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2208 GUVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.58min. 732.5 links; thence 302deg. 58min. 200 links;thence 272deg. 58min. 4,133.8 links to the starting point.(Plan 579C/40, E4.)Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 14th day of September,1927.By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) M. F. TROY,Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !The Cemeteries Act, 1897.PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, ) By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. I Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION,Governor.Michael and St. George, 0.5.0.. Gov -ernor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.rms.-1Corr. 2326/23.WHEREAS under the provisicins of "TheAct, 1897," it Cemeteriesis made lawful for the Governor inExecutive Council from time to time by Proclamation toappoint such place or places in each district as shall bedeemed ex-edient to be reserved for the burial of thedead: Now, therefore I, Sir William Robert Campion,Governor of the said State, with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, in exercise of the powers inme vested as aforesaid, do by this my Proclamationappoint Reserve 19618 (near Winchester) a PublicCemetery, under the provisions of the said Act, butsubject always to such regulations as may be publishedfrom time to time for the proper management of thesame.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 14th day of September,1927.By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.)M. F. TROY,Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !Bank Holidays at Towns specified hereunder.PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. f Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George. D.S.O., Coy -Governor. ernor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencie is[L.s.] the Commonwealth of Australia.IN pursuance of the provisions contained in the fifthsection of "The Bank Holidays Act, 1884," I, theGovernor of the said State, do by this my Proclamationappoint special days to be observed as Bank Holidaysas follows:Date and Town.Saturday, 1st October, 1927--Lake Grace.Wednesday, 12th October, 3927Pingelly.Friday, 14th October, ]927 Narrogin and Williams.Wednesday, 19th October, 1927 Gnowaneerup.Friday, 21st October, 1927Wagin and Dumbleyung.Wednesday, 26th October, 1927Harvey.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 16th day of September,1927.By His Excellency's Command,J. M. DREWChief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE KING I ! !The Fisheries Act, 1905-13.PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT, J Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of St.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George. D.S.O.. Gov-Governor.[r..s.]1879,/19.ernor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Fisheries Act. 1905-13,'' it is provided that the Governor may by Proclamationprohibit all persons from taking any fish whatsoeverin every or any specified portion of Western Australianwaters by means of fishing nets and fishinglines, or either of such means of capture, or by anyether specified means of capture, for any specifiedterm: Now, therel ore I, the said Governor, by and withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, dohereby, in exercise of the powers aforesaid, and ofevery other power enabling me in this behalf, proclaimand declare as follows:That all that portion of WesternAustralian waters defined in the schedule heretoshall be closed against the use of fishing nets for aperiod of twelve months as from the 23rd day of September,1927.Schedule.All that portion of the Avon River (near the townsiteof York) lying between Gwambygine and the roadwhich crosses the said river near Burges' Siding.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 21st day of September,1927.By Ills Excellency 's Command,JAS. HICKEY,for Chief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !Department of Works and Labour.The Road Districts Act, 1919.Claremont Road Board.PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Colonel Sir WilliamTO WIT. J Robert Campion, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of t.W. R. CAMPION, Michael and St. George. D.S.0.. Gov-Governor.ernor in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependenciesthe Commonwealth of Australia.P.W. 1056/27.WHEREAS by Section 161 of ''The Road DistrictsAct, 191.9," it is provided that in any area specifiedby the Governor by Proclamation in the GovernmentGazette one moiety of the expense incurred in ravingfootways shall be repaid to the Board by the ownersof all rateable lands abutting on any such footway orpart thereof, apportioned according to the frontage ofsuch lands abutting on the footway or part thereof, andmay be reco,ered from such owners by the Board in:any Court of competent jurisdiction: And whereas itis desirable to specify an area in the Claremont RoadDistrict as an area for the purpose of the said Section161: Now, therefore I, the said Governor, with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, do herebyspecify the area situated within the Claremont RoadDistrict and set forth hereunder as an area within themeaning and for the purpose of Section 161 of "TheRoad Districts Act, 1919."Description of the area referred to above:TheSouth Ward of the Claremont Road. District.Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 21st day of September,1927.By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) ALEX. McCALLUM,Minister for Works and Labour.001) SANE THE KING ! ! !AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, Perth, this 14th day ofSeptember, 1927, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued:ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 5819/21.WHEREAS the enactment contained in Section 74 of"The Constitution Act, 1899," whereby the appointmentof all public officers under the Government of theState is vested in the Governor in Council does not applyto minor ap ointments which by Order in Council arevested in Heads of Departments or other officers or persons,yithin the State: And whereas it is desirable thatthe appointment of foremen and all other persons employedat a daily rate of wage on works under thecontrol of the Public Works and Labour Departmentshould be vested in Claude Lyle Henderson and CyrilPhillips Morgan: Now, therefore, His Excellency the

SEPTEMBER 23. 1927.1 7PTTE, W A 2209Governor, by and with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, hereby gists in Claude Lyle Henderson andCyril Phil ips 3 'or;fan, and any person or personspointed to Ic,pornrily act in their ;dace, the appointmentof foreni n and all persons employed on suchworks at a daily rate of it ages.L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.Land Drainage Act, 1925.Arfookentw000 Drainage District.ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W.W.S. 1516/18.WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Land DrainageAct, 1925," the Njookentooroo Drainage Districthas been extended; and whereas it is provided underSeetiun 14, Suhse,1:::n (2), of the "The Land DrainageAct, 1925," that the Governor may by Order in Councildeclare and direct whether the Board of the Districtso affected shall be reconstituted; and whereas it isdesirable to reconstitute the Board of the NjookenboorooDrainage District: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the consent of theExecutive Council, (loth by this Order reconstitute theBoard of the Njookenbooroo Drainage District, anddoth declare that such Board shall consist of six (6)members.L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.The Land Act, 1898.ORDER IN COUNCIL.Corn No. 1233/91.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,''it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be namedin the order. in trust for any of the purposes set forthin Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 1698MI-nom-hill Lots 365 and :166) should vest in and beheld by the Bronmehill Road Board in trust for thepornose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor. by and with the advice and consent ofthe Execotive Council, (loth hereby direct that thebefor'-mentirmed Reserve shall vest in and he held bythe B,00mehill Road Board in trust for the purposeaforesaid, subject nevertheless to the powers reservedto him by Section 41 of the said Act.(Sgd.)L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.The Land Act, 1898.ORDER IN COUNCIL.Corr. No. 2536/27.WHEREAS by Section 42 of "The Land Act, 1898,"it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyReserve shall vest in and be held by any Municipality,Road Board, or other person or persons to be namedin the order, in trust for any of the pm-poses set forthin Section 39 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in such order: Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that Reserve No. 19572(Dumbleyung Lot 250) should vest in and be held bythe Dumbleyung Road Board in trust for the purposeof a Horse Paddock: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, loth hereby direct that the beforementionedReserve shall vest in and be held by theDumbleyung Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid.subject nevertheless to the powers reserved to himby Section 41 of the said Act.(Sgd.)L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.The Traffic Act, 1919-26.Bridgetown Road Board.ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1196/23.WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Traffic Act,1919-26," the Governor may by Order in Council empowera local authority to exercise within its districtany power of making regulations which the Governorcan exercise under Division 4 of Part IV. of the saidAct: Aid whereas it is desirable to empower the BridgetownRoad Board to prohibit the passage of heavytraffic over specified roads within its district and todefine what shall be deemed heavy traffic for such purpose:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, byand with the advice and consent of the Executive Council,under the provisions of the said Act and all otherpowers enabling lrim in this behalf, cloth hereby empowerthe Bridgetown Road Board, by the By-law in theschedule hereto, to prohibit the passage of heavy trafficover suecbfied roads within its district and to definewhat shall he deemed heavy traffic for such purpose;also to impose a penalty not exceeding £20 for thebreach thereof.(Sgd.) L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.Schedule.THE TRAFFIC ACT, 1919-26.Bridgetown Road Board.The Bridgetown Road Board., pursuant to an Orderin Council under Section 43 of "Ths Traffic Act, 1919-26,'' and in exercise of the power thereby conferred,cloth hereby make the following By-law, to have effectwithin the Bridgetown Road District:The passage of any vehicle engaged in heavy trafficover those portions of the Mokerdillup Road, WheatleyRiver Road. Grange Road, Yornup Road. Yornlip-GlentullochRoad, Jayes Road to Hester Siding turn-off,Winnigun Road turn-off to Bridgetown, Hester SidingRoad, Johnson-Gunn Road, Peninsular Road, GlentullochRoad, Wheatley-Crowd Pond. Seaton Ross Road, withinthe Bridgetown Road District. during the months ofMay, June. July, August, and September in every yearis prohibited.For the purnoses of this By-law "Heavy traffic"shall he as defined by Regulation ]49, published in theGovernment Gazette on the 5th day of September, 1924.Any person who commits a breach of this By-lawshall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding £20.Made and passed at a meeting of the Bridgetown.Road Board held on the 26th day of August, 1927.W. A. HUGGETT,Acting Chairman.C. V. DRAPER,Secretary.Recommended (Sgd.) ALEX. McCALLUM,Minister for Works and Labour.Approved by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil this 14th day of September, 1927.(Sgd.)L. E. SHAPCOTT,Cleric of the Council.AT a meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chambers, at Perth, this 21st dayof September, 1927, the following Order in Domicilwas authorised. to be issued:The Road Districts Act, 1919.'Kondiain Road Board.ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1044/27.WHEREAS by Section 202 of "The Road DistrictsAct; 1919," it ip enacted that the Governor may in hisdiscretion extend the provisions set out in the SecondSchedule of the said Act to any District or portionthereof ; and whereas it is desirable to extend suchprovisions to the Townsite of Kondiniu, within the

2210 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTE1113ER 23, 1927.}fondiuin Road District: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, cloth by this Order in Council,made under Section 202 of The Road Districts Act,1919," extend such provisions, set out in the SecondSchedule of the said Act, to the Townsite of Kondininwithin the Kondiniu Road 'District.(Sgd.) L. E. S1TAPCOTT,Clerk of the Council.JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,Perth, 23rd September, 1927.TITS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbee: pleased' to approve of the appointment of :°rimer Llewellyn Edwafils, Esq., of Busselton, as aJustice of the I'eace for the Sussex Magisterial Distriet.Herbert; Ward \Vilcoek, Esq., of 'Maly:111ring, as a.Justice of the Peace for the Williams Magisterial District.George Stewart, Rae., of Darkan, as a Justice of thePeace for the Williams Magisterial District.Robert Jamieson Hunt, Esq., of Wagin, as a Justiceof the Peace for the Katanning Magisterial District inlieu of the Northam Magisterial District.And to accept the resignation of William Flamenco,Esq., as a Justice of the Pence for the Northam MagisterialDistrict.And to remove the name of Major Robert HunterWeddell from the Commission of the Peace for thePerth Magisterial District owing to his having left theState.And to remove the name of Malcolm Lindsay Shepherd,Esq., late of London, from the CoMmission ofthe Peace for the State of Western Australia.L. E. SHAPCOTT,Secretary, Premier's Department.THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,Treasury No. 41/26. Perth, 15th September, 1927.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. P. J. Cranwell has been appointed CertifyingOfficer for the Agricultural Bank and Industries AssistanceBoard at Bruce Rock for the period 8th April tothe 12th July, 1927.Treasury No. 109/23.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatSir. K. W. Dunn has been appointed Certifying Officerfor the Railway Department for the period 0th September,1927, to the 4th April, 1928.GEO. W. SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.STATE SAVINGS BANK.The Treasury,Treasury No. 811/26. Perth, 17th September, 1927.IT is hereby.. published, for general information, thatMr. H. J. Pearson has been appointed agent of theState Savings Bank at Korrelocking, vice Farmers' Cooperative,Limited.The Treasury;Perth, 19th September, 1927.Treasury No. 1550/27.IT is hereby published; for:,.general information, thatan agency of the State Savings Bank has been openedat Middleton Beach; agentMiss M. I. Armstrong,storekeeper.Treasury No.. 1551/27.IT is hereby published, for general information, thata II agoh-y u tlie..State Savings Bank has been openedin connection with the: Ejanding Northwards RailwayConstruction Works; agentMr. F. A. Pratt.GEO. W SIMPSON,Under Treasurer.THE STAMP ACT, 1921.The Treasury,Perth, 21st September, 1927.Treasury No. 456/22.T'P is hereby published, for general information, thatthe following persons have been licensed to vend DutyStamps, under the provisions of The Stamp Act,1921 ":Thomas J. Barrett, 54 Nicholson Road,Subiaco: Cyril B. Williams, 27 Norfolk Street, Fremantle;Enlyn James, ;-53 Flay Street, Subiaco;John H. Staines, Lombard Chambers, St. George's Terrace,Perth.licenses issued to the following persons are nowrevoked :F. F. A. Jeskie 54 Nicholson Road, Subiaco;E. W. Hollet, 27 Norfolk Street, Fremantle; F. D.reel' & Co., 45S Hay Street, Subiaco; A. E. Price,Lombard Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.GEO. W. SIMPSON,Commissioner of Stamps.AP POIN MENTS.Chief Secretary's Department,Perth, 22nd September 1927.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto appoint:M.P.H. 1290/27.Dr. John Maunsell to be DistrictMedieal Officer and Public Vaccinator at New Norciaand Mogumber, from the 20th August, 1927.A bos. 372/27.Constable W. Fanning, under Section11 of "The Aborigines Act, 1905," to be Superintendentof the Aboriginal Reserve at Nyarra- (Tuckanorm),-rice Constable A. McCaskill, transferred.F. J. HUELIN,Acting Under Secretary.Crown Law Department,Perth, 22nd September, 1927.E Hon. Minister for Justice has appointed S. W.Townshend as a Commissioner for Declarations under"The Declarations and Attestations Act, 1913."H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.Western Australia.THE LICENSING ACT, 1911 (AS REPRINTEDWITH AMENDMENTS).Notice of Deprivation.(Section 95.)PURSUANT to Section 95 of "The Licensing Act,1911" (as reprinted with amendments), notice is herebygiven that the Licenses Reduction Board did, on thedates shown hereunder, decide that the licensed premisesnamed or described hereunder Fliculd be deprivedof the Licenses held in respect thereof ; and notice isfurther given that payment or tender of the compensationordered by the Board in respect of such deprivationshas been duly made.Each of the Licenses will therefore cease and becomeabsolutely void, and shall not lie renewed at the expirationof the current period for which such Licensehas been granted.1Date of ;Decision.17-2--271-3-273-3-2711 -3 -27Dated2Imes or Descriptions ofLicensed Premises.Central Hotel, MaylandsGriffiths' Store, BurbidgeMarvel Bar Hotel, CoolgardieWestral Hotel, CoolgardieCommonwealth Hotel,.'KalgoorlieOverland Hotel, Williams -townQueensland Hotel, KalgoorlieRacecourse Hotel, KalgoorlieSouth Kalgoorlie Hotel,KalgoorlieAngel Hotel, Boulder ...Criterion Hotel, BoulderGoldfields Group Hotel,BoulderTrafalgar Hotel, Trafalgar3Nature ofLicense.Australianand .SeerGallon ...Publican'sGeneraldo.do.do.do.do.do,do.do.do.do.Wine4Date ofExpiry.31-12-27this 15th day of September, 1927.J. LYON JOHNSTON,Chairman Licenses Reduction Board.

