprised 

therein, and shall make it his usual home without 

any other habitual residence for the next ensuing 

five years of the term, and failing compliance with 

these conditions, the lease shall be liable to forfeiture. 

The lessee will be required to clear one-fifth 

of the area within two years of the granting of 

the lease and an additional two-fifths before the 

expiration of five years. 

The cleared area shall be sown down to pasture 

or developed for other agricultural purposes 

within two years of the completion of the clearing 

operations. 

Applications for leases may be approved subject 

to approval of survey, and to the provisions of 

such roads and reserves as the Minister may deem 

necessary. 

No person shall be granted or hold more than 

one of the blocks specified, and no transfer of a 

lease will be allowed without the special approval 

of the Minister. 

After approval of an application, the selector 

will be issued with a conditional purchase lease, 

under the provisions of sections 47 and 86 of the 

Land Act, 1933-1950, subject to the foregoing 

modifications. 

Schedule. 

PJ.antagenet Locations 6003, 6004, 6005, 6006 and 

6007. Areas (approximate), 1,150a., 500a., 5UOa., 

580a. and 500 a., respectively. 

(Plan 451D/40, AB3.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LOTS OPEN FOR SALE. 




the undermentioned lots are now open for sale 

under the conditions specified, by public auction, 

as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the 

following upset prices:;- 

Applications to be lodged at Perth. 

Corres. No. 2139/39. 

HERDSMAN LAKE -Suburban for Cultivation 

1 (6a. Or. lOp.) and 2 (6a. Or. 8p.), £350 each. 

Corres. No. 5428/51. 

CARNAMAH.-Suburban for Cultivation 73, £25. 

Corres. No. 6798/50. 

NORSEMAN.-Town 

£27 each; 610, 617, 618, 651, 1091, 1092 and 1129, 

644, 645, 646, 647, 648, 649, 

650, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657, 658, 1063, 1093, 

1094, 1095, 1096, 1097, 1126, 1127 and 1128, £25 each; 

285, 410, 411, 499, 507, 

346, 356, 409, 413, 415, 604, 607, 816, £20 each; 319, 

416, 426, 427, 434, 442, 443, 

450, 451, 466, 500, 506, 515, 522, 530, 531, 538, 546, 

547, 554, 562, 776, 1055, £17 each; 

342, 343, 344, 345, 352, 353, 354, 355, 320, 332, 335, 

363, 364, 368, 

370, 371, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 421, 422, 423, 

424, 425, 428, 429, 430, 433, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 

444, 445, 446, 449, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 463, 464, 

465, 503, 504, 505, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 516, 517, 

518, 521, 525, 526, 527, 528, 529, 532, 533, 534, 537,


541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 548, 549, 550, 553, 557, 558, 

559, 560, 561, 711, 713, 727, 777. 778, 1052, 1054, 

£15 each. Suburban for Cultivation 817 and 818, 

£17 each. 

Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred 

to are now obtainable at this office and the 

offices of the various Government Land Agents. 

H. E. SMITH, 



Perth, 21st April, 1953. 

Corres. No. 3829/97. 

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in 

accordance with the provisions of section 116 

of the Land Act, 1933-1950, that it is proposed 

to lease the area of 5 acres formerly comprised 

in reserve No. 4023 (Nannine Hospital Site) to 

Richard Lee for a term of twenty-one (21) years 

for the purpose of residence. (Plan 466/80.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


OPEN FOR LEASING. 

Boulder Lot 589. 



Corres. No. 2671/99. 

IT is notified for general information that Boulder 

Lot 589 is available for leasing under section 117 

of the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the rental and subject 

to the conditions set out hereunder:- 

Applications must be lodged at the Lands 

Office, Kalgoorlie, on or before Wednesday, 3rd 

June, 1953. 

Payment for improvements as directed by 

the Minister for Lands. 

The term of the lease will be 99 years. 

The annual rental payable for the first ten 

years of the lease will be ten shillings. The rental 

shall be subject to re-appraisement by the Minister 

for Lands at intervals of 10 years. 

The conditions under which the said land 

is made available shall not entitle the lessee now 

or at any future time to the right to convert same 

to fee simple. 

If more applications than one have been 

received by the closing date, 3rd June, 1953, the 

application to be granted will be decided by the 

Land Board. 

(Plan Boulder Sheet 2.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LOTS OPEN FOR LEASING. 




the undermentioned lots are now open for leasing 

under the conditions specified, by public auction, 

as provided by the Land Act, 1933-1950, at the 

following capital values:- 

Applications to be lodged at Kalgoorlie. 

Corres. No. 2034/17, Vol. 5. 

BOULDER (Dart Street) -Town 766, £12 lOs. 

(Plan oulder, Sheet 1.) Conditions-(1) The 

lessee will be required to erect a residence on his 

lot within six months from the date of approval 

of his application or within such extended period 

as the Minister for Lands may approve. Failure 

to comply with this condition renders the lease liable 

to forfeiture. (2) The term of the lease will be 

99 years. (3) No transfer of the lease will be 

approved until the lessee has complied with the 

building conditions of the lease. (4) The conditions 

under which the said land is made available shall 

not entitle the lessee now or at any future time 

to the right to convert same to fee simple. 

Applications to be lodged at Perth. 

Corres. No. 6798/50. 

NORSEMAN,-Town 940, £30, for residence only; 

883, 934 and 935, £25 each; 880, 881, 882, 932, 

and 1130, £20 each; 895, 897, 1077, 1099, 1100, 

1070, 1072, 1082, 1084 and 1106, £15 each. 

1064 

1101 

and 1107, £17 each: 1042, 1043, 1044, 1048, 1065, 1066, 

APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING. 

Reserve 6996 (Hester). 



Corre.s. 657/44. 

APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of the 

land comprised within reserve 6996 (Hester Lots 

15 and 26), containing 1 acre 21 perches. 

This land is available for leasing, under section 

32 of the Land Act, 1933-1950, for the purpose of 

a "Sawmill Site" for a term of five years at a rental 

of £5 per annum, subject to the following conditions 

:- 

The lessee shall erect and put into operation 

a sawmill site on the said lands within 12 months 

of the date of commencement of the term of the 

lease. 

Failure to operate such sawmill for any period 

exceeding six months shall render the lease liable 

to forfeiture. 

No compensation shall be payable to the lessee 

for imorovements which may remain on the said 

land at the expiration or earlier determination of 

the lease, but the lessee shall have the right to 

remove sich improvements within a period of three 

months after such expiration or earlier determination. 

The lessee shall at the expiration or earlier 

determination of the lease leave the said land in 

a clean and tidy condition free from all sawdust, 

waste material, or other debris and shall fill in 

and level off all excavations, to the satisfaction of 

the Minister for Lands. 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £3 lOs., 

must be lodged at the Lands Department, Perth, 

on or before the 10th June, 1953. All applications 

lodged on or before that date will be treated as 

having ben received on that day, and, in the 

event of there being more than one application 

received, the one to be granted (if any) will be 

determined by the Land Board. 

(Plan Hester Townsite.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING. 

Somerville Suburban Area Lot 108. 



Corres. No. 4587/46. 

APPLICATIONS are invited under section 117 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1950, for leasing the above lot 

for the purpose of poultry farming for a term of 

ninety-nine (99) years, subject to the following 

conditions:- 

No compensation will be payable at the 

expiration or earlier determination of the lease for 

improvements effected by the lessee. 

The annual rental payable for the first 10 

years of the term of the lease will be eighteen shillings 

(18s.). The rental shall be subject to reappraisement 

by the Minister at intervals of not 

less than 10 years. 

The lessee shall fence the lot on its surveyed 

boundaries within two years from the date 

of commencement of the lease, with a fence capable 

of resisting great and small stock and shall 

have planted within three years from the date of 

commencement of the lease at least one-tenth of 

its area with vines or fruit trees or cultivated bona 

fide as a vegetable garden, or alternatively, onequarter 

of the area shall be cleared and otherwise 

cultivated. 

No transfer of the lease will be approved 

until the improvement conditions prescribed above 

have been effected.


(e) The conditions under which the land is made 

available shall not entitle the lessee now, or at 

any future date, to the right to convert same 

to fee simple. 

Applications, accompanied by a deposit of £1 

9s., must be lodged at the Lands Office, Kalgoorlie, 

on or before Wednesday. 3rd June, 1953. 

In the event of there being more applications 

than one, the application to be granted shall be 

decided by the Land Board. 

(Plan Kalgoorlie Sheet 3.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


APPLICATION FOR LEASING. 

Mount Magnet. 



Corres. No. 3589/07, Vol. 4. 

APPLICATIONS are invited, under section 116 of 

the Land Act, 1933-1950, for leasing the area of 

about 13,000 acres formerly comprising the Eastern 

portion of Mount Magnet Common Reserve No. 

11342 and bounded on the West by a North-South 

line situate about 210 chains East from the Mount 

Magnet Station Yard. Such lease will be for a 

term of one (1) year, renewable at the will of the 

Minister for Lands and subject to determination 

at three (3) months by either party after the 

initial term of one (1) year. The lease shall be 

for grazing purposes at a rental of ten pounds and 

subject to the following conditions:- 

No compensation will be payable for improvements 

effected by the lessee and existing at 

the determination of the lease. 

Traffic passes and gates shall be installed 

and maintained by the lessee on roads where 

crossed by fences. 

The Three Mile East Mill shall be maintained 

by the lessee for use by travelling stock. 

The lease shall be subject to timber and 

mining conditions. 


than one, the application to be granted shall 

be decided by the Land Board. 


l5s., must be lodged at the Department of Lands 

and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday, 27th 

May, 1953. (Plan 186/80.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


APPLICATION FOR LEASING. 

Reserve No. 7241. 

Grazing Purposes. 



Corres. No. 9869/99. 

APPLICATIONS are invited for leasing reserve 

7241 for grazing purposes only, under section 3 

of the Land Act, 1933-1950, for a term of five (5) 

years at a rental of five pounds (5) per annum 

and subject to the following conditions:- 

No compensation will be payable for improvements 

effected by the lessee and existing at 

the expiration or earlier determination of the lease. 

The travelling public and stock shall have 

free access at all times to the water supply situate 

on the demised lands. 


lOs., must be lodged at the Lands Department, 

Perth, on or before Wednesday, 27th May, 1953. 


than one for leasing this reserve, the application 

to be granted shall be decided by the Land Board. 

(Plan 160D/40, B3.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING. 

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

WEDNESDAY, 17th JUNE, 1953. 

Eastern Division-Hann District. 

Corres. No. 238/53. (Plan 71/300.) 

It is hereby notified, for general information, 

that an area of about 260,000 acres, excluding 

reserve No. 11452, and bounded by lines commencing 

at the 465 mile peg on the rabbit proof fence, 

and extending East about 1,360 chains and South 

about 1,535 chains to the North-Eastern corner 

of lease 395/574; thence West about 1,271 chains 

along the Northern boundaries of leases 395/574 

and 395/910; thence South about 50 chains: thence 

West about 670 chains along the Northern boundary 

of lease 395/739 to the rabbit proof fence; 

thence Northerly along the said fence to the starting 

point, will be available for pastoral leasing as 

from Wednesday, 17th June, 1953. Subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. 

Eastern Division-Ularring District. 

Corres. No. 875/38. (Plans 34/300 and 35/300.) 


that the land contained within C. C. K. Bloxam's 

late lease 395/834, comprising 39,000 acres, will 

be available for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 

17th June, 1953. Subject to payment for 

improvements, if any. 

Eastern Division-Yilgarn District. 



that the land contained within late lease 395/877, 

comprising 30,790 acres, will be re-available for 

pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 17th June, 

1953. Subject to payment for improvements, if 

any. 

WEDNESDAY, 29th JULY, 1953. 

North-West Division-Thaduna District. 



an area of about 295,000 acres excluding S. R. 

reserve, bounded by lines commencing at the 

North-West corner of lease 394/642, and extending 

South about 420 chains, West about 1,585 

chains, North about 882 chains, East about 1,400 

chains, North about 678 chains, East about 590 

chains, South about 95 chains, East about 1,001 

chains, South about 1,000 chains and West about 

1,420 chains to the starting point, will be available 

for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 29th July, 

1953. Subject to payment for improvements, if 

any. 

WEDNESDAY, 5th AUGUST, 1953. 

Eastern Division-tJlarring District. 

Corres. No. 4762/52. (Plan 35/300.) 

IT is hereby notified for general information that 

an area of about 284,500 acres bounded by lines 

commencing at a point situated about 45 chains 

North and about 52 chains East of Survey Peg NB15 

(Galah Rocks) and extending West about 872 

chains, South about 525 chains, West about 360 

chains, North about 2,140 chains, East about 1,550 

chains, South about 2,140 chains and West about 

183 chains to the Western shore of an unnamed 

lake, thence generally North-Westward along the 

said lake to the starting point will be available for 

pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 5th August, 

1953. 

Eucla Division-Dundas District. 

Corres. No. 2652/34. (Plan 18/300.) 

It is hereby notified for general information that 

the land contained within J. H. Rowe's cancelled 

lease 393/418 comprising 40,000 acres, will be reavailable 

for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 

5th August, 1953; subject to payment for improvements,


Kimberley Division-Omalinde District. 

Corres. No. 510/53. (Plan 133/300.) 

It is hereby notified for general information that 

an area of about 70,500 acres bounded by lines commencing 

at the South-East corner of lease 396/572 

and extending South about 410 chains, West about 

500 chains, South about 400 chains to the right 

bank of the Fitzroy River; thence Easterly along 

the said bank a distance of about 300 chains to 

the Northward prolongation of the Western boundary 

of lease 396/592; thence South about 260 chains, 

West about 835 chains, North about 600 chains, East 

about 380 chains, North about 375 chains, West 

about 200 chains, North about 440 chains, East 

about 275 chains, South about 333 chains and East 

about 600 chains to the starting point will be available 

for pastoral leasing as from Wednesday, 5th 

August, 1953. 

H. E. SMITH, 


LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION. 


the areas scheduled hereunder are available for 

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

and the regulations aupertaining thereto, subject 

o 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 cbslug 

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 

(late, 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 sitting of the 

Board. 

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any 

location made available for that purpose must 

take the ba1ance thereof, if any, under Conditional 

Purchase. 

All marketacle timber, including sandalwood ana 

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

visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations. 

SCHEDULE. 

PERTH LAND AGENCY. 

WEDNESDAY 20th MAY, 1953. 

Ninghan District. 

Corr. No. 6551/48. (Plan 89/80, EF4.) 

Locations 1147 and 3711, containing 924a. ir. 

28p. and 2,665a., respectively at 3s. 9d. per acre; 

classifications pages 10 of 5083/26 and 12 of 

6551/48; subject to payment for improvements. 

Deposit required, £2 18s. 3d. 

WEDNESDAY 27th MAY, 1953. 

Avon District. 

Corr. No. 1888/39. (Plan 24/80, B and C2.) 

Location 20729, containing 639a. 3r. lip., at 4s. 

per acre; classification page 75 of 940/24; subject 

to payment for improvements, if any. Deposit 

required, £1 15s. 9d. 


Corr. No. 7446/51. (Plan 345/80, C4.) 

Location 23947, containing 564a. 3r. 31p., at 12s. 

6d. per acre; classification page 10 of 6014/26; subject 

to payment for improvements, if any. Deposit 

required, £1 15s. 


Corr. No. 537/53. (Plan 24/80, C and D3.) 

Location 25278, containing i,607a. 2r. 26p., at 

3s. per acre (ex survey fee); classification page 5 

of 537/53; subject to payment of a quarter survey 

fee with application and to exemption from road 

rates for two years from date of approval of application. 


Koj onup District. 

Corr. No. 5777/52. (Plan 418/80, A3.) 

Locations 6684 and 8496, containing 850a. and 

160a., respectively; subject to classification, pricing 

and exemption from road rates for two years from 

date of approval of application. Deposit required, 

£2 is. 

Melbourne District. 

Corr. No. 5811/49. (Plan 58/80, BC4.) 

Location 3584, containing about 3,430a.; subject 

to survey, classification, pricing, the provision of 

any necessary roads and exemption from road 




Corr. No. 5738/Si. (Plans 88/80, A4; 89/80, F4.) 

Locations 2630 and 3758, containing 399a. 3r. 

22p. and 414a. 3r. 4p., respectively, at 3s. 6d. per 

acre; classification page 4 of 26/36; subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. Deposit required, 

£1 18s. 

Plantagenet District. 

Corr. No. 3095/29. (Plan 445/80, C and Di.) 

Location 4447, containing 3,999a. ir. 27p., at 6s. 

3d. per acre; classification page 26 of 646/26; subject 

to exemption from road rates for two years 

from date of approval of application. Deposit required, 

£2 18s. 3d. 


Corr. No. 1547/53. (Plan 436C/40, D3.) 

An area of about 900 acres, bounded by lines 

commencing at a point situate 1 chain South of the 

South-West corner of location 5635 and extending 

North about 38 chains; thence West about 277 

chains and South about 38 chains to the Northern 

boundary of location 4840; thence generally Eastward 

along boundaries of locations 4840, 3645, 3646 

and 3647 to the starting point; subject to survey, 

classification, pricing and the provision of any 

necessary roads. Deposit required, £10. 

Roe District. 

Corr. No. 5040/52. (Plan 375/80, Fl.) 

Location liii, containing 975a. 2r. 33p., at 8s. 

9d. per acre; classification Alkali Sheet 17; subject 

to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness. Deposit 

required, £1 19s. 2d. 

Williams District. 

Corr. No. 4560/52. (Plan 407/80, Dl.) 

Location 15016, containing about 2,200a.; subject 

to survey, classification, pricing and the provision 

of any necessary roads. Deposit required, 

£l6 

WEDNESDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1953. 


Corr. No. 768/25. (Plan 34/80, Fl.) 

Location 14194, containing 965a., at 4s. per acre; 

classification Alkali Sheet 32; subject to exemption 

from road rates for two years from date of approval 

of application. Deposit required, £1 19s. 2d. 


Corr. No. 5224/52. (Plan 56C/40, D4.) 

Location 20645, containing 900a. Or. 7p., at 4s. 

3d. per acre; classification page 10 of 4350/13; 

subjec.t to exemption from road rates for two years 


£1 18s,

944 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [15 May, 1953. 


Corr. No. 5127/51. (Plan 342B/40, D2.) 

Locations 23840, 23442 and 10508, containing 

165a. Or. 6p., bOa. Or. lip, and i6Oa., respectively, 

at 6s. per acre; classification pages 3 of 3694/50, 

and 12 and 13 of 2152/38; subject to poison conditions 

and exemption from road rates for two years 


£1 13s. 6d. 

Hay District. 

Corr. No. 7081/49. (Plan 445/80, A2.) 

Location 2015, containing 199a. ir. lop.; subject 

to survey, classification, pricing, the provision of 

any necessary roads, and to exemption from road 



Kojonup District. 

Corr. No. 1083/50. (Plan 437B/40, A3 and 4.) 

Locations 5667 and 7607, containing 478a. 3r. 8. 

and 526a. 2r. 14p., respectively, at 5s. 9d. and 

5s. 6d. per acre, respectively; classifications pages 

3 of 1065/19 and 4 of 5527/20; subject to payment 

for improvements and to exemption from 

road rates for two years from date of approval of 

application. Deposit required, £1 13s. 6d. and £1 

15s., respectively. 

Victoria District. 

Corr. No. 746/53. (Plan 89/80, D3.) 

Location 8856, containing 225a. Or. 37p., at 13s. 

per acre; classification page 2 of 746/53; subject 

to exemption from road rates for two years from 

date of approval of application. Deposit required, 

£1 lOs. 6d. 

Yilgarn District. 

Corr. No. 4638/30. (Plan 35/80, C3.) 

Location 799, containing 830a. ir. 30p., at 4s. 

9d. per acre; classification page 12 of 4638/30; 

subject to mining conditions and exemption from 

road rates for two years from date of approval of 

application. Deposit required, £1 18s. 

WEDNESDAY, 10th JUNE, 1953. 


Corr. No. 1914/37. (Plan Part 2A/4O (Wooroloo), 

A2.) 

Location 18037, containing 42a. 3r. 23p., at £1 5s. 

per acre; subject to timber conditions. Deposit 

required, £1 5s. 


Open under Part V, Sec. 53. 

Corr. No. 2192/27. (Plan 4/80, Fl.) 

Location 25173, containing about 6a.; purchase 

price, £10 (including survey fee); available to 

adjoining holders only; subject to survey and to 

provision of a four-chain road widening along its 

Northern boundary. Deposit required, £1 5s. 

Esperance District. 

Corr. No. 1064/53. (Plan 402/80, BC3 and 4.) 

Locations 502 and 916, containing i3O00a., at 

3s. 3d. per acre; classification page 39 of 3276/23; 

also locations 506 and 1303, containing i3O00a., at 

3s. 3d. per acre; classification page 20 of 3836/26; 

also location 545, containing 500a., at 4s. per acre; 

classification page 19 of 6270/il; also locations 

551 and 1267, containing i3O00a., at 3s. 3d. per 

acre. Locations 502, 916, 506 and 1303 are subject 

to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness. 

Locations 551 and 1267 are subject to exemption 

from road rates for two years from date of approval 

of application. Deposits required- £1 i9s. 2d., £1 

i9s. 2d., £1 l3s. 6d. and £1 19s. 2d., respectively. 

Fitzgerald District. 

Corr. No. 1070/53. (Plan 392/80, E4.) 

Locations 625 and 835, containing 738a. ir. 37p. 

and 160a., respectively at 3s. per acre; classification 

page 27 of 3760/23; subject to Rural and 

Industries Bank indebtedness. Deposit required, 

£1 i8s. 

Hay District. 

Corr. No. 5586/48. (Plan 444/80, E2.) 

Location 1088, containing 200a., at 9s. per acre; 

classification page 32 of 783/39; subject to payment 

for improvements, if any. Deposit required, 

£1 8s. 8d. 

Jilbadji District. 

Corr. No. 6904/25. (Plan 36/80, C4.) 

Location 239, containing 589a. 3r. 30p., at 3s. 9d. 

per acre; subject to mining conditions and exemption 

from road rates for two years from date of 

approval of application. Deposit required, £1 15s. 

Kent District. 

Corr. No. 4955/52. (Plan 434/80, CD2 and 3.) 

Location 416, containing 372a. ir. i3p., at 4s. 

9d. per acre; classification page 8 of 4541/24; also 

locations 837, 418, 816, 832, 815 and 822, contain- 

ing 181a. Or. ip., 443a. ir. lip., 2,O16a. Or. 34p., 

101a. ir. 25p., l93a. 2r. 5p. and 631a. 2r. 3p., re- 

spectively, all at 3s. per acre; classifications pages 

18 of 4541/24, 47 of 2512/23, 16 of 4851/23, 7 of 

1821/24, 8 of 2097/23 and 7 of 6058/23, respectively. 

Locations 837, 418, 816, 832, 815 and 822 are subject 

to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness. 

Deposits required-fl 12s. Sd. and £2 18s. 3d., 

respectively. 

Kent District. 

Corr. No. 3860/15. (Plan 418/80, C and D3.) 

Locations 354 and 506, containing 987a. and 

i3O02a. 3r. 2Op., respectively, at l4s. 9d. and 7s. 

per acre, respectively; classifications pages 3 of 

6065/12 and 40 of 3860/15, respectively; subject to 

poison conditions and exemption from road rates 

for two years from date of approval of application. 

Deposits required-fl l9s. 2d. and £2 is., respectively. 



Corr. No. 11478/12. (Plan 65/80, A4.) 

Location 3988, containing about 12a.; purchase 

price, £15; available to adjoining holders only. 

Deposit required, £1 15s. 


Corr. No. 7443/Si. (Plan 451A/40, Bi.) 

Location 5991, containing about i2a., at lOs. per 

acre (including survey fee); available to adjoining 

holders only; subject to survey and provision 

of any necessary roads. Deposit required, £2 lOs. 

Sussex District. 

Corr. No. 4173/50. (Plan 413D/4O, B4.) 

The area of about 270 acres, bounded by Sussex 

Locations 4028, 1682, 3907, road No. 3446 and 

the unsurveyed road adjoining the South-East 

boundaries of locations 3991 and 4021. Subject to 

survey, timber conditions and to provision of any 

necessary roads. Priced at i7s. per acre (excluding 

survey fee). Deposit required, £6 5s. 

Swan District. 

Corr. No. 2162/52. (Plan 31/80, Al.) 

The area of about 120 acres bounded by Swan 

Locations 2520 and 5289, road No. 2094 and the 

surveyed road adjoining the North-East boundaries 

of locations 1132 and 1389. Available to adjoining 

holders only. Subject to classification, pricing, any 

necessary survey and to provision of any necessary 

roads. Deposit required, £4 18s. 9d.

15 May, 1953.1 

Swan (West of Wannamal) District. 

Corr. No. 7323/50. (Plan 31/80.) 

Locations 5428, 5429, 5430, 5431, 5432, 5433, 5434, 

5435, 5436, 5437, 5438, 5439, 5440, 5441, 5442, 5443, 

5444, 5445, 5446, 5447, 5448, 5449, 5450, 5451, 5452 

and 3254, containing about 4,020a., 4,000a., 4,070a., 

3,840a., 3,460a., 4,050a., 3,400a., 3,470a., 3,220a., 

3,270a., 3,770a., 3,387a. 3400a., 3,392a., 4,390a., 

3,240a., 4,038a., 3,630a., 1,027a., 1,610a., 3,600a.., 

3,507a., 3,449a,, 4,680a. 4,140a. and 2,978a. Or. 

26p., respectively; subject to survey and pricing. 

Deposits required-2O 2s. 6d. for each of locations 

5428 to 5452 (inclusive), £2 13s. for location 3254. 

Victoria District. 

Corr. No. 5157/51. (Plans 192/80, EF4; 159B/4O, 

EF1.) 

The area of about 5,000 acres, bounded by lines 

commencing at the North-West corner of Victoria 

Location 10006 and extending North about 150 

chains; thence East about 330 chains; thence 

South about 150 chains to the North-East corner 

of location 10006, and West along the Northern 

boundary of that location to the starting point. 

Subject to survey, classification, pricing and provision 

of any necessary roads. Deposit required, 

£22 7s. Gd. 

Yilgarn District. 


Corr. No. 5228/28. (Plan 54/80, F4.) 

Location 1391, containing about 8a.; available 

to adjoining holders; subject to survey, classification 

and pricing. Deposit required, £2 2s. 6d. 

H. E. SMITH, 


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1951. 

Closure of Road. 

I, THE MINISTER FOR LANDS, being the owner 

of land over or along which the portion of road 

hereunder described passes, have applied to the 

Manjimup Road Board to close the said portion 

of road, viz.:- 

Manjimup. 

4043/52. 

M.517. That part of Mount Street, Manjimup, 

bounded by lines commencing at a point situate 

274 deg. 20 mm. i chain 7.1 links from the South- 

West corner of Manjimup Lot 466 and extending 

274 deg. 20 mm. 84.6 links to the Eastern side of 

Mottram Street; thence 25 deg. 19 mm. 1 chain 

18.4 links along said side of Mottram Street and 

163 deg. 21 mm. to the starting point (Lands and 

Surveys Diagram 61153). (Plan Manjimup Townsite.) 

H. S. FRANCIS, 

for Minister for Lands. 

I, Louis Thompson, on behalf of the Manjimup 

Road Board, hereby assent to the above application 

to close the road therein described. 

L. THOMPSON, 

Chairman Manjimup Road Board. 

28/4/53. 


WHEREAS J. A. Messenger, being the owner of land 

over or along which the undermentioned roads, in 

the Brookton Road District pass, has applied to the 

BROOKTON Road Board to close the said roads, 

which are more particularly described hereunder, 

that is to say:- 

4024/51. 

B.528. (a) The surveyed road along the North 

boundary of Moorumbine Agricultural Area Lot 56, 

from a surveyed road at the North-West corner of 

the lot to a surveyed road at its North-East corner. 

(b) The surveyed road along the South-West 

boundaries of Avon Locations 944 and 1034 and 

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 

945 

Moorumbine Agricultural Area Lot 60, from a 

surveyed road at the West corner of the firstmentioned 

location to a surveyed road at the South 

corner of lot 60. 

(Plan 343D/4O, A4.) 

WHEREAS J. A. Tate and J. Sharp, being the 

owners of land over or along which the undermentioned 

road, in the Collie Coalfields Road District 

passes, have applied to the COLLIE COAL- 

FIELDS Road Board to close the said road, which 

is more particularly described hereunder, that is 

to say:- 

129/06. 

C.481. That part of Hewers Street along the 

Eastern boundary of Mungalup Town Lot 6, from 

the North-East corner of the lot to a timber 

tramway at its South-East corner. (Plan Mungalup 

Townsite.) 

WHEREAS D. C. A. Metcalf and K. T. Maisey, being 

the owners of land over or along which the undermentioned 

roads, in the Dowerin Road District 

pass, have applied to the DOWERIN Road Board 

to close the said roads, which are more particularly 

described hereunder, that is to say:- 

4267/22, Vol. 3. 

D. (a) The unsurveyed road along the Southern 

boundary of Avon Location 22927, from a surveyed 

road at the South-Western corner of the 

location to a surveyed road at its South-Eastern 

corner. 

(b) The unsurveyed road along the Northern 

boundary of Avon Location 24167; from a surveyed 

road at the North-Eastern corner of the location 

to a surveyed road at its Western corner. 

Excluding the surveyed road passing through 

loations 22927 and 24167 and intersecting with 

the ahovementioned roads. 

(OP. 2076, Plan 26A/4O, Al.) 

WHEREAS A. J. Lukins, G. Edwards and 0. Walker, 

being the owners of land over or along which 

the undermentioned road, in the Dumbleyung Road 

District passes, have applied to the DUMBLEYUNG 

Road Board to close the said road, which is more 

particularly described hereunder, that is to say:- 

4277/26. 

D.341. The surveyed road along the West boundaries 

of Williams Locations 10601, 10595 and 

11992, from the North corner of the firstmentioned 

location to the surveyed road on the South-West 

boundary of location 11992. (Plan 408/80, Fl, 2.) 

WHEREAS A. W. C. Upton and J. Galloway, being 


road, in the Gnowangerup Road District 

passes, have applied to the GNOWANGERUP Road 

Board to close the said road, which is more particularly 


774/52. 

C.341. The surveyed road along the South- 

Eastern boundaries of Kent Locations 1071 and 

879, from road No. 6777 at the South-East corner 

of location 1071 to road No. 7164 at the South 

corner of location 879. (Plan 435/80, B4.) 

WHEREAS A. P. Bailye, being the owner of land 

over or along which the undermentioned road, in the 

Kojonup Road District passes, has applied to the 

KOJONUP Road Board to close the said road, which 


to say:- 

4979/52. 

K.403. The surveyed road along the Westernmost 

boundary of Kojonup Location 7324, from a 

surveyed road at the North-West corner of location 

7324 to the North-West corner of location 7323. 

(Plan 416D/4O, C3.) 

WHEREAS A. R. Eckersly, being the owner of land 

over or along which the undermentioned road, in 

the Lake Grace Road District passes, has applied


to the LAKE GRACE Road Board to close the said 

road, which is more particularly described hereunder, 


4981/52. 

L.17. The surveyed road along the North-East 

boundary of Roe Location 126, from a surveyed 

road at the North corner of the location to a 

surveyed road at its East corner. (Plan 388/80, 

A3.) 

WHEREAS W. L. Raison, L. C. Perry, L. R. Perry 

and W. R. Sasche, being the owners of land over 

or along which the undermentioned road, in the 

Mount Marshall Road District passes, have applied 

to the MOUNT MARSHALL Road Board to close 

the said road, which is more particularly described 

hereunder, that is to say:- 

1129/41. 

M.516. The surveyed road along the North and 

part of the East boundary of Ninghan Location 721 

and along the North boundaries of locations 2565 

and 1901, from road No. 7070 at the North-West 

corner of location 721 to a surveyed road at the 

North-East corner of location 1901 (excluding the 

surveyed road along the Western boundary of 

location 1901 and through location 2365). (Plan 

55/80, Cl.) 

WHEREAS F. C. Atkins, J. C. White, 0. Reither 

and B. M. White, being the owners of land over or 

along which the undermentioned road, in the Pingelly 

Road District passes, have applied to the 

PINGELLY Road Board to close the said road, 

which is more particularly described hereunder, 


2045/48. 

P.406. The surveyed road along the North-East 

boundaries of Avon Locations 23783, 18777, 25801 

and 18778, and the North-West boundaries of locations 

18779, 13134 and 15798, from road No. 4942 

at the North-West corner of location 23783 to a 

surveyed road at the North-East corner of location 

15798. (Plans 343C/40, E4; 378B/40, El.) 

WHEREAS W. T. Welshman, F. Welshman and J. 

A. McBurney, being the owners of land over or along 

which the undermentioned road, in the Pingelly 

Road District passes, have applied to the PIN- 

GELLY Road Board to close the said road, which 


to say:- 

4479/52. 

The surveyed road along the West and 

part of the South boundaries of Avon Location 6264 

and the West boundary of location 6870, from a 

surveyed road at the North-West corner of the 

former location to a surveyed road at the South- 

West corner of the latter location. (Plan 378B/40, 

E2.) 

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being the owner 

of land over or along which the undermentioned 

road, in the Plantagenet Road District passes, has 

applied to the PLANTAGENET Road Board to close 

the said road, which is more particularly described 

hereunder, that is to say:- 

4880/52. 

The surveyed road along part of the West 

boundary of and through part of Plantagenet Location 

5217, from a surveyed road at the North-West 

corner of the location to the West boundary of 

location 4709. (Plan 451D/40, C3.) 

WHEREAS E. A. Richardson, Survey and Property 

Officer and T. Constantinos, being the owners of 

land over or along which the undermentioned road, 

in the Port Hedland Road District passes, have 

applied to the PORT HEDLAND Road Board to 

close the said road, which is more particularly 


2035/52. 

P.374. That portion of Morgans Street bounded 

by lines commencing at the South-East corner of 

Port Hedland Lot 123 and extending South-Westward 

along the South-Eastern boundaries of said 

lot, and lots 124 to 127 to the Southern corner of 

the lastmentioned lot; thence South-Eastward by 

a line in prolongation of the South-Western boundary 

of lot 127 to the prolongation North-Eastward 

of the South-Eastern boundary of lot 60; thence 

North-Eastward along the latter prolongation to 

the starting point. 

WHEREAS C. G. Nottle and J. H. O'Shea, being 


road, in the Quairading Road District 

passes, have applied to the QUAIRADING Road 

Board to close the said road, which is more particularly 


2815/21. 

Q.69. The surveyed road along the Eastern 

boundary of Avon Location 10119 and an Eastern 

and a Southern boundary of location 9744, from 

road No. 9576 at the South-Eastern corner of location 

10119 to road No. 9457 at a South-Eastern 

corner of location 9744. (Plan 343B/40, Dl.) 

And whereas such applications have been duly 

published in the Government Garette: 

And whereas the said Boards have assented to the 

said application: 

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council 

has confirmed the said assent: 

It is hereby notified that the said Roads are 

closed. 

Dated this 12th day of May, 1953. 

H. E. SMITH, 



Temporary Closure of Road. 

Nedlands Road District. 



Corres. No. 14527/03. 

IT is hereby notified that the Hon. the Minister 

for Lands having approved, on the recommendation 

of the Nedlands Road Board, of the following 

roads being temporarily closed under the provI 

sions of section 152 of the Road Districts Act, 

1919-1951, such roads are hereby temporarily closed 

until further notice: 

No. 123. (a) The whole of Acacia Avenue, plus 

widenings (L.T.O. Plan 6203) along the East boundary 

of lot 1 of Swan Location 2105 (L.T.O. Diagram 

17206), from the Southern alignment of road 

No. 1940 (Asquith Street) to the Northern alignment 

of Zamia Street. 

The whole of Lilac Avenue, plus widenings 

(L.T.0. Plan 6203) along the East boundary of lot 

2 of Swan Location 2105 (L.T.O. Diagram 17206), 

from the Southern alignment of road No. 1940 

(Asquith Street) to the Northern alignment of 

Zamia Street. 

That part of Zamia Street, plus widening 

on its North side (L.T.O. Plan 6203) along the 

South boundary of lot 1 of Swan Location 2105 

(L.T.O. Diagram 17206) and to and along the 

South boundaries of lots 2 and 3 of said location, 

from the Eastern alignment of Mimosa Avenue to 

the West side of the surveyed way along an East 

boundary of said lot. 

(Plan 1D/20, N.W.) 

H. E. SMITH, 



WHEREAS the Albany Road Board, by resolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board held at Albany 

on or about the 24th day of March, 1953, resolved 

to open the road hereinafter described, that is to 

say:- 

3493/52. 

Road No. 10899. A strip of land, one chain wide 

(unsurveyed), commencing at the North-West 

corner of Plantagenet Location 102 (reserve 614) 

and extending East inside and along part of the


North boundary of said location to the North-West 

side of road No. 3312 at its junction with said 

boundary of location 102. (Plan 457B/40, Dl.) 

WHEREAS the Kellerberrin Road Board, by i'esolution 

passed at a meeting of the Board, held at 

Kellerberrin on or about the 8th day of October, 

1945, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, 

that is to say: 

L. and S. 446/39, M.R.D. 227/45. 

Road No. 10886 (Deviation of Part). A strip of 

land (commencing one chain wide and widening 

as delineated and coloured dark brown on Lands 

and Surveys Diagram 61918), its North side leaving 

the West side of the present road on the South side 

of the Bungulla-Kellerberrin Railway deviation 

within Avon Location 6823 and extending Westward 

(as shown on said diagram) along said side of the 

Railway deviation for a distance of 21 chains 

95.5 links through locations 6823 and 5795; commencing 

again on the North side of said Railway 

deviation and extending Northward (as shown on 

said Diagram) through location 5795 to rejoin the 

old road on the North boundary of the lastmentioned 

location. (Plan 25/80, A3.) 

WHEREAS the UPPER CHAPMAN Road Board, 

by resolution passed at a meeting of the Board 

held at Nanson on or about the 18th day of March, 

1953, resolved to open the road hereinafter described, 


1956/52. 

Road No. 10888 (Extension). A strip of land, one 

chain wide, leaving the Southern terminus of the 

present road at a South-West corner of Victoria 

Location 2963 and extending Southward to and 

along the West boundaries of lots 4, 3, 2 and 1 of 

Victoria Locations 1741, 1740, 1739 and 1738 respectively 

(L.T.O. Diagram 11228) and along the 

West boundary of lot 5 of location 1712 (L.T.O. 

Diagram 10450) to the North side of road No. 

4518 at the South-West corner of said lot 5; commencing 

again on the South side of road 4518 and 

continuing South along part of the West boundary 

of location 1712 to the North-West side of road 

No. 172 near the South-West corner of location 

1712. (Plan 157D/40, A4.) 

And whereas His Excellency the Governor, pursuant 

to section 17 of the Public Works Act, 1902- 

1950, 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 Board have caused a copy 

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 by 

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, 1919-1951, subject 

to the provisions of the said Act. 


H. E. SMITH, 


STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946-1952. 

Cancellation of Dedications. 




has been pleased to cancel, under the provisions 

of the State Housing Act, 1946-1952, as follows:- 

Corres. No. 4898/99The dedication of Mosman 

Park Lot 296 to the purposes of the said Act. (Plan 

Cottesloe and Mosman Park.) 

Corres. No. 657/51The dedication of Denmark 

Lots 850 to 854 (inclusive) to the purposes of the 

said Act. (Plan Denmark.) 

H. E. SMITH, 


STATE HOUSING ACT, 1946-1952. 

Dedication of Land. 



Corres. No. 6630/49. 


has been pleased to dedicate, under the provisions 

of the State Housing Act, 1946-1952, Mount Barker 

Lots 396 and 405 to the purposes of the said Act. 

(Plan Mount Barker.) 

H E SMITH, 


TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893-1950. 

Application 1173/1952. 

TAKE notice that Thomas Walter Williams of Carnarvon 

Street Victoria Park Labourer has made 

application to be registered under the Transfer 

of Land Act 1893-1950 as the proprietor of an estate 

in fee simple in possession in the following parcel 

of land situate in the Perth District and being: 

Portion of Perth Town Lot V2 1 containing nine 

and two-tenths perches. 

Bounded by lines commencing at the Easternmost 

corner of the land comprised in Diagram 

6394 and extending North-Westerly 75 and seventenths 

links along a North-Eastern boundary of 

the said diagram thence North-Easterly 75 and 

seven-tenths links and South-Easterly 75 and 

seven-tenths links along South-Eastern and South- 

Western boundaries respectively of the land comprised 

in Diagram 1900; thence South-Westerly 75 

and seven-tenths links along a North-Western 

boundary of William Street to the starting point. 

And further take notice that all persons other 

than the applicant claiming to have any estate 

right title or interest in the above parcels of land 

and desiring to object to the said application are 

hereby required to lodge in this office on or before 

the 19th day of June next a caveat forbidding the 

said land being brought under the operation of the 

said Act. 

R. C. BUCHANAN, 

Registrar of Titles. 

Office of Titles, Perth, this 6th day of May, 1953. 

Parker & Parker, Solicitors, Perth, Solicitors for 

the Applicant. 

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. 

Boddington HospitalAdditions and Sewerage 

(12213); 19th May, 1953; conditions may be seen 

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

Pinjarra, and Police Station, Boddington, on 

and after the 28th April, 1953. 

Supply and Installation of Pumping Machinery 

at Cunderdin and Kellerberrin Pumping Stations 

(12150); 19th May, 1953; conditions may be seen at 

the Contractors' Room, P.W.D., Perth, cm and after 

22nd December, 1952. 

Meekatharra Doctor's ResidenceRepairs and 

Renovations and Septic Tank Installation (12211); 

19th May, 1953; conditions may be seen at the 

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

and Mining Registrar, Meekatharra, on and after 

5th May, 1953. 

Bridgetown HospitalSewerage Drainage (12212); 

19th May, 1953; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

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

Courthouse, Bridgetown, on and after 5th May, 1953.


Dandaragan School Quarters - Removal from 

Chittering (12216); 26th May, 1953; conditions may 

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

and at Police Station, Moora, on and after 12th 

May, 1953. 

Esperance HospitalAlterations, Drainage and 

Hot Water Service (12217); 26th May, 1953; conditions 

may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth and at Kalgoorlie, and Police Station, 

Esperance, on and after 12th May, 1953. 

Bruce Rock Old SchoolRepairs and Renovations 

(12218); 26th May, 1953; conditions may be 

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

Merredin, and Clerk of Courts, Bruce Rock, on and 

after 12th May, 1953. 

Claremont Old Men's HomeManufacture, Delivery 

and Erection of Steam Boilers (12220); 26th 

May, 1953; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

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

May, 1953. 

Fremantle HospitalNew Casualty Lift (12225); 

3rd June, 1953; conditions may be seen at the 

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

19th May, 1953. 

Babakin School - Removal from Glenmore 

(12224); 3rd June, 1953; conditions may be seen 

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

on and after the 19th May, 1953. 

Royal Perth HospitalSecond Section Linoleum 

Floor Coverings (12223); 3rd June, 1953; conditions 

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

Perth, on and after the 19th May, 1953. 

West Northam School QuartersRepairs and 

Renovations (12222); 3rd June, 1953; conditions 

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

Perth, and the Water Supply Office, Northam, 

on a.nd after the 19th May, 1953. 

Esperance HospitalAlterations, Drainage and 

Hot Water (12221); 9th June, 1953; conditions may 

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

and Kalgoorlie, and Police Station, Esperance, on 

and after 12th May, 1953. 

Mullewa New Police QuartersErection (12226); 

9th June, 1953; conditions may be seen at the Contractors' 

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

Police Station, Mullewa, on and after 26th May. 

1953. 

Yarloop HospitalFoulwater and Septic Tank 

Effluent Disposal (12227); 9th June, 1953; conditions 

may be seen at the Contractors' Room, 

P.W.D., Perth, Court House, Pinjarra, and Police 

Station, Yarloop, on and after 26th May, 1953. 

Tenders, together witi the prescribed deposit, 

are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister 

for Works, Public Works Department, The Barracks, 

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

"Tender." The highest, lowest or any 

tender will not necessarily be accepted. 

15/5/1953. 

W C. WILLIAMS, 

Under Secretary for Works. 

ERRATUM. 

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY, SEWERAGE 

AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 

M.W.S. 1866/52. 

"LOT 1366" appearing in line 78, column 1, folio 119 

of Government Gazette dated the 16th January, 

1953, should read "Lot 1365." H. J. BOND, 

Under Secretary. 


AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 

M.W.S. 1317/51. 

IN accordance with the provisions of the Metropolitan 

Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Act, 

1909, it is hereby notified that sewers and other 

apparatus have been completed, and are now available 

for use in extension to Area No. 16, Fremantle, 

within the boundaries of East Fremantle Municipality, 

to serve lots Nos. 9 and 10, Wolseley Road. 

Owners of the above properties are hereby notified 

that such properties are capable of being connected 

to the sewer and must, therefore, connect 

their premises to the sewers within 30 days from 

date of service of prescribed notice, and are also 

notified that sewerage rates will, in accordance 

with the by-laws, be enforced from 1st July, 1953, 

if premises not previously connected, and be payable 

in advance. If premises are connected prior 

to 1st July, 1953, rates will be charged from date 

of connection. 

A plan of the works to be carried out at each 

property must first be obtained from the Department. 

Dated this 15th day of May, 1953, at the office 

of the Department, St. George's Place, Perth. 

R. J. BOND, 



ANTb DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT. 

M.W.S. 1866/52. 

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 

district indicated. 

Melville Road District. 

2016/52The Esplanade, from lot 9 to lot 10 

Northerly. 

2342/51Ness Road, from lot 6 to lot 5Westerly. 

1974/52Holman Street, from lot 244 to lot 153- 

South-Westerly. 

878/52McCoy Street, from Rome Road to lot 

288Westerly. 

2227/52Strickland Road, from lot 50 to Central 

AvenueSoutherly. Central Avenue, from 

Strickland Road to Bedford RoadWesterly. 

Bedford Road, from Central Avenue to lot 8 

Southerly. 

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. 


R. J. BOND, 


CITY OF PERTH. 

Stands for Public Vehicles. 

NOTICE is hereby given that under section 251 of 

the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1951, the 

Council of the City of Perth resolved on 11th May, 

1953, that the following stand for motor taxis only 

be cancelled:. 

(8) A stand on the Eastern side of William Street 

beginning at a point lSft. South of the Southern 

building alignment of St. George's Terrace and 

extending Southwards 35ft. for two cars parallel 

to the kei'b. 

It was further resolved that the following stands 

for motor taxis only be cancelled: 

(11) A stand on the Southern side of Murray 

Street, beginning at a point 2Oft. East of the Eastern 

building alignment of William Street and 

extending Eastwards 35ft., for two cars parallel to 

the kerb. 

(16) (a) A stand on the Southern side of Mur- 

ray Street, beginning at a point lOOft. West of 

the Western building alignment of William Street 

and extending Westwards 52ft., being a feeder 

rank for three cars parallel to the kerb. 

And that, in lieu thereof, the following stands 

for motor taxis only be provided: 

(11) A stand on the Southern side of Murray 

Street, beginning at a point lOOft. East of the 

Eastern building alignment of William Street and 

extending Eastwards for 35ft., for two cars parallel 

to the kerb.


(16) (a) A stand on the Southern side of Murray 

Street, beginning at a point 22ft. West of the 

Western building alignment of King Street and 

extending Westwards for 52ft., for three cars 

parallel to the kerb. 


W. A. McI. GREEN, 

Town Clerk. 

ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1951. 

Municipality of Albany and Albany Road Board. 

Common Boundary. 

Notice of Intention. 

Local Government Department, 


L.G. 61/52. 


it is the intention of His Excellency the Governor, 

under the provisions of the Road Districts Act, 

1919-1951, to sever from the Albany Road District 

the land described in the Schedule "A" hereto, and 

annex it to the Albany Municipal District so as to 

constitute that portion of the annexed areas shown 

in Schedule "B" hereto as a portion of the North 

Ward and that portion of the annexed area shown 

as Schedule "C" hereto as a portion of the North- 

East Ward. 

Plans showing the proposed alterations may be 

seen at the Local Government Department, 776 Hay 

Street, Perth. 

(Sgd.) G. FRASER, 

Minister for Local Government. 

Schedule "A." 

All that portion of land bounded by lines starting 

at the intersection of the prolongation South- 

Easterly of the South-Western side of Marbellup 

Road and the centre of King River Road, a point 

on the municipal boundary, and extending generally 

North-Easterly along the centre of King River 

Road to a point in prolongation Westerly of the 

centre of Hudson Road; thence Easterly to and 

No. on Plan 

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

No. 33658. 


LAND RESUMPTION. 

Eastern RailwayAdditions and ImprovementsCottages for Railway Employees at Northam. 

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

heretobeing all in the Avon Districthave, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor, 

acting by and with the advice of the Executive Council, dated the 13th day of May, 1953, been set apart, taken, or resumed 

for the purposes of the following public work, namely :Eastern RailwayAdditions and ImprovementsCottages for 

Railway Employees at Northam. 

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

off and more particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., WA., 33658 (L.T.O. Diagram 17814), which may be inspected at the 

Office of the Minister for Works, Perth. 

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

for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, interests, 

rights-of.way or other easements whatsoever. 

Owner or Reputed Owner. 

Nicholas Henry Ainsworth 

SCHEDULE. 

along the centre of that road and onwards to the 

centre of Range Road; thence Northerly along the 

centre of that road to a point in prolongation 

Westerly of the centre of Bond Road; thence Easterly 

to and along the centre of that road and 

onwards to the Western boundary of lot 30 of 

Plantagenet Location 43, a point on the Western 

boundary of that location; thence Southerly along 

that boundary to the Northern side of Ulster Road; 

thence generally South-Easterly along that side 

to the Southernmost corner of lot 36 of location 

43 aforesaid; thence Southerly to the Westernmost 

corner of lot 18 of that location; thence South- 

Easterly along the South-Western boundary of that 

lot to the North-Western side of Collingwood 

Street, a point on the municipal boundary and 

thence South-Westerly and North-Westerly along 

that boundary to the starting point. (Public Plans 

Albany Townsite, Sheets 1, 2, 3 and 4.) 

Schedule "B." 

All that portion of Albany Municipality bounded 

by lines starting at the intersection of the prolongation 

North-Westerly of the North-Eastern side of 

North Road and the centre of King River Road 

and extending generally North-Easterly, generally 

Easterly and Southerly along the centre of King 

River Road and the municipal boundary to the 

Northern side of Ulster Road; thence generally 

South-Westerly along that side to the North-Eastern 

side of North Road aforesaid and thence North- 

Westerly along that side to the starting point. 

(Public Plans Albany Townsite, Sheets 1 and 2.) 

Schedule "C." 

All that portion of Albany Municipality bounded 

by lines starting at the intersection of the North- 

Eastern side of North Road and the Western side 

of Ulster Road and extending generally North- 

Easterly and generally South-Easterly along that 

side and the municipal boundary to the North- 

Western side of Collingwood Street, a point on the 

Northern boundary of Albany Townsite and thence 

South-Westerly and North-Westerly along that 

townsite boundary to the starting point. (Public 

Plans Albany Townsite, Sheets 1, 2, 3 and 4.) 