observedSi,:nrAit:i:1; 23, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2211VACANCINS THE PUBLIC S RVIC111.Department. Position. Salary. Date returnable.Premier's ...Treasury (Stste Savings Bank)MinesEducation ...Clerk, Inquiries (Tourist andMigration), FremantleManager (Midland Junction) ...Mining Registrar and Clerkof Courts, etc., Marble BarClerk, Shorthand-writing andTyping.£240-000 1st October, 1927.11300£360 1st October, 1927.E300£360 7th October, 1927.£150.£201 8th October, 1927.Applications arc called tinder Section 38 of 'The Public Service Act, 1904," and are to beaddi essed to the Public Service Commissioner, and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainablefrom the offices of the various Permanent Heads of Departments.0. HIGGINS,Deputy Public Service Commissioner.011ice of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 22nd September, 1927.11 18 Excellency the Governor in Executive Cotmell hasapproved of the fellowing a ppiOntiments:F.N. 2493.F. j. I Fuel i n to be Acting' Undervi man-. Chief St vii 's II ci vi meld, during thehsence id' .11. C. 'I' rel 110:: an on len ve:2 328/211.--E1niund Charles F: r'mobs: sect lop 2:4 of the 'itivv Service Act. 10 he;Haim: Clerk, Pia n Room. Lands and -.3ili'VeySOept., Plea", nt a Salary a p,r annum, as fromHi i J 11 ry, 1927.( semi, junior Assistant Archi-Works D. a a: ri mitt, to be Assistant Arelib1,1 I a salary of per annum, as from let .Tuly,1927.1-'1 Co. 2480: I 90/27,--G wyn Roy Indd(.11in Keetion r the Public Service Act, to beJunior Clerk, \\ 1 loniea Board, Treasury Derartment,at ;12 per annum, as from 7thFebruary, 1927.Ex, Co. 2486. R. P. lima au, Junior (Ilerk.tura]. Bank and 2 ,41 os. Assistams. 10 beJunior Clerk, '1,o() coo 'rown Law Pep:: 1:1 'tient, alhis present salary 1 S from 21rd 4, ugust, 1927.Co. 2557; " 191/27.---j. C. A. Maskiell,ssis lit,mai). )4,41 Department, tobe Cha K (Cooninn: .\ laaaRi. et c.), at a salaryof 11321 per a ninrn. rein 1011: A u2ust, 1927.Ex. 1%14.0. F:i;zob,11,'Id die F4nr% ive .,H, I e be uniorClerk. 111orilland wrii m 1 eiH ;overtime:iti-43, ore:, R ranch, 'Fre:n-443:y Department, :11. a salary of.c.96 per a num, a from '21-i; Februn 1927.A lid of the accept :the,' of the following resignations:- -Es. 11. 1100 e, Clerk, A nrieulturaln Tailustries Assistance Board, as front 30thMay,Ex, Cu, 2328.--B. R. 11,4, i H, Junior Clerk, State,Savings Bank, Treasury Department, as from 23rdSeptember, 1927.Ex. Co. 1995; 58.C.,50541::IT is Miro: ,y notitied, information, thatWednesday, 5th October, 192 , (Show Day), will beobserved as a Ptiblic Servicc holiday for the MetropolitanArea.2j59.TT is ilm'ehy no: i.Thursday, 29" ,1.1e101er,Public Sec vii lu I :11'ral orlil tiori, that7, will i as itdill.. C, CDeputy P11111 IC Service Commissioner.111:141:',P.11(15' '(('''.1 f I,aiils oil 1-Z0rveys,erth, 21st Seotemln r, 1927.11 Is ii'i' C:0\ entor iii ( mined. hasNI.'art us l'zddie i' lice latulziI Schedules bcdoNv for ille purposes'ii -,:.N.-- i'2o. 1961(1 (Hall site Country.\,40tiacioo).Lot No. .17. (ir. 1.5.sp.)(l'ino. 1,:oodioim Towosito.) 0,-ervo No 17619 (E,s)is hereby r(1duced.)2626/23.v orroR LA ((((,,Li. I'ii No. 19618(cry silo). Local ion o. '692 (in lieu of Ca rnanialiLot ). (5 a cris.) (1;in rain LTA). 7187.) ( Plan95/8)). C:41 ( II-serve No. 11s937 (Cemetery) is herebycancelled.2564, "T.A V01: t \Valyerining Soak). 4 19626 (Schoolsite).' The rkql 1,00/0011 hr- row n pointolle rThnin. o .11(51(er ccl Ic::en1)01';,; and ,xientilaii: "1110 11about 7(1) ibis :ron:: :14 ,,rOne-Chain I no; le \V: :Chow- 709 heneeNorth a nil F3:. p tis Thrtini). poim Als,n: 5 acres.)(Ph::: H, B2.) (Reserve 9448 (),Va tItet.:1.1:) is hereby reduced.)Es!' 1.1 :L 1.1 ( nalyup). ,ren; ion and11:111 area (hi' 1";':-:: Icy Hieboundnry of L(c41on jin7 11:':] 11s productionNortherly to the Soutinon side of 11 pv(posed oue-chainrood ; he North l,:' f proposed road a raeSa Id anda ono-clal1n road along H.,' South-Western 1)0:notary ofLocal ion 953; on the South-East by a on e-clmin roadalmn2: the North-Western boundaries of Dalyup A.A.Lot 31 and 32. (About 50 acres.) (Plan 423/80,133.)C. O. 1(1055 15,tinder Secretary for Lands.PERMANENT It ESERVES ACT, 1899,(4/ass/float-ion.Depar: mewC. & S. Curie.11E81 Ex-ellbmybeen pi a 4,1Ii,' \Val.. IA," (1101,11'Supply purl cti,71 ojo1l up TI;atficl.il Lands and S'.urv,,ys'14th (other, 1927.trailer'Al0:111(tti,',amid I has. Tulyupmist rict isIi holery for Lands,

2212 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,Perch, 21st September, 1927.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of I he Areas and Boundaries ofthe following Reserves being amended as described inthe Schedules below, for the purposes therein set forth;the Areas and Boundaries previously published in theGovernment Gazette being hereby cancelled:1233/91.BROOMEHILL.No. 1998 (Recreation). Lots 365and 366. (20a. 2r. 5p.) (Plan, Broomehill Townsite,Sheet 1.) (Reserve 1882, Lot 365 (Showground), ishereby cancelled.)5386/21.NUNGARIN.No. 17875 (Road Board purposes).Lots 47, 48, and 66. (3 roods.) (Plan, NungarinTownsite.) (Reserve 17876, Lot 66 (Water), is herebycancelled.)6208/24.NINGHAN (De-Eranning Hill).No. 18802 (Waterand Road access).Locatious Nos. 949 and 2394, andalso a strip of land, one chain wide, containing 2 acres2 roods 32 perches, leaving a surveyed road on theWestern boundary of Location 506 at a point 17 chains61.7 links from its South-West corner and extendingNorth-Easterly (as shown on Lands and Surveys Diagram50442) through said location to the North-Westcorner of Location 2394. (444a. Or. 27p.) (Plan 54/80, Dl.)2687/23.NELSON (Manjimup).No. 19552 (Racecourse).Bounded by lines starting from the South-East cornerof Location 6211 and extending Southward about 281Achains along the 11+ estern side of a one-chain ioad to itsintersection with the prolongation Easterly of the Northernside of Johnson Street (Manjinuip); thence Westabout 30 chains and North to the South-West corner ofLocation 6211; thence East to the starting point.(About 90 acres.) (Plans 439C/40, El, and ManjimupTownsite.)C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.THE CEMETERIES ACT, 1897.Appointment of Board--WinMeuter Cemetery.Department of Lauds and Surveys,Corr. 2626/23. Perth, l4tu Septeinuer, 1927.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint, under the provisions of theabove ict, the Carilainah mad Board as a Board tocontrol and manage the Winchester Public Cemetery,reserve 19618.Appointment of memberDwellingup Cemetery Board.L. & S. Corres. 4783/13.H18 Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under the provisions of theabove Act, Mr. Freuerick Sunderland as a member ofthe Dweilingup Cemetery Board, vice Mr. WilliamJarvis, resigned.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 139 of " The Land Act, 1698," for non-paymentof rent to 30th June, 1927:Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corr. No.Oates, Ernest, Boulder (1408), 4910/153 (2r. 4p.),El. 15s.; 2639/00.Oslingcon, George, Kimberley, 2065/98 (32,393 acres),X41 5s. Gd.; 2921/22.Francisco, H. R., North-West, 3602/96 (47,165 acres),£12; 5544/25.Pearce, W. F., Dardanup (10 and 11), 20/2075 (100a.3r. 5p.), i129 19s. Gd.; 3391/23.Smith, John, Dardanup (27), 20/2093 (65a. 3r. 31p.),i;35 12s. 5d.; 4079/23.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection ] 37a :Arvidson, A. E., Kalgoorlie (1001), 4574/153 (lr.),abandoned; 5819/00.Bourke, A. C., Kalgoorlie (1202), 5152/153 (lr.), abandoned;4448/00.Buck. Wm. (as administrator), Boulder (2378), 1018/21E (1r.), abandoned; 3150/03.Butler, E. M.. Boulder (559), 3336/153 (20p.), abandoned;13092/99.Clark, E. A.. Boulder (486), 5488/153 (20p.), abandoned:9592/99.Cotterill, M. J., Boulder (1231), 5107/153 (lr.), abandoned;916/01.Cox, F. S., Boulder (611), 21E/1269 (20p.), abandoned;696/99.Cunningham, Edward. Trafalgar (457), 21E/984 (1r.),abandoned; 5990/02.Faithful, James. Boulder (719), 21/687 (1r.), abandoned;1584P10.Flynn. Edward, Kalgoorlie (1205), 4855/153 (38p.),abandoned; 5138/00.Guy, A. E., Boulder (2340), 21E/1052 (36p.), abandoned;3467/08.Harding, Fanny, Kalgoorlie (2686), 3384/153 (1r.),abandoned; 6620/05.Herbert, M. A., Boulder (1334), 5056/153 (1r.), abandoned;8637/01,Hilton, A. H., Boulder (958), 4531/153 (1r. 16p.),abandoned; 3245/00.Morris, William, Kalgoorlie (3002), 652/41a (2r.),abandoned; 1696/15.McDonald, W. E., Kalgoorlie (1157), 514/88E (1r.),abandoned:, 5144/00.Neville, M. A., Parkeston (186), 338/153 (2r.), abandoned;6369/12.Openshaw, Samuel, Boulder (R700), 21/2890 (1r.),abandoned; 13370/01.Peart, Robert, Boulder (374), 21/489 (1r.), abandoned;6058/99.Pizer, Eli, Kalgoorlie (1613), 3599/153 (l.r.), abandoned;14057/05.Robinson, M. J.. Boulder (392), 21/3407 (25p.), abandoned:10320/99.Rogers, George, Boulder (1081), 4789/153 (Ir.), abandoned;9983/00.Ryan, M. C., Boulder (753), 21/2936 (1r.), abandoned;Waltham. 1 A. M., Boulder (992), 5009/153 (lr.), abandoned; 2-5101.Torpy, Elizabeth and T. J., Boulder (510), 4729/153(20p.), abandoned; 10016/99.Moffat, J. C., South-Wrst, 1136/41a (about 1,135 acres),abandoned; 5950,'08.Pierce, Tohn, Williams (10816 and 13229 (19939/68(541a. lr. 29p.), non-compliance with conditions;2001/25.Trigwell, Alfred, South-West, 3438/102 (1,816 acres),abandoned; 2051/09.Boocock, Percy, Avon (20776/7), 21105/68 (1,755a. 3r.7p.), non-compliance with conditions; 6797/25.Collard, James, Avon (16039), 19888/68 (761 acres),non-compliance with conditions; .5723/25.Collard, James, Avon (25597), 24860/74 (160 acres),non-compliance with conditions; 6266/25.Fisher, Claude Irwin, Avon (24519/20), 20843/68(504a. lr. 6p.), non-compliance with conditions;4180/26.Rychen, Paul, Fitzgerald (305), 42017/55 (840a. Or.18p.), non-complinace with conditions; 2851/26.Rychen, Paul, Fitzgerald (768), 25251/74 (160 acres),non-compliance with conditions; 4436/26.Ashwin, A. C., Eastern, 3270/97 (20,000 acres), abandoned;2813/24.Fisher, Thomas, Swan (3127), 19468/68 (341a. lr.22p.), non-compliance with conditions 4101/25.Knight, C. B., Avon (20420), 20986/68 (682 acres),abandoned; 4549/26.Knight, C. R., Avon (26009), 25281/74 (160 acres),abandoned; 5325/26.Sugden, H. and Goodwin, F. W. G., Avon (20458),21043/68 B., acres), abandoned; 4522/26.O'Grady, Michael, Mundaring (196), 7790/51 (2r.37p.), abandoned; 827/27.Martin, Cyril, Williams (9053), 12861/68 (156a. 2r.),abandoned; 5880/20.Parke, G. S., Wellington (3173), 12321/68 (175a. 2r.33p.), abandoned; 4831/19.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.1 n,r-cc'u, VAT-PVT CI 77TTE' W 2213ERRATUM NOTICE.Corres. 2192/27.IN a Proclamation apeearing in the Gazette of the 26thAugust last, page 1597, resuming certain lands for thepurpose of Gravel Reserve out of Conditional PurchaseLeaso 30214/55, in the second part of the schedulethereto for Conditional Purchase Lease 39214/55 read30214/55.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.WITHDRAWAL NOTICE.Kaianning Land Agency.Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 5430/24. Perth, 20th September, 1927.IT is notified, for general information, that EwlyamartupAgricultural Area Lot 11)6 is hereby withdrawn fromselection. (Plan 417D/40, 03.)C. G. MORRIS,Us fin- Secretary for Lands.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1927.GERALDTON LOCAL LAND DISTRICT.Victoria District (Wundi Estate).Corr. 2777/09. (Plan 166D/40, A3.)HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Councilhas been pleased to approve of that portion ofWundi Repurchased Estate Lot 9, as described hereunder,being excised from Reserve 12021 (Water) andthrown open for selection under Part V. of " The LandAct, 1598," and its amendments, and the provisionsof " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andits amendments on Wednesday, the 28th day of September,1927.Schedule.The area, containing 10 acres, being the Southernportion of Wundi Lot 9, bounded on the North by aline parallel to and at a distance of five chains from itsSouthern boundary. Subject to survey, classification,and pricing. Reserve 12021 (Water) is hereby reduced.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part X of "The Land Act, 1898."IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be available for general selection under Part X.of " The Land Act, ISM,' ' and its amendments, on andafter the date specified:-OPEN VEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1927.PERTH LAND AGENCY.North-West Division.Nardey District (near Mt. Florry).Cures. 1564/26. (Plan 93/300.)That portion of unsurveyed land, containing about24,000 acres, being the land excised from G. H. Parker'sPastoral Lease 3626/96.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th OCTOBER, 1927.SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division.Yilgarn District (46 miles North of Yelladine).Corres. 2066/27. (Plan 24/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about200,000 acres, starting from the North-West corner ofPastoral Lease 3483/97, thence North 1,250 chains,thence East 1,600 chains; the opposite sides being paralleland equal; being F. R. Mann's abandoned PastoralLease application.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1927KALGOORLIE LAND AGENCY.Eastern Division.Jilbadji District (about 11 miles North ofKara lee).Corr. 1483/27. (Plan 24/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about17.000 acres, bounded on the West by Pastoral Lease3484/97; on the &nth by a line running Eastward fromthe South-West corner of aforesaid lease about 380chains; on North and East by opposite, parallel, andequal lines: being K. & V. T. Cookson 's cancelled application.PERTH LAND AGENCY.Eucla Division.Mundrabilla District (near Eucla).Corr. 1057/23. (Plans 14 and 15/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about317,000 acres; being C. Hunter's forfeited PastoralLease No. 1165/95.Eastern Division.Nab bent District (near 388-Mile Post, Fabbit-proofFence).Corr. 6877/23. (Plan 60/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about64,000 acres; being A. G. P. Paterson's forfeited PastoralLease No. 3231/97.North-West Division.Ashburton District (about 7oin7)zie. miles South of Mt.Corr. 6887/20. (Plan 111/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about27,000 acres; being C. G. Meares' forfeited PastoralLease No. 3264/96.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lauds.LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby noCfied, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder " The Land Act, 1898," and its amendments, onand after the dates set out in the schedules.The areas marked "A" shall be open for selectionby the special classes of selectors hereinafter named inthe following order of preference:-(1) Under "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 1918," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.(2) Under " The Land Act, 1898," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the late(3)war.Under The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.(4) Under " The Land Act, 1898," by ordinaryselectors.(In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block withina Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease and conditionsof payment will be subject to re-adjustment inaccordance with the provisions of " The AgriculturalLands Purchase Act, 1909.")The areas marked "B" are not subject to such orderof preference.The areas marked thus are open under Part VI.Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

2214 t: )IT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 23, 192/.All applications lodged on or before setbe treated as having been received on the eloandif there are more appli.,.ants than one1,block the application to be granted will be (1ML'ricby the Land Board, except in canes where it is at ,aflydetermined by the order o 1 feence set out Moveunder " A.'' Should any lauds in imselected suchwill continue available until Jtppried Tor or otherwisedealt with.If a Land Board sittina becomes necessary, the applicantsfor the blocks will be duly notified of . the date,time, and place of the meeting of the Bo:, rd, and thereshall be an interval of at least three clays between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.If an applicant wishes to appear the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Ii cid. Office or tothe Clerk in Charge of any of the !Dist rici or BranchLand Offices for a certificate to the tr. Departmentwhich, on presentation at the nearest Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, a t. .cl.::.cursion Hates,to the place where the Board will sit, ava fable for sevendays from the date of issue.The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part 'VEIL must take the balancethereof, if any, under Conditional Purchase.The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of ;he valueof improvements, if an)!, and survey f ces, and landacquired by the Crown under The Agri-,l; aral LandsPurchase Act, 1900,'' or otherwise for se/l!-m pl) arereduced by one-half to Discharged A.I.F. only.SCHEDULE.NONORTH:Ai` B AGENCY.it ingkon strict.Corr. No. 7369/10.Open under Part V. (Plan 57/50,The laud contained within the ciosct: a, ,l p:issingthrough Ninghan Location 1164, at 15s. per acre. Thisland is available only to holders of land ii bulling thereon.The Crown Grant of this land will not be issuedbefore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 28th SEPTE 7ALBANY LAND AG ENC .Torbay N.J. District (11/, miles South of Torbay).Corr. No. 7842/22.Open under Parts V., VI., and. VIII. (Plan 457A/40,Bl, Torbay A.A.)Lot No. 70, containing 43 acres 1 rood 27 perches,at £4 1..Ss. 6d. per acre ; classification page 82 of12218/00; being M. A. Piggott 's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 16379/68. Available only to applicants whodo not already hold more than 10 acres of swamp land,and subject to the following conditions :(a) Not more than one block will be granted to anyone applicant.(h) The Government reserves the right for its agentsto enter upon any lot for the purpose of constructingand maintaining drains free of compensation, and controllingthe use of the water either for irrigation ordrainage.(c) Each successful applicant, 1 3 issue of approval,will In' required to sign a -O,dn for a DrainageBoard.(d) The Government will not be responsible for theconstruction of occupation crossings over drains whererequired by the selectors.(e) Drain reserves within selected blocks must befenced on both sides by the selector if required by theG overnment.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.icR//Avon District (about 12 miles East of him)Corr. No. 1544/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 315/80,C4.)The area, e bout. 1,300 acres, bounded bylines starti; o 011-West corner of location23993 and extcudil N orth about 50 chains along theWe. :.ern bound a ry of said location; thence West to thebotimiaiy of Location 23941; thence Southii In , 50 ,h iins along said boundary to the Northernoat-cHin road; thence South-East to the Westela 1)(',11(11Q of Location 23936 at its intersection withth 0, Go I a side of a one-chain road passing throughthence North and East along the Westrth boundaries of Location 23936 to its North-: e riter; thence North to the South boundary of. Den 23903; thence West to the starting point.to survey, classification, and pricing, and to the:m-1 of the prescribed cost of survey, if consideredy by the Lands Department.ESPERANCE LAND AGENCY.4(B.,3Fitzgerald District (101/2 mites East of lied Lake)Corr. No 7042/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,Id-h)Luca :ion (127, containing 879 acres 3 roods 24 perches,6(1. per acre; classification page 29, 3760/23;In the conditions governing Agricultural Bankas may be granted; being G. E. Stephens'cancelled application.Fitzgerald District (12 miles East of lied La/cc)Corr. No. 1770/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,E4.)Locations 630 and S63, containing 993 acres 0 roods,., perches, at 9s. per acre; classification page 32,3700/23; subject to the conditions governing Agricultural!lank advance as may be granted; being J. E.kings forfeited C.P. 41976/55 and H.F. 25208/74.ii B.33Fitc:gerald District (12 miles West of Red Lake).Corr. No. 1083/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,A4.)Locations 642 and 840, containing 976 acres 0 roods.14 perches, at Os. per acre; classification page 44,37130/23; Agricultural Bank assistance doubtful; beingG. Clappinson's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease41826/55 and Homestead Farm 25041/74.Fitaverald District,B.33(121/2 miles East of Dowak).Corr. No. 1462/27.Op, limier Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 392/80,I, L.)itt 555, containing 1,000 acres 0 roods 9a I 8s. 6(1. per acre; classification page 3,subject to the conditions governing AgriculillI lank advances as may be granted; being 0.all's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 42294/55.4/(-1:,7 slxict (12 miles East of Crass Patch).,, r. No. 21178/27.mid-. Parts V., 'VI., and VIII. (Plan 402/80,Ni, Esperance, Sheet 13.)Location 51-5, containing 987 acres 0 roods 9 perches,at 8s. per acre; classification page 13, 7631/22; subjectso conditions governing Agricultural Bank advances asnary be granted; being S. B. Walker's cancelled application.GERA.L.DTON' LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (seven. miles East of Perenjori).Corr. No. 6579/20.Open untie, s Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 121/80,A 3.)Location 7264, containing 2,951 acres 1 rood 15perches, at Sc'. per acre; classification page 5 of 6579/26;subject to pastoral lessee's claim for improvements;being E. W. Jolly's cancelled application.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.2215NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (OX, miles South of Booraan).Corr. No. 1 l37/26.Open under Pari,-. V., VI., and VITT. (Plan 24/80,112.)231)2:) ;2714 2233], containing, 1,056 acres 3reoils pecchi, Ts. fid. -pei; acre; classilicatinn page16, 56;45/22; -tiliii;c1 lo rocilitiou that the Goldfields'W:i;or Supplyor anylinily authorisedIc ;hem. shall have the right to remove timberfrom the 1 0 without ii.iyinimt at any thee, :ie.(1 thatthe holder of the Nook shall not he permithM to sellthe timber but have the right to kill or rear samefor the purpose or preparing file land for cultivation orgra,:ing, or in any other dici,ciion rendered necessnry1,.it-inlatc farming operniiiiic.; tieing '1'. lioneyforfeileil Conditional Purchnis.; aml liumestendFarm 25037/74.(CB:,Nnuiluo ii Dintric, (near Kokardine Soak).Corr. No. 129t/20,Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 50/89,Al.)Locations 1545, 17,46, and containing 2,633 acres,at Os. 150. per acre; classificrition page, !1, 45, and 52,6268/20, Vol. 1; tieing W. Midden is .forfeited C.P.'20224/08.110e 1)C;2 miles East of Narembeen)!m:[' :r Hirt-., V., VI., and VTII. (Plans 5/80,ni 211. ,Iltaining 0101 acres 1 rood 24 perches,at Ilk. per .; classification page 44 of 2178/22; subel11'. of oNisting improvements; beingIA. Ermine"- is C.P. 41656/55./Iran Dist (cipht miles South. of York).Corr. No. 79 95/2 0.Ouvii under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 2(1/40,1/4.)Loc::tion 11003, emit:lining 160 acres; subject to cla-Icing M. Ryan's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 13232/08.PERTH LAND AGENCY.Swan District (12 miles West of illuchea).Corr. Nei, 5009/25.Open under Parts Ar., VI., and VIII. (Plan 28/80,Locations 2703 and 2098, containing 666 acres 2 roods,. s. per i.icre; classification pages 5 and 4 of 5009/25;Christie and Ivin is forfeited Conditional Purchase.11581/55.PERTH LAND AGENCY.COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICTPEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate East of Balmarup).(Plan Peel Estate.)Available for General Selection.Corres. 7150/23.Und.er Part V., Section 55, of "The Land Act, 1898," as modified by "The AgriculturalAct, 1909," and Section 10 of "The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."Lands PurchaseLotNo.667689Arca,r. p.39 1 1199 0 8Price peracre.s. d.9 15 02 2 0Purchasemoney.£ s. d.383 7 2208 0 2Plus firsthalf year's4)1.0/(itcapitalisedat S percent, perannum.To Returned Soldiers.Ball-yearly InstalmentNextyearsonly at6 percent, perannum.Balance 25years andinterest at6 per cent.per annum.s d. £ 9. d. C s. U.591 17 2 11 16 11 15 7 0214 5 0 6 8 7 8 6 7Ex*ImPuialSoldiers.half-yearly Instalment.Over 30 years, Over 30 years,including including Ininterestat 6 Wrest at 6per cent per cent, perper annum, annum.£s.d.s d13 17 1 11 10 07104 7 5 11AgriculturalBank Indebtedness.s. d.Improvements.TotalHalf-yearly incharge,stalment overincluding 25 years,capitalised at 61 perinterest. cent, perannum.s. d.122 16 8s. d.5 0 0Subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and the conditions governing selection in this Estate ; being A. Dunlop andG. C. Sham's forfeited Conditional Purchase 20/2130 and 20/1793.SOUTHERN ('ROSS LAND AGENCY.Iityarn District (51,,!2 miles North of Burracoppin).Corr. No. 3358/26.Open under Parts V., 'VL, and VIII. (Plan 35/80,C4.)Location 132, containing 1,430 acres 1 rood 19perches, at 5s. 30. per acre; classification page 6 of3358/20; subject to mining comlitimis; being P. G.O'Leary's forfeited Conditional Purchase 20745/68.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 5th OCTOBER, 1927.BEVERLEY LAND AGENCY.B.71Avon District (about 4'/, miles East of South/17l711111 171111).011c/ unilor ., VI., mid VIII. (Plan 345/80,& C 2.);11,0tit1,0! acre-;Irma _''h 1],00 :he'iii (Ii ' l'iiiiuthi1(in chains, oillie 7- (lit'! ;Indicallel and equal linosto sur.ey, cli:-sidioit'eit, and pricing; being J.1Vitt'E abandoned application.Ill PA L llTuNr LAND AGENCY.4.B.,,Victoria /)ii-,iii'/ (10 laitcs .North-East of Bunja).(jury. Yo.(.111011 under Parts V., VI., and. VII1. (Plan 96/80,.112.1Vlint portion of unsurveyed land., containing about850 acres, boumied on the East by Locations 7773, 7777,and 5886, on II, North by 'Location 5886, on the WestSmeation 'ii94, and on the South by Locations 8659and 84SS; heing the i'urea rendered vacant by the amend:went of A. E. I ;oyd's and S. 'W. Trundle 's application.Co(,)11t)ll''ILocittionsroods 4 perch :.of 2119/20;Hon 7811 ;subject to HieCPastoral Lea:,eJ.(B.,1(,;(mitt 12 shins East of Percujori).'., and VIII. (['1:171 121/80,1274, containing 1,315 acres 0I''. Gil. per acre; classification page 9is Homestead Earns portion of Loca-. N. 'Elliott's cancelled applications;conditions applying to selection within