Description. 

P.W. 2723/50; Ex. Co. No. 807. 

Portion of Avon Location 2 (Certificate of Title 

Volume 1121, Folio 135) 

Area. 

a. r. p. 

15 2 38 

Certified correct this 8th day of May, 1953. 

JOHN T. TONKIN, 

Minister for Works. 

CHARLES GAIRDNER, 

Governor in Executive Council. 

Dated this 13th day of May, 1953.



LAND ACQUISITION. 

Claremont Municipality-Recreation Ground at Butlers Swamp. 

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

hereto-being all in the Swan District-have, in pursuance of the written approval and of the consent under Section 220 of 

the Municipal Corporations Act, 1906-1947 of His Excellency the Governor, acting by and with the advice of the Executive 

Council, dated the 13th day of May, 1953, been compulsorily taken and set apart for the purposes of the following public 

work, namely :-Recreation Ground at Butlers Swamp and that the portion of the road, street or thoroughfare referred to 

in such schedule and which is by this notice so set apart, taken or resumed is wholly closed and has ceased to be a public highway. 

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

off on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., 33633 (L.T.O. Plan 6377), which may be inspected at the Office of the Minister for Works, Perth. 

And it is hereby directed that the said lands shall vest in Municipality of Claremont for an estate in fee simple in 

possession for the public work herein expressed, freed and discharged from all trusts, mortgages, charges, obligations, estates, 

interests, rights-of-way, or other easements whatsoever. 

No. on Plan 

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

No. 33633. 

Certified correct this 8th day of May, 1953. 

JOHN T. TONKIN, 

Minister for Works. 

SCHEDULE. 

P.W. 1612/50; Ex. Co. No. 806. 

Owner or Reputed Owner. Description. Area. 

a. r. p. 

1 The Perpetual Executors, Trustees & Portion of Swan Location P230 (Certificate of 5 2 35 

Agency Company (W.A.), Limited Title Volume 1073, Folio 426) 

and Elizabeth Ann Moore, Executors 

of the Will of Edwin John Moore 

(deceased), Edith Hill and Elizabeth 

Ann Moore 

2 Jessie Ann Anderson Lynn One undivided third share only in portion of 5 2 34 

Swan Location P231, being part of Lot 2 

(Certificate of Title Volume 872, Folio 121) 

2 John Arthur Lynn Two undivided third shares only in portion of 5 2 34 

Swan Location P231, being part of Lot 2 


3 Charles Lewis Castledine Portion of Swan Location P232 (Certificate of 5 2 34 

Title Volume 137, Folio 81) 

4 Peter Anthony Hughes Henley Portion of Swan Location P229, being Lot 43 1 0 301 


S to 11 (inclusive) Thomas Delamare Portions of Swan Locations P228 and P229, 

being Lots 36 to 42 (inclusive) (Certificate of 

8 1 248 


12 Thomas Edmund Porter and Clare Portion of Swan Location P227 (Certificate of 5 3 26 

Porter Title Volume 1031, Folio 149) 

13 Robert James Williams Portion of Swan Location P226 (Certificate of 3 3 21 


14 Alick William Frederick Gunn, Ad- One undivided eighth share only in portion of 3 3 37 

ministrator of the Estate of Grace 

Swan Location P225 (Certificate of Title 

Alma Gunn (deceased) Volume 1050, Folio 926) 

14 Arthur George Heppingstone Seven undivided eighth shares only in portion of 3 3 37 

Swan Location P225 (Certificate of Title 


15 to 18 (inclusive), 

21, 22, 39 and 40 Mary Elizabeth Brook Portion of Swan Location P224, being part of 

Lot 23 and Lots 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 47 and 48 


19, 20 and 23 Philip Feld Portion of Swan Location P224, being Lots 27, 

28 and 31 (Certificate of Title Volume 

297, Folio 197) 

24 to 29 (inclusive) Marion King Drabble Portion of Swan Location P224 being Lots 32 

to 37 (inclusive) (Certificate of Title Volume 

251, Folio 81) 

30 to 38 (inclusive) Hector Alexander Willmott Portion of Swan Location P224, being Lots 38 

to 46 (inclusive) (Certificate of Title Volume 

41, 42, 43 and 44 John Smith Johnstone, Executor of 

the Will of John Atkinson (deceased) 

302, Folio 21) 

Portion of Swan Location P224, being Lots 49, 

50, 52 and 53 (Certificate of Title Volume 155, 

Folio 163) 

0 3 88 

0 1 l07 

0 2 214 

1 0 121 

0 1 276 

45 Ronald Hugh Houston and Minnie Ann Portion of Swan Location P223, being part of 2 0 39 

Houston Lot 65 (Certificate of Title Volume 1113, 

Folio 675) 

46 Radonja Gavrilovic Portion of Swan Location P223, being part of 214 

Lot 63 (Certificate of Title Volume 1112, 

Folio 142) 

47 and 48 Alfred Jack McPhee Portion of each of Swan Locations P222 and 429 13 1 22 


49 Crown Portion of Hay Street (Certificate of Title 0 3 204 


CHARLES GAIRDNER, 

Governor in Executive Council. 

Dated this 13th day of May, 1953.



Dardanup Road District. 

Alteration of Ward Boundaries and Re-Description 

of the Boundaries of the Dardanup Road District 

and the Wards thereof. 

Notice of Intention. 

Local Government Department, 


L.G. 1093/52. 


it is the intention of His Excellency the Governor, 

under the provisions of the Road Districts Act, 1919- 

1951, to Transfer all that portion East Ward 

described in Schedule "A" hereto to the 

South Ward of the Dardanup Road District. 

Re-describe the district boundaries of the 

Dardanup Road District as described in 

Schedule "B" hereto. 

Re-describe the Ward boundaries of the 

Dardanup Road District as described in 

Schedule "C" hereto. 

Plan showing the proposed alterations may be 

seen at the Local Government Department, '776 Hay 


(Sgd.) G. FRASER, 

Minister for Local Government. 

Schedule "A." 

Transfer of Territory from the East Ward to 

the South Ward. 


at the North-Western corner of Wellington Location 

1237 and extending Easterly along the Northern 

boundaries of locations 1237 and 946 to the South- 

Western corner of location 2464; thence Northerly, 

Easterly and Southerly along boundaries of that 

location to the North-Western corner of location 

694; thence Easterly, Southerly and again Easterly 

along boundaries of locations 694, 843 and 3235 

to the Western boundary of location 601; thence 

Southerly, Westerly and again Southerly along 

boundaries of locations 601, 750 and 2848 to the 

Northern boundary of location 3363; thence Westerly 

and Southerly along boundaries of that location 

to the North-Eastern corner of location 477; thence 

Westerly and Northerly along boundaries of location 

1245 to the North-Eastern corner of location 

543; thence Westerly, Southerly and again Westerly 

along boundaries of locations 543 and 701 to the 

South-Western corner of location 1397; thence 

Northerly and Easterly along boundaries of that 

location to the Westernmost boundary of location 

3243; thence Northerly along that boundary to a 

South-Eastern corner of location 843; thence Westerly 

and Northerly along boundaries of locations 843 

and 2871 and onwards to the South-Easternmost 

corner of location 2237; thence generally North- 

Westerly along the South-Western boundaries of 

that location to a point in prolongation Easterly 

of the Southern boundary of location 2236 and 

thence Westerly, Northerly, again Westerly and 

again Northerly to and along boundaries of locations 

2236 and 1237 to the starting point. (Public 

Plan 411D/40.) 

Schedule B. 

Redescription of District Boundaries. 


at the North-Western corner of Wellington 

Location 6, a point on the left bank of the Collie 

River, and extending generally Easterly upwards 

along that bank to its intersection with the Western 

side of the Wellington Dam; thence generally 

South-Easterly along the Southern side of the 

Dam to the Southernmost boundary of location 56; 

thence Easterly, crossing the Wellington Dam to 

its Eastern side; thence generally Northerly and 

Easterly along that side and the left bank of the 

Collie River aforesaid to a point in prolongation 

Northerly of the Western boundary of location 

1170; thence Southerly, Westerly and again Southerly 

to and along boundaries of locations 1170 and 

56 and onwards to and along the Western boundaries 

of locations 4159 and 3000 and again on- 

wards to the Northern boundary of late reserve 

12906; thence Westerly and Southerly along boun- 

daries of that late reserve and location 3380 to 

the North-Eastern corner of location 1775; thence 

Westerly, Northerly and again Westerly along 

boundaries of locations 1775 and 2357 to the Eastern 

boundary of location 1857; thence Northerly, 

Westerly, southerly, again Westerly and again 

Southerly along boundaries of locations 1857, 1913 

and 1834 and onwards t the South-Western side 

of road No. 1104; thence generally South-Easterly 

along that side to the North-Eastern corner 

of location 1235; thence Westerly and Southerly 

along boundaries of that location to a point in 

prolongation Easterly of the Northern boundary 

of location 1529; thence Westerly, Southerly and 

again Westerly to and along boundaries of locations 

1529 and 1240 to the South-Easternmost 

corner of location 2183; thence Northerly, Westerly 

and Southerly along boundaries of that location to 

a point in prolongation Easterly of the Northern 

boundary of location 1829; thence Westerly to and 

along that boundary to the Eastern boundary of 

location 1097; thence Southerly along that boundary 

to the Northern boundary of location 1053; 

thence Easterly, Southerly and Westerly along 

boundaries of that location to the Eastern boundary 

of location 247; thence Southerly, Westerly and 

Northerly along boundaries of that location to the 

South-Eastern corner of location 286; thence West- 

erly, Southerly and again Westerly along boundaries 

of locations 286 and 874 to the Eastern boundary 

of location 588; thence Southerly, Westerly 

and Northerly along boundaries of that location 

to the North-Eastern corner of location 1256; thence 

Westerly and Southerly along boundaries of that 

location to the North-Eastern corner of location 

3302; thence Westerly along the Northern boundary 

of that location and onwards to the Western 

side of road No. 588; thence generally South-Westerly 

along that side to the Northern boundary of 

location 2136; thence Westerly, Southerly and 

Easterly along boundaries of that location to the 

North-Western corner of location 1244; thence 

Southerly along the Western boundary of that 

location to the South-Eastern corner of location 

2407; thence Westerly and Southerly along boundaries 

of locations 2405 and 2419 to the Northern 

boundary of location 1108; thence Westerly and 

Southerly along boundaries of that location to the 

Southern boundary of late Pastoral Lease 3420/ 

102; thence Westerly along that boundary and onwards 

to the Eastern boundary of location 2725; 

thence Northerly and Westerly along boundaries 

of that location and onwards to the Eastern boundary 

of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 207; thence 

Northerly along the Eastern boundaries of lots 

207, 206, 205, 204, 333, 202, 196 and 303 to the 

North-Easternmost corner of the latter lot; thence 

North-Easterly and North-Westerly to and along 

boundaries of Wellington Location 4506 to the 

Southernmost corner of Boyanup Agricultural Area 

Lot 193; thence Northerly along the Eastern 

boundaries of lots 193, 191, 190, 189 and 25 to 

the South-Eastern corner of lot 21; thence Westerly 

along the Southern boundary of that lot and 

onwards to and along that of lot 22 to the Eastern 

boundary of lOt 23; thence Northerly and 

Westerly along boundaries of that lot to its North- 

Western corner; thence 'Westerly, crossing the 

Bunbury-Boyanup Railway Reserve and the South- 

Western Highway, to the Easternmost corner of 

lot 282; thence Westerly, Northerly and again 

Westerly along boundaries of that lot and onwards 

to the right bank of the Preston River; thence 

generally North-Westerly downwards along that 

bank to the Easternmost boundary of Wellington 

Location 12; thence Northerly and Westerly along 

boundaries of that location to the right bank of 

the Preston River aforesaid; thence generally 

Northerly downwards along that bank to the 

North-Western corner of location 10; thence Easterly 

along the Northern boundary of that location 

to the South-Western side of road No. 50; thence 

generally North-Westerly along that side to a point 

in prolongation Southerly of the Western boundary 

of Collie Agricultural Area Lot 37; thence

952 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 15 May, 1953. 

Northerly to and along the Western boundaries of 

lots 37, 56 and 50 and onwards crossing the South- 

Western Railway Reserve and the South-Western 

Highway to the latter's North-Western side; thence 

generally South-Westerly along that side to the 

South-Easternmost corner of lot 46 and thence 

North-Westerly and Northerly along boundaries of 

that lot and Leschenault Location 26 to the starting 

point. (Public Plans Bunbury Townsite Sheets 2 

and 4, 411A/40, 411C/40, 411D/40 and 414A/40.) 

Schedule "C." 

Re-description of Ward Boundaries. 

North Ward. 

All that portion of the Dardanup Road District 

bounded by lines starting at the North-Eastern 

corner of Wellington Location 6, a point on the 

Road District boundary, and extending generally 

Easterly and generally Southerly along that Road 

District boundary to the South-Easternmost corner 

of location 9; thence Westerly, Southerly and again 

Westerly along boundaries of that location to the 

North-Eastern side of road No. 2594; thence generally 

North-Westerly along that side to the Southernmost 

corner of location 4560; thence Northerly 

and Westerly along boundaries of locations 4560 

and 4561 to the North-Western corner of the latter 

location; thence South-Westerly for a distance of 

1 chain 44 and 5/lOths links to the North-Eastern 

corner of lot 131 of location 9, as shown on Land 

Titles Office Deposited Plan 2841, a point on the 

South Western side of road No. 10722; thence generally 

South-Easterly along that side to the Southern 

side of road No. 10721; thence generally South- 

Westerly along that side and onwards to the South- 

Western side of road No. 10723; thence generally 

Southerly along that side to the South-Eastern 

corner of lot 126 of location 9 aforesaid; thence 

Westerly and Northerly along boundaries of that 

lot to the Southern side of road No. 10720; thence 

Westerly along that side and onwards to the Eastern 

boundary of location 61; thence Northerly and 

Westerly along boundaries of that location to the 

Eastern side of road No. 1165; thence generally 

Northerly along that side to the Northern side of 

the South-Western Railway Reserve; thence generally 

South-Westerly along that side and the Southern 

side of the South-Western Highway to a point 

in prolongation Southerly of the Eastern boundary 

of Collie Agricultural Area Lot 49 and thence 

Northerly to and along boundaries of lots 49 and 42 

and Wellington Location 6 aforesaid to the starting 

point. (Public Plans 411A/40 and 411D/40.) 

West Ward. 


bounded by lines starting at the intersection of the 

prolongation Westerly of the Southern boundary 

of Boyanup Agricultural Area Lot 308 and the right 

hank of the Preston River, a point on the Road 

District boundary, and extending generally Northerly 

and generally Easterly along that Road District 

boundary to its intersection with the Westernmost 

boundary of the North Ward; thence Southerly, 

generally North-Easterly and generally Southerly 

along boundaries of that Ward and road No. 1165 

and onwards to the Northern boundary of Wellington 

Location 37; thence Westerly and Southerly 

along boundaries of locations 37, 128 and 80 to the 

Northern boundary of location 130; thence Westerly 

and Southerly along boundaries of that location to 

the North-Eastern corner of location 153; thence 

Westerly and Southerly along boundaries of location 

153 and 131 to the North-Eastern corner of 

location 76; thence Westerly along the Northern 

boundary of that location and onwards to the 

Easternmost boundary of Dardanup Estate Lot 31; 

thence generally Southerly along the Eastern 

boundaries of Estate Lots 31 and 32 and reserves 

13749 and 302 to a point in prolongation Easterly 

of the Northern side of road No. 864 (Venn Road) 

and thence Westerly to and along that side to the 

starting point. (Public Plans Bunbury Townsite, 

Sheets 2 and 4, 411A/40 and 411D/40.) 

South Ward. 


bounded by lines starting at the intersection of 

the road district boundary and the Southernmost 

boundary of the West Ward and extending generally 

North-Easterly along the Southern boundaries 

of that ward and the Northern boundaries of Wellington 

Locations 37, 232 and 377 to the North- 

Eastern corner of the latter location; thence Southerly 

along the Eastern boundary of that location 

to the Southern side of road No. 952; thence Easterly 

along that side to the Westernmost boundary 

of location 9; thence Southerly and Easterly along 

boundaries of that location to the South-Western 

side of road No. 952 aforesaid; thence South-Easterly 

along that side to the North-Eastern corner 

of location 2988 (reserve 8439); thence Westerly, 

Southerly, again Westerly and again Southerly 

along boundaries of locations 2988 and 2301 to the 

South-Western corner of the latter location; 

thence South-Westerly to the North-Eastern corner 

of location 3003; thence Southerly along the Eastern 

boundary of that location and onwards to a 

point in prolongation Westerly of the Southernmost 

boundary of location 1142; thence Easterly 

along that prolongation to a point in prolongation 

Northerly of the Eastern boundary of location 

1049; thence Southerly to and along that boundary 

and onwards to the North-Eastern boundary 

of location 1516; thence South-Easterly along that 

boundary to the Northern boundary of location 

1237; thence Easterly along the Northern boundaries 

of locations 1237 and 946 to the South- 

Western corner of location 2464; thence Northerly, 

Easterly and Southerly along boundaries of that 

location to the North-Western corner of location 

694; thence Easterly, Southerly and again Easterly 

along boundaries of locations 694, 843 and 3235 to 

the Western boundary of location 01; thence 

Southerly, Westerly and again Southerly along 

boundaries of locations 601, 750 and 2848 to the 

Northern boundary of location 3363; thence Easterly 

and Southerly along boundaries of that location 

and onwards to the Northern boundary of location 

1097; thence Easterly and Southerly along 

boundaries of that location to the North-Western 

corner of location 1829, a point on the road district 

boundary, and thence generally South-Westerly 

and generally North-Westerly along that road 

district boundary to the starting point. (Public 

Plans 411D/40 and 414A/40.) 

East Ward. 


South of the North Ward and East of the West 

and South Wards. (Public Plans 411C/40 and 

41 1D/40.) 

DANDARAGAN ROAD BOARD. 

Notice of Intention to Borrow. 

Proposed Loan No. 8 of £2,000. 

PURSUANT to section 298 of the Road Districts 

Act, 1919-1951, the Dandaragan 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, for eight years, 

at not more than 5 per cent, interest, payable at 

the Treasury, Perth, by half-yearly instalments of 

principal and interest. Purpose: the purchase of 

a tip truck. 

Specifications, estimates and the statement required 

by section 297 are open for inspection at the 

office of the Board during usual business hours, 

from 14th May, 1953, to 14th June, 1953. 

M. E. ROBERTS, 

Chairman. 

A. D. CAMERON, 

Secretary.



Gnowangerup Road Board. 

Notice of Intention to BorrowLoan No. 

31g500. 

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to section 

298 of the Road Districts Act, 1919-1951, the 

Gnowangerup 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-5O0 for 15 years at 4 per cent. 

interest, payable at the State Treasury, Perth, 

by half-yearly instalments of principal and interest. 

Purpose: Extensions to electrical and generating 

system. 

All particulars showing the proposed expenditure 

of the money to be borrowed, including initial 

expenses in raising the loan, are open for inspection 

at the office of the Board during office hours, 

for one calendar month after the last publication 

of this notice. 


D. K. HOUSE, 

Chairman. 

W. J. CUNEO, 

Secretary. 


Preston Road Board. 

Notice of Intention to Borrow. 

Proposed Loan No. 14 of £1,000. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Preston Road 

Board proposes to borrow the sum of £1,000 to be 

expended upon works and undertakings in the 

Preston Road District, the said works and undertakings 

being alterations and additions to the 

Memorial Hall, Donnybrook. 

Plans, specifications and estimates of the cost 

thereof and a statement showing the proposed expenditure 

of the money to be borrowed are open 

to inspection by ratepayers at the office of the 

Board for one month after the publication of this 

notice, during office hours. 

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

by the sale of debentures repayable with interest 

by 30 half-yearly instalments over a period of 15 

years after the date of the issue thereof, in lieu 

of the formation of a sinking fund. Such debentures 

shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding 

£4 17s. 6d. per centum per annum, payable halfyearly. 

The amount of the said debentures and 

the interest thereon is to be paid at the office of 

the Board, Donnybrook. 

Dated the 30th day of April, 1953. 

H. B. AYERS, 

Chairman. 

Wm. ROGERS, 

Secretary. 

BAYSWATER TOWN PLANNING SCHEME. 

Advertisement of Resolution Deciding to Amplify 

and Amend a Town Planning Scheme. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Road Board of 

Bayswater, on the 22nd day of April, 1953, passed 

the following resolution: 

Resolved that the Board, in pursuance of 

section 7, subsection (4) of the Town Planning 

Development Act, 1928, amplify and amend 

the Bayswater Town Planning Scheme (T.P.B. 

448/33 gazetted on 12th April, 1935) in so far 

as it applies to Shopping Areas, by including 

the following lot in the shopping area, provided 

the use of the land be restricted to petrol 

filling station purposes only:Lot 22, Diagram 

17678, corner Guildford Road and King 

William Streets. This lot is shown on the 

Plan No. 1 by a red border around such lot. 

And notice is hereby further given that Plan No. 

1 referred to in the above resolution has been 

deposited at the Town Hall, Slade Street, Bay 

water, and will be open for inspection by all persons 

interested without payment of any fee, from 

9.30 am. to 4 p.m., Mondays to Fridays (closed 

Saturdays). 

Any objection to the above proposed amendment 

should be sent in writing to the Secretary of the 

Bayswater Road Board before 12th June, 1953. 

Dated this 1st day of May, 1953. 

VERMIN ACT, 1918-1951. 

A. L. SCOTT, 

Secretary. 

Department of Agriculture, 


UNDER the provisions of section 4 of the Vermin 

Act, 1918-1951, "vermin" means any animal, bird 

or insect mentioned in the Third Schedule of the 

said Act and such other animals, birds or insects 

the names of which the Agriculture Protection 

Board may by declaration add to or remove from 

the said Schedule, and any declaration whereby 

the names of other animals, birds or insects are 

added to' or removed from the said Schedule, may 

be restricted in its operation to any portion of 

the State to be defined by the declaration: Now, 

therefore, the Agriculture Protection Board, in exercise 

of the powers conferred by the said Act, doth 

by this declaration remove from the Third Schedule 

to tiTle Vermin Act, 1918-1951, the following: 

Schedule. 

Animal and Vermin District. 

Kangaroos, variety not specifiedWagin, Dumbleyung, 

Moora, Lake Grace, Wongan-Ballidu, 

Mingenew, Mount Marshall and Kondinin. 

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protection 

Board at the ordinary meeting of the said 

Board held on the 13th day of March, 1953. 

Further, the Agriculture Protection Board, in 

exercise of the powers conferred by the said Act, 

doth by this declaration add to the Third Schedule 

to the Vermin Act, 1918-1951, the following: 

Schedule. 

Animal and Vermin District. 

Red Kangaroo, Blue Kangaroo or Marloo (Macropus 

rufus) and Hill Kangaroo, Euro or Biggada 

(Macropus robustus)Mount Marshall. 

Grey Kangaroo (Macropus ocydromus)Wagin, 

Dumbleyung, Moora, Lake Grace, Wongan- 

Ballidu, Mingenew, Mount Marshall and Kondinin. 

Passed by resolution of the Agriculture Protection 

Board at the ordinary meeting of the said 

Board held on the 13th day of March, 1953. 

The Common Seal of the Agriculture 

Protection Board of 

W.A. is hereunto affixed in [L.S.] 

the presence of 

A. R. TOMLINSON, 

Chairman, Agriculture Protection Board. 

APPOINTMEN,T. 

Under Section 6 of the Registration of Births, 

Deaths and Marriages Act, 1894-1948. 

Registrar General's Office, 


THE following appointments have been approved: 

HG. No. 67/43Mr. Charles Frederick Roberts, 

as District Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages 

for the Gascoyne Registry District, to main-


tam an office at Carnarvon, vice Mr. Archer Race 

Whitworth, transferred; appointment to date from 

8th May, 1953. 

R.G. No. 66/45Constable Keith Ronald Parkin, 

as Assistant District Registrar of Births and Deaths 

for the Northam Registry District, to maintain an 

office at Toodyay, vice Constable Percival Frederick 

Mohr, resigned; appointment to date from 30th 

April, 1953. 

R.G. No. 12/43Mr. Raymond George Champion, 

as Acting District Registrar of Births, Deaths and 

Marriages for the Perth Registry District, to main- 

Tender 

Board 

No. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOV ERNMENT TENDER BOARD. 

Date. Contractor. 

1953. 

195/53 May S Standard-Waygood, 

Limited 

197/53 do. Noyes Bros. (Moth.), 

Limited 

145/53 do. Powerlino Equipment 

Pty., Ltd. 

Schedule 

No. 

SOA, 

1953 

S1A, 

1953 

76A, 

1953 

196/53 do. do. do. 82A, 

1953 

282/53 do. Dobbie Dico Meter Co. 

(W.A.) Pty., Ltd. 

128A, 

1953 

225/53 do. A. MeGavin 98A, 

1953 

225/53 do. Eeslan Engineering 

Pty., Ltd. 

98A, 

1953 

307/53 May 7 C. Capello & Son 136A, 

1953 

332/53 do. Comet Motors Pty., 

Ltd. 

228/53 do. St. Joseph's Farm 

School 

147A, 

1953 

106A, 

1953 

276/53 do. Martin Nixon Pty., Ltd. 124A, 

1953 

309/53 do. Beam Service Station 135A, 

1953 

308/53 do. Braemar Engineering 

'Co. (W.A.) Pty., Ltd. 

119A, 

1953 

243/53 do. do. do. 109A, 

1953 

188/53 do. J. Love 140A, 

1953 

9 12/52 do. D. Munro 461A, 

1952 

Accepted Tenders. 

tam an office at Perth, during the absence on leave 

of Mr. Charles Norman Anzac Taylor; appointment 

to date from 11th May, 1953. 