2216 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMB 23, 1927.KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kojonup District.Corr. No. 778/18.Open under Part V. (Plan 408/80, D4.)The land 'referred to below is hereby withdrawn fromselection and will he again open on the above date.The land contained within the closed road passingalong portion of the 'West boundary of Location 2663,at 15s. per acre. Tlds land is available only to theholders of land abutting thereon. The Crown Grantof this land will not be issued before those of the adjoiningblocks in the same names.NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.crBiyvait District (near Coates Siding).Corr. No. :3920/96.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 2A/40, Al.)Location 25037, containing 6 acres 1 rood 16perches, at £1 5s. per acre ; Location 25088, containing5 acres, at ;El 10s. per acre; and Location 25089,, containing5 acres 3 roods 28 perches, at £1 10s. per acre.(Reserve 3718 (Recreation) is hereby reduced.)Ninghan District, (21 miles North of Mandiga).Corr. No. 2075/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80,A3.)Location 1332, containing 990 acres, at 8s. 3d. peracre; classification page 53 of 9152/12. The Governmentdoes not guarantee Agricultural Bank advances orthe construction of a railway line to serve this land;being James Lea 's forfeited Conditional Purchase20526/68.13.Avon District (135,4 miles South-East of Y elbeni).Corr. No. 2478/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 34/80,134.`Location 18382, containing 527 acres 2 roods 14perches, at 10s. per acre; classification page 6 of2478/25; being A. J. Lynch's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 41461/55.Victoria District (1Y, miles West of Buntine).Corr. No. 3473/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 89/80,Bl.)Location 5292, containing 1,000 acres, at 8s. 6d. peracre; classification page 3 of 2826/12; and Location.5295, containing 1,189 acres, at 6s. 6d. per acre ; classification- age 4 of 2826/12; being H. A. Southgate 'sforfeited Conditional Purchases 20859/68 and 20402/68.ciNing Ilan District (32 miles North of Koorda).Corr. No. 6792/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 65/80,P2.1Location 1258, containing 998 acres, at 7s. per acre;classification page, 62 of 9152/12; and Location 1307,containing, 997 acres, et fis. 6d. per acre; classificationpage 70 of 9152 /12 ; being N. A. Gillon is forfeitedConditional Purchase 20709/68.PERTH LAND AGENCY.COCNBURN SOUND DISTRICT PEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate WellardPlan, Peel Estate).Available for General Selection.Corres. 164 /27.Under Part V., Section 55, of " Land Act, 1898," as modiiied by " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andSection 10 of The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."LotNo.556265Area.r. p.86 1 831 2 2972 1 11Price peracre.s. d.1-2 2 6PurchaseMoney.s. d.404 7 9To Returned Soldiers.m pedalSoldiers.Civilians.s. d.416 10 5s. d.12 9 11£ s. d-16 3 10s. d.14 12 414 3 9Plus first Half-yearly Half-yearlyHalf-vearlyhalf year's instal moot, instalment, Half- yearly in- insea.itnentst,alm'erit overinterest next balance 25 30 years, inover30capitalised years years, andyears, includinterestMuding interestat 6 per rent nnly at 6ing interestper annum. per cent. at 6 per cent. 'perper annum. per 3111111M annum. at 6 per cent.per annum.AgriculturallutiikIndebtedness.s. d. s. d.Totalcharge,includingapitalisedinterest.ImprovementsHalf-yearly instalmentover 25 years,at 6i per cent,per annum.s. d. s. d.Subject to the conditions governing selections in tl is Estate, and subject to t e Aerie iltural Bank encumbrances ;being M. Church's forfeited Conditional Purchase 20, 2251." B."COCKBURN SOUND DISTRICTPEEL REPURCHASED ESTATE (situate BalmanupPlan, Peel Estate).Available for General Selection.Corres. 6074/23.Under Part V., Section 55, of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," andSection 10 of The Discharged Soldiers' Settlement Act, 1918."To Returned Soldiers.Ex -ImperialSoldiers.Civilians.Improvements.LotNo.Area,Price peracre.Purchasemoney.Plus firsthalf year'sinterestcapitalisedat 0 percent. perannum.Half- yearly Instalment.Next .iiyears onlyat 6 percent. perannum.Bat:thee 25years andi merest at0 per cent,per MI1111111Half-yearly instalment.Over 30 years,includingi merest at 6oer cent. perannum.Over 30 years,includinginterest at 6per cent. perannum.AgriculturalBank Indebiedness,Total charge,includingcapital isedinterest.Half-yearlyinstalmentover 25 years,at 0 per eery,per annum.104a. r. p.126 0 32£ s. d.2 0 0£ s. d.252 8 0£ s. d.259 19 5£ s. d.7 16 0£ s. d.10 2 1£ s. (.1.9 2 5s. d.8 17 1£ s. d. £ s. d.198 17 112 s. d.7 19 0Subjectto the conditions governing selection in this Estate and to the Agricultural Bank indebtedness.Lot 685 : being F. W. Atkinson's Conditional Purchase 20/2119.To be selected with

SEPT1IMBER 23, 1927.] GOVF,R NT VENT GA 7,F,T TF,. W. A . 2217PERTH LAND AGENCY.Coo ?up Agricultural Area District (near South-WestPinjarra).Corr. No. 3489/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 380A/40,133.)Location 196, containing 197 acres 1 rood. at 88. peracre ; Location 263, containing about 2 acres, at 10s.per acre; and Location 205, containing 160 acres ; subjectto pricing. Subject to the right of the Governmentto enter upon the land for the purpose of constructingand maintaining drains, free of compensation.RAVENSTHORPE LAND AGENCY.B.Olffeld District (71/2 miles North-Wcst of Ravensthorpe).Corr. No. 5422/26.O en under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 405/80,D4, 420/SO, DJ.)Locations 322 and 390, containing 1,000 acres 1 rood6 perches, at 7s. 3d. per acre; classification page 14,2114/23; subject to mining conditions; being N. W.Paine 's forfeited C.P. Lease 21214/68 and HomesteadFarm 25354/74.SOUTHERN CROSS LAND AGENCY.Yilgarn District (about 28 miles East of Lake Brown).Corr, No. 4115/27.Open under Parts V. and VI. (Plan Gcelakin, Sheet2.)Location 394, containing 2,441 acres 2 roods .7perches, at Cs. 3d. per acre; classification page 25 of981/26; subject to mining condlitions.OPEN WEDNESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1927BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.ttB.,2Nelson District .(ncar Kulikap).Corr. No. 7629/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 415C/40,D4.)Locations 12544 and 2545, containing 287 acres each;suhj"ct to survey and pricing. To be made availablein two (2) locations, situated North and South of theRailway Ressr-e, respectively.tRescrve 11101 (excepted from sale) is hereby reduced.Previous notice resi.eci in g Location 2545, appearingin the Covcrnmt.nt Ito of 4th June, 1920(page 1083), is hereby cancelled.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.WELLINGTON. DISTRICTUPPER CAP EL, REP URCJRASED ESTATE (situate near Kirup)Plan :414A/40, and Upper (impel.Available for General Selection.Corms. 7146 /21.Under Part V., Section 55. of " The Land Act, 1898," as modified by The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909,"and Section 10 of The Discharged Soldiers Settlement Act, 19th."To Returned Soldiers.Ex-ImperialSoldiers.Civilians.Improvements.No.Area.Priceperacre.PurchaseMoney.Plus iirsthalf year'sinterestcapitalisedat II percent. perHalt-yearly Instalment.NeXtfour-atid-anal(yearsonly at6 per ceut.per anniiin.Half-yearly Instalment.1331311"25 yearsver 3U years/Over 30 yearsiiiewingItill interestincludingat interest at interest atper.per cent. 6 per cent.cent. peraaintal. per annum. per tutu urn.AgriculturalBan ItindebtednessTotalchargeincludingcapitalisedinterest.Half-yearlyinstalmentover 25years, atGI [WI vent.per annum.2544a. r. p153 3 16£ s. d.7 1 6£ S. d.1,083 0 10£ s. d.1,121 3 0£ S. d.33 12 0£ s. d.43 11 7s. d.39 6 10£ s. d.38 3 9s.384 6 2s. d. s. d.Being I. Guthrie's cancelled Lease 20/1914/55.GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.,ranVictoria District (about 12 miles East of Nanson).Corr. No. 2105/25.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 157B/40,E2.)Location 4588, containing 600 acres, at 4s. 3d. peracre; classification page 15 of 4371/09; being M. A.Rhodes' forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease 19138/68.Victoria District (about nine miles South-West ofArrino).Corr. No. 9058/19.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 123/80,D4, 94/80, D1.)Location 6654, containing S66 acres 2 roods 29perches, at 4s. 3d. per acre; classification page 7 of9058/19; being J. R. Sheppard's forfeited ConditionalPurchase 12660/68.KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kent District (about one mile East of Chinokup).Corr. No. 1274/27.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 407/SO,B.C. 4, 418/80, B & C 1.)Location 991, containing about 1,000 acres; subjectto survey, classification, and pricing, and payment ofsurvey fee (£25 10s.) with application; being S. E.Adams' cancelled application.NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District.Corr. No. 3868/18.Open under Part V. (Plan 33C/40, E.F 3.)The land contained within the closed road passingalong part of the West, the North, and the Easternboundary of Avon Location 12037, together with theand contained within the closed road passing alongpart of the South boundary of Location 10380, the Westand South boundaries of Location 433, and throughLocations 10381 and 14956, at £1 per acre. This landis available only to holders of land abutting thereon.The Cu-own Grants of these lands will not he issuedbefore those of adjoining blocks in the same name.rcRiyAvon District (about six miles South of Burracoppin).Corr. No. 2188/26.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 24/80,('2.)Locations 20762 and 25660, containing 1,220 acres 2roods 24 perches, at 6s. 6d. per acre ; classification page09 of 8295/13, Vol. ; 25 60 is Homestead Farm portionof Location 20762; being Ti. Barton's cancelledLeases 20S18/68 and 25230/74.