R.G. No. 22/43Mr. Thomas Murphy, as District 

Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages 

for the Moora Registry District, to maintain an 

office at Moora, during the absence on leave of 

Mr. Ian Hollett; appointment to date from 8th 

May, 1953. 

Particulars. 

100 5 kVA 12,700/500/250 volt 

single phase Transformers, 

delivered to Picton Junction, 

extra at cost 

I only 1,500 kVA 22/6.6 IsV 

Transformer, complete with 

spare bushings, F.O.W. Fremantle, 

delivered Collie Power 

Station, extra at cost 

Transformers as per Items 1-17 

inclusive, subject to discount 

of a total amount of £2,000 

for acceptance of complete 

schedule 

1 only "Hulme" 2,000 kVA 

6.6/22 kV Transformer Vector 

Group 32 Yd. 1, as per Item 1, 

F.O.W. Fremantle, insurance 

prepaid to Collie Power Station 

Water Meters, as per Items 1, 

2 and 3, delivered F.O.R. 

Perth-Fremantle 

Purchase and Removal of 

Second-hand 1935 model Bedford 

3-4 W.T.L. Truck, Engine 

No. 0/147793, as per 

Item 1 


Second-hand 1935 model Bedford 

2 ton W.L.G. Truck, En- 

gine No. 93118, as per Item 2 

500 tons Firewood in 6 ft. lengths, 

as per Item 1, delivered where 

directed Kalgoorlie Abattoirs 


Second-hand 1927 model 

Chevrolet Capitol 30 cwt. 

Truck, Engine No. A.J. 

2910507 


Second-hand Fordson Steel 

Wheeled Kerosene Tractor 

P.W. 16, Engine No. 825144 

1 only 4 cubic yard Steel Fixed 

Side Body with G. Well 6 ton 

Hydraulic Hoist, whole fitted 

to Ford 3 ton V8 Thames 

Chassis, as per Item 1 


Second-hand Fordson Wehr 

Grader, Engine No. 632557 

2 only Steam Heated Urns, 10 

gallon capacity, delivered 

Claremont Mental Hospital 

1 only 150 gallon Hot Water 

Cylinder, delivered Moora 

Hospital 

Bread for Wooroloo Sanatorium, 

period 7th May, 1953, to 30th 

April, 1954 

Purchase and Removal of 15,000 

egg capacity Incubator 

Department 

concerned. 

State Electricity 

Commission 

R. J. LITTLE, 

Registrar General. 

do. do. £5,927. 

Rate. 

£5 lOs. each, plus 

packing, freight 

and insurance. 

do. do. £86,302 net. 

do. do. £4,300 net. 

Public Works £3,115. 

do. £150. 

do. 

£66. 

do. 54s. per ton. 

Tramways and 

Ferries 

Public Works 

do. 

do. 

£20. 

£75. 

£324. 

£67 lOs. 

do. £25 19s. each. 

do. 

£90. 

Health Rates, etc., on 

application. 

State Housing 

Commission 

£40.


Date of 

Advertising 

1953. 1953. 

May 5 168A, 1953 2 h.p. Petrol or Kerosene Engine May 21 

May 5 170A, 1953 Tool Trailers for Metropolitan Water Supply May 28 

May 7 Butter for Government Institutions May 28 

May 7 172A, 1953 F.A.Q. to Prime Wheaten Chaff ........ May 28 

May 7 173A, 1953 Potatoes and Onions .... May 28 

May 12 176A, 1953 Vacuum Pump Units .... May 28 

Hay 12 177A, 1953 Air Compressor Units May 28 

May 12 178A, 1953 Exhaust Fan Units (1,000 C.FJ\L) May 28 

May 12 179A, 1953 Exhaust Fan Units (4,000 C.F.M.) May 28 

May 12 181A, 1953 Fuel Oil and Lubricating Oil for Country Power Stations May 28 

May 14 188A, 1953 75 cubic. ft. Refrigerators May 28 

May 14 191A, 1953 Benzene Hexachloride May 28 

May 14 192A, 1953 3 Spraying Units and One Trailer Power Spraying Unit May 28 

May 14 193A, 1953 Low Volume Power Spraying Unit May 28 

May 12 180A, 1953 Motor and Starter for Wellington Dam June 4 

May 12 182A, 1953 Dust Extraction Unit §June 4 

May 12 183A, 1953 Boilerwood for Kalgoorlie Hospital June 4 

May 12 184A, 1953 Firewood, 1 ft. Lengths, for Kalgoorlie Hospital June 4 

May 12 186A, 1953 Hydro Extractor for Fremantle Hospital June 4 

April 21 149A, 1953 Railway Car and Wagon Tyres ........ July 16*1 

* Documents available from Agent General, London. 

§ Documents available for inspection at W.A. Government Liaison Offices-Room 13, 1st Floor, M.L.C. Buildings, 

305 Collins Street, Melbourne. Room 105, 82 Pitt Street, Sydney. 

Date of 

Advertising 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD-continued. 

Tenders for Government Supplies. 

Schedule 

No. 

Schedule 

No. 

THE MINING ACT, 1904. 

(Regulation 180.) 

Warden's Office, 

Bridgetown, 22nd April, 1953. 

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Warden 

of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the date 

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

order authorising the cancellation of registration 

of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, in 

accordance with Regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 

1904. An order may issue in the absence of the 

registered holder, but should he desire to object to 

such order he must, before the date mentioned, 

lodge at the Warden's Office an objection containing 

the grounds of such objection, and, on the date 

mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear and 

determine the same, in accordance with the evidence 

then submitted. 

(Sgd.) L. W. STOTTER, 

Warden. 

For Sale by Tender. 

Supplies Required. 

For Sale. 

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

of closing. 

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

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

No tender necessarily accepted. 

A. H. TELFER, 

14th May, 1953. Chairman. 

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

on Wednesday, the 24th day of June, 1953. 

No. of Area, Name of Registered Holder, Address, 

Reason for Resumption. 

GREENBUSHES MINERAL FIELD. 

Date of 

Closing. 

Date of 

Closing. 

1953. 1953. 

April 28 156A, 1953 Butcher's Shop and Semi-detached dwelling and Grocer's Store May 21 

April 28 165A, 1953 Le Tourneau and Affis Chalmers Tractor Parts May 21 

May 5 169A, 1953 Sludge, cx Swanbourne Treatment Works May 21 

May 5 171A, 1953 Firearms May 21 

May 5 175A, 1953 Enamelled Steel Baths (4 only) May 28 

May 14 l89A, 1953 2 ton Bedford Truck, 1946 Model May 28 

May 14 190A, 1953 2 ton Bedford Truck, 1938 Model May 28 

May 14 185A, 1953 School Copy Books .......................... June 4 

May 14 187A, 1953 Diesel and Gas Engines, cx Wicherina Pumping Station June 4 

Mineral Claims. 

86-Spring Valley Tin Limited; 97 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth; non-payment of rent. 

109-Foot, Charles Lawrence Kirk; 5 Hardy Street, 

South Perth; non-payment of rent. 

Garden Areas. 

45-Rechichi, Giuseppe; Greenbushes; non-payment 

of rent. 

46-Rechichi, Giuseppe; Greenbushes; non-payment 

of rent.





Onslow, 23rd April, 1953. 


of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the 

date mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's 

Court an order authorising the cancellation of 

registration of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, 

in accordance with Regulation 180 of the 

Mining Act, 1904. An order may issue in the 

absence of the registered holder, but should he 

desire to object to such order, he must, before the 

date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an 

objection containing the grounds of such objection, 

and, on the date mentioned, the Warden will proceed 

to hear and determine the same, in accordance 

with the evidence then submitted. 

(Sgd.) A. L. F. TAYLOR, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Onslow, on 

Tuesday, the 23rd day of June, 1953. 



ASHBURTON GOLDFIELD. 

Mineral Claim. 

lOSharpe, Clifford, and Hooper, Rose Ellen; 

Norseman; Rose, James, and Cranston, 

John Windsor; Coolgardie; and Lyne, 

Harold Baden; Southern Cross; non-payment 

of rent. 




Mt. Magnet, 17th April, 1953. 


of the Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, on the 

adte mentioned, to issue out of the Warden's 

Court an order authorising the cancellation of 

registration of the undermentioned Mining Tenements, 

in accordance with Regulation 180 of the 

Mining Act, 1904. An order may issue in the 

absence of the registered holder, but should he 

desire to object to such order he must, before 

the date mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office 

an objection containing the grounds of such objection, 

and, on the date mentioned, the Warden will 

proceed to hear and determine the same, in accordance 


T. ANSELL, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Mt. Magnet, 

on Monday, the 15th day of June, 1953. 



YALGOO GOLDFIELD. 

Machinery Area. 

23Morrow, Chester Arthur; Fields Find, via 

Wubin; non-payment of rent. 

Tailings Area. 

13Morrow, Chester Arthur; Fields Find, via 

Wubin; non-payment of rent. 






of the Goldfield mentioned hereunder, on the 

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

an order authorising the cancellation of registration 


accordance with Regulation 180 of the Mining 

Act, 1904. An order may issue in the absence of 

the registered holder, but should he desire to 

object to such order he must, before the date 

mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objection 

containing the grounds of such objection, and, 

on the date mentioned, the Warden will proceed 

to hear and determine the same, in accordance 


(Sgd.) A. H. TELFER, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Perth, on 

Wednesday, the 1st day of July, 1953. 



OUTSIDE PROCLAIMED GOLDFIELD. 


3 1HMount Hawthorn Modelling Works (1941) 

Proprietary Limited; 112 Shakespeare 

Street, Mt. Hawthorn; non-payment of 

rent. 

62HMount Hawthorn Modelling Works (1941) 



rent. 




rent. 

287HSmith, John Henry; Greenbushes; nonpayment 

of rent. 

293HRipper, Percy Edwin Thomas; Doodlakine; 

non-payment of rent. 

364HCollett, Harris Joseph, Bridgetown; Dillon, 

John Lloyd, and Rosenberg, Phillip, 358 

Hay Street, Subiaco; non-payment of rent. 

367HSmith, John Henry; Greenbushes; nonpayment 

of rent. 

370HNorman, Gordon; c/o Norman Bros., Stirling 

Terrace, Albany; non-payment of 

i'ent. 

372HSwacIling, Eric Edward; 28 Anzac Road, Mt. 

Hawthorn; non-payment of rent. 

373HSmith, John Henry; Greenbushes; non-payment 

of rent. 

410HRipper, Percy Thomas Edwin, and Ripper, 

Edwin, Doodlakine; non-payment of rent. 

42511West Australian Petroleum Pty. Limited; 

do Parker & Parker, 21 Howard Street, 

Perth; non-payment of rent. 

430HSwadling, Eric Edward; 28 Ansac Road, Mt. 

Hawthorn; non-payment of rent. 




rent. 

440HFitzgerald, Edward James; Nukarni; nonpayment 

of rent. 

453HTurle, Christopher James; Donnybrook; 


455HTurle, Christopher James, Donnybrook; 

Shuttleworth, Leslie, Wanneroo Road, 


46111Ryan, Patrick Donald; Yeldani Stud Farm, 

Armadale; non-payment of rent. 

Dredging Claims. 

9HRare Metals Pty. Ltd.; 101 St. George's Terrace, 


lOHRare Metals Pty. Ltd.; 101 St. George's Terrace, 


1 1H--Ilmenite Proprietary Limited; do Parker & 

Parker, Howard Street, Perth; non-payment 

of rent. 

13HIlmenite Proprietary Limited; c/o Parker & 


of rent. 

19HIlmenite Proprietary Limited; do Parker & 


of rent. 

22HRare Metals Pty. Ltd.; 101 St. George's Terrace, 


27HHawkins, Maxine Beatrice; Box R1290, 

G.P.O., Perth; Bradley, Patrick Joseph, 

Bassendean Parade, Bassendean; nonpayment 

of rent. 

23HPinchin, Francis Arthur; Box R1290, G.P.O., 

Perth; non-payment of rent.


29H-Bradley, Patrick Joseph; Bassendean Parade, 

Bassendean; non-payment of rent. 

30H-Pinchin, Francis Arthur; Box R1290, G.P.O., 





Leonora, 10th April, 1953. 


of the Goldfields mentioned hereunder, on the 

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

an order authorising the cancellation of registration 




registered holder, but should he desire to object 

to such order he must, before the date mentioned, 


the grounds of such objection, and, on the 

date mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear 

and determine the same, in accordance with the 

evidence then submitted. 

T. A. DRAPER, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Leonora, on 

Wednesday, the 3rd day of June, 1953. 



MT. MARGARET GOLDFIELD 

Mt. Morgans District. 


14F-Crocker, Clifford Clyde; Yundamindera; nonpayment 

of rent. 


2F-Cable, Douglas; Laverton; non-payment of 

rent. 

3F-Cable, Douglas; Laverton; non-payment of 

rent. 

Water Rights. 

82F-Hardie, Aubrey Alexander; Yundamindera; 


89F-Mt. Malcolm Pastoral Company Ltd.; Mt. 

Malcolm; non-payment of rent. 

90E-Hardie, Aubrey Alexander; Yundamindera; 


Mt. Margaret District. 

Business Area. 

699T-Hesford, Richard; do Public Trustee, Perth; 

no Miner's Right. 

Garden Area. 

42T-Nogal, Wladyslaw, and Nogal, Rosetta Rose; 

Laverton; non-payment of rent. 


23T-Shepherd, Emily Amelia; Laverton; non-payment 

of rent. 

Mt. Malcolm District. 

Business Area. 

164C-Mazza, Victor Barnard, and Mazza, Melda 

May; Gwalia; no Miner's Right. 

Garden Areas. 

49C-Poletti, Guiseppina; Leonora; non-payment 

of rent. 

62T-Poletti, Guiseppina; Leonora; non-payment 

of rent. 

74C-Hastedt, Robert; do Public Trustee, Perth: 


81C-McCourt, Arthur; do Public Trustee, Perth; 


Water Rights. 

205C-Robertson, George Norman; Darlot; no 

Miner's Right. 

211C-Hadfield, Herbert Thomas; Leonora; nonpayment 

of rent and no Miner's Right. 

NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD. 

Niagara District. 


65G-George -Kennedy, Patrick Clive; Leonora; 





Marble Bar, 27th April, 1953. 






accordance with regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 









(Sgd.) R. H. HOGG, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Marble Bar, 

on Wednesday, the 17th day of June, 1953. 



WEST PILBARA GOLDFIELD. 


48-Hancock, Langley George; Nunyerry Asbestos 

Mines, via Roebourne; non-payment of 

rent. 

73-Leevers, Jack and Horn, Lionel George; do 

Victoria Hotel, Roebourne; non-payment 


74--Baker, John Chaffey and Stubbs, Stuart 

1-lenry; Marble Bar; non-payment of rent. 


IG-Tyrer, Gordon Stephen; Whim Creek; nonpayment 

of rent. 

PILBARA GOLDFIELD 

Marble Bar District. 


184-Brockhoff, Otto Bernard; do A. Rieck, Ragged 

Hills; non-payment of rent. 

185-Rieck, Alfred; Ragged Hills; non-payment of 

rent. 

190-Brockhoff, Otto Bernard; do A. Rieck, Ragged 

Hills; non-payment of rent. 

19 1-Johnston, John Albert; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

192-Johnston, John Albert; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

193-O'Callaghan, Joseph; Ragged Hills; non-payment 


199-Goode, Don and Goode, Herman; do A. 

Rieck, Ragged Hills; and Rieck, Alfred, 

Ragged Hills; non-payment of rent and no 


200-O'Callaghan, Elmer Johannah Constance; 

do J. J. O'Callaghan, Ragged Hills; nonpayment 


201-O'Callaghan, Gerald; do . . O'Callaghan, 

Ragged Hills; non-payment of rent and no 


202-O'Callaghan, Joseph John; Ragged Hills; nonpayment 


205-O'Callaghan, Joseph John; Ragged Hills; nonpayment 


209-Witty, John Malcolm; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

211-Rieck, Alfred; Ragged Hills; non-payment of 

rent. 

221-McLeod, Donald William; Marble Bar; nonpayment 

of rent. 


of rent.


227-Challenger, Clarence William; Port Hedland; 


228-Otway, Robin Harold; Port Hedland; nonpayment 

of rent. 

229-Macdonald, Eoin Henderson; c/c Western 

Wolfram N.L., Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

231-Otway, Robin Harold; Port Hedland; nonpayment 

of rent. 


of rent. 

239-Macdonald, George; do Western Wolfram 

N.L., Marble Bar; non-payment of rent. 

240-MacDonald, George; c/c Western Wolfram 


241-Macdonald, George; c/o Western Wolfram 



of rent. 


of rent. 


of rent. 


of rent. 


of rent. 


of rent. 

249-Rogers, David Cyril; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

250-Hartigan Tin No Liability; 22 Bentham Street, 

Adelaide, S.A.; non-payment of rent. 

251-Hartigan Tin No Liability; 22 Bentham Street, 

Adelaide, S.A.; non-payment of rent. 

252-Bell, Alexander; 117 Swan Street, Guildford; 

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

253-Bell, David; 117 Swan Street, Guildford; nonpayment 


254-Bell, David; 117 Swan Street, Guildford; nonpayment 


255-Engstrom, Olaf; Ragged Hills; non-payment 

of rent. 

258-Oliphant, Nigel; c/o D. W. McLeod, Marble 

Bar; non-payment of rent and no Miner's 

Right. 

259-Oliphant, Nigel; c/o D. W. McLeod, Marble 

Bar; non-payment of rent and no Miner's 

Right. 

263-Shells, Kevin; Ragged Hills; non-payment of 

rent and no Miner's Right. 

264-Johnston, Jack; Cooglegong; non-payment of 

rent. 

265-Johnston, Robert; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

266-Kennedy, Alexander Lorimer; 48 Heytesbury 

Road, Subiaco; and Rhodes, Donavan 

Francis Duncan; 57 Hensman Street, South 

Perth; non-payment of rent and no Miner's 

Right. 

277-Northern Development and Miz1ing Company 

Proprietary Limited; 101 St. George's Terrace, 


278-Northern Development and Mining Company 






282-West, Bernard; do G. T. R. Wilson, Box 22, 

Port Hedland; non-payment of rent. 

283-West, Bernard; c/o G. T. R. Wilson, Box 22, 

Port Hedland; non-payment of rent. 








25-Johnston, John Albert; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

26-Johnston, Emily; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

32-Johnston, Robert; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

34-Johnston, Peter; Cooglegong; non-payment of 

rent. 

35-Johnston, Peter; Cooglegong; non-payment of 

rent. 

39-Oswald, Robert; c/o Western Wolfram N.L., 

Marble Bar; non-payment of rent. 







43-Johnston, Alfred George; Cooglegong; nonpayment 

of rent. 

44-Johnston, Alfred George; Cooglegong; nonpayment 

of rent. 

45-Stubbs, Stuart Henry and Baker, John 

Chaffey; Marble Bar; non-payment of 

rent. 


Chaffey; Marble Bar; non-payment of 

rent. 


Chaff ey; Marble Bar; non-payment of 

rent. 


Chaff ey; Marble Bar; non-payment of 

rent. 

49-Thompson, Roderick Thomas Hedland and 

Stutz, Ernest; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

50-Thompson, Roderick Thomas Hedland and 

Stuts, Ernest; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

Business Areas. 

19--Thompson, Donald Robert Powell; Marble 

Bar; non-payment of rent. 

131-Thompson, Donald Robert Powell; Marble 

Bar; non-payment of rent. 

Garden Area. 

76-Mitchell, Frederick; Marble Bar; non-payment 


Machinery Areas. 

44-Baker, John Chaffey; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

55-Baker, John Chaffey; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

59-Stubbs, Stuart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

62-Collins, Thomas Vincent; Ragged Hills; nonpayment 


63-Midgley, Raymond Charles; Ragged Hills; 


Water Rights. 


of rent. 


of rent. 

48-Johnston, Peter; Cooglegong; non-payment 

of rent. 

Nullagine District. 


26L-Northern Development and Mining Company 

Proprietary Limited; 101 St. George's 








34L-Stubbs, Stuart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

35L-Stubbs, Stuart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

40L-New Ventures Limited; 101 St. George's Terrace, 

Perth; non-payment of rent and no 






Perth; non-payment of rent and nq 

Miner's Right.


43LNew Ventures Limited; 101 St. George's Terrace, 



44L,New Ventures Limited; 101 St. George's Terrace, 



47LStubbs, Stuart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

48LStubbs, Stuart Henry; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 

49LBaker, John Chafley; Marble Bar; non-payment 

of rent. 


1OLMcKinnon, William Michael, and Howard, 

Roland Henry; Nullagine; non-payment of 


14LMcKinnon, William Michael, and Howard, 



15L.Howard, Roland Henry, and McKinnon, William 

Michael; Nullagine; non-payment of 


Water Rights. 

22LBlue Spec Mining Company N.L.; Nullagine; 






27LAllsopp, James Hunter; Nullagine; non-payment 

of rent. 

28LBlue Spec Gold Mines No Liability (In Liquidation); 

Nullagine; non-payment of rent. 



3 iLBlue Spec Gold Mines No Liability (In Liquidation); 


32LHoward, Roland Henry, and McKinnon, William 

Michael; Nullagine; non-payment of 




34LBell, David, 117 Swan Street, Guildford, and 

McKinnon, William Michael, Nullagine; 

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











40LHoward, Thora Agnes Lloyd; Nullagine; nonpayment 

of rent. 

42LWestern Wolfram No Liability; Marble Bar; 


Garden Areas. 

20LAllsopp, James Hunter; Nullagine; non-payment 

of rent. 

27kStevens, Francis; Nullagine; non-payment of 

rent. 

Machinery Areas. 

1GLMcKinnon, William Michael; Nullagine; nonpayment 

of rent. 

17LTatham, John Robert; Nullagine; non-payment 

of rent. 

19L----McKinnon, William Michael; Nullagine; nonpayment 

of rent. 

20LMcKinnon, William Michael and Howard, 



22kWestern Wolfram No Liability; Marble Bar; 





Ravensthorpe, 27th April, 1953. 















M. HARWOOD, 

Acting Warden. 

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

on the 2nd day of June, 1953. 



PHILLIPS RIVER GOLDFIELD. 

Phillips River District. 

Subterranean Water Right. 

42Grey, Alfred Edward Frank; c/o Post Office, 

Ravensthorpe; non-payment of rent. 

Dam Water Rights. 

40Grey, Alfred Edward Frank; Post Office, 


41Grey, Alfred Edward Frank; Post Office, 





Southern Cross, 27th April, 1953. 






accordance with Regulation 180 of the Mining 

Act, 1904. An order may issue in the absence of 

the registered holder, but should he desire to object 







(Sgd.) T. A. DRAPER, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Southern 

Cross, on Thursday, the 11th day of June, 1953. 



YILGARN GOLDFIELD 


39Sharpe, Clifford, and Hooper, Rose Ellen; 

Norseman; Rose, James; Charcoal Iron 

and Steel Industry, Wundowie; Cranston, 

John Windsor; Box 11, Kalgoorlie; and 

Lyne, Harold Baden; Coolgardie; nonpayment 

of rent. 


44Harper, Samuel Arthur, and Harper, Joseph 

Ernest; Bullfinch; non-payment of rent.


Garden Areas. 

34-]Jivitini, Giuseppe; Ghooli; non-payment of 

rent. 

36-O'Sullivan, Terence Joseph; Bullfinch; nonpayment 

of rent. 

38-Zampatti, Domenico; Bullfinch; non-payment 


39-Barr, Murray George; Bullfinch; non-payment 


40-Della Bona, Luigi; Bullfinch; non-payment of 

rent. 

41-Bruni, Giacomo; Bullfinch; non-payment of 

rent. 

42-Columbera, Domenico; Bullfinch; non-payment 

of rent. 

44-Puiselli, Cosimo; Bullfinch; non-payment of 

rent. 

45-Gianoli, Attilio; Bullfinch; non-payment of 

rent. 

46-Richardson, William Edward; Baandee; nonpayment 

of rent. 

47-Divitini, David; Bullfinch; non-payment of 

rent. 

48-Bailey, George; Karalee; non-payment of rent. 

Resident Areas. 

1 104-Sodeman, Nellie; Marvel Loch; no Miner's 

Right. 

1106-Robinson, Frederick Allan; Marvel Loch; no 


1119-Smith, Wilfred John; Marvel Loch; no Miner's 

Right. 

1120-Bell, Edward James; Marvel Loch; no Miner's 

Right. 

1121-Sinclair, Charles Ringwood; Marvel Loch; no 


1122-Boso, Elo; Marvel Loch; no Miner's Right. 




Coolgardie, 28th April, 1953. 
















Warden. 

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

on Tuesday, the 23rd day of June, 1953. 



COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD. 

Coolgardie District. 

Tailings Area. 

201-James, Thomas; Coolgardie; non-payment of 

rent. 

Water Rights. 

566-Consolidated Gold Mines of Coolgardie Ltd.; 

do Box 42, P.O., Boulder; non-payment 


571-Oreb, Ante, and Tabain, Ante; Higgineville; 



(Regulation 180). 


Kalgoorlie, 22nd April, 1953. 




order autl-iorising the cancellation of registration 


accordance with regulation 180 of the Mining Act, 










Warden. 

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

on Monday the 22nd day of June, 1953. 



EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD. 

Residence Areas. 

204E-Middleton, James; 98 Brookman Street, Kalgoorlie; 

no Miner's Right. 

212E-Williams, Bertha; Flat 36, Allawah Grove, 

Guildford; no Miner's Right. 

Garden Areas. 

185E-Passarelli, Francesco; Post Office, Kalgoorlie; 


Water Rights. 

179E-Patroni, Olimpio, Patroni, Renato, and 

Patroni, Guido; do 366 Hannan Street, 

Kalgoorlie; non-payment of rent. 