SEPTEILBEI? 23, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2219NEW TOWNSITE.Dwarda-Narrogin 11ailway"Mooterdine."Department of Lands and Surveys,Corr. 11-.184/26. Perth, 14th 1.']]p)).,]mber, 1927.IITS Excellency the Covello)]. in Ex.s.).H.e Council hasbeen pleased to apprwe of The area descrilssl hereunderbeing classified av sulairl4 " and setapart to form ft '1. 1 f:er I)) he -town anddistinguished as "Ilhe area bounded by lines startjug at a point situated179deg. 531)1111. 725 links front the Vest corner ofWilliam, Location 7906 and extending 89deg. 57min.1505).1 links; thence 359deg. 58min. 725 links to theSouthern boundary of ;.1 one-chain road; )11).ms. 8911eg.571ffin. 1111010 Southern side of said 10011 !I97.1 links;tIwnr, I. olio. 798.501I8.5 :Ink,. to mw ;thnrc southel alon]r the(as survey,s4 and 5hol11) ])e 1..)1 ' sni]115) to the ILA' pr,int. ;',79 , F,4.)C. G. -.\10',IRI;';,11-1ffier Secretary for LandLOTS 01'1-4\I- FOR SALE.Deport-went of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 21st September, 1927.IT is hereby notified, for information, that theitioned ha, are 1111W open for sale, under tlwspecified. by pub as provided by(I Act, 1898,l the following upset prices:A pplicatioas to be lodged at .Thenbary.11302/97, Vol. 4.ALLANSON (Town), *46 (1r.).59 (39.8p.), £12 each. *Subject to the payment in c:ishto the Government of the Value of improvements (22110),at the sale, on the fall of the hammer, if purchased. byother than the owner of same.2697/99.DRAK I-ISBROOK (Town), 230 (14-. 28p.),£10. (Reserve 6911 is hereby cancelled.)Applications to be lodged at Katanning.6744/98.IATANNING (Town), 912 (3r. 24.7p.),£125. Subject to the payment of £850 for improvementsto the Government at the sale, on the fall of thehammer; or by 10 per t. deposit and four equalquarterly instalments, .]).1)). interest at 6 per cent.per annum. Previous not), this lot is herebycancelled.Plans showing the a I-range:nen] of the lots ref;111.1 HOW nin:thnlhio at this ((Id,: truid the offices ofs Government Land_ .'C. CI,17li0er seerelar..- .for Lands.flOVERNM.ENT LAND SALES.'11 1E midermentioned allotments of land will be offeredsale at Public Auction on the dates and at theTilled below:13113IDGETOWN.I2/d October, 1927, mt 12 710011, at the District Lands()fiveNrortItelitTe----Town, 68, 39.1.n., £45; 98, la. 3r. 31p.,£15.-Manjimup---Town, 285, lt., 30$, lr. 2p., £21(;1 :11.11,DTON".'0; 01- iabcr,,1927, 3.15 -amt.., at thc District (111,18onTown, 1127, 50a., £850. Suburban forion, *827,. S28, 3a. 2r. each, £40 each.(Sub jeet payment of -£250 -for improvements.)CoOrow.HSuburban -for Ctiltivation, *77, 5a. 2r. 25p£30.NORTHA1\4.13(10 October, 1927, at 11.30 a.m., at the District LanusOfficcYork--Town, 298, la. lr. Dip., £20.BalliduSublii-ban for Cultivation, *69, 5a., £1.1;l'74, 5a., 1.:12; '67, 5a., £10.Koorffil__ToAsn,. 19; Jr. 2p., £20,adPERTH.14t Octobcr, 1927, at 11 a.911,., at the Lands and SureysOfficeDottlat InTown,Olen i'orrest Snborban for Cnittvation, 69,21]. 27p., 1144. Town, 140,Kalaniunda'1'o«n, 318, 2r. 17.8p., £30.flag-II:diTown, 49, 24.411., £50; 24.4p., £50;51, 24.4p., £50.lieyslirookTown, 37, Sr., £10.WatherooTown, 20, lr., £12.ERREDI N.191/t ( iod.).1], 1927, at 4 p.nt. at the Court house, Merre--ArarrtdinTown, 314,1r. £20; 432, lr. 10.4p.,Car ; .517, r. I. I r. 2.7p., £25; 588,ir. 3.1 p. V.-..91; *89, Ir. ). l:20; 590, lr. 3.5p.,.220; .591. r. 51)., 120; .592, Ir. 3.5p., £20;5911 k:20 (i II, Ir. 2.71.5., £22; 618,tr. 2. 1:2, r. ; 613, lr. 3.5p.,.II18; 1.16 p., £18; 617, lt. 3.5p., 218.HO).£10; 511, la. Or. 16.21'1.,16.2p., 210; 513, 111. Or. 16.2p.,£10; 0, 111. Or, 16.2p., £10.BurracoppiuSububan for Cultivation, *104, 5a.,£20.*Suburban for collivalion.purchaser will let VI' the option of tak.ing, in lieuof a grant of the 1*s, simple, a lease under the Reg,ulatiousat the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 ,vears, on payment of a premium.(,(pial to the amount of his hid in excess of the upsetprice.All inon the land offered for sale are therotivn, ;Ind shall be paid for as theose valuation shall he final andrticulars of these sales may lieid sold to a depth of 200 feet'e, except in milling districts,th of 40 feet only.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.TftE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.ElIEAS Andrew Knox Thomson, being owner0 1 1111 ()Vol' Or along which the malermentic led road inthe 111100KTON Road District passes, has applied tothe Itrookton Road Board to close the said road, whichis more particularly described hereunder, that is to4693/11.B. 330.That portion of Road No. 4678 along theSouth boundaries of. Avon Locations 1006)5 and 14616;from Rood No. 2850 at the South-West corner of theformer location, to a surveyed road at the South-Eastcorner of Location 1461(1 .aforesaid. (Plan 343B/40,E2.)V'llElIEAS the Minister for Lands, being the owner of0111 ov/9. or along wliich the undcrtncntionetl road inRoad District passes, hasappii)))1 to the Percujori-Morowa Road Board to closethe said road, which is 111010 particularly described hereunder,that is to say:--13308/08.P. 101.That portion of Road No. 3364 passingthrough Victoria Location 7803 from its South, boundaryto a surveyed road extending North-Eastward andSouth-Westward through the said location. (Plan .122/.80, Fl.)WISEREAS R. T. and . Al'. Patterson, being the ownersof land over or along which the uudernlentioned road inthe WOODA.NILLINC Tend District passes, have appliedto the Woodanilling Pond Board to close the saidclad, which is more particularly deScribed- hereunder,that is to s v:5205/26.W. 389.The surveyed road along the North boundariesof Williams Locations 1043 and 10804 from asurveyed rood at the North-East corner of the formerlocation to ]he North-East corner of LoCation .12408.(Plait 4081)/40,,AS.)

2220 WIVE NMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.WHEREAS A. E. Wise and E. R. Bell, being theowners of land over or along which the undermentionedroad in the WOODANILLING Road District passts,have applied to the Woodanilling Road Board to closethe said road, which is more particularly described hereunder,that is to say: -4648/06.W. 391.That portion of Road No. 2932 throughKatanning Agricultural Area Lots 148, 147, and 141,and along part of the Western boundary of Lot 125from a surveyed road at the Northern corner of thefirst-mentioned lot to a surveyed road at the South-Western corner of said Lot 125. (Plan 416B/40, FL)WHEREAS Duncan Baxter, being the owner of landover or along which the undermentioned roads in theWOODANILLING Road District pass, has applied tothe Woodanilling Road Board to close the said roads,which are more particularly described -hereunder, thatis to say:1102/26.W. 394.The surveyed road along the North-Westernboundary of Kojonup Location 2069; from a surveyedroad opposite the South-East corner of Location 1555to Road No. 7745 at a North-West corner of said location2069.Also the surveyed road almitg the South boundary ofLocation 2070; from a surveyed road at its South-Westcorner, to a surveyed road at its South-East corner.(Plan 409C/40, E4.)WHEREAS V. T. Thurstun, Frederick Garn, and G. A.Dunkley, being the owners of land over or along whichthe undermentioned roads in the WYALKATCHEMRoad District pass, have ap-lied to the WyalkatchentRoad Board to close the said roads, which are moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:247/23.W. 395.That portion of Road No. 6885 along theEast boundary of Avon Location 9598 and part of theEast boundary of Location 9597; from the North-Eastcorner of the former location, to one chain North ofthe South-West corner of Location 12815.AD.° the sxrveved road along the North boundariesof T °cations 13407, 9599, and 9598, part of the Westand the North boundary of Location 20472, the Northboundary of Location 17907, and the Easternmost bonndaryof Location 17424; from Road No. 3944 at theNorth-West corner of Location 13467, to Road No. 4992at the North-East corner of Location 17424. Plans33C/40, D3, 33B/40, 1-12.)And whereas such aprlications have been duly publishedin the Government Gazette:And whereas the said Boards have assented to thesaid applications:And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said assents:It is hereby notified that the said roads are closed.Dated this 23rd day of September, 1927.C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS the UPPER CHAPMAN Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atNanson on or about the 2nd day of May, 1927, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that isto say: -8267/01.No. 172: Widening of part of.A triangular portionof land, being parts of Victoria Location 1455 andNarra Tarra Estate Lot 23, bounded by lines commencingon the Southern side of the present road in the saidLocation, 3 chains 78.5 links from its East boundary,and extending (as shown Diagram 52104) 69 degrees 29minutes' 4 chains, 89 degrees 4 minutes 4 chains; thence259 degrees 16 minutes 7 chains 88 4 links to the startingpoint. (Plan ].57D/40, B4.)WHEREAS the ARMADALE-KELMSCOTT RoadBoard, by resolution passed at a meeting of the Boardheld at Armadale on or about the 11th clay of December,1926. resolved to open th-e toad hereinafter described,that is to say:4365/12.No. 2586: Deviation of part of.A strip of land, onechain wide, leaving the present road on the East boun-Clary of Canning Location 411 3 chains 64.5 links fromits South-East corner, and extending (as shown Diagram52009) Westward through the ,aid location to rejointhe old road on its South boundary. (Plan 341B/40, El.)WHEREAS the UPPER CHAPMAN Road Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the Board held atNanson on or about the 5th day of October, 1926, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:12881/l0No. 4082: Deviation of port of. -A strip of land, onechain wide, its South-Eastern side leaving the East sideof the pr,R.I.t toad on the West boundary of VictoriaLocation 2785 16 chains 59.8 links from its North -Westcorner, and extending North-Eastward and East (asshown Diagram 52106) through Locations 2785 and837 and Mau -1-. Erin Estate Lot 88 to rejoin the South-Western side of the old road on the Northernmost boundaryof said Lot 88. (Plan 157B/40, D2.)WHEREAS the KATANNING Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board held at Katanningon or about the 20th day of April, 1926, resolvedto open the roads hereinafter described, that is tosay9-4/23.No. 7657 (Baker Street).A strip of land, one chainwide (widening at its junctions with Roads Nos. 3054(Doping Street) and 7376 (Taylor Street), leavingRoad No. 3054 at the Eastern corner of Katanning Lot10c and extendine. South-Westward (as shown Diagram51192) along the South- Eastern boundaries of Lots 10c,9c, 8c, 7e, 6c, 5e, 204, 3e, and 205 and the Southernboundary of Lot 206 to Road No. 7376 (Taylor Street)at the Southern corner of the last-mentioned lot.No. 7658 (Thomson Street).A strip of land, onechain wide (widening at its junctions with Roads Nos.3054 (Doping Street) and 7645 (Dore Street), leavingRoad No. 3054 at the Northern corner of Lot 81) andextending South - Westward (as shown Diagram 51192)along the North-Western boundaries of Lots 80, 7D,6D, 5D, Reserve 17983, and Lot 2D to Road No. 7645(Dore Street) at the Western corner of the last-mentionedlot. (Plan Katanning.)WHEREAS the DALWALLINU Road Board. by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board held at Dalwallinuon or about the 21st clay of June, 1927, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:3457/20.No. 7735: Deviation of part of.A strip of land, onechain wide, its Wertetm side leaving the North side ofthe present road en the Smith boundary of NinthanLocation 2317, 52 chains 59.1 links from its South -Westcorner, and extending. (as shown Diagram 50438) throughLocation 1876, 202 degrees 28 minutes 10 chains 25.1links, 255 degrees 35 minutes 25 chains 95.5 links;thence 282 degrees 1 minute 24 chains 8.6 links to theboundary of Location 1870 aforesaid. (Plan65/80, B2.)WHEREAS the LAKE GRACE Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting, of the Board held at LakeGrace on or about the 140 day of July, 1927, resolvedto oeen the road hereinafter described, that is to say:764'1'2nNo. 7743: Deviation of part of.A strip of land,one chain wide. its Southern side leaving the South-Eastern side of the present road on the North-Westernboundary of Roe Location 672, 25 chains 23.3 links fromits Northern corner, and extending (as shown Diagram51023) Earth, or,1 and North-Eastward through the saidlocation to the Westernmost boundary of Location 786;thence North along part of the Westernmost boundaryof the latter location to a North-West corner of same.(Plan 388/80, A2.)WHEREAS the KATANNING Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board held at Katanningon or about the 22nd day of March. 1926, resolvedto open the road hereinafter described, that is to say: -5642/19.No. 7749: Deviation of part of.A strin of land,one chain wide, leaving the present road at the Smith-East corner of Kojonup Location 3310, and extendingNorth and West (as shown Diagram 51195) along theEast and North boundaries of the said location to rejointhe old road at its North-West corner. (Plan417A/40, B2.)

SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.1w T E l the wy-AL-re:ATc-FT-MT Bead Board, byreivoluli,m on 'it a re Inc if 11-anl, held atWyallmtchem on or ;Wool ihe ty or .lanuary,1927, rosoleial to open tho road lieroim; ec described,that is to say:265/27.No. 7751.A strip id. VW chain wile, leaving, asurveyed read I 11 etli .Vc,f corner of CowcowingA.A. Lot 180, and o 1 cc iimit (.1s shown Diagram50712) along, the :\ o leintoiacy of the said lot toRoad No. 5440 at it, North -Fast C0111(31% (Plan 33B/40, EL)WHEREAS the OORRIGIN Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a niectini,-. of the Board, held at Corrigin oicor about the 13:11 day of July, 1927, resolved to openthe road hereinafter described, that is to say:5709125,No. 7752; Deviation of part of.A strip of land onechain wide. leaving the present road at its inimisectionwith the East boundary of Avon Location 111118, andextending as surveyed South and West alone- part ofthe East boundary of and through said Location 14348and along pi' '-I ef the Smith boundary of Location 5348to rejoin the ela, road. (Plan 343('/40, Fl.)WHEREAS tic, 111111 1,iTON Road Board, by resolutionpassed at iimol ilia- of the Board, held at Brooktonon or about the 7th dm,: of Jame, 1927, resolved to openthe road hereinafter deecribed, that is to say:--11404/06.No, 7754: :Omani ion or part of.A ship of land, onechain wide, it, ielh Wiistern side leaving the Northside of the pr in Brookton Lot 337, 6 chains41 1 links Irmo Om Southern corner of Avon Location1633, and extend:mg- (as shown Diagram 51414) North-Eastward thTemeli 'in said lot to rejoin the North-Western sin" of the old rood on the Sou'h-Eastern boundaryof Reserve 28'-`4. (Plan Brookton.)WHEREAS the GNOWANGERUP ll'ood Board, byre'olution passed at a meeting of the Picyal, held atOnowangerup on or about the 12th day of April. 1927,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:1952/27.No. 7753: of n,rt of strip of land, onechain wide Pawing the I, rt ('it read at the South-Westerncorner el Tim-lion 7291, ;ind extendingNorthward Cirough Be, lorn.Hon to its East boundaryabout 6 chain. from its Soath-Fast corner; thenceNorth awl \vest along part of the Fast and the Northboundary of I omit 'or 7291 nforc.snid to rejoin the oldroad at its North-West on:, corner. (Plan 418/80, 134.)-WHEREAS the (311EENMOUNT Rood Board, byresolution passed at a meeting of the T3oard, held atMundaring on or about the 26th day of October, 1926,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:5804/26.No. 7762.A strip of land, 25 links wide, leavingClayton Road at the North ,Eastern corner of Lot 34 ofHelena Location 2013, and extending South--Westward(as shown Diagram 49977) along the South-Eesternboundary of the said lot to the right hank of the IfolenaRiver. (Plan 1BC/20, Smith's Mill.)WHEREAS the PLANTAGENET Road Board, by resolutionpassed at a meeting of the Board, held at MountBarker on or about the 24th clay of November, 1925,resolved to open the road hereinafter described, that isto say:-2216/16No. 7764.--A strip of land, one chain wide (wideningat the North-West cutler of Hay Location 512, as shownDiagram 491811), leziyiug a surveyed road at the North-East corner of X,OCP. lion 512, and extending West alongthe .7iTorth boondary of the said location to its North-West corner; thence Os -c'l'own Diagram 49180 aforesaid)through 813 and along part of a Southboundary of Location 1790 to a South-West corner ofsame ; thence North along an East boundary of Lout-Con to North-East corner of the last-mentionedlocation. (Plan 444/80, C, 3 and 4.)ZETTE W.A. _ 2221WITF,P7' rITT,I,V17 A. Pond Board, re,olutionpassed me 'I -c' of the Bo:led. held at Mullewa onor nThont t!,- of Sv tomber. 1925, resolved to°poll re n:cfl de,zerilii"1, that is to say:,No 7765., of land, one chain wide (wideningin Pari-s), I ii surveyed road at the North-West corner of Hi I oration 3035, and extending(as shrevn O.P.and Southward alongthe n[ C, :Ades of the Wongan Hills-Mollecia Railway , passing through Locations3035, 1303, and 3037 -ro a level crossing in the lastmentionralocotion; thence Southward two chains wideto the Northifinst cacme,' of Location 6041. (Plans127/80, Fl; 127:io,And whereas his Excellency the Governor, pursuantto Section 17 of "The Public Works Act, 1902," bynotices published in the Government Gazette, declaredthat the said lands had been set apart, taken, or resumedfor the purpose of the said Roads, and that plans of tilesaid lands might be inspected at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth.And whereas the .said Boards have caused a copy ofthe said notices to be served upon the owners and occupiersof the said lands resident within the State, orsuch of them as can with reasonable diligence be ascertained,either personally or by registerd letter postedto their last-named places of abode.And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said resolutions, it is hereby notified thatthe lines of communication described above are Roadswithin the meaning of "The Road Districts Act, 1919,"subject to the provisions of the said Act.Dated this 22nd day of September, 1927.C. G. MORRIS,'Under Secretary for LandsTHE ROAD 'DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.I. THE MINISTER FOR ANDS, being the owner ofland over or along which the portion of road hereundereieseribod passes, have applied to the Mullewa RoadBoard to close the said portion of rood, viz.:1953/04.sq. 242.That portion of Road No. 2275 commencingon the North boundary of Victoria Locaiion 1900 ando-lendinei Northward through I ovation 1916 and Resorve2139 to the North boundary of said Location1916. (Plan 127/80, (', D, 1 and 2.)C. G. MORRIS,for Minister for Lands.I, David Warren, ii,Ilnurtn, on behalf of the MullewaRoad Board, hereey ,Ht to the above application toclose the road therein described.D. WARREN,Chairman Mullewa Road Board.12th September, 1027.THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.I, H. BIRMINGHAM, being the owner of land overCr along which the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the 'Murray Road Board to closetile said portion of road, viz.:Murray,2875/08.245.That portion of Road No. 3342 along theNorth boundary of Murray Location 94; from itsNorth-West to its North-East corners. (Plan 380C/20.)H. BIRMINGHAM.Hobart Tuelcey, on behalf of the Murray RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.13th August, 1927.HOBART TUCKEY,Chairman Murray Road Board.

2222 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)Application No. 1827/1927.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is intendedon the sixth day of October next to issue inthe name of Harriet Slounsey of Perth a special Certificateof Title to the land described below the duplicateCertificate of Title having as is alleged been lost.Dated this 10th day of September, 1927.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.The Land referred to.All that piece of land situate in Loch Street i.ind]3ruouie Street nor Elm' Street in the City of Perthbeing portion of tiwan Location 676 and being Lot 64on deposited Plan 555 being the whole of the land coneprised in Certificate of Title Volume 162 Folio 52.Snowball ,I Kaufmann, 47 Queen Street, Melbourne,Solicitors for the Applicant.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1792/1927.TAKE notice that Joseph Brooks Williams of Adelaidein the State of South Australia and Kenneth Williamsof Northampton in the State of Western AustraliaFarmers have made application to be registered as theproprietors as tenants in C010111011 of an estate in feesimple in possession in the following parcels of landsituate in the Victoria District and beingVictoria. Location 507 containing 40 acres and 32perchesBounded on the North by a boundary of Location3469 measuring twenty chains five linksOn the East by a line measuring twenty chains passingalong public roads and crossing the Bowes RiverOn the South by twenty chains ten links of a publicroad andOn the West by a public road and a boundary of Location3469 measuring together twenty chains five linksand four-tenths of a link.Victoria Location 775 containing acres twentyperchesBounded on the North by fifteen chains two links ofa South boundary of Location 3469On the East by a boundary of Location 3469 and partof the West boundary of .Location 1309 measuring togethertwenty-six chains sixty-nine, links and two-tenthsof a link andOn the South and West be boundaries of Location3537 measuring fifteen chains three links and six-tenthsof a link and twenty-six chains seventy links and onehalfof a link respectively.Victoria Location 517 containing forty acres thirtythreeperchesBounded on the South by fifteen chains three linksof the North boundary of Location 3169On the East by a boundary of Location 3135 and apublic road measuring together twenty-six chainsseventy-five linksOn the North by a public road and a boundary 01,Location 2778 measuring together fifteen chains thr(iolinks andOn the West by another boundary of Location 2775measuring twenty-six chains seventy-five lintParts of Victoria Locations 355," 386" "and 791 centaintheaggregate two hundred and eighty-twoacres two roods fourteen"percheSBounded by lines starting from the South-East cornerof Nonga Agricultural Area Lot 18 and extending Southfor twenty-eight chains 'fifty links along part of theWest boundary of Location 886 and a boundary of Location3136Thence West for sixty-four chains thirty-nine linksalong boundaries of Locations 3130 and 3135Thence South for -twenty chains four links along aboundary of Location 3135Thence West for twenty-five chains four links andone-half of a link along a boundary of Location 3135and crossing Nokanena BrookThence North for twenty chains three links and East-nineteen chains six links along boundaries of NongaAgricultural Lot 12Thence North for twenty-eight chains sixty-two linksalong boundaries of said Lot 12 and along a publicroad and a boundary of Nonga. Agricultural Area Lot80Thence East for seventy chains thirty-six links alonga boundary of said Lot 80 the South boundary ofNonga Agricultural Lot 81 the South boundary of Location1618 and the South boundary of Nonga AgriculturalLot 18 to the starting point.Bounded on the inner part by a public road.And further take notice that all persons other thanI lie a ppl irtints claiming iu have any estate right title orinterest in the above pave.*, or Itimi heiThy requirodto lodge in this (Mice on or before the twenty-first dayof October next a carrot forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.Land Titles Office, Perth,9th September, 1927.Nairn McDonald, Perth, Solicitors fm. the Applicants.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)Application No. 1935/1927.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is intendedon the seventeenth day of October next to issuein the name of Christena Smith of iffiry Street WestPerth Married Woman a special Certificate of Title tothe land described below the duplicate Certificate ofTitle having as is alleged been lost.Dated this twenty-first day of September, 1927.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.The Land referred to.All that piece of land situate in Richmond Street inthe (Sty of Perth being portion of Perthshire LocationAc and being Lot riT on. deposited Plan 1034 being thewhole of the land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 312 Folio 34.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)Correspondence No. 469/1927.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it is intended on the eighth day of October next to issuespecial Crown Leases and Certificates of Title to theland described below the duplicate Leases and Certifi.cotes having been lost.Dated this twenty-first day of September, 1927.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.The Land referred to.All that piece of land lining Avon Location 18961Conditional Purchase Lease :12 lIt/56 coMprised in CrownLease 257/1919 standing in Hie imam of Walter Morleyand Viialter Allan Morley boils of Shackleton Farmers.All that piece of land being. Avon Location 22593comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 794 Folio 130standing in the name of Walter Morley and WalterAllan Morley both of Shackleton Farmers.All that piece of land tieing AVon Location 13569comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 958 Folio 62standing in the name of Walter Morley and WalterAllan Morley both of Shackleton Farmers.All that piece of land being Avon Location 18415Grazing Lease 8067/68 comprised in Crown Lease 1099/1913. standing in.the name of LOIlig Leedmau of ShackletonFarmer.

, I'1'A'SEPTEmBER 23, 1927.] OOVERNMENT GAZETTE, ISLA. 2223TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893. f'-',17-TTON 222,AND THE REA L .PROPE.R.T i T TONACT, 1878.A pplication No. 1660/1927.TAKE notice that Walter Lane Doll 1 of A vomnoreTerrace Cottesloe Beach Federal Taxation Valuer hasmade application to be registered as the proprietor ofan estate in fee simple in possession in the followingparcel of land situate in the Cottesloe Road Board Districtand beingPart of CotteRloe ..';aburban, Lots 81 and 82 containingten perches and three-tenths of a perchBounded on the West by sixteen links and sevententhsof a link of A von mare Terrain-Ott the North by the South boundaries of Lots 1, 2and part of the South boundary of Lot 3 of Section Gon Plan 3392 measuring in the agg'rega to three chainseighty-six links and one-tenth of a linkOn the East by a line measuring sixteen links andseven-tenths of a link andOn the South by part of the South boundary of Lot10 and the South boundaries of lots 11 and 1.2 of SectionCI on :Plan 3392 measuring three chains eighty-sixlinks and two-tenths of_ a link.The land is part of the land comprised in Certificateof Title Volume 226 Folio 125.And further take notice that ;ill persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate rlght title orinterest in the above parcel of land are it'll y requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the fhbEy-first dayof October next a caveat forbidding the ro:11-..tration ofthe said Walter Lane Devitt as such proprietor as aforesaid.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.Laud Titles Office, Perth,14th September, 1927.Darbyshire 4- Gillett, Perth, ,S'olicitors foe thyApplicant.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application No. 1664/1927.TAKE notice that William Thomas Craig of YorkFarmer and Grazier has made application to be registeredas the proprietor of an estate in fee simple inpossession in the following parcels of land situate inthe Avon District and beingAvon Location 80 containing ninety-five acres threeroods and seventeen perchesBounded on the Northward by twenty-t, WO chains onelink of Lewis RoadOn the Eastward by a boundary of York SuburbanLot 288 measuring twenty-nine chains and eighty-eightlinksOn the South by thirty-eight chains and sixty-sevenlinks of Cowan Road andOn the Westward by lines extending along the righthank of the Avon River measuring ten chains and sixtyfivelinks and twenty-five chains and forty-five linksBounded on the inner part by Newcastle StreetYork Snburban Lot 288 containing ninety-eight acresone rood and thirty perchesPart 1. Bounded on the North-East by twenty-fivechains and fifty links of Attfield RoadOn the Southward by eleven chains and seventy-ninelinks and twenty-one chains and six links of Lewis RoadandOn the North-West by a line measuring thirty-fourchains and sixty links.Part 2. Bounded on the Northward by eleven chainsand seventy-eight links of Lewis RoadOn the North-East by twenty-five chains and sixtyfivelinks of Attfield RoadOn the South-East by eighteen chains of NorthamRoadOn the South-West by eight chains and sixty-five linksand three chains and forty-eight links of Cowan RoadandOn the Westward by the Eastern boundary of AvonLocation 80 measuring twenty-nine chains and eightyeightlinks.:tLots 210 211 212 210 cliol 247 contaithe,-te I hiri till) roods a oh. 1 It I U. - eltnins fttlaoC ,-Vt, ZOIJOI-OI1 i'71`11 ill" the Nort'e.- wililies of\ nth- Sul t(i ir,o); 19 and 24.-, .0,4.0. her"11 his eleven chain t sixty links.ttiel Rtt,n1 'td.OttIty part of the right bank of theAlms Rivet.\ IPttiv r \\otte0 110 ii us other than1h,"01 ;PCOOT to 11;1 VO title OrO/,'io.rolly requiredlo lod lhi t.,911 i -first (layf tielni or next a fort the ni frontiIt e e lii unt:1.1. FOTh 01 Ow Act,cootmf,aiion No 1551/19:7.itct tt 11,1 11,oti I - I 'p.m,1) 100,`,1.! hii-fzi IOptiotorin no t-e-ttion in Ii' folloytinetiite l'Ity or' and beim,P(trt i TOW?? Lot 7.T, ,r, , I the Nit11.. 17.c,t 21 f, i SO 10 Tow n LitDii ti.:1.0t, 11) of said Town Icat Ncz:t.On IThe I'll'-tie- asitt...1tr tril 1. 11 ATZVEY,ii tot Registrar of Titles.P t,lit, Solicitors for the1pi(lcoat11!O "17e.30,rPTON(1011(1011TOTInto:1111Pie!. .1 sittiste iiirout. percheshid,5 of cilnuyIt' mulary ohfifiy linkslon,. (lacyv links and;lento 1.1.- :, tta in 7701,, ;no Iu, .c. the!i lion of VI. 1 Fol. 231no of \ , Till . . orl 11 of 'Perth1-hrt. flU rtert,ctes other tin' 'Ian- 0-i ote riQ111; title or:..,.! hot ohy teouitediii, tivonty-fouttil'din saniu frontART V UT, F7A-7Y,Assist:IAA 1;e::ett roe of Titles.T.,and Titles 011-ice, Perth,20th Septendter, 1927.TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.A ppli cation No. 1208/1926.TAKE notice lttit Pichard Evans Purges of Huntinr,Lodge u: tIttloa,le application tohi' ,e-_*tured so the mom ietor o an estate in fee simplein pos., s,,ion is the following parc,ls of land situate inthe At:cm District and beingPort of Avon Location 510 containing fifty-eight acresthree roods and twenty-eight perchesBounded on the North-East by twenty chains threelinks of a public roadOn the Soutii-Ltn-f. and Snuth-West by the boundariesof T,ocation (197 me- surlro: twenty-nine chains ninetyfourlinks and ititm:tomt t'Pains ninety-six links respectivelyamlOn f7, '11,-7-tett by Parts of boandalges of Locationsmtl 1-111- measuring togrttltett thirty chains.Save '"It the portion of said Location :5;10houndedOn the North-East by three chains sixteen links ofa public road