296E-Lakewood Firewood Co. Pty. Ltd.; Lakewood; 









1OE-Pascoe, Richard Alexander; 14 Cassidy 

Street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment of rent. 

14E-Bean, Harvey; Post Office, Mount Monger; 


NORTH-EAST COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD. 

Kanowna District. 

Garden Area. 

52X-Willis, Jabez; do R. Baugh, 104 Hannan 

Street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment of rent. 


66X-Pitchers, Oliver Victor, Pitchers, Lionel 

Lancelot, and Smith, William Arthur; do 

14 Melba Street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment 

of rent. 

Water Right. 

86X-Pitchers, Oliver Victor, Pitchers, Lionel 

Lancelot, and Smith, William Arthur; do 

14 Melba Street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment 

of rent. 

BROAD ARROW GOLDFIELD. 


70W-Finlayson, Mattie Carveth; 0/0 R. W. Finlayson, 

Esq., Oriental Hotel, Kalgoorlie; 


72W-Smith, James; Post Office, Broad Arrow; 



5W-Baldock, Robert Russell; Post Office, Ora 

Banda; non-payment of rent,


Water Rights. 

76WArgus, John; Post Office, Ora Banda; nonpayment 

of rent. 

99WOra Banda Amalgamated Mines No Liability 

(in liquidation); do J. A. Maloney, Esq., 

Palace Chambers, Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie; 


NORTH COOLGARDIE GOLDFIELD. 

Menzies District. 


947ZCock, William Alfred; Wildarra Station, Mt. 

Ida, via Menzies; non-payment of rent. 

948ZTrundle, Wilfred Robert; Emu Gold Mine, 

Agnew; non-payment of rent. 


65ZSawyer, Ephraim Thomas; Lady Harriet Battery, 

Menzies; non-payment of rent. 


5ZWallace, Frederick James, 34 Richardson 

Street, Boulder; and Greep, Jack Turrell, 

16a Rhodes Street, Kalgoorlie; non-payment 

of rent. 

6ZEvans, David John; P.O. Box 184, Kalgoorlie; 


Ularring District. 

Water Rights. 

25UHalford, William Charles and Halford, 

Maurice Holman; 36 Victoria Street, Kalgoorlie; 











Broome, 30th April, 1953. 


of the Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, on the date 



of the undermèntioned Mining Tenements, in 










A. L. F. TAYLOR, 

Warden. 

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Broome, on 

Monday, the 8th day of June, 1953. 



West Kimberley Mineral District. 


26Peninsular Copper Mining Co., Ltd.; do Patterson 

& Co., Box 55, G.P.O., Perth; nonpayment 

of rent. 

29A. R. E. Russell; c/o Devonian Mines, Derby; 





Northampton, 7th May, 1953. 


of the Goldfleld mentioned hereunder, on the date 













(Sgd.) T. ANSELL, 

Warden. 

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

on Monday, the 15th day of June, 1953. 

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

Holder, Address, Reason for Resumption. 

NORTHAMPTON MINERAL FIELD. 

Northampton District. 


6T. J. Lillis and M. G. Humphreys; 112 Douglas 

Avenue, South Perth; non-payment of 

rent. 

9R. E. Rundell, D. M. Thurstun, D. D. Williams 

and W. J. Wright; c/o E. Byne, Northampton; 


l0E. Byne and P. E. Wallis; c/o E. Byne, 

Northampton; non-payment of rent. 

MINE WORKERS' RELIEF FUND. 

General ElectionMine Worker Representative. 

Returning Officer's Report. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the result of the 

Ballot taken between the 14th and 20th days of 

April, 1953, for the election of one Mine Worker 

Representative is as follows: 

S. Torpy 1,086 

R. J. Wallis 1,631 

Informal 24 

2,741 

Majority for Mr. Wallis-545. 

I hereby declare Mr. R. J. Wallis elected as Mine 

Worker Representative on the Board of Control for 

the ensuing period of 2 years, subject to the provisions 

of the Mine Workers' Relief Act, 1932-43 

and Regulations. 

W. A. BARNETT, 

Returning Officer. 

Kalgoorlie. 

5th May, 1953. 

COAL MINES REGULATION ACT, 1946. 

Department of Mines, 


1131/47. 

THE Honourable the Minister for Mines has been 

pleased to appoint Cyril Keith Sweeney as Chairman 

of the Trustees of the Collie Coal Mines 

Accident Relief Fund Trust, vice James Gillespie, 

resigned, as from the 12th day of May, 1953. 


Under Secretary for Mines. 

THE MINING ACT, 1904-1952. 

Appointments. 

Department of Mines, 



has been pleased to approve the following appointment, 

viz. : - 

1508/28Police Constable Cecil William Johnson 

as Bailiff of the Warden's Court, Marble Bar, P11bara 

Goldfield, vice Police Constable William Gordon 

Chesterfield Marshall, to date from the 31st 

day of March, 1953. 


Under Secretary for Mines.


WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT 

Lot, Station, Article, Marks, etc., Name. 

RAILWAYS. 

52Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; various. 

3 Edw. VIINo. 23. 

53Perth: 1 horse rug; Westlake. 

Sale of Goods, Property and Effects. 

54Perth: 1 gent's leather coat; Westlake. 

R.C. 3819/41, Part 3. 

55Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Westlake. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the articles men- 56Perth: 1 Gladstone bag; Kesber. 

tioned in the Schedule hereunder, being lost and 57Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; Vernon. 

unclaimed goods, property and effects found on 58Perth: 1 rug, 1 blanket; Vernon. 

Railway premises, also goods, property and effects 59Perth: 1 leather bag; Vernon. 

left and deposited at cloak rooms and unclaimed, 60Perth: 1 pair rubber boots; Czubck. 

together with goods, property and effects upon 61Perth: 2 mattress covers; Czubck. 

which charges are due and unpaid, pursuant to 62Perth: 1 gent's raincoat; Sharpe. 

the Act, by-laws and regulations, will be sold by 63Perth: 1 old mattress; Smith. 

auction at Perth Station on Tuesday, 16th June, 64Perth: 1 package kitchenware; various. 

1953, commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. 65Pertl?: 1 box kitchenware; various. 

66Perth: 1 bag men's working clothes; various. 

A. G. HALL, 67Perth: 6 old blankets; various. 

Commissioner of Railways. 68Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Becke. 

69Perth: 1 blanket; Ewen. 

70Perth: 6 old blankets; various. 

Schedule. 

71Perth: 1 camp stretcher; McDonald. 

72Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; Corr. 

AList of lost and unclaimed goods, property and 73Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; various. 

effects found on Railway premises. 

74Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; various. 

BList of goods, property and effects left and 75Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; various. 

deposited at Cloak Rooms and unclaimed. 76Perth: 1 bag men's working boots (6 pairs); 

various. 

CList of goods, property and effects upon which 77Perth: 6 old blankets; various. 

charges are due and unpaid. 

78Perth: 1 old mattress; McDonald. 

79Perth: 2 grey blankets; McDonald. 

Lot, Station, Article, Marks, etc., Name. 80Perth: 1 attache case gramophone records; 

1Perth: 1 Gladstone bag; McManus. 

Selby. 

2Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Denthy. 

81Perth: 1 carton babies' and children's cloth- 

3Perth: 1 camp stretcher; Cruck. 

ing; various. 

4Perth: 1 portable radio; Johnston. 

82Perth: 2 odd rubber boots; Arkcome. 

5Perth: 1 lady's coat; McGill. 

83Perth: 1 case gramophone records; Brown. 

6Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; Turner. 84Perth: 1 carton sheets (2 pairs), towels (7) 

7Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; Former. 

and household linen; O'Donovan. 

8Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; Saunders. 85Perth: 1 radio (damaged); O'Donovan. 

9Perth: 1 single mattress and pillow; -. 86Perth: 1 carton cutlery and sundries; O'Dono- 

10Perth: 1 suitcase men's and youths' workvan.ing 

clothes; various. 

87Perth: 1 grey blanket; Johnstone. 

11Perth: 6 old suitcases; various. 

88Perth: 1 bag men's working shoes and san- 

12Perth: 1 bag men's working clothes; vandals; 

various. 

ous. 

89Perth: 1 bag men's working clothes; various. 

13Perth: 1 bag (5 pairs) ladies' and boys' 90Perth: 6 old suitcases; various. 

shoes; Wilson. 

91Perth: 6 old attache cases; various. 

14Perth: 1 bag men's working clothes; various. 92Perth: 6 old blankets; various. 

15Perth: 1 grey blanket; Yaurke. 

93Perth: 1 grey blanket; Parker. 

16Perth: 1 bag men's working clothes; various. 94Perth: 3 sheets, 2 cushions; Parker. 

17Perth: 1 suitcase youths' clothing; various. 95Perth: 1 lady's umbrella; Parker. 


96Perth: 1 grey blanket; Ericwoims. 

19Perth: 1 carton ladies' clothing; Clarke. 97Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; various. 

20Perth: 1 camp stretcher; Corbett. 

98Perth: 1 box kitchenware and sundries; 

21Perth: 1 child's tricycle; Burton. 

Eruroslius. 

22Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; various. 99Perth: 1 single mattress and pillow; Eruros- 

23Perth: 1 radio; Clarke. 

lius. 

24Perth: 1 Gladstone bag; Wakeford. 

100Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Eruroslius. 

25Perth: 1 suitcase men's working clothes; vari- 101Perth: 1 empty trunk; Eruroslius. 

102Perth: 1 toy horse; Phillips. 

ous. 

26Perth: 1 suitcase youths' clothing; various. 103Perth: 1 child's cot; Phillips. 

27Perth: 1 box files; various. 

104Perth: 1 trunk (1 pair sheets and ladies' 

28Perth: 1 attache case engine parts; various. 

clothing); Phillips. 

29Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; various. 105Perth: 5 old rugs; various. 

30Perth: 1 military overcoat; Bartle. 

106Perth: 5 old blankets; various. 

31Perth: 1 suitcase gent's clothing; Beckett. 

107Perth: 2 pairs football boots; various. 

32Perth: 1 suitcase men's working clothes; vari- 

108Perth: 1 package (miscellaneous) boots; Lena. 

109Perth: 1 bag (3 pairs) ladies' shoes; various. 

ous. 


110Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; various. 

34Perth: 1 bag youths' working clothes; Hills. 111Perth: 2 hurricane lamps; Plummer. 

35Perth: 1 canvas sheet, 9ft. x 9ft.; Read. 112Perth: 1 carton kitchenware and sundries; 

36Perth: 3 blankets; Read. 

McLeary. 

37Perth: 1 lady's overcoat; Lee. 

113Perth: 6 gent's old overcoats; various. 

38Perth: 1 grey blanket; Sarythe. 

114Perth: 1 carton men's clothing; various. 

39Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; Wilcox. 115Perth: 5 old suitcases; various. 

40Perth: 1 pair single sheets; Wilcox. 

116Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Bartle. 

41Perth: 3 pairs ladies' shoes; Wilcox. 

117Perth: 1 package (6) pillow slips and house- 

42Perth: 1 attache case youths' clothing; varihold 

linen; Bone. 

ous. 

118Perth 1 carton kitchenware; various. 

43Perth: 1 leather satchell; Martin. 

119Perth: 1 suitcase ladies' clothing; various. 

44Perth: 1 suitcase men's clothing; Johnston. 120Perth: 4 old suitcases; various. 

45Perth: 1 suitcase men's working clothes; vari- 121Perth: 1 old Gladstone bag; -. 

ous. 

122Shenton Park: 1 gent's bicycle; Genes. 

123Perth: 1 box canvas pieces; various. 

124Fremantle: 1 Gladstone bag; Phillips. 

125Fremantle: 1 travelling rug; Johnstone. 

126Fremantle: 1 pair sheets; Johnstone. 

127Fremantle: 1 lady's overcoat; Johnstone. 

128Perth and Fremantle: 1 case gent's working 

clothes; various. 

46Perth: 1 box tools; Francis. 

47Perth: 1 gent's umbrella (damaged); Maker 

48Perth: 1 bed cover; Young. 

49Perth: 1 bed cover; Young. 

50Perth: 1 gent's overcoat; Lougharan. 

51Perth: 1 package miscellaneous books; 

Lougharan.



129Fremantle: 1 old Gladstone bag; Dillon. 

130Fremantle: 1 suitcase men's working clothes; 

various. 

131Fremantle: 1 gent's overcoat; Walker. 

132Fremantle: 1 leather holdall; Walker. 

133Fremantle: 1 suitcase men's clothing; Harrison. 

134Fremantle: 1 suitcase ladies and children's 

clothing; Green. 

135Fremantle: 1 pair single sheets; Green. 

136Fremantle: 1 suitcase ladies' and children's 

clothing; Green. 

137Fremantle: 1 package children's toys; Green. 

138Fremantle: 1 empty suitcase; no name. 

139Fremantle: 1 electric torch; no name. 

140Fremantle: 1 men's toilet set; no name. 

141Fremantle: 1 pressure lamp: Marchant. 

142Fremantle: 1 package kitchen utensils; Marchant. 

143Perth: 1 empty suitcase; Arkcome. 

144Perth: 5 old attache cases; various. 

145Perth: 5 canvas kit bags, 3 haversacks; various. 

146Perth: 1 canvas bag men's working clothes; 

Richards. 

147Claremont: 1 old stroller; no name. 

148Perth: 1 empty attache case; Bass. 

B. 


1L.P.O.; 1 Gladstone bag. 

.2L.P.O.; 1 sleeping bag. 

3L.P.O.; 1 pair military boots (size 6). 

4L.P.O.; 1 suitcase men's working clothes. 

5L.P.O.; 1 suitcase men's clothing. 

6L.P.O.; 1 pair grey blankets. 


8L.P.O.; 1 suitcase ladies' clothing. 

9L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 6 boys' school caps. 

l0L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 6 boys' school caps. 

11L.P.O.; 4 babies' pillows. 

12L.P.O.; 2 babies' shawls, 5 bunny rugs. 

13L.P.O.; 1 old tent, 6ft. x 8ft. 

14L.P.O.; 1 old tent, 8ft. loft. 

15L.P.O.; 1 camp stretcher. 

16L.P.O.; 1 camp stretcher. 

17L.P.O.; 1 gent's raincoat. 

18L.P.O.; 1 single mattress. 

19L.P.O.; 1 single mattress. 

20L.P.O.; 1 military overcoat. 

21L.P.O.; 6 gent's felt hats. 

22L.P.O.; 1 bush rug. 

23L.P.O.; 1 grey blanket. 

24L.P.O.; 2 pairs men's slippers, 1 pair sandshoes. 

25L.P.O.; 3 pairs boys' football boots. 

26L.P.O.; 7 towels. 

27L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box men's clothing. 


29L.P.O.; 1 travelling rug. 

30L.P.Q.; 1 package children's games and books. 

31L.P.O.; 1 pair men's rubber boots. 

32L.P.O.; 1 cricket bat. 

33L.P.O.; 1 lady's raincoat. 


35L.P.O.; 1 gent's overcoat. 

36L.P.O.; 1 lady's plastic overcoat. 


38L,P.O.; 1 lady's raincoat. 

39L.P.O.; 1 attache case fancy work and knitting. 


41L.P.O.; 6 gent's felt hats, 2 Panama hats. 

42L.P.O.; 10 pairs ladies' cotton gloves. 




46L.P.O.; 7 towels. 

47L.P.O.; 3 school bags. 

48L.P.O.; 2 leather satchels. 

49L.P.O.; 1 suitcase women's and girls' clothing. 

50L.P.O.; 1 bag ladies' and girls' shoesslippers 

and goloshes (11 pairs). 


52L.P.O.; 1 pair military boots, size 9. 

53L.P.O.; 2 ladies' handbags. 

54L.P.O.; 1 package religious books. 

55L.P.O.; 1 attache case girls' berets (13). 

56L.P.O.; 10 pairs ladies' assorted gloves. 


57L.P.O.; 1 writing case. 

58L.P.O.; 2 writing cases. 

59L.P.O.; 1 attache case children's clothing. 

60L.P.O.; 1 dust coat. 

61L.P.O.; 1 bag, 5 pairs men's working shoes. 

62L.P.O.; 6 pairs men's old overalls. 

63L.P.O.; 5 old rugs and blankets. 

64L.P.O.; 1 box kitchen utensils. 

65L.P.O.; 1 suitcase boys' clothing. 

66L.P.O.; 1 package miscellaneous books. 

67L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box children's toys. 

68L.P.O.; 1 suitcase men's working clothes. 

69L.P.O.; 1 child's raincoat. 

70L.P.O.; 3 pillows and 2 cushions. 


72L.P.O.; 9 children's woollen jackets. 

73L.P.O.; 10 children's woollen jackets. 


75L.P.O.; lattache case, 8 ladies' assorted 

scarves. 

76L.P.O.; 1 bag, 6 pairs men's sandshoes. 

77L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 8 ladies' scarves. 


79L.P.O.; 1 boy's overcoat. 

80L.P.O.; I cardboard box, 14 children's assorted 

hats. 

81L.P.O.; 6 old rugs and blankets. 

82L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 6 pairs children's bathing 

trunks 

83L.P.O.; 3 shopping bags. 

84L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 5 girls' raincoat hoods. 




88L.P.O.; 1 radiator fan. 

89L.P.O.; 1 tin dish and hurricane lamp. 

90L.P.O.; 1 attache case girls' clothing. 

9lL.P.O.; 1 bag men's working clothes. 



94L.P.O.; 4 pairs men's boots and shoes. 

95L.P.O.; 1 attache case school books. 


97L.P.O.; 1 attache case ladies' dress belts and 

overcoat belts. 



l00L.P.O.; 4 military hats. 

l0lL.P.O.; 1 lady's umbrella. 

102L.P.O.; 1 lady's umbrella. 






108L.P.O.; 8 shopping bags. 

109L.P.O.; 3 ladies' hand bags. 

ll0L.P.O.; 3 ladies' hand bags. 

ll1L.P.O.; 5 farm hats. 

112L.P.O.; 7 boys' helmets. 

113Stores Branch; 13 roof light fittings for buses. 




117L.P.O.; 1 hockey stick. 

118L.P.O.; 1 tennis racquet. 

119L.P.O.; 1 gent's bicycle. 


121L.P.O.; 1 attache case purses and children's 

purses. 

122L.P.O.; 1 attache case purses and children's 

purses. 

l23L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 7 pairs children's 

woollen gloves. 

l24L.P.O.; 1 gent's sport coat. 

125L.P.O.; 1 gent's gabardine overcoat. 

l26L.P.O.; 1 bag golf clubs. 

l27L.P.O.; 1 attache case children's purses and 

wallets. 


129L.P.O.; 1 golf club. 

130L.P.O.; 10 string shopping bags. 


l32L.P.O.; 1 bag, 6 pairs ladies' shoes. 

133L.P.O.; 1 bag, 5 pairs boys' shoes. 

134L.P.O.; 1 child's rain cape. 


136L.P.O.; 1 Gladstone bag, 

137L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box, 18 ladies' assorted 

hats.



138L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box, 16 ladies assorted 

hats. 

139.L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 10 ladies' toilet bags, 

handkerchiefs and sundries. 

140L.P.O.; 6 old haversacks. 

141L.P.O.; 6 old haversacks. 

142L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 8 pairs ladies' kid gloves. 

143L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 8 pairs ladies' kid gloves. 

144LP.O.; 1 military overcoat. 

145L.P.O.; 1 boy's rain cape. 

146L.P.O.; 1 attache case, 4 pairs boys' sandals. 

147L.P.O.; 1 lady's umbrella (slightly damaged). 

148L.P.O.; 1 lady's umbrella (slightly damaged). 

149L.P.O.; 1 lady's umbrella (slighlty damaged). 

150L.P.Q.; 1 lady's umbrella (slightly damaged). 

151.L.P.O.; 1 lady's sunshade (slighlty damaged). 

152L P.O.; 1 lady's sunshade. 

153L.P.O.; 1 lady's sunshade. 



156L.P.O.; 1 gent's umbrella slightly damaged). 

157L.P.O.; 1 fishing rod. 

158L.P.O.; 1 fishing rod. 

159L.P.O.; 1 hockey stick. 

160LP.O.; 1 hockey stick. 


162L.P.O.; 3 tennis racquets. 

163L.P.O.; 1 youth's overcoat. 


l65L.P.O.; 1 Gladstone bag. 

166L.P.O.; 1 scythe blade. 

167L.P.O.; 1 camp stool. 

168L.P.O.; 1 child's scooter. 

169L.P.O.; 1 length galvanised piping, music 

stand, etc. 


171L.P.O.; 5 children's overcoats, 1 blazer. 

172L.P.O.; 6 men's old overcoats. 

173L.P.O.; 6 men's old overcoats. 

174L.P.0.; 5 boy's old overcoats and capes. 

175LP.O.; 6 girls' old overcoats. 

176L.P.O.; I gent's overcoat (slightly damaged). 

177.L.P.O.; 1 bag, 4 boys' fisher hats and 1 cap. 

178L.P.O.; 1 Gladstone bag (old). 

179L.P.O.; 6 attache cases (old). 

180L.P.O.; 6 attache cases (old). 

181.-L.P.Q.; 1 suit case men's clothing (Duncan). 

182L.P.O.; 1 gent's raincoat (Duncan). 

183L.P.O.; 1 saw and 2 trowels. 

184Fremantle; 1 child's cane chair (McMahon). 

185Fremantle 1 child's chair (McMahon). 

186Fremantle 1 gent's leather coat (McDonald). 

187Fremantle 1 gent's leather coat (McDonald). 

188Fremantle 1 butcher's sheath and steel. 

189Fremantle 1 empty trunk (Smith). 

190L.P.O.; 1 saw. 


192L.P.O.; 1 spirit level. 

193L.P.O.; 1 cornet in case. 

194LP.O.; 1 music case. 


196L.P.O.; 1 bush rug. 

197L.P.O.; 1 pair single sheets. 


199L.P.O.; 1 bag men's working clothes. 

200L.P.O.; 1 portable radio. 

201L.P.O.; 1 dolly pot (Harper). 

202LP.O.; 1 cardboard box gramophone (Jenning). 

203L.P.O.; 1 tin box, 3 clamps, 1 plane, 1 mallet. 


205L.P.O.; 1 girl's overcoat. 



208L.P.O.; 1 lady's overcoat. 



211L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box, 2 glass louvres and 

sundries. 

212Mundaring; 1 wood stretcher (Scott). 

213L.P.O.; 1 box camera in case. 

214L.P.O.; 1 box camera in case. 

215LP.O.; 1 box camera in case. 

216L.P.O.; 1 box camera. 








223LP.O.; 1 folding camera. 

224LP.O.; 1 camera in case. 

225L.P.O.; 1 case spectacles. 



228.L.P.O.; 1 case spectacles. 


















246L.P.O.; 10 empty spectacles cases. 

247L.P.O.; 1 box, 14 pairs damaged spectacles. 

248L.P.O.; 10 Biro pens and propelling pencils. 

249L.P.O.; 4 fountain pens. 

250L.P.O.; 1 cigarette case. 

25lL.P.O.; 1 cigarette case. 

252L.P.O.; 6 sets rosary beads. 

253L.P.O.; 4 gent's wallets. 

254L.P.O.; 4 gent's wallets and note folders. 

255L.P.O.; 8 tobacco pouches. 

256L.P.O.; 8 tobacco pouches. 

257L.P.O.; 1 pair sun glasses. 

258L.P.O.; 1 pair sun glasses. 

259L.P.O.; 3 pairs sun glasses. 

260L.P.O.; 3 pairs sun glasses. 

261L.P.O.; 1 lady's wrist watch. 

262L.P.O.; 1 gent's pocket watch. 

263L.P.O.; 1 ring. 

264L.P.O.; 1 gent's wrist watch. 



267L.P.O.; 1 ring. 

268L.P.O.; 1 ring. 

269L.P.O.; 1 ring. 

270L.P.O.; 1 cross on chain. 

271L.P.O.; 1 cross on chain. 

272L.P.O.; 2 child's chain bracelets. 

273L.P.O.; 1 locket on chain. 

274L.P.O.; 1 pendant. 

275L.P.O.; 4 tie pins. 

276L.P.O.; 1 brooch. 

277L.P.O.; 3 dress ornaments. 

278L.P.O.; 1 card brooches. 

279L.P.O.; 1 necklace. 

280L.P.O.; 2 necklaces. 

281L.P.O.; 4 pairs ear-rings. 

282L.P.O.; 1 tin trinkets and sundries. 

283Wooroloo; 1 machinery part N/N. 

284Wooroloo; 1 gent's bicycle N/N. 

285Bayswater; 2 cane mats. 

286Bayswater; 1 cooler. 

287Northam; 1 drill pinion. 

288Kalgoorlie; 1 bird cage (Davis). 

289Geraldton; 1 travelling rug. 

290Geraldton; 1 child's rain cape. 

291Geraldton; 1 meat safe. 

292Geraldton; 1 tin dish, 2 rabbit traps and spanners. 

293Manjimup, Fremantle, Geraldton; old rugs and 

blankets (Everton), (Callighan), (Johnstone). 

294L.P.O.; 6 empty lunch cases. 

295L.P.O.; 1 leather attache case. 

296L.P.O.; 3 gent's umbrellas (damaged). 

297L.P.O.; 6 ladies' umbrellas (damaged). 

298L.P.O.; 5 ladies' umbrellas (damaged). 

299L.P.O.; 5 ladies' sunshades (damaged). 

300L.P.O.; 4 empty 10-gallon milk drums. 

301L.P.O.; 1 damaged cane basket. 

302L.P.O.; 6 children's beach buckets and 2 children's 

baskets. 

303L.P.O.; 1 gent's rain cape. 

304L.P.O.; 3 canvas pram covers. 

305L.P.O.; 4 old pillows. 

306L.P.O.; 1 radio. 

307Perth Goods; 1 stove N/N. 

308Perth Goods; 6 thresher bars N/N.

15 May, 1953.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 965 


309North Fremantle; 1 bag asbestos packing N/N. 

310L.P.O.; 1 attache case hair brushes, trinkets 

and sundries. 

311L.P.O.; 1 bag odd shoes. 

312L.P.O.; 2 bicycle pumps. 

313L.P.O.; 3 bicycle pumps. 

314L.P.O.; 1 attache case, assorted keys and key 

folders. 

315L.P.O.; 1 attache case ladies' clothing. 

316L.P.O.; 3 cushions, 2 pillows. 




320L.P.O.; 1 attache case children's toys. 

321L.P.O.; 2 babies' pillows, 2 shawls, 3 bunny 

rugs. 

322L.P.O.; 1 cardboard box, 5 berets, 3 boys' caps. 

323L.P.O.; 6 towels, 2 children's bathing trunks. 

324L.P.O.; 3 boys' coats. 

325L.P.O.; 4 children's woollen cardigan jackets. 

326L.P.O.; 1 bag children's clothing. 

327L.P.O.; 3 children's coats. 


329L.P.O.; 1 attache case boys' clothing. 

330L.P.O.; 1 bag men's clothing. 

331L.P.O.; 6 ladies' woollen cardigans and jackets. 

332L.P.O.; 6 ladies' woollen jackets. 

333L.P.O.; 1 carton ladies' clothing. 


335L.P.O.; 1 carton kitchen utensils. 

336Stores Branch; 1 carton motor cycle parts, carburetter, 

cylinder, spark plugs, etc. 

337Perth Goods; 1 engineer's hand book (Munro). 

338Perth Goods; 1 package books (educational) 

(Munro). 

339Perth Goods and Perth Parcels; 1 package 

books (educational), (Munro), (Mallin). 

340Perth Goods; 1 gent's bicycle, a/c Wells. 

341L.P.O.; 1 package lathe parts (Collier). 

342L.P.O.; 1 jig saw frame (Collier). 

343L.P.O.; 1 attache case cottons and sundries. 

344Perth; 1 tin box tools N/N. 



347LP.O.; 1 lady's short fur coat. 



350L.P.O.; 1 lady's topper. 

351L.P.O.; 1 youth's overcoat. 

352Perth Parcels; 1 radio. 

353Perth Goods; 2 old motor tyres and tubes N/N. 

354Perth Goods; 2 old motor truck doors. 

355Perth Goods; 1 valve. 


357C.T.M.; 1 typewriter (Remington noiseless). 

358L.P.O.; 1 roll brown paper. 

359L.P.O.; 10 pairs ladies' assorted gloves. 


361L.P.O.; 1 girl's rain-proof overcoat. 

362L.P.O.; 1 gent's rain cape. 



365L.P.O.; 2 ladies' overcoats. 

366L.P.O.; 1 girl's blazer, 2 children's overcoats. 

367L.P.O.; 4 ladies' old overcoats. 

368L.P.O.; 3 gent's old overcoats. 

369L.P.O.; 1 pair grey blankets. 

370L.P.O.; 1 grey blanket. 

C. 


1Fremantle: 1 horse rug; Richards. 

2Fremantle: 7 empty chicken boxes; Price. 

3Fremantle: 1 single mattress; Harrison. 

4Rivervale: 1 cabinet; Scott. 

5Rivervale: 1 locker; Scott. 

6Fremantle: 1 motor rim; Leslie. 

7Fremantle: 1 petrol tank; Miller. 

8Fremantle: 1 cyclone stretcher; Senior. 

9Fremantle: 1 toy pram; Walters. 

10Fremantle: 1 child's kindergarten set, 1 table, 

2 chairs, 1 dressing table; Walters. 

liFremantle and Mundaring: 1 box kitchenware; 

Scott, Teller. 

12Fremantle: 1 alarm clock; Teller. 

13Victoria Park: 1 motor car screen shield; -. 

14Norseman: 1 axe; Moyes. 

15Norseman: 1 meat safe and kitchenware; -. 


16Carlisle: 2 plow discs; Robinson. 

17Carlisle: 1 tractor tyre; Robinson. 

18Carlisle: 5 motor bike parts; Robinson. 

19Carlisle: 1 brake drum; Robinson. 

20Katanning: 1 car battery; Steller. 

21Leonora: 1 battery; -. 

22Kalgoorlie: 1 tyre; Bidall. 

23Big Bell: 1 Gladstone bag; McGowan. 

24Melbourne: 1 bag men's clothing; Feast. 

25Perth and Sydney: 1 attache case block spanners; 

Kallwan. 

26Kalgoorlie: 1 piece felt; Hamilton. 

27Adelaide: 1 suitcase gent's clothing; Bidwell. 

28Adelaide: Ladies' and children's clothing; 

Bidwell. 

29Adelaide: 1 case kitchen utensils and cutlery; 

Bidwell. 

30Adelaide: 1 carton glassware; Bidwell. 

31Adelaide: 1 girl's rain cape; Bidwell. 

32Adelaide: 1 package (2 pairs) sheets, pillow 

slips (3) and household linen; Bidwell. 

33Adelaide: 3 ladies' handbags, 1 wallet; Bidwell. 

34Adelaide: 1 electric iron; Bidwell. 

35Adelaide: 1 trinket box and sundries; Bidwell. 

36Adelaide: 1 pair spectacles; Bidwell. 

37Meekatharra and Fremantle: 1 attache case 

riding boots, spurs, etc.; various. 

38South Brunswick: 1 cardboard box generator 

parts; Bevos. 

39Boorabin: 1 single mattress; Littlejohn. 

40Boorabin: 2 grey blankets; Littlejohn. 

41Coolgardie: 2 leather zipper bags; Scott. 

42Pantapin: 1 old tent; Maioa. 

43Various: 13 empty chicken boxes; yarious. 

44Kalgoorlie: 1 empty suitcase; Green. 

45Kalgoorlie: 1 box kitchen utensils; Withers. 

46Kalgoorlie and L.P.O.: 1 school bag, 1 T 

square, etc.; Withers. 

47Geraldton: 1 empty suitcase; -. 

48Geraldton: 1 hose and valve; -. 

49Geraldton and Kalgoorlie: 1 carton men's 

working clothes; Bennett, Green. 

50Various: 1 suitcase men's working clothes; 

various. 

51Kalgoorlie: 1 bag men's work boots, shoes 

and sandals (6 pairs); -. 

52Various: 3 old suitcases, 2 tucker boxes; various. 

53Various: 6 men's old overcoats; various. 

54Various: 1 cardboard box kitchenware; various. 

55Midland Junction: 1 fibre board; -. 

56Interstate Goods: 1 child's high chair; -. 

57North Fremantle: 1 iron bedstead; Williams. 

58North Fremantle: 1 wooden bedstead (single); 

Williams. 

59North Fremantle: 1 wooden bedstead (double); 

Williams. 

60North Fremantle: 2 old mattresses and old 

blankets; -. 

61North Fremantle: 1 child's cot (damaged); -. 

62Goomalling: 3 lengths timber; McKenzie. 

63Perth Parcels: 1 grey blanket; Cooper. 

64Perth Parcels: 1 pair grey blankets; Cooper. 

65Perth Parcels: 1 grey blanket; -. 

66Perth Parcels and L.P.O.: 1 attache case children's 

and babies' clothing; Dewar and 

various. 

67Perth Parcels and L.P.O.: 1 bag fancywork; 

68Claremont and Perth Parcels: 1 suitcase men's 

clothing; Cooper and Lucas. 

69Perth Parcels: 1 old rug and blanket, 1 sheet; 

Mallin. 

70Perth Parcels and Perth Goods: 1 tin tool box 

miner's lamp, tools, etc.; various. 

71L.P.O. and Perth Parcels: 5 old blankets; 

Mallin and various. 

72Perth Goods: 1 hurricane lamp; Leltiss. 

73Perth Parcels, Perth Goods, Cottesloe: 6 

empty suitcases; Mallin, Bubb. 

74Perth Goods: 1 cyclone stretcher; Hennah. 

75Perth Goods: 3 cartons stock lick; West Stock 

Dept. 

76Perth Goods: 1 empty tank; Neville. 

77Perth Goods: 1 wicker pram; Seagrim.



78Perth Goods: 1 carton ladies' and children's 

clothing; Caldwell. 

79Perth Goods: 2 double blankets; Caldwell. 

80Perth Goods: 1 old single mattress; Foran. 

81Perth Goods: 1 package, bucket, tin dish, etc.; 

Foran. 

82Perth Goods: 1 box kitchen utensils; Foran 

and Bassendean Hatchery. 

83Perth Goods: 1 single bedstead and mattress; 

De Vaney. 

84Perth Goods: 1 gent's toilet set; Doig. 

85Perth Goods: 1 carton men's clothing; Doig. 

86Perth Goods: 1 empty fowl crate; Lane. 

87Perth Parcels and L.P.O.: 1 suitcase men's 

clothing; Mallin, Lelttis. 


88Perth Parcels and L.P.O.: 1 bag men's work 

boots, shoes and slippers (5 pairs); Mallin. 

89L.P.O. and Perth Goods: 6 men's old overcoats; 

various. 

90Kellerberrin: 1 empty wine keg: Hillside 

Vineyards. 

91Fremantle Goods: 1 wood case gent's cloth- 

,ing; Robinson. 

92Perth GoodsCloak Room: 1 suitcase men's 

clothing; Robinson. 

93Perth Parcels: 1 empty suitcase; Lanaway. 

94Perth Goods and Various: 1 old sleeping bag, 

1 canvas holdall, 1 pillow; various. 

95Perth Goods: 1 empty 4-gallon drum; -. 

96Perth Goods: 1 empty 4-gallon drum; -. 

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. 

It is notified for general information, that with the approval of the 

Minister as required by section 22 of the Government Railways Act, 1904-48, 

the following alterations and additions have been made to the scales of charges, 

schedules, etc., now appearing in the Goods Rates Book dated 1st May, 1951, 

and the Coaching Rates Book dated 1st December, 1941. 

Goods Rates Book. 

Tariff 1, page 40, from 10/4/53.Wheat BulkFootnote:t..Delete:GN 

9 ton 10 cwt. and insert in lieu:GN 9 ton 5 cwt. 

Tariff 1, page 48, from 17/4/53.Goods of a Dangerous Nature.Insert:- 

Manures containing not more than 10% Nitrate ....Non-dangerous ....See 

manures, page 31. 

Tariff 1, page 55, from 27/3/53.Packing Clauses for Goods of a Dangerous 

NatureClause No. 41.Add at end of clause:"at one time, except that 1,400 

cases of explosives may have transit per shunting train between Explosives 

Area and Robbs Jetty only." 

Tariff 3, page 5, from 10/4/53.Amend subclause 1 (j) to read:Cradles, 

bearers and chocks for pipes or agricultural machinesFree. 

Tariff 4, page 5, from 10/4/53.Shunting Charges, Robbs Jetty.Insert:- 

Bradford Lendall Ltd.....15. 

Tariff 4, page 7, from 27/3/53.Shunting Charges, PerthDelete all reference 

to Perth City Council (old Gas Works). 

Tariff 4, page 7, from 10/4/53.Shunting Charges, Subiaco.Delete all 

reference to W.A. Copper Supply and insert in lieu :British Metal Corporation 

(Australia) Pty. Ltd.....2 .... 3s. 6d.; one mile to be added to rate. 

Tariff 4, page 13, from 29/4/53.Shunting Charges, Collie.On and from 

May 1, 1953, amend as follows: 

Amalgamated Collieries of W.A. Ltd. (Co-Operative Mine) .... 125 

miles. Add:-3s. Gd.; 1 mile to be added to rate. 

State Electricity Commission ....125 miles. Add:-3s. Gd.; 1 mile 

to be added to rate. 

Griffin Coal Mining Co. Ltd. (and extension to Wyvern Mine) .... 125 

miles. Delete "t" and footnote also "7s.; mm. £1 15s. per shunt" and 

insert in lieu:-3s. Gd.; 3 miles to be added to rate. 

Department of Supply & Development (Power Alcohol Plant) ....125 

miles. Delete:"7s. mm. £1 15s. per shunt" and insert in lieu:-3s. Gd.; 

2 miles to be added to rate. 

Tariff 6, page 12, from 27/3/53.Merredin.Delete:One 2-ton crane. 

Tariff 6, page 14, from 27/3/53.Nornalup.Insert:One 2-ton crane. 

Tariff 6, pa 29, from 27/3/53.Brunswick Junction-Narrogin.Delete all 

reference to East Collie. 

Tariff 7, page 4, from 29/4/53.Inwards Cargo.Alter the increase to be 

added to the handling charges in accordance with Regulation 9 (d) to read 

84 per cent, as from May 1, 1953. 

Tariff 7, page 7, from 29/4/53.Outward Cargo.Alter the increase to be 


84 per cent, as from May 1, 1953. 

Tariff 7, page 9, from 29/4/53.Jetty Regulation No. 6.Insert new para-. 

graph: 

Special Road Vehicular Traffic Wharfage Due.Commencing from 

April 22, 1953, a special wharfage use charge of sixpence per ton shall 

apply to all outwards and inwards cargo conveyed to or from ship's 

side by road vehicles over Jetties and Wharves under the control of 

the Railways Commission. 

Tariff 7, page 12, from 29/4/53.Jetty RegulationsDelete Clause No. 33 

and insert in lieu:- 

33. (a) Subject to subclause (b) hereof no person shall drive, 

ride or impel a machine on any wharf or jetty except with the written 

permission of the Commission and subject to the person entering into 

an indemnity, indemnifying the Commission if so required. 

A machine may be taken across any such wharf or jetty to any 

vessel or boat moored thereto to be loaded into such vessel, or from 

a vessel after discharge therefrom. 

The term "machine" shall include a bicycle, tricycle, velocipede, 

perambulator, or any road vehicle.

15 May, 1953.] OVENMET GAZETTE, W.A. 

Tariff 7, page 14, from 29/4/53.-Esperance Jetty-Alter the increase to be 


84 per cent. as from May 1, 1953. 

Coaching Rates Book. 

Page 72, from 3/4/53.-Regulation 25-Delivery and Collection of Parcels.- 

Delete scales of charges from Perth to within half a mile and to within two 

miles and insert in lieu:- Not Not Not Not Additional 

exceeding exceeding exceeding exceeding 56 lb. or 

Location 7 lb. 28 lb. 56 lb. 112 lb. part. 

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 5. d. 

Perth station to within 

half a mile 10 10 13 19 09 

Perth station to within 

two miles 10 10 16 20 10 

Add to subclause (b) :-The minimum charge for bicycles, prams or large 

radios delivered from Perth shall be 2s. Od. 

Page 158, from 27/3/53.-Brunswick Junction-Narrogin Line-Delete all 

reference to East Collie. 

A. G. HALL, 

Commissioner of Railways. 

INDUSTRIAL ARBITRATION ACT, 1912-1952. 

Form 31 (Reg. 28). 

Notice before Cancellation of Registration. 

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of 

the Registrar to proceed on the 26th day of June, 

1953, to cancel the registration of the Golden Horseshoe 

(New) Limited, under the abovenamed Act 

unless cause be shown to the contrary in the meantime. 

The- ground of such proposed cancellation is as 

follows:-That the registered Articles of Association 

of the said Company are inconsistent with the 

provisions of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 1912- 

1952. 


J. H. BOGUE, 

Registrar of Industrial Unions. 

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF 


In the matter of the Industrial Arbitration Act, 

1912-1952, and in the matter of an application 

by the Wiluna Gold Mines Ltd. for cancellation 

of its registration. 

HAVING read the abovementioned application, 

there being no objections filed thereto, and having 

satisfied myself that the requirements of the said 

Act and the regulations made thereunder have 

been complied with, I, the undersigned, Registrar 

of Industrial Unions, acting in pursuance of the 

powers conferred upon me by section 29 (1) of the 

above Act, do hereby cancel the registration of The 

Wiluna Gold Mines Ltd., as from the 8th day of 

May, 1953. 


J. H. BOGUE, 

Registrar of Industrial Unions. 

WEST AUSTRALIAN COAL INDUSTRY 

TRIBUNAL. 

In the matter of the Mining Act Amendment Act, 

No. 84 of 1948, and in the matter of Award 

No. 12 and 13 of 1934, as amended, and in 

the matter of an industrial dispute wherein 

the Amalgamated Engineering Union, Collie 

Branch, The Australasian Society of Engineers, 

Collie River District Industrial Union of 

Workers and Amalgamated Collieries of W.A. 

Ltd., The Griffin Coal Mining Co. Ltd., Western 

Collieries Ltd. and others are parties; and 

in the matter of an application by the Applicant 

Unions that the Tribunal issue an Award 

to replace Award No. 12 and 13 of 1934 as 

amended and Attendance Allowance Order as 

amended (Application No. 1 of 1953 W.A.C.I.T.) 

THE Tribunal hereby awards, orders and prescribes 

that Award No. 12 and 13 of 1934, as 

amended, of the Court of Arbitration, Western 

Australia, and Attendance Allowance Order No. 

13 of 1951 as amended of the Local Reference 

Board (Western Australia), are hereby repealed 

and the Award annexed hereto shall tale the place 

thereof. 

Dated at Collie this 4th day of February, 1953. 

W. J. WALLWORK, 

Chairman, W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal. 

ENGINEERS' AWARD. 

Before the West Australian Coal Industry 

Tribunal. 

No. 1 of 1953. 

Between Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers, 

Collie Branch, and the Australasian Society 

of Engineers, Collie River District Industrial 

Union of Workers, Applicants, a-nd Amalgamated 

Collieries of W.A. Ltd., Griffin Coal Mining 

Company Ltd., Western Collieries Ltd., and 

D. F. D. Rhodes, Proprietary Ltd., Respondents. 

THE West Australian Coal Industry Tribunal doth 

hereby make the following Award in conection with 

the industrial dispute between the abovenamed 

parties:- 

1.-Title. 

This Award shall be known as the "Engineers' 

Coal Mining Award, 1953," and replaces Award 

No. 12 and 13 of 1934 as amended, and Attendance 

Allowance Order, 13 of 1951 as amended. 

2.-Arrangement. 

Clause. 

Title. 

Arrangement. 

Area. 

Term. 

Scope. 

Wages. 

Special Rates and Conditions. 

Higher Duties. 

Definitions. 

Hours of Duty. 

Overtime. 

Holidays. 

Sick Leave. 

Shift Work. 

Existing Customs and Conditions. 

Reduction of Hands. 

Record Book. 

Preference. 

Absence from Duty. 

Deductions from Wages. 

Pay Day. 

Board of Reference. 

Apprentices. 

Attendance Allowance.


3.Area. 

This Award shall operate over the coal mining 

industry in the South-West Land Division of Western 

Australia. 

4.Term. 

The currency of this Award shall be for three 

(3) years from the date hereof, excepting as otherwise 

prescribed in clause 24 and subject to amendment 

made pursuant to the provisions of Part 

XIII of the Mining Act. 

5.Scope. 

This Award shall be binding upon employers 

respondent to the Award in respect of each and 

every member of the applicant Unions employed by 

them in the coal mining industry and upon the 

said Unions and the members thereof. 

6.Wages. 

(a) The minimum margin per shift for a worker 

21 years of age and upwards shall be: 

Column 1. Column 2. Column 3. 

No. Classification. Margin per 

Shift. 

s. d. 

Blacksmith .. 13 3 

Fitter .... 13 1 

Turner ... 13 1 

Machinist ... 13 1 

Millwright .... 13 1 

Welder .. 13 1 

Electrical Fitter .... 13 1 

Skip Repairer 11 11 

Fitter's Assistant 89 

Blacksmith's Striker or Labourer 89 

Lamp Room Mechanic 89 

(b) The above rates are based on the basic wage 

of £12 Os. 6d. per week as fixed by the State Arbitration 

Court of Western Australia which took 

effect from midnight on 26th January, 1953, and 

represents £2 3s. 8 8/lid, per shift based on the 

standard of 11 shifts per fortnight. Such basic 

wage and rate per shift shall be automatically 

adjusted upwards or downwards in accordance with 

fluctuations in the basic wage, declared from time 

to time by the State Arbitration Court. 

(c) Workers other than welders employed on 

oxy-acetylene or electric welding plants shall be 

paid one shilling (is.) per shift in addition to 

the ordinary rate of pay whilst so engaged. 

(d) A leading hand, when in charge of other 

employees, shall be paid the following rate in 

excess of the rate fixed for employees under his 

control. 

Additional Rate 

per Shift. 

s. d. 

Not less than three and not more 

than 10 employees (including 

apprentices) .... .... 2 0 

More than 10 and not more than 

20 employees (including apprentices) 

.... .... .... .... .... 4 0 

More than 20 employees (including 

apprentices) .... .... 5 10 

7.Special Rates and Provisions. 

(a) Water Money.(i) Where in the course of 

his duties an employee's clothing becomes wet 

through no fault of his own, he shall be paid water 

money at 2s. 6d. per shift. 

A place shall not be considered a wet place 

unless the employee, as soon as possible, notifies 

the manager or his representative, who will have 

the place inspected as soon as practicable and 

arrive at a decision without reasonable delay. 

Where employees are called upon to work 

in places which are excessively wet, an amount not 

exceeding 3s. 6d. per shift additional may be paid 

to such employees concerned for the period of 

excessive wetness. The precise amount to be paid 

for such period may be determined by agreement 

between the parties; failing agreement the amount 

(if any) shall, within the limitation prescribed, 

be determind by the appropriate Board of Reference. 

Should any dispute arise in connection with 

water money, it shall in the first instance be dealt 

with by the manager or his representative and the 

employee or employees concerned; failing an agree- 

ment it shall be dealt with by the manager and 

the representative of the Union concerned, and in 

the event of them being unable to arrive at an 

agreement, the matter shall be referred to the 

Board of Reference; in the meantime the employees 

shall continue to work. 

(b) Dirt Money.Dirt money at the rate of one 

shilling and sixpence (is. 6d.) per shift shall be 

paid to all workers whilst engaged in stripping and 

replacing gear wheels of pumps and haulages which 

are covered with oil or grease; also stripping, repairing 

and replacing sprocket wheel of creeper 

chains and for work on creeper chains, screens, and 

coal conveyors, whilst in position and which are 

covered with oil or grease, and for work done 

inside crank-case engines and generally for all 

work of a similar nature where the parts are 

covered with oil or grease. 

No dirt money shall be paid to blacksmiths or 

their assistants while they work in the shop, or 

to fitters and turners or assistants whilst working 

on the bench, lathes, or other machines. 

(C) Underground WorkAn employee who works 

underground on any day or part of a day on day, 

afternoon, night shift or otherwise, shall be paid 

an underground allowance of one shilling and 

sixpence (is. 6d.). 

A blacksmith and his assistant shall each 

be paid an extra amount equal to one-eighth of 

the rate for a shift for their services on any day 

upon which they are required to shoe a horse or 

horses affected with greasy heels. 

When more than one of the disabilities 

entitling a worker to extra rates exist in the same 

shift, the employer shall be bound to pay only one 

rate, namely, the highest, except when work is 

done in the sump involving the removal of the 

upper garments. 

Damage to Clothing and ToolsCompensation 

to the extent of the damage sustained shall 

be made where, in the course of the work, clothing 

or tools are damaged or destroyed by fire or molten 

metal, or through the use of corrosive substances: 

Provided that the employer's liability in respect of 

tools shall be limited to such tools of trade as are 

ordinarily required for the performance of the 

employee's duties. 

8.Higher Duties. 

In the event of a worker being called upon to 

work in a grade higher than that in which he is 

usually employed, for more than two (2) hours in 

any one day, he shall be paid the higher rate for 

that day. 

9.Definitions. 

"Casual worker" means a worker whose 

engagement is terminated before the expiration of 

six (6) consecutive working days. In construing 

the term "working days," Sundays and holidays 

and all other days upon which workers under this 

Award do not usually work shall be excluded, 

except work which is actually done by the worker 

engaged, in which case such day shall count as 

part of the six (6) consecutive working days. 

A casual worker shall be paid at the rate of ten 

per cent. (10%) in addition to the rates prescribed 

in clause 3. 

A "lamp room mechanic" means a person 

who maintains and repairs electric safety lamps. 

"Tribunal" means the West Australian Coal 

Industry Tribunal. 

10.Hours of Duty. 

Thirty-five (35) hours shall constitute a week's 

work in pay week and forty-two (42) hours in the 

back week. No day's work shall exceed seven (7) 

hours. If pay-Saturday is worked, five (5) hours 

shall constitute a full shift and shall be paid for 

as seven (7) hours. These hours shall be inclusive 

of crib-time. The starting time shall be such as 

may be mutually agreed upon between the applicant 

Unions and each of the respondent companies,


and in default of such agreement such time as may 

be decided by the Board of Reference constituted 

under clause 22 of the Award. 

In the case of a worker being permanently employed 

underground, his time shall be computed 

from bank to bank. In the event of a shop hand 

being engaged on underground work of a casual 

nature, his time shall be computed from shop to 

shop. 

11.Overtime. 

(a) All time worked in excess of or outside the 

ordinary working hours prescribed by this Award 

shall be paid for at the rate of time and one-half 

for the first four hours and double time thereafter. 

(b) When overtime work is necessary, it shall, 

wherever reasonably practicable, be so arranged 

that employees have at least seven consecutive 

hours off duty between the work of successive days. 

An employee who works so much overtime be- 

tween the termination of his ordinary work on 

one day and the commencement of his ordinary 

work on the next day that he has not at least 

seven consecutive hours off duty between those 

times shall, subject to this subclause, be released 

after completion of such overtime until he has 

had seven consecutive hours off duty without loss 

of pay for ordinary working time occurring during 

such absence. 