2224 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.On the South-East by three chains sixteen links ofa boundary of Location 697 and by opposite boundariesparallel and equal.Avon Location 511 containing thirty-nine acresthree roods and thirty-nine perchesBoum-lea on the North-East by a boundary of Location1413 measuring twenty chains and five linksOn the North-West by nineteen chains and ninetythreelinks of the South-East boundary of Location 1108Oa the South-West by the North-East boundary ofThrossell Lot 68 measuring twenty chains one link andseven-tenths of a link andOn the South-East by twenty - chases of QuankadinoRoad.And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest in the above parcels of laud are hereby requiredin lodge in this Office on or before the twenty-seventhday of October next a caveat forbidding the same frombeing brought under the operation of the Act.ARTHUR G. HARVEY,Assistant Registrar of Titles.Laud Titles Office, Petth,20th September, 1927.Stone, Tames Co., Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906; INDUSTRIESASSISTANCE ACT, 1915, AND AMENDMENTA CTS.TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedLand and Leases will be received by the Trustees ondates and at the Local Offices named:Tenders returnable at Katanning- S/10/27.2744/12.Plantagenet Location 2281, being the whole of theland comprised in Conditional Purchase Lease 10060/56,standing hi the names of Arthur Benjamin Clarke andEdgar Floyde Bryant, as executors of the Will of HenryNorthey, deceased. Area 100 acres, situated 103/4 milesEast of Mt. Barker, described as 7 acres red sandyloam, karri, and redgum; balance sandy soil, stuntedjarrah and blackboy; 7 acres have been cleared, 25acres rung.Tenders returnable at Narrogin--8/10/27.22/1141.Williams Locations 5079, 5078, 8474, 10610, 5077,5080, 11172, 9326, being the whole of the land comprisedin Conditional Purchase Leases 10275/55, 10276/55,21572/55, 29738/55, 28822/55, 20679/55, 32999/55,23904/55, standing in. the name of Richard GeorgeWalker. Area 1,0741/4 acres, situated four miles Southfrom Ballaying, described as 551 acres 1st class, salmon,morrel, jam, and yorkgum country, heavy red soil; 300acres 2nd class, whitegtim, jam, oak, sandy soil; balance3rd class, sandy and gravelly; 631 acres cleared,15 acres part cleared, 35 acres rung; 3 dams, equalling1,900 e.y.; 4 soaks; 575 chains 3-wire and netting, 921/2chains 2-wire and netting, 182 chains 6-wire, 1703/4chains 5-wire, 32 chains 2-wire fencing; 2-roomed ironhouse; 2 sheds, stable and chaffhouse.Tenders returnable at Kellerberrin-8/10/27.1960/13.Avon Locations 16057, 8275, 13034, 13033, 10047,being the whole of the land comprised in ConditionalPurchase Leases 25999/55, 27523/55, 22514/55, andCertificates of Title Vol. 823, Folio 157; Vol. 822, Folio62, standing in the name of Eric Robert Green. Area860 acres, situated 14 miles South from Tammin, describedas GOO acres 2nd class, salmon, York, and jamcountry; balance 3rd class, sandplain scattered whitegumscrub; 365 acres cleared; well, 25ft., with splendidpermanent water supply; 320 chains 3-wire fencing.Tenders returnable at Bunbury-8/1.0/27.1791/12.Preston A.A. Lots 18, 19, and 250, being the wholeof the land comprised in Certificates of Title Vol. 809,Fol. 100; Vol. 841, Fol. 149, standing in the name ofArthur Curley Winwood as administrator of the estateof Amos Collins, deceased. Area 192 acres, adjoiningBrookhampton Station, described as 17 acres 1st classred loam and moist land; 38 acres 2nd class, gravellyloam on clay subsoil; balance 3rd class, ironstone andgravelly; 8 acres cleared and cultivated, 46 acres partcleared; 2 wells, timbered; 63 chains 3-wire and nettingfence, 222 chains 6-wire fence; 4-roomed house, facecuts;shed; bakehouse; cart shed and blacksmith's shop;store; plant that may be in cur possession and belongingto the place at the time of purchase.322/14.Sussex Locations 1084, 1085, 1356, being the whole ofthe land comprised in Homestead Farm Lease 17045/74,standing in the name of Henry Doan; Homestead FarmLease 17046/74, standing in the name of Walter Dean,and Homestead Farm Lease 17047/74, standing in thename of Matthias Dean. Area 3983/4 acres, situated18 miles South-West from. Nannup, described as 70acres 1st class, good sandy and heavy river flats; 150acres 2nd class, fair sandy and rubbly soil; balance 3rdclass, laterite; 34 acres cleared, 6 acres part cleared; 48chains 2-rail, 51 chains 4-wire and netting, 15 chainsslab and. old fence; 5-roomed slab house; 3 sheds; 13,4acres mixed. fruit trees.The improvements are quoted from office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guaranteethem.Tenderers must satisfy themselves as to the improvementsand their condition. Tenderers are required tostate what amount of deposit they are prepared to Pay;the terms required for the balance of the purchase, alsoif able to carry on without further assistance.All tenders to he forwarded to the District Inspector,Agricultural Hank, T'erth, and the envelope to he marked"render for's place."No tender necessarily accepted.E. A. McLARTY,General Manager Agricultural Bank, Soldiers'Settlement Scheme, and Industries AssistanceBoard.21st September, 1927.THE TIMBER INDUSTRY REGULATION ACT,1926, AND THE REGULATIONS THEREUNDER.Election of Workmen's Inspector.(Two positions, each with a salary of £6 per week,for a period of two years.)Nomination of Candidates.1. Nomination's of Candidates for election as Workmen'sInspector (two positions) under the abovementionedAct are hereby invited, and Friday, 21st October,1927, at noon, are hereby appointed to be the day, date,and time up to which such nominations arc receivableby the undersigned at the Chief Electoral Office, 02Barrack Street, Perth.2. Every nomination shall be made in writing, in theForm No. 5 in the Appendix to the Regulations, addressedto the undersigned as Returning Officer, signedby at least six persons bona fide employed in the TimberIndustry, and shall contain the written consent ofthe candidate to act, if elected, and shall be forwardedso as to reach the Returning Officer befOre noon onNomination Day. Each nomination must be accompaniedby testimonials or other evidence in support ofthe Candidate's eligibility and by a Statutory Declarationsigned by the Candidate declaring his names infull, occupat ion, place of residence, age, place and dateof birth, nationality, the nature ana extent of his experiencein the Timber Industry, and that lie is in goodhealth and physically lit for the position. Only natural-Item or naturalised British subjects who have been engagedin general practical hush and mill work in theindustry will be eligible for nomination and appointment,if elected.l'orins of Nomination amid of Satutory Declarationare obtainable from the Controlling Officer, 56 JamesStreet, Perth; from the Secretary of the AustralianTimber Workers' Union, Perth, and of the South-WestDistrict Conned of the A.L.P., Roberts Street, Collie,and at all Timber Mills and Police Stations in the Districtsconcerned, or from. the undersigned.T. E. COOKE,Returning Officer.Chief Electoral Office,02 Barrack Street, Perth,22nd September, 1927.

SEPTMLBER 23, 1027. GovERN:rbNi GAZETr1E, W.A, 2225COAT. AT IN NS ll?EG UT.ATIO.N T, 1902-1926.T)epartment orlb rib, 19th Seplc.ilibai., 19.27.THE Iii 1' the Minister for Milo-, has Ivanpica-Ise/1 I o ; ; v i i i oilif Alf red Toni l3urria of the 111 i cer5 and li'rederick Furman asTie Cmc t. muter the Coal Mines Acci-Cund Trcslde..:LANCII.:1111 ,THE MINING ACT, 1901.Dope rtrn ent of Mines.Perth. 21fJ l'eptmaber, 1997.IT is hereby isotili ed that, in accordance with the provisions of " The MininExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with fl undermentioned Lees lti i til1104," His EXCeller.f.y Ii e Governor inif i40s for Lenses as elan(71l .111 ininq Leases.Th., undermentioned applications for Gold Mining 11.eascs were approved, subject to survey :Goldfield. District. No. of Application.M. J. CALANCFIINI,Under Secretary for Mines.East Murchison ...Mu rchisonNorth-East CoolgardieWilunaMeekatharraKanown a3903, 4043, 400j, 4073, 4083, 4093, 4103, 4113, 4123.1538N.1468x.The surrender of the undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was accepted :District.No. oflease.Name of Lease.Lessees.Pilbara Marble Bar 805 Homeward Bound East Hodges, William Armstrong ; Mc-Donald, John.The undermentioned Gold Mining Lease was declared not forfeited, fine inflicted in lieu of forfeiture having been paid :Goldfield. District. No. ofLease.Name of Lease.Lessee.East Coolgardie 287E oral Kolgurh (1912), Limited._Mineral Leases.The undermentioned applications for Mineral Leases were approved, subject to survey :Goldfield. District. No. of Application.Pilbara Marble Bar ... ... 317, 318.The undermentioned Mineral Leases were declared forfeited for breach of covenant, viz., non-payment of rent :Goldfield or Mineral Field. District. No. ofLease. Name of Lease. Lessees.Northampton ... ... ... 195 Great Eastern ... ... Gallagher, Henry John.196 Bonny Jean ... ... do.199 Central ... ... ... do.Pilbara ... ... ... Marble Bar ... 274 Chrysotile No. 1 ... ... Lynas, William James275 Chrysotile No. 2 ... ... do.294 Gossan Hill ... ... Barker, Wyndham EwenMiner's Homestead Lease.:The undermentioned application for a Miner's Homestead Lease was approved, subject to survey, to date from 1st July, 1927Goldfield. District. No. of Application.East Murchison ... Wiluna 9J.

2226 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.KO.TONTIT ROAD BOARD.By-laws of the Tiojonup .Road Board.WHEREAS by " The Road Districts Act, 1919,"The Cattle Trespass, Fencing, and Impounding Act,1882," and other Statutes, the Road 'Board of Incdistrict is empowered to make By-laws for all or anypurposes in the said Acts mentioned, the KojonnpRoad Board, in pursuance of the powers vested in tinsaid Board under and by virtue of the said Acts moil.of every other authority enabling it in that behalf,(loth hereby make and publish the followingPART I.TNT.ERPRETATIONS.1. In these By-laws the interpretations set out in"The Road Districts Act, 1919," shall apply, in additionto which the following terms shall, unless thecontext otherwise indicates, bear the meaning setagainst them in the Road Districts Act, or respectively,that is to say:"The Act""The Road Districts Act, 1919,''and all amendments thereto Which may hereaftercome into force."Board"jThe Kojonup Road Board."Board Room" shall be the office, ball, or buildingin which the meeting of the Board is heldfront time to time."District"----The district under the jurisdictionof the Kojonup Road Board."Secretary"The Secretary of the Board.All other interpretations to be prescribed in theRoad Districts Act or other Acts or Regulationsthereunder.Duties of Secretary.2. The duties of the Secretary shall be:(a) To attend all Board meetings.(b) To attend all Committee meetings.(c) To take notes of minutes and prepare reportsof Committees.(d) To conduct all correspondence, and to give theother officials instructions, as directed by theminutes, and carry out the resolutions of the(e)(f)(g)Board as contained in such minutes.To answer all questions on the Board's business.To see that the accounts are audited quarterly,and the balance sheets prepared and publishedin the Govern-eat Gazette yearly, and anyother duties specified under "The RoadDistricts Act, 1919."To prepare and place before the Board themonthly financial statement at the end ofeach month id financial year.(11) To supervise the preparation of the :rate-booksand the hoard's electoral lists, to examineproof of the latter, and to arrange for theilistribution 01! copies prior to the elections;also to attend all courts of revision or appeal,to make the necessary arrangements for theelections, to issue instructions to the supervisor,in accordance with the Board's resolutions.(i) To summon the members to Board and Committeemeetings.(j) To keep all hooks up to date, in accordance withinstructions issued by the Minister and additionalinstructions of the Board.(k) To cheek all mammas sent into the 'hoard, andsee that all accounts for works have stated inthem the authority under which such workshave been done, and to check all returns madeby the Collector or other of the Board's officersand see that the counterfeits of the receiptbook accompany all returns; to supervise andattend to the due payment of all moneyscoming' through the hands of the Board's officersand payable to the credit of the Board.(1) To report to the Board at its next meeting anyofficer neglecting to make his returns as provided,with the necessary vouchers attachedthereto.(nn) To pa v into the bank, after receipt, to tliecredit of the Board, all moneys received byim on behalf of the Board when such moneysshall amount in the aggregate to the snotof £5 or over, with the exception of moneysgranted. by the GOV OVIITTI cut, which are paidinto the Treasury.(n) To see that all moneys ived, with the exceptionof Treasury credits, are lodged to theredit of the Heard in the bank not lesstly than Oyer": second day, and morentmtly if the total amount held exceeds(o) TO see that no payments to the credit!' of theBoard shall be made by any officer exceptthrough the Secretary, or such other officer(p)(q)as may be acting temporarily in that capacity.To readily and cheerfully obey all lawful commandsor orders of the Board, and to attendto all other mutters affecting the financesand welfare of the Board and not hereinspecified.To see that all bonds and other forms ofsecurity to be taken from the contractors arcprepared, and that the security required ofservants is taken within due time, and reportas to such 'natters to the Board.(r) To report to the Chairman any servant of theBoard who has been guilty of any neglect ofduty, or who is incapable of performing theduties allotted to him.(s) To exercise, subject to any directions given bythe Board or Chairman, control over all servantsof the Board.(I) To see that no receipt is on any other than theforms prescribed by the Acts and Regulationsunder which authority is given for the issueof such receipts.(n) To be responsible for the issue of receipts onthe proper prescribed forms, and that all receipts:issued are in proper sequence.Duties of Supervisor.3. The duties of Supervisor shall be:(a) The Supervisor shall have the control of works,plant, and all property of the Board, and shallissue instructions to the Foreman, and shallsee that same ace ithfully carried out.Should the Foreman of insubordinationor disobedience, or he :found incapable ofperforming the :Intl.: -hotted to bins, theSupervisor shall report the matter to theChairman, ,..10 shall inquire into the matterand, if me -coca ry, shall suspend the Foremanand report 1 lie :natter to the next meeting ofthe Boa(h) To prepare proper plans and specifications forall works and improvemeu ts as regards roadsand culverts under time control of the Board;all materials. to be employed in suchworks, mud to see the same faithfully andproperly es:emit:41 nod performed, and watchfil tt(I formation thereof; submitall speci t ions and plans to the Board beforetenders are ealled.( : - ) To see that the work of clew o lug and repairingall public. rot: ds and footways is properlycarried out.:Id) To see that no labourers are engaged but thosethat are able- bodied.(e) To see that all drains, sewers, culverts, andbridges are maintained in a state of efficiency.)(g)(h)To see that mill servants under his control carryouttheir ditties effieiently, and to report anydeparture therefrom.To attend all Board autl Committee meetingsif required.To specially examine a 11 roads throughout thedistrict at least once each six months, or asrequired by the Board.To supply monthly, or as required, to the Boardreturns of all work completed or in progresswith remarks thereon.Duties of Collector.4. (a) The Collector shall collect moneys that maybe due to the Board, issuing receipts in the Board'aprinted forms for payment and entering particulars ofall payments in the Bonk provided by the Board forthat purpose.(h) The Collector shall make his financial reportInd payments to the Secretary every three days,

corileil, adjournedtheEMBER 23, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 22275.office andbeen publishedfOr applications;fit aftpointutent,resolution pass,::,6. 11"lie elect:in:, ,A ppointment of Officers.er e inade to any1(I 1.1i, it ;; advert!..emeltt it it0.1 callingera to lilt such,, shall be made by,brit be conductedit slot wI 1: ileina7, The :r ailocikie ;achd to the officeunder cooside lino of to, 11001,1 be fixed in alleases precedi 1 it!,I,,,tutntcl i, alt ,l the salaryany officer :thee Hced hill i,or. at .,:ty time Is' ,:-sidered with a v to its inerv::- unlisspecially auth171which at legs,.8.: All coinmust be inIby the personwhatever shall inin accordancet hiasare receivablewho, upon the receI ptpower to invi:-..tie:;!:'thereon to theatNieetiogs a9. notice beman Oradjourned.Mee e rd"Ordinary" and pecial."the regular meet 1::11laws for the traese,::: he,Board, including me,:of any incomplete loisiowould not exclude anynecessary to kasacalled under si.-,:tionthose called by k helion signed h tiller nimebisuch special mikeiintts shallnotified therein k)hichand for whi(it t,- -e alimlo:r -1notice. No ik.meeting other tinia I i i at.was called L, i': i'roi igency saltptiVcr,111(`'t iI I.!as thethe povisbue,17. Ordinary illthe :Board once iii ach o11011r arpullitOd to tI fie, rdṗccilltIltr;'c u01111ier, the !Icy: calthe III;11111er the J wtans c2,11 a ,p,c1H tillI I 104 id thehe nuts thinkII ign:tii,i.2 ;Ind no noiir,-cmI,I;:ini 11,1 ma,:,'...;11,11-,1m1 Isha IIne!..t nm; i mg.inn!'rt,p.rtltairegular meetingshall. lit of two kinds()rain:try ineetin ark:,intmte of these .B.vmoralbusiness of theerkie,1 for the purposemeetingwa, consideredmetiag-, are thosetad shall includeto a requisindthe notices fordal businessThewas called,i.e.:ids,: seven days'iisactd at a special1.,,rttial. meeting'-',11:tr of enterrulingof the Chair-rittecalledirrh:r Setting()Herhall. soat any ode, tel unless it quorum ispresent.13. At :fay : ,,,71 it shall rest withthe noriorit1: lioard present toexclude the 71 1111"111 1`1:11111,in lienopinion, 11o (Ia11. .A1 moot nr.2,,, 01 the 11,rti,C i, 110tt quorum pro,ent, ut is hen thei:, e.tnudca toil(irlu, It otei ing ,ant shall t t whonevto themShall I tillc1111] . u, Within 1 )1111111IteS alter ..teefiii is called),such cirettnetances. ioq, it , t1, the names of themembers theft prese, shall 1 in the ,Nonni,'Book.15. The first 1,11 ordinal, ings ofthe Board shall tea I' of the mina of thepreceding meeting a 1, Alth view to it confirmaf16. Erodi menthol: (including the Chairman) shallhave one vale, and such i rma half, in easeequality of yofc0, have n c,Isling vole in addition toordinary vote. and. ,111 quo Dons at such meeting,:be decided lit a inn Ito 11 v of the votes of the'Fit, All ni11 ion, and anteadincnts shallshow of hands, unless a division isdemanded, before the next business is proceeded with.11:ciitl pi it.I0110 1' ofand at the,,,olitti on of.-itioR ofbite tit-lie Chairman1 I ty,aci.17.be kepi,tl:c 1;t1;irdii11,,i(la Shall to:Slept asClericaAteetings.cribed by the Act shallisiuess transacted bytcl by the Secrecymeetings shallry meeting. No disinutesof proceed-, or for the rectilicastakolitigOrders.IS. The order is Iiiikine,s at all ord.(i')(f)(g)(It)CO(.1)hinisetroducea,before or toadoption II:k:r:chair asof Die Board sleill 1: . follows, that is to ay:(a) Reading ; iiiirniation. of minutes of fastoiditiv, -i, meetings (it` any).(1,) t'on.-iderat ii of lee it of minutes.(,) cfne-t1,, which do:: ,iotice has been givenn-: or ei oil the Board.(II) The L. sirman sli . right of directingt Jim, : [tag to any matter orririsiliction or officialIii a minute signedminute shall, when in-IIlve i all businessBoard, and theput by him front theth011t being seconded,but he shell rootlike himself to the questionsikniinial therein.Itetkorl s of sub-:alien:it ees and °hitters.I 41.1111.IH 17.1a.,:entat7077 of petitions ornielani la is, mat considera lion thereof.:Reading of corresponilence received and, at theoption of the despatched, and takingaction is mavi be deemed expedient in regardthereto.cousid,Iktion of tenders and ratification of contracts.Bre-el:LH 'oil of 'tenthly statement and passingoifor payment.previous notice has been(k) Atotim, ithout notice (by leave of the Boardunder 1:e -law 7.9).(1) General business.(in) No1ic of motions.itt. Li wit of Roy member having urgentbusiness to before the meeting, he may movethe .aiskinosiou iki1 the Standing Orders, and, if agreedto by the 11(eird, such business shall take precedenceof :ill ofl'el it ions.7 petitiutl or memorial shall be respectfuland om peva e:tnd shall he presentedonly, and any memberprc:son .! !tic!IIahll to the :Board shallafx fibe ginning thereof, with 'theminderslat any member presentingii:morial shall acquaint himself with thei1111 that it does not conlanguageill to the Board. The natureor prayer o'f ever:- pefii ion or inemorirtl shall be statedto the Board lky i lie number presenting the same.Tenders.Cl. '(genie; for work shall lie opened and dealtwith .-lien ihe -.object matter of the tenders comes onto be considered at the meeting of the Board, or by(:mini: Di,: appointed .for the purpose. The BoardWay require a deposit, of 5 per cent. of the amount ofthe tender to accompany such tender, or two satisfatory,unties,Orders of DebateSpeakers must not digress.22. A menilier, when speaking, shall not digressfrom the subject: of debate.1orrespondence.All cell, pondrioak with the Board shall headdressed to thr Secretary and submitted to theBoard. To letter addrssed to the Board shall liepr ,,e1,10,1 or real lky a member.Coa-711,:ration of li,eports.i:1) f, in a rporf of a committee, distinct:1, latole, the decision of the Boardy hte taken separately on each recommendation.

2228 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.(b) Any report of a committee or any portionthereof may be amended by the Board in any matterif it may think fit, or may be referred back to thecommittee for further consideration.(e) The recommendations of any committee, when'adopted by the Board, shall be resolutions of theBoard.Precedence of Chairman.25. When the Chairman rises in his place duringthe progress of a debate, any member when speakingor offering to speak shall immediately resume his seat,and every member shall preserve strict silence, so thatthe Chairman may be heard without interruption, butthe member who was speaking may resume when theChairman takes his seat.Notice of MotionAbsence of Mover.20. 1.11 the absence of a member who has placed anotice of motion on the business paper for any meeting,any other member may at such meeting movethe same, or such motion may be deferred until nextordinary meeting of the Board.Withdrawal of Motions.27. Except as elsewhere provided, no motion, afterbeing placed on the business paper, shall be withdrawnwithout the consent of the Board.Motions to be Seconded.28. No motion shall be debated unless or until ithas been seconded.Motions not to be Withdrawn without consent.29. When a motion has been proposed and secondedit shall become subject to the control of the Board,and shall not be withdrawn without the consent ofthe Board.Amendment may be moved.30. When a motion has been proposed and seconded,any member shall be at liberty to move an amendmentthereon, but no such amendment shall be debatedunless or until it has been seconded.Motions and Amendments to be in Writing.31. No motion or amendment shall be debatedunless or until it has been reduced to writing, if theChairman so directs.32. A motion or amendment not seconded cannotbe discussed by any member except the mover, norput by the Chairman.33. In submitting a motion or amendment theChairman shall put the question first in the affirmativeand then in the negative.Further Amendment may be moved on amendedQuestion.34. If an amendment has been carried, the questionas amended thereby shall become itself the questionbefore the Board, whereupon any further amendmentupon such question may be moved.Mow subsequent Amendments may be moved.35. If an amendment, whether upon an originalquestion or amended as aforesaid, has been negatived,then a further amendment may be moved to the questionto which such first-mentioned amendment wasmoved, and so on until there are no further amendmentsand the question is decided by the final vote inthe affirmative or negative: Provided that not morethan one question and one proposed amendmentthereof shall be before the Board at any one time.Motions for Adjournment.30. No discussion shall be permitted upon anymotion for adjournment of the Board. If upon thequestion being put on any such motion the same isnegatived, time subject then under consideration ornext on the business paper shall he discussed, and it:shall not be competent for any member to again movea motion for adjournment until half an hour haselapsed from the time of moving the one that hasbeen negatived.Mover of Adjournment, Mien entitled to priority.37. On resuming any discussion which has beenadjourned, the mover of such adjournment shall beentitled, if he has not already spoken on the subjectunder discussion, to speak first.Notice of Question to be given.38. Sufficient notice of every question shall hegiven to the Chairman or member expected to reply,and, if necessary, reference to other persons or todocuments.Questions to be put without argument.39. Every question shall be put categorically awlwithout argument.Replies and Objections.40. No discussion shall ensue upon any reply orrefusal to reply to any questions except by permissionof the Board.Mode of addressing Board.41. Members shall, on all occasions when at a meeting,:eh:tress the Chairman and speak to each other bytheir official designation, as Chaiftnmrdm or Secretary,etc., as the case may he, and, with the exception of theChairman, shall rise in their place and stand whilespeaking (except when prevented from doing so bybodily infirmity).Speaker not to he interrupted if in Order.42. No member shall be interrupted while speaking,except for the purpose of calling him to order, ashereinafter provided for in pursuance. of By-law.Limitation as to number of Speeches.-Cl. The mover of an original motion shall have theright of general reply to all observations which havebeen made in reference to such motion, and to anyamendment thereon, as well as the right to speak uponevery such amendment. Every member. other than themover of an original motion, shall have the right tospeak urn-e upon such motion and once upon everyamendment moved thereon. No member shall, withoutthe consent of the Board, speak more than once uponany one question, or for longer than ten minutes at anyone time, unless when misrepresented or misunderstood,in which case he may be permitted to explain withoutadding- further observations than may be necessary forthe purpose of such explanation.Determination of Questions.44. (a) All questions shall, if not otherwise decidedby law, be determined thus: Upon a questionbeing put the Chairman shall call for a show of handsfor and against; the question, and shall declare whetherthe question has been affirmed by the majority of memberspresent or otherwise. The decision of the Chairmanshall be final, unless such decision be immediatelychallenged and any member rise and demand a division.(b) Where any member dissents lie may request thathis name be recorded in the minutes as opposed to themotion, and it shall lie so lecoraed.Divisions.45. Upon a division being so called for, the questionshall first lie put in the affirmative and then in thenegative, and the Chairman and all members presentshall vote by a show of hands, and time names and votesof the (lb a 111.11all and members present shall be recordedin the minutes by the Secretary.uni.1111f111 may repeat Question.40. The Chairman shall be at liberty to put anyquestion as often as may be necessary to enable hiiii.to form his opinion as to the result of the voting anddeclare same.Acts of Disorder.47. Any member who at any mneeting of the Boardor any Committee emmunits a breacim of any By-law, orwho moves or attempts to move any motion or amendmentembodying any nuitter Ifeyona the legal jurisdictionof the Board or Committee, or who in any otherway raises or attempts to raise any question, or addressesor attempts to address the Board or Committeeupon_ any subject which the Board or Committee shallhave no legal right to entertain or discuss, or uses anylanguage which, according to the common usage ofgentlemen, would be disorderly, or makes use of anyexpression inconsistent with good older and decorum,or who says or does anything calculated to bring theBoard or Couunittee into contempt, shall be guilty ofan act of disorder.

SEPTVAIBEli 23, 1927.GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.2229Ruling of ('letIrinan.IS. The cliairnwa, when decide itpoint of order or practice, shall state ache or precedentapplicable to the ease, argumentor comment, and his decision shall be final thatparticular case.(I)) If the ruling of the Cilmirmitu be disagreed withthen the usual Parliamentary procedure may be adopted.Members called to Order more than once.49. Any member who, having been called to orderI,y the Chairman for any infringement of any of theprovisions of this By-law, or for ally breach of decorumupon the request of the Chairman, withdraw fromthe Board room for the remainder of the meeting.1Zemoval from Board BoomPenalty for continuedbreach of Order, etc.50. In the event of a member declining to withdrawFront the Board room, on being requested so to do bythe Chairman, the Chairman may order his retirementuntil the termination of the sitting-, and. should suchmember disobey such order lie shall be deemed guiltyof nit (aren, and shalt be liable to a penalty nut eXccedingOne pound.Disorder.51. If disorder arise at any meeting, the Chairmanmay adjourn the meeting for a pm-loci of fifteen minutesand quit the chair. The Board, on resuming shall, onquestion put from the chair, decide without debatewhether the business be proceeded with or not.Appointment of Committee.52. The Board may at any time appoint one or moremember:: as a Committee to inquire into any natterand make a report and recommendation thereon, but noComniitlee shall incur any financial liability or in anywit' commit the Board to :my responsibility whatevern Rhino. express a.nil specillc authority conferred by thethy-laws or a resolution of the Board.Finance anCI Aecoturts.53. All accounts, bills, and vouchers shall be submittedto the finance committee meeting and theordinary general meeting, and after being certifieda ti correct shall be paid by cheque. An account shallbe