If on the instructions of his employer such 

an employee resumes or continues work without 

having had such seven consecutive hours off 

duty, he shall be paid at double rates until he is 

released from duty for such period, and he shall 

then be entitled to be absent until he has had 

seven consecutive hours off duty without loss of 

pay for ordinary working time occurring during 

such absence. 

(c) (i) All work performed on Sundays shall be 

paid at the rate of double time. 

For all work performed on a recognised 

holiday during hours which on a day other than 

a holiday would be regarded as ordinary hours of 

work without payment of overtime, shall be time 

and one-quarter in addition to a sum equal to the 

amount of the payment prescribed for an employee 

not required to work on a public holiday, and that 

where on such holiday an employee continues to 

work additional time outside such hours, he shall 

he paid for such additional time at the rate of 

double time on ordinary rates. 

An employee called to work on a Sunday 

shall be paid for at least four hours at ordinary 

rates. An employee called on to work on a recognised 

holiday shall be paid at least four hours at 

ordinary rates in addition to a sum equal to the 

amount of the payment prescribed for an employee 

not required to work on a public holiday. 

(d) An employee recalled to work overtime after 

leaving his employer's business premises (whether 

notified before or after leaving the premises) shall 

be paid for a minimum of three hours work at 

the appropriate rate for each day upon which he 

is so recalled; provided that, except in the case 

of unforeseen circumstances arising, the employee 

shall not be required to work the full three hours 

if the job he was recalled to perform is completed 

within a shorter period. This subclause shall not 

apply in cases where it is customary for an 

employee to return to his employer's premises to 

perform a specific job outside his ordinary working 

hours, or where the overtime is continuous (subject 

to a reasonable meal break) with the completion 

or commencement of ordinary working 

time. 

Overtime worked in the circumstances specified 

in this subclause shall not be regarded as overtime 

for the purposes of subclause (b) of this clause 

where the actual time worked is less than three 

hours on such recall or on each of such recalls. 

(e) When a worker is required to hold himself 

in readiness for a call to work after the ordinary 

hours, he shall be paid at ordinary rates for the 

time he so holds himself in readiness. Provided 

that, in cases where the worker is notified that he 

will be required to commence work at a specified 

time, then he shall be paid at least three hours 

at overtime rates. 

For work done during his usual meal time 

and thereafter until a meal break is allowed, an 

employee shall be paid at overtime rates. An 

employee shall not be compelled to work for more 

than six hours without a break for a meal. 

An employee required to work overtime in 

excess of two hours after the completion of a shift 

shall be allowed at least 30 minutes for a meal 

without deduction of pay, and unless notified the 

previous day that he will be required to work overtime 

shall either be supplied with a meal by the 

employer or be paid four shillings in lieu thereof, 

provided that this payment need not be made to 

an employee who can reasonably go home for a 

meal. 

After each four hours of such overtime following 

a meal break, an employee shall be allowed a 

further 30 minutes without deduction of pay, and 

either be supplied with a meal by the employer or 

be paid four shillings in lieu thereof. 

12.Holidays. 

The following days shall be observed as paid 

holidays:New Year's Day, Australia Day (January), 

Good Friday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, 

Labour Day, Foundation Day (June), Christmas 

Day, Boxing Day or any day, excepting Easter 

Saturday, when such holiday falls on a back Saturday, 

observed by the public in Western Australia 

in lieu thereof, together with all other days gazetted 

from time to time as public holidays which are 

observed generally by the public in Western Australia: 

Provided that any employee who without 

good and sufficient reason fails to work on the 

working day immediately preceding a holiday or 

the first working day following such holiday shall 

not be entitled to payment for such holiday. Easter 

Saturday, when such holiday falls on a back Saturday, 

shall be deemed to be an unpaid holiday. 

Each worker shall be entitled to 16- days' 

annual leave on full pay at his rate of wages 

per shift payable at the time he takes such holi- 

day; provided that the worker has worked the 

full number of shifts which his mine has worked 

for the production of coal and which he would 

have normally worked during the preceding 12 

months, and should he have worked less than 

the said number of shifts when the said holiday 

is taken, or at the termination of his employment, 

he shall receive or be paid for a proportionate 

number of holidays; provided, further, that where 

the worker is dismissed for wilful misconduct, he 

shall not be entitled to the benefits of the provisions 

of this subclause. Annual holidays for each 

year shall be granted and taken between 1st 

October and 30th April next ensuing. 

(1) Shifts lost on account of compensatable 

accidents sustained during the course of employ- 

ment (not exceeding one month at a time) shall 

be regarded, for the purpose of calculation of the 

extent of annual leave, as shifts of actual attendance 

during those days for which the mine has 

worked for the production of coal. 

(ii) Shifts lost by an employee through absence 

on paid sick leave, or shifts lost by a Union official 

bona .flde absent from his employment with the 

permissicn of the management to attend to Union 

business, shall be regarded for the purpose of this 

clause as shifts worked. 

Any employee not required to work on a 

recognised holiday who changed his employment 

from one employer to another after the working 

day immediately preceding but before the first 

working day following such holiday shall, subject 

to provisions of subclause (a) hereof, receive payment 

for such holiday from the employer by whom 

he is employed on the first working day following 

the holiday, and the said employer shall have the 

right to recover from the employer by whom the 

employee was employed on the working day immediately 

preceding the holiday 80 per centum of the 

amount of the payment made to the employee. 

An employee not required to work on a 

recognised holiday who through the operation of 

Mine Workers' Pensions Legislation is required to 

vacate his employment after the working day 

immediately preceding but before the first working 

day following such holiday, shall be entitled to 

payment for such holiday unless without good and 

sufficient reason he fails to work on the working 

day immediately preceding the holiday.


13.Sick Leave. 

As from the first day of September, 1947, any 

employee who is absent from his work with an 

employer on account of personal illness, or on 

account of injury sustained without his own default 

or wilful act, shall be entitled to paid leave of 

absence subject to the following conditions and 

limitations: 

Each worker shall be entitled to sick leave 

on full pay on the basis of one day for each completed 

month of service. 

Where a worker has worked less than the 

full number of shifts which his mine has worked 

for the production of coal, he shall be allowed to 

accumulate sick leave only on the proportion of 

days worked by him to the number of days worked 

by the mine for the period over which the sick 

leave has accumulated. 

Leave allowable under this clause which is 

not availed of by an employee during the time it 

accrues shall be allowed to accumulate to a period 

of 60 days. 

Any sick leave taken shall be deducted from 

the sick leave accumulated, the balance, if any, 

remaining to the credit of the employee and to 

commence to accumulate again upon his resumption 

of work. 

Where practical, within 24 hours, but not 

later than 72 hours of the commencement of such 

absence, the employee shall inform the employer 

of his inability to attend for duty and, as far as 

practicable, state the nature of the injury or illness 

and the estimated duration of the absence. 

The employee shall prove to the satisfaction 

of his employer (or in the event of a dispute, of 

the appropriate industrial authority) that he was 

unable on account of such illness or injury to 

attend for duty on the day or days for which sick 

leave is claimed. 

An employee shall not be entitled to paid 

sick leave of absence for any period in respect of 

which he is entitled to workers' compensation. 

The employee shall be paid for each day 

of leave allowable under this clause at the appropriate 

rate for his class of work or, in the case 

of a contract miner, the minimum rate for his 

grade. For the purpose of calculation of sick leave, 

any absence from work on account of annual leave 

as prescribed in clause 9 hereof shall be regarded 

as shifts of actual attendance. 

Provided that any employee who changes 

his employment and maintains continuity of employment 

in the Coal Mining Industry shall only be 

entitled to credit by his new employer of up to 

five days for leave accumulated but not availed 

of by him in his former employment. 

14.Shift Work. 

(a) For all time worked on afternoon or night 

shift by employees in continuous process, 7j, per 

cent. shall be added to ordinary rates. 

(b) For all time worked on afternoon or night 

shift by employees on other than continuous work, 

10 per cent. shall be added to ordinary rates. 

(c) An employee who 

(1) during a period of engagement on shift 

works night shift only; or 

remains on night shift for a longer period 

than foul' consecutive weeks; or 

works on a night shift which does not 

rotate or alternate with another shift, or 

with day work so as to give him at least 

one-third of his working time off night 

shift in each shift cycle, 

shall during such engagement period or cycle be 

paid at the rate of time and a quarter for all time 

worked during ordinary working hours on such 

night shifts. 

(d) If an employee who ordinarily works on 

day shift only is required to work on at least three 

successive working days, he shall be paid at overtime 

rates for the first afternoon or night shift 

he works and thereafter he shall be paid in accordance 

with the foregoing provisions of this clause 

for such other shifts. If such employee be required 

to work shift work for a period less than 

three consecutive working days, overtime rates 

shall be paid for such afternoon or night shift 

work unless such overtime be caused by the failure 

of any other employee to come on duty at the 

proper time. 

(e) For all work done on afternoon or night 

shift at open cut workings in the State of Western 

Australia an employee who by virtue of subclause 

(b) of this clause is entitled to a shift allowance 

of 10 per cent, shall in addition to that allowance 

be paid at the rate of 2s. per shift for all work 

done on afternoon shift and for all work done on 

night shift at the rate of 4s. per shift. 

15.Existing Custom and Conditions. 

This Award is based on existing custom and conditions 

not inconsistent with this Award. 

16.Reduction of Hands. 

In the event of a reduction of hands at a mine. 

the last worker employed in the particular class of 

work shall be the first to be dismissed, but this 

provision shall not apply to any worker dismissed 

for gross misconduct or refusal to obey lawful 

orders, or for incapacity, the proof of which, if 

disputed, shall lie upon the employer. If a worker 

has been shifted from one class of work to another, 

then his length of service for the purpose of determining 

seniority shall be deemed to date from the 

last time he signed on at the mine during his current 

period of employment. 

17.Record Book. 

A record or time book shall be kept by each 

employer, in which record or time book shall be 

entered the name of each worker, the nature of 

the work he is doing, the hours worked each day, 

and the amount of wages earned by him each 

fortnight: the said record or time book shall be 

open to the inspection of the accredited representative 

of the Union at any time during the working 

hours; and he shall be allowed to take necessary 

extracts therefrom. 

18.Preference. 

All workers under this Award must be members 

of one of the Unions mentioned therein. All workers 

engaged by the employer shall make application 

to become members of one of the Unions within 

three (3) weeks of their engagement. The Union 

shall accept them as members, provided that they 

are persons of good character and tender the 

entrance fees and subscriptions in accordance with 

the rules of the Union. 

Provided that this shall not oblige a Union, 

where its rules so provide, to accept as a tradesmanmember 

anyone other than a person who has duly 

served his time as an apprentice or is otherwise 

considered to be a competent tradesman. 

Provided, further, that this clause does not apply 

where temporary assistance is being rendered by a 

member of the Miners' Union to workers provided 

for under this Award. 

19.Absence from Duty. 

In the event of a worker being absent from work 

through any cause, he shall notify the management 

on the day prior to his intended resumption 

that he is returning to his work the following day. 

Failing such notification, there shall be no obligation 

on the part of the management to provide 

him with work for the day on which he returns, if 

the employer is under an obligation to pay another 

worker for such day. 

20.Deductions from Wages. 

The employer may deduct from the worker's 

wages the amounts agreed upon on account of contributions 

for medical benefits, contributions to 

the Accident Relief Fund and the Aged and Infirm 

Coal Miners' Superannuation Fund, and any other 

contribution agreed to by both parties. 

21.Pay Day. 

The wages shall be paid to all workers on every 

alternate Friday. 

22.Board of Reference. 

Board of References to be appointed in accordance 

with section 322 of the Mining Act.


23.Apprentices. 

The employer taking an apprentice or probationer 

shall, within fourteen (14) days thereafter 

register such apprentice or probationer, by giving 

notice thereof to the Clerk of the Court of Arbitration 

on the prescribed form. A probationary period 

of three (3) months previous to being bound shall be 

allowed. Such probationary period to be deemed 

part of the apprenticeship. 

The number of apprentices allowed to the 

employer shall be in the proportion of one apprentice 

to three (3) or part of three (3) tradesmen 

employed by him on the particular branch of work. 

The term of apprenticeship shall be five (5) years. 

Apprenticeship shall not commence before the 

apprentice is fifteen (15) years of age. 

Should the employer, from unforeseen circumstances, 

be unable to carry out his obligations 

to his apprentice, he shall be allowed to transfer 

the apprentice to complete his term of apprenticeship 

to another employer, but it shall be en- 

cumbent on the former employer to notify the 

Clerk of the Court of Arbitration of the date of the 

said transfer on the prescribed form. It shall not 

be obligatory upon the employer to find the apprentice 

another employer if he shall so misconduct 

himself as to entitle the employer to discharge him. 

When an apprentice cannot be usefully employed 

because of a strike, the employer shall be relieved 

of his obligations under the apprenticeship contract 

during the period of the strike. 

Slackness of work may form a proper ground 

of transferring an apprentice to an employer willing 

to take the responsibility of teaching him. When 

an apprentice is discharged, notice in the prescribed 

form attached hereto shall be given to the 

Clerk of the Court of Arbitration. 

(i) The rates of pay for apprentices shall 

be as under: 

Per Cent, of Wartime Load- 

Basic Wage. ing per Week. 

s. d. 

First six months 20 0 9 

Second six months 25 0 9 

Second year 35 1 0 

Third year 55 1 6 

Fourth year 80 2 3 

Fifth year 95 3 0 

The wartime loading is not adjutable in accordance 

with any rise or fall in the basic wage. 

Provided that where an apprentice is 21 years 

of age or over at the commencement of his fifth 

year, he shall be paid the full basic wage and 

that when an apprentice becomes 21 years of age 

in the course of his fifth year he shall be paid 

the full basic wage for the period following his 

21st birthday: Provided, further, that the foregoing 

provisions shall not apply where the apprenticeship 

has been revived under the Re-establishment 

and Employment Act, 1945, and the apprentice 

is in receipt of the tradesmen's rate through 

Government supplementation. 

(ii) Apprentices employed on afternoon or night 

shift shall be covered by the shift work conditions 

set out in clause 10. 

Every apprentice shall be bound to attend 

such classes at the Technical School or continuation 

of classes, as are provided for in his trade. 

The period during which apprentices are to 

attend such Technical School or classes shall be 

four (4) hours per week, if instruction is available: 

Provided, if technical instruction is not available 

in Collie and is available by correspondence at 

reasonable cost, to be approved by the Court, the 

Court may prescribe such correspondence course 

as the technical instruction to be taken by the 

apprentice and paid for by the employer. 

Every apprentice shall be bound to submit 

himself to examination at the places and times 

prescribed by the Court. 

Every apprentice shall, prior to submitting 

himself to examination, produce to the examiners 

a certificate that he has made at least 70 per cent. 

of attendances at the Technical School or other 

place of instruction, unless he is exempted from 

such attendance for good cause. 

The Clerk of the Court shall notify the 

examiners of the names and addresses of the 

apprentices required to submit themselves to 

examination. 

The employer shall place at the disposal of 

the examiners such materials and machinery on 

his premises as may be required by them, and 

shall in all ways facilitate the conduct of the 

examinations. 

(I) The Board of Examiners shall consist of persons 

skilled in the industry. It shall comprise 

equal numbers of representatives nominated by 

the employers and workers in the particular 

trades. Failing such nomination or nominations, 

the Court may appoint such person or persons as 

it may deem fit. In the event of a disagreement 

between the examiners the matters in dispute shall 

be referred to a third person agreed to by them 

or nominated by the Court or the President, at 

the request of any of the examiners, and the decision 

of such person shall be final and conclusive. 

It shall be the duty of the examiners to 

examine the work, require the production of the 

certificate of attendance, inquire into the diligence 

of each apprentice, and as to the opportunities 

provided by the employer for each apprentice to 

learn and submit a report to the Court in writing 

as to the result of the examination within one (1) 

month from the date of holding the examination, 

but this period may be extended by the Court. 

Such examinations shall, where possible, 

include theory and practice as applied to the trade, 

industry, craft, occupation or calling to which the 

apprentice is indentured. 

(0) The Registrar shall, after the examination, 

issue a certificate to each apprentice indicating his 

degree of proficiency, taking into consideration the 

term of apprenticeship served. A duplicate of 

such certificate shall be lodged by each apprentice 

with his employer and the Secretary of the Union 

each of whom shall keep the same in safe custody 

and produce the same for inspection by the Industrial 

Inspector whenever demanded by the latter 

to do so. When the final examination has been 

passed, the certificate shall be signed by the 

examiners. 

The examiners shall each be entitled to the 

following fees, namely, for every five or fraction of 

five (5) apprentices examined, two guineas, with 

a minimum fee of three guineas per day, and a 

maximum fee of four guineas per day, providing 

further that the fee for conducting a special examination 

approved by the Registrar shall be one 

guinea for each apprentice examined which the 

Registrar may direct to be paid by the apprentice 

or the Union concerned. 

In addition to the foregoing fees, where examiners 

in the performance of their duties as such are 

required to travel, they will be entitled to reimbursement 

of all fares and necessary expenses 

actually incurred, particulars of which must be 

submitted and approved by the Registrar before 

payment is made. 

Whenever it is possible to do so, the examiners, 

before entering upon the examination following the 

issue of these Regulations, shall draw up a syllabus 

showing what, in their opinion, is the state of 

proficiency which an apprentice should attain at 

each of the examinations prescribed. The syllabus 

shall be subject to review by the Court at any 

time, and shall be kept as a record by the Clerk 

of the Court and a copy handed to the examiners 

before each examination. The said syllabus may 

be subject to alteration from time to time by the 

examiners, who shall forthwith notify the Clerk 

of the Court thereof. 

In lieu of the Board of Examiners above 

referred to, the Court may appoint in substitution 

thereof, wholly or partly, examiners to be appointed 

by the Director of Technical Education for the 

whole or any portion of the subjects of instruction. 

Apprentices shall be allowed to the following 

trades:(i) Fitter and turner; (ii) machinist; 

(iii) blacksmith: (iv) electrical fitter; (v) millwright; 

(vi) welder. 

The employer shall pay the apprentice for 

all time lost through sickness or the holidays prescribed 

by this Award, provided- 

(i) payment for such sickness shall not exceed 

a total of one (1) month in each 

year;

972 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. {15 May, 1953. 

where the time lost through sickness 

exceeds four (4) consecutive working days, 

the employer may demand from the 

apprentice the production of a medical 

certificate and a further certificate or cer- 

tificates may be required if any time is 

lost through sickness within seven (7) days 

from the date of resumption of duty, the 

cost, if any, of such certificate of certificates 

not exceeding five shillings (5s.) 

to be borne by the employer; 

an apprentice shall not be entitled to receive 

any wages from his employer for any 

time lost through the result of an acci- 

dent, not arising out of or in the course 

of his employment, or for any accident 

or sickness arising out of his own wilful 

default. 

(U) In the event of, and whilst work is not 

available, for an apprentice in the calling to which 

he is bound, he may be employed in some other 

occupation connected with this Award during such 

period; provided, however, that this provision shall 

not be deemed to authorise any action on the 

part of the employer that might jeopardise the 

training of the apprentice in his proper calling. 

(v) The training of apprentices to blacksmithing, 

fitting and turning shall include in their fourth 

and fifth years, instruction in electric welding and! 

or oxy acetylene welding as far as is practicable 

with the facilities available in the shop in which 

they are trained. 

The provisions of clause 6 (c) of this Award 

shall not apply to apprentices while they are receiving 

such instruction. 

24.Attendance Allowance. 

Each member of the Amalgamated Engineering 

Union of Workers, Collie Branch, and the Australasian 

Society of Engineers, Collie River Districts 

Branch, who works for the eleven award 

working days comprising a pay period shall, in 

respect of that period, if the Colliery at which he 

works has been in production on each of the eleven 

ordinary working days, be entitled (in addition 

to his ordinary earnings) to payment as for a shift 

at the appropriate rate for him. 

(b) Each member of the Amalgamated Engineering 

Union of Workers, Collie Branch, and the 

Australasian Society of Engineers, Collie River 

Districts Branch, who is absent from work for a 

portion of a pay period on paid sick leave or on 

workers' compensation, but who works on all other 

award working days during the said period shall, 

in respect of that period, if the colliery at which 

he works has been in production on each of the 

eleven ordinary working days of the pay period, 

be entitled (in addition to his ordinary earnings) 

to payment of one-eleventh of a shift at the appropriate 

rate for him for each day worked by him. 

(a) Where during a pay period the colliery 

has been out of production through the occurrence 

of a recognised holiday, a mechanical breakdown, 

a fire, a flood or through a strike by members 

of another Union. subject to it having worked for 

the production of coal on all other ordinary working 

days during the said period, each member of 

the Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers, 

Collie Branch, and the Australasian Society of 

Engineers, Collie River Districts Branch, who on 

all of the award working days comprising the said 

pay period attends for work and is available to 

perform such work as the management may reasonably 

require, shall be entitled in respect of that 

period (in addition to his ordinary earnings) to 

payment of one-eleventh of a shift at the appropriate 

rate for him for each production day worked 

by him. 

(b) Where during a pay period the colliery has 

been out of production through the occurrence 

of a recognised holiday, a mechanical breakdown, 

a fire, a flood or through a strike by members of 

another Union, subject to it having worked for 

the production of coal on all other ordinary working 

days during the said period, each member of the 

Amalgamated Engineering Union of Workers, Collie 

Branch, and the Australasian Society of Engineers, 

Collie River Districts Branch, who is absent from 

work for portion of the said pay period on paid 

sick leave or workers' compensation, but who on 

all other award working days of the said period 

attends for work and is available to perform such 

work as the management may reasonably require, 

shall be entitled to in respect of that period (in 

addition to his ordinary earnings) to payment of 

one-eleventh of a shift at the appropriate rate 

for him for each production day worked by him. 

This clause shall be deemed to have commenced 

to operate on and from the beginning of 

the pay period current on 3rd May, 1951, and shall 

remain in force until further order. 

Dated at Collie this 4th day of February, 1953. 


Chairman, W.A. Coal Industry Tribunal. 

IN THE COURT OF ARBITRATION OF 


No. 41 of 1953. 

Between The West Australian Local Governing 

Bodies' Officers' Association, Union of Workers, 

Perth. Applicant, and Albany Municipal 

Council. the Albany Road Board and others, 

Respondents. 

HAVING heard Mr. V. Ulrich on behalf of the 

applicant and Mr. A. S. Cowan on behalf of the 

respondents and by consent, I, the undersigned, 

Conciliation Commissioner of the Court of Arbitration, 

in pursuance of a remission to me by the 

Court of Arbitration and in pursuance of the 

powers contained in section 92 of the Industrial 

Arbitration Act, 1912-1952, do hereby order and 

declare that Award No. 41 of 1947, as amended, be 

and the same is hereby further amended in the 

manner following: 

Clause 1Scope is amended as follows:By 

deleting the clause and inserting a new clause as 

follows: 

This Award shall apply to all Local Authorities 

(the City of Perth Municipality, The Kalgoorlie 

Municipality, Boulder Municipality, City 

of Fremantle Municipality and Kalgoorlie Road 

Board excepted) throughout the State of Western 

Australia. 

Clause 3Definitions, subclause (e) be 

amended by deleting subclause (e) and inserting a 

new subclause as follows: 

"Local Authority" shall mean any Municipality 

(the City of Perth, Kalgoorlie, Boulder and 

City of Fremantle Municipalities excepted) 

Road Board (Kalgoorlie Road Board excepted) 

Health Board, Water Board, Vermin 

Board or Drainage Board. 

Liberty to apply is granted in respect of any 

further amendment to Clauses 1 and 3. 

Dated at Perth this 24th day of April, 1953. 

(Sgd.) S. F. SCHNAARS, 

Conciliation Commissioner. 

WEST AUSTRALIAN COAL INDUSTRY 

TRIBUNAL. 

In the matter of the Mining Act Amendment Act 

No. 84 of 1948, Part XIII, Division 1, and in 

the matter of an Industrial Award No. 12 and 

13 of 1934, in the matter of an industrial dispute 

wherein the Amalgamated Engineering 

Union of Workers, Collie Branch, The Australasian 

Society of Engineers Collie River Dis- 

trict Union of Workers, and Amalgamated 

Collieries of W.A. Ltd. and others are parties, 

and in the matter of a claim by the applicant 

Unions for a variation of Award No. 12 and 

13 of 1934 (now Award No. 1 of 1953 of the 

West Australian Coal Industry Tribunal) to 

amend clause 19 (now clause 23) subclause 

(e) (1). (Applications No. 16 and 24 of 

1952 W.A.C.I.T.)


THE Tribunal hereby awards, orders and prescribes 

that Award No. 1 of 1953 of the West Australian 

Coal Industry Tribunal be amended in the following 

manner:- 

1. Clause 23 (Apprentices). 

Delete subclause (e) (i) and insert in lieu thereof 

the following subclause :- 

(e) (i) The rates of pay for apprentices shall 

be as under: 

Percentage of 

Basic Wage 

per week. 

First year 40% 

Second year 50% 

Third year 62% 

Fourth year 85% 

Fifth year 100% + lOs. 

2. This amendment shall take effect from the 

commencement of the first pay period following 

the date hereof. 

Dated at Collie this 18th day of March, 1953. 


Chairman, 

West Australian Coal Industry Tribunal. 

APPOINTMENT. 

(26 George V, No. 36.) 

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to 

appoint Henry Lounsborough Shean, of Perth, 

Solicitor, a Commissioner of the Supreme Court 

of Western Australia, to administer or take within 

the State of Western Australia any oath, affidavit, 

affirmation, declaration or acknowledgment by a 

married woman to be used in the Supreme Court 

of Western Australia. The Commission to remain 

in force until the said Henry Lounsborough Shean 

ceases to reside in the State of Western Australia 

aforesaid, or until revoked. 

G. J. BOYLSON, 

Registrar Supreme Court. 

Supreme Court Office, 


APPOINTMENT 

(26 George V., No. 36.) 

HIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to 

appoint Charles Frederick Shirley, of Nowra, in the 

State of New South Wales, Solicitor, a Commissioner 

of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, 

to administer or take within the State of New South 

Wales, any oath, affidavit, affirmation, declaration, 

or acknowledgment by a married woman to be used 

in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The 

Commission to remain in force until the said 

Charles Frederick Shirley ceases to reside in the 

State of New South Wales aforesaid, or until he 

ceases to practise the profession of a solicitor on 

his own account or in partnership at Nowra in the 

said State, or until revoked. 


Registrar Supreme Court. 

Supreme Court Office, 


THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951. 

Notice of Intention to Cease Business in 

Western Australia. 

Pursuant to Section 337. 

Steelbilt Limited. 

NOTICE is hereby given that Steelbilt Limited, a 

Company registered under Part XI of the Companies 

Act, 1943-1951, and having its Registered 

Office at the corner of Milford and Swansea 

Streets, Victoria Park, in the State of Western 

Australia, intends voluntarily to cease to carry 

on business in the said State on and after the 

28th day of August, 1953. 


CHAS. M. MEZGER, 

Agent in Western Australia. 

COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951. 

Notice Concerning Lost Share Certificate. 

Pursuant to Section 414 (1). 

Hill 50 Gold Mine No Liability. 

NOTICE is hereby given that share certificate No. 

9586 for 50 shares in the abovenamed Company 

entered in the name of Florence Mary D'Arcy, of 

65 Mount Street, Perth, has been lost and it is 

the intention of the directors of the abovenamed 

Company to issue a duplicate certificate in lieu 

thereof, after the expiration of 28 days from the 

publication hereof. 

Dated the 15th day of May, 1953. 

F. M. BEJRVILL, 

Secretary. 

Registered Office, 104 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 


Section 330 (4). 

Craig Mostyn & Co. Pty. Ltd. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office 

in Western Australia of Craig Mostyn & Co. Pty. 

Ltd. was, on the 4th day of May, 1953, changed to 

and is now situated at the office of Robert David 

Harrison, 21 Phillimore Street, Fremantle. 


PARKER & PARKER, 

21 Howard Street, Perth, 

Solicitors for the Company. 



Craig Mostyn & Growers Packing Co. Pty. Ltd. 


in Western Australia of Craig Mostyn & Growers 

Packing Co. Pty. Ltd. was, on the 4th day of May, 

1953, changed to and is now situated at the office 

of Robert David Harrison, 21 Phillimore Street, 

Fremantle. 





THE COMPANIES ACT, 1943-1951. 

The Travel Advisers Ltd. 


in Western Australia of the abovenamed Company 

which is incorporated in Hong Kong is situate at 

the office of Messrs. Parker & Parker, 21 Howard 

Street, Perth, and that the days and hours during 

which it is accessible to the public are from 10 a.m. 

to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive (public holidays 

excepted). 



Solicitors, 

21 Howard Street, Perth. 



Butcher Bros. & Wright Pty. Ltd. 


of Butcher Bros. & Wright Pty. Ltd., is situate at 

the Office of N. N. Tinley, Queen Street, Busselton, 

and that the days and hours during which such


office is accessible to the public are as follows: 

Mondays to Fridays inclusive (other than public 

holidays) from 10 am. to 4 p.m. 







PIONEER DISTRIBUTORS PTY. LTD., hereby 

gives notice that the Registered Office of the company 

was, on the 22nd day of April, 1953, changed 

to and is now situated at 72 King street, Perth. 


E. A. BRADBURY, 


COMPANIES ACT, 1943-195 1. 


The Telegraph Printing & Publishing Company 

Limited. 

Barrett & Radley Pty. Limited. 


of the above Companies was, on the 9th day 

of May, 1953, changed to and is now situated at 

Fourth Floor, A.M.P. Chambers, 25 William Street, 

Perth. 


C. H. KING, 


To the Registrar of Companies: 

TAUBMANS (WA.) PTY LIMITED gives notice 

that its Registered Office was, on the 16th day of 

April, 1953, changed to and is now situate at corner 

Hamilton Street and Centre Street, Queens Park. 


L. J. SAUNDERS, 

Director. 

Nicholson, Verschuer & Nicholson, 97 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the Company. 



of Renown Investments Pty. Ltd., was changed on 

the 28th day of April, 1953, and is now situated 

c/c Paton and Morris, Second Floor, Pastoral House, 

156 St. George's Terrace, Perth, and is accessible 

to the public Mondays to Fridays (inclusive) from 

9 am. to 5 p.m. (except holidays). 

J. G. HILL, 

Secretary. 


Notice of Increase in Share Capital beyond the 

Registered Capital. 

Pursuant to Section 66. 

W.A. Paper Bag Co. Pty. Limited. 

1. THE W.A. Paper Bag Co. Pty. Limited hereby 

gives notice that by a resolution of the Company 

passed on the 15th day of April, 1953, the nominal 

share capital of the Company was increased by the 

addition thereto of the sum of ninety thousand 

pounds divided into 90,000 shares of £1 each beyond 

the registered capital of ten thousand pounds. 

2. The additional capital is divided as follows: 

Number of shares, 90,000; class of shares, ordinary; 

nominal amounts of each share, £1. 

3. The conditions (e.g., voting rights, dividends, 

etc.) subject to which the new shares have been or 

are to be issued are as follows:To rank equally 

with shares already issued. 


R. F. SMITH, 

Secretary. 


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered Office 

of a Company Incorporated Outside Western 

Australia which Carries on Business Within 

Western Australia, and/or of the Days and 

Hours during which such Office is Accessible 

to the Public. 


The Australian Seal Company Proprietary 

Limited. 

To the Registrar of Companies: 

THE AUSTRALIAN SEAL COMPANY PROPRI- 

ETARY LIMITED hereby gives notice that the 

Registered Office of the Company was, on the 1st 

day of April, 1953, changed to and is now situated 

at (off) 778 Wellington Street, West Perth. 


A. S. ABJORNSON, 


Form HSections 397 and 409. 

Form of Certificates to Documents. 

Certificate for Individual Documents. 

The Australian Seal Company Proprietary 

Limited. 

Correct for the purposes of the Companies Act, 

1943, relating to companies required to be registered 

under Part XI of the Act. 


ALEXANDER BRIAN WALTON, 

Solicitor for the abovenamed Company. 


Notice of Change in Situation of Registered 

Office. 

Pursuant to Sections 330 (4) 335 (1V). 

Maw (Australia) Pty. Limited. 


in Western Australia of Maw (Australia) Pty. 

Limited was, on the 30th day of April, 1953, changed 

to and is now situate at No. 12 Aberdeen Street, 

Perth. 

Dated this 30th day of April, 1953. 


Solicitors, 

21 Howard Street, Perth. 


Notice of Office. 

Dowsett Engineering (Australia) Pty. Limited. 

DOWSETT ENGINEERING (AUSTRALIA) PTY. 

LIMITED hereby gives notice that the Registered 

Office of the Company in Western Australia is situate 

at Rooms 30 and 31, 179 St. George's Terrace, 

Perth, and will be open for business from 10 a.m. 

to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., from Monday to 

Friday, public holidays excepted. 


A. P. KENNEDY, 


Stone, James & Co., 47 St. George's Terrace, 

Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.

15 May, 1953.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 975 

IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 

1943-1947, and in the matter of F. List & Sons 

Pty. Ltd. 


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

Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this 

day been issued to F. List & Sons Pty. Ltd. 



Registrar of Companies. 

Companies Office, 

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A. 


1943-1951, and in the matter of Butcher Bros. 

& Wright Pty. Ltd. 


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

Incorporation, as a Limited Company, has this 

day been issued to Butcher Bros. & Wright Pty. 

Ltd. 




Companies Office, 

Supreme Court, Perth, W.A. 


Notice of Change of Company Name. 


NOTICE is hereby given that Industrial Administration 

(W.A.) Pty. Limited has, by a special resolution 

of the Company and with the approval of 

the Registrar of Companies signified in writing, 

changed its name to P. A. Management Consultants 

(W.A.) Pty. Limited. 





1943- 1951. 

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to sections 

402 and 405 of the abovenamed Act, the undermentioned 

persons have been registered on the 

dates specified as qualified each to act as Auditor 

of Companies: 

John Spicer Yull, of 23 Ventnor Avenue, West 

Perth, Chartered Accountant (Aust.); date 

of registration, 1st May, 1953. 

William James Sackville Harding, of Gladeswood 

Gardens, Double Bay, New South Wales, 

Chartered Accountant (Austi; date of registration, 

11th May, 1953. 

William Smith Joiner, of 48 Point Road, Woolwich, 

Sydney, New South Wales, Chartered 

Accountant (Aust.); date of registration, 11th 

May, 1953. 


0. J. BOYLSON, 



IN PARLIAMENTSESSION 1953. 

The Collie Club Limited. 

A Bill for an Act entitled "The Collie 

Club Act, 1953." 

NOTICE is hereby given that an application is 

intended to be made to Parliament in the present 

session by The Collie Club Limited (hereinafter 

called "the Club"), a Company registered under 

the Companies Act, 1893, for leave to bring in a 

Bill to resolve certain difficulties which have arisen 

concerning the legal position of the Club, and to 

vest the assets of the Club in an Association to 

be formed and registered under the Associations 

Incorporation Act. 1895-1947. 

Printed copies of the intended Bill will be deposited 

in the office of the Clerk of the Legislative 

Assembly on or before the 26th day of June, 1953. 


BRIAN NAIJGHTON, 

of Throssell Street, Collie, 

Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent for 

The Collie Club Limited. 

ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895. 

Notice. 

WE, Nicholas Marich, of Phoenix Road, Spearwood, 

Farmer, Michael Rajkovich, of 249 Mouin Street, 

Osborne Park, Labourer, and Momcilo Krsikapa, of 

Carrington Stret, Claremont, Foreman, Trustees of 

and the persons hereunto authorised by the Serbian 

Orthodox Church Inc. in W.A. do hereby give notice 

that we are desirous that such church should be 

incorporated under the provisions of the Associations 

Incorporation Act, 1895. 

N. MARICH. 

M. RAJKOVICH. 

M. KRSIKAPA. 

The following is a copy of the memorial intended 

to be filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions 

of the said Act: 

Memorial of the Serhian Orthodox Church in W.A. 

Inc. filed in pursuance of the Associations 

Incorporation Act, 1895. 

Name of the InstitutionSerbian Orthodox 

Church in WA. Inc. 

Object or purpose of the Institution 

Religious Worship and education establishment and 

preservation of churches. Collection of moneys for 

these purposes. Social welfare of aged and sick 

members of Serbian community. 

Where situated or establishedNo. 397 Hay 


The name or names of the Trustee or Trustees 

Nicholas Marich, Michael Rajkovich, Momcilo 

Krsikapa. 

In whom the management of the Institution 

is vested and by what means (whether by deed, 

settlement or otherwise)President, Nicholas Marich; 

Treasurer, Momcilo Krsikapa; Secretary, Ilia 

Joksimovich; and a counsel of 24 members 

appointed in accordance with the rules of the 

Church, and by rules. 


M. E. & R. SOLOMON, 

Solicitors, 

27 Market Street, Fremantle. 

IN THE MATTER OF THE ASSOCIATIONS 

INCORPORATION ACT, 1895. 

I, GEORGE EDWARD KERSHAW, of 20 Chelmsford 

Road, Mount Lawley, Retired Insurance 

Agent, the person authorised by Royal Park Bowling 

Club, do hereby give notice that I am desirous 

that such Club should be incorporated under the 

provisions of the Associations Incorporation Act, 

1895. 


G. E. KERSHAW. 

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended 



Memorial of Royal Park Bowling Club, filed in 

pursuance of the Associations Incorporation 

Act, 1895. 

Name of ClubRoyal Park Bowling Club. 

Objects of the ClubThe fostering of the game 

of bowls and providing and maintaining grounds, 

bowling greens, buildings and other premises for 

the use and accommodation of its members.


Where SituatedCorner of Charles and Vincent 

Streets, North Perth. 

Names of the TrusteesAlexander Todd (senior), 

132 Carr Street, West Perth; Denis John Sutcliffe. 

72 Matlock Street, Mount Hawthorn; Edward 

Ernest Charles Iles, 44 Chelmsford Road, Mount 

Lawley. 

In whom the Management of the Club is Vested 

and by what MeansIn a management committee 

elected at general meeting pursuant to rules. 

THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 

1895-1947. 

I, ERIC CHARLES KNIGHT, of Wittenoom 

Street, Collie, in the State of Western Australia, 

Chemist, being a person hereunto authorised by 

the Collie Kindergarten, do hereby give notice that 

I am desirous that such Club should be incorporated 

under the provisions of the Associations Incorporation 

Act, 1895-1947. 

E. C. KNIGHT. 

The following is a copy of the Memorial intended 



In the matter of the Associations Incorporation 

Act, 1895-1947Memorial of Collie Kindergarten 

filed in pursuance of the Associations Incorporation 

Act, 1895-1947. 

Name of InstitutionCollie Kindergarten. 

Object or Purpose of the Institution(a) To 

establish and maintain a kindergarten at Collie; 

(b) to promote the knowledge of kindergarten 

principles; (c) to provide opportunities for community 

endeavour for the welfare of pre-school 

children and to do all acts incidental and conducive 

to the attainment of these objects. 

Where Situated or EstablishedAt Collie, in 


The Name or Names of the Trustee or TrusteesEric 

Charles Knight and William McNab. 

In whom the Management of the Institution 

is Vested, and by what Means (whether by Deed, 

Settlement or otherwise)In a committee of management 

consisting of the officers of the Club duly 

elected in accordance with the rules of the Club. 

BRIAN NAUGHTON, 

Solicitor of Collie, 

Solicitor for the said Collie Kindergarten. 

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895. 

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership 

heretofore subsisting between Robert Davison and 

John Edward Wheatley Topham, carrying on business 

as Drapers and Mercers at Bayley Street, Coolgardie, 

under the style or firm name of "Davison & 

Topham," has been dissolved as from the 2nd day 

of March, 1953, the said Robert Davison retiring. 

from the said firm. 

The said John Edward Wheatley Topham is 

entitled to receive the whole of the assets of the 

sa.id late Partnership and is to pay the liabilities 

thereof. 


ROBERT DAVISON. 

JOHN TOPHAM. 

Witness to the signature of both partiesGordon 

Staples, Solicitor, Kalgoorlie. 

Cowle, Macoboy & Vincent, of Exchange Buildings, 

Kalgoorlie, Solicitors for both parties. 

THE PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1895. 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership 

hitherto subsisting between Corradino Giorgi and 

Albert Poletti, who carried on business at 35A 

Hampden Road, Hollywood, as Greengrocers and 

Fruiterers under the firm name of "Hollywood 

Fruit Supply," has been dissolved by mutual consent 

as from the 11th day of May, 1953. The said 

business will, from the said 11th day of May, 1953, 

be carried on by the said Corradino Giorgi, who 

will receive all moneys payable to the Partnership 

and discharge all liabilities due by it. 


(Sgd.) C. GIORGI. 

Signed by the said Corradino 

Giorgi, in the presence of 

P. J. Barblett, Solicitor, 

Perth. 

(Sgd.) A. POLETTI. 

Signed by the said Albert 

Poletti, in the presence of 

P. J. Barblett, Solicitor, 

Perth. 

Barblett & Barblett, Solicitors, 97 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth. 

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN 

AUSTRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION. 

In the matter of the Will of Nellie Reilly, formerly 

of Nungarin, in the State of Western Australia, 

but late of Civic Hotel, Beaufort Street, Inglewood, 

in the said State, Married Woman, deceased. 

ALL claims or demands against the estate of the 

obovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to 

the Executors, do The West Australian Trustee 

Executor and Agency Company Limited, of 35 

Saint George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 

15th day of June, 1953, 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. 


NEAL E. DURACK, 

of 196 William Street, Perth, 

Solicitor for the Executors. 



In the matter of the Will of William Albert Huggett, 

late of 89 Salisbury Street, Inglewood, in 

the State of Western Australia, Retired Engineer, 

deceased. 

ALL claims and demands against the estate of the 

abovenarned deceased must be sent in writing to 

the Executor, Lionel Weston deMorley, McNeil 

Chambers, 9 Barrack Street, Perth, on or before 

the 8th day of June, 1953, 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 he shall then have had notice. 


LIONEL WESTON deMORLEY, 

Solicitor, 9 Barrack Street, Perth. 



In the matter of the Will of Rudolf Schinzig, in 

the said Will named Rudolph Schinzig, late of 

Mudiarrup, Kojonup, in the State of Western 

Australia, Farmer, deceased. 


abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to 

Frances Elizabeth Schinzig and Ernest Albert 

Schinzig, care of Messrs. Hughes & Prickett, 

Solicitors, of Cecil Buildings, Sherwood Court, 

Perth, in the said State, the Executrix and Executor 

of the Will of the abovenamed deceased on or before 

the 15th day of June, 1953, after which date 

the said Executrix and 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 they shall have 

had notice. 


HUGHES & PRICKETT, 

Per J. W. Prickett, 

Solicitors for the said Executrix 

and Executor, Cecil Buildings, 

Sherwood Court, Perth, W.A. 



In the matter of the Will of Ernest Richards, late 

of Verna Street, Gosnells, in the State of Western 

Australia, Retired Farmer, deceased. 



the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, 

Executor and Agency Company Limited of 135 St. 

George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 15th day 

of June, 1953, 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. 


P. S. DURSTON, 

of 105 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

Solicitor for the said Executor. 



In the matter of the Will of Saul Nassim Marshall, 

formerly of 8 Loch Street, Claremont, in the 

State of Western Australia, but late of 14 Captain 

Pipers Road, Vaucluse, in the State of 

New South Wales, Retired Merchant, deceased. 


abovenamed deceased must be sent in writing to the 

Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor 

and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, on or before the 15th day of June, 

1953, 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. 

Dated 11th day of May, 1953. 



Solicitors for the Executor. 



In the matter of the Will of Robert Falkingham, 

late of Kent Street, Busselton, in the State of 

Western Australia, Contractor, Building Contractor 

and Funeral Director, deceased. 



the Executors, care of the undersigned, on or before 

the 15th day of June, 1953, 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 6th May, 1953. 

SLEE AND ANDERSON, 

of Bunbury, 

Solicitors for the Executors. 



In the matter of the Will of Albert James Farrer, 

late of 221 Crawford Road, Inglewood, in the 

State of Western Australia, Commercial Traveller 

and Manufacturer's Representative, deceased. 



the Executor, care of Parker and Parker, Solicitors, 

of 21 Howard Street, Perth, on or before the 15th 

day of June, 1953, after which date the said Executor 


deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto 

having regard only to the claims and demands of 

which he shall then have had notice. 




Solicitors for the Executor. 



In the matter of the Will of Emma Mackey, late 

of 70 Gordon Street, Northam, in the State 

of Western Australia, formerly of 18 St. Leonards 

Avenue, West Leederville, in the said 

State, Widow, deceased. 



the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor 

and Agency Company Limited, 135 St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, on or before the 15th day of June, 

1953, after which date the said Executor will proceed 

to distribute the assets of the said deceased 

amongst the persons entitled thereto, having regard 

only to the claims and demands of which it shall 

then have had notice. 


A. D. SMITH, 

of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, 

Solicitor for the Executor. 



In the matter of the Will of Edith Nellie Ashton, 

late of 8 Blake Street, North Perth, in the 

State of Western Australia, Spinster, deceased. 



the Executor, The West Australian Trustee, Executor 

and Agency Company Limited, of 135 St. 

George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 15th 

day of June, 1953, after which date the said Executor 


deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, 

having regard only to the claims and demands 

of which it shall then have had notice. 


JOSEPH, MUIR & WILLIAMS, 

Victoria House, St. George's 

Terrace, Perth, Solicitors 

for the Executor. 

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1950. 

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 

14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1950, the 

Public Trustee has elected to administer the estates 

of the undermentioned deceased persons. 

Dated at Perth the 6th day of May, 1953. 

J. H. GLYNN, 

Public Trustee, 

Perth. 

Name of Deceased, Occupation, Address, 

Date of Death, Date Election Filed. 

Marshall, Margaret Smith (also known as Margaret 

Marshall); Widow; late of 14 Frederick 

Street, Midland Junction; 2/5/52; 28/4/53. 

Williams, Cyril Percy; Retired Civil Servant; late 

of 16 Linden Gardens, Floreat Park; 11/2/53; 

1/5/53. 

Newton, Thomas Wallace; Tally Clerk; late of His 

Majesty's Hotel,. 2 Mouatt Street, Fremantle; 

21/1/53; 1/5/53. 

Canzano, Nino; Labourer; late of 63 Swan Street, 

North Fremantle; 8/11/52; 1/5/53.



AUSTRALIA-PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

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 8th day of June, 1953, 

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. 


Public Trust Office, J. H. GLYNN, 

Perth, W.A. Public Trustee. 

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death. 

Zancovich, Giorgio (also known as George Zancovich); 

Labourer; late of 43 Charles Street, 

West Perth; 30/12/51. 

Goodwin, Eveline Maude Ann (also known as Eveline 

Goodwin); Married Woman; late of 27 

Alexander Drive, Mount Lawley; 19/4/53. 

Wilkins, Harold William; Retired Farmer; formerly 

of Kewpie Tea Rooms, Wharf Street, Cannington, 

but late of 957 Albany Highway, Victoria 

Park; 23/4/53. 

Rockliff, George; Gentleman; late of 10 Mayfair 

Street, West Perth; 6/12/52. 

Garbin, Visko; Market Gardener; late of 235 Coogee 

Road, South Coogee; 6/3/53. 

Gerloff, Elizabeth; Widow; formerly of 24 York 

Street, Subiaco, but late of 184 Canning Highway, 

South Perth; 25/3/53. 

Siviour, Sarah; Widow; late of 4 Mizpah Avenue, 

Unley, South Australia; 25/11/52. 

Murray, James John (also known as James 

Devine); Wood Cutter; late of Kumarl, via 

Norseman; 14/10/53. 

Nelson, John Jerad (also known as John Nelson); 

Main Roads Department Employee; late of 

Karalee; 9/1/53. 

Dunlop, David; Farmer; late of Northampton; 

15/11/52. 

Herbert, Gustavus Herman; Farmer; late of Nungarin; 

30/1/53. 


AUSTRALIA-PROBATE JURISDICTION. 

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 15th day of June, 

1953, 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. 


J. H. GLYNN, 

Public Trustee. 

Public Trust Office, 

Perth, W.A. 

Name, Occupation, Address, Date of Death. 

Edwards, Richard George; Labourer; late of 16 

Collie Street, Fremantle; 10/9/52. 

Pimley, Elizabeth Mary; Widow; formerly of Carbine, 

and of 78 Rookwood Street, Mount Lawley, 

but late of 5 Waverley Flats, Hay Street, 

Perth; 30/4/53. 

McKie, Elizabeth; Widow; late of 289 Churchill 

Avenue, Subiaco; 4/3/53. 

Read, Mabel Edith; Widow; formerly of 244 

Seventh Avenue, Inglewood, but late of Claremont; 

8/11/52. 

McMullen, Alfred Houston (also known as Alfred 

Hauston McMullen and Alfred Hosting Mc- 

Mullen); Retired Farmer; formerly of Merredin 

and of Walgoolan, but late of Subiaco; 

1/1/51. 

James, Alfred Sexton; Labourer; late of 94 Broadway, 

Bassendean; 6/2/53. 

Hill, William; Retired Painter; formerly of Clunes, 

in Victoria, but late of 124 Vincent Street, 

North Perth; 16/3/53. 

Beatson, John Mack; Gardener; late of 90 Nicholson 

Road, Subiaco; 11/4/53. 

Kitson, William Henry; formerly Member of the 

Legislative Council, but late Agent General 

for Western Australia; formerly of 34 Osborne 

Road, East Fremantle, and of Windsor Road, 

East Fremantle, but late of 35 Melton Court, 

London, S.W.7., England; 13/12/52. 

Nolan, John (also known as John William Nolan); 

Farmer; formerly a Member (No. W 39285) 

of the A.M.F., but late of Tarin Rock; 5/12/52. 

Cunningham, Bridget Helena; Spinster; late of 

Glendale Farm, Northampton; 11/2/53. 

Smitham, Charles; Prospector; late of Surrey 

House, Maritana Street, Kalgoorlie; 2/4/53. 

Bromberg, Maurice Julius (also known as Julius 

Maurice Bromberg); formerly Insurance Superintendent, 

but late Assurance Agent; formerly 

of 2E Hannan Street, Kalgoorlie, but late of 81 

Federal Road, Boulder; 30/11/52. 

Buckle, James Arthur; Timber Contractor and 

Miner; late of Princep Street, North Collie; 

3/2/53. 

Doyle, Daniel Patrick (also known as Daniel Doyle); 

Window Cleaner; late of 195 Lord Street, Perth; 

13/12/52. 

THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT, 1941-1950. 


14 of the Public Trustee Act, 1941-1950, the Public 

Trustee has elected to administer the estates of 

the undermentioned deceased persons. 


J. H. GLYNN, 

Public Trustee. 

Name of Deceased, Occupation, Address, 

Date of Death, Date Election Filed. 

Murray, James John (also known as James Devine 

and Patrick Devine); Woodcutter; late of 

Kumarl; 14/10/52; 11/5/53. 

Commonwealth of Australia. 

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1924-1933. 

Part XI. 

Scheme of Arrangement in the Estate of Leonard 

C. Power, Haulage Contractor, of Bayswater. 

A FOURTH and final dividend is intended to be 

declared in the above matter. 

Creditors who have not proved their debts by 

the 29th day of May, 1953, will be excluded from 

this dividend. 


W. HAYES, F.C.A., 

Trustee, 

133 St. George's Terrace, Perth. 

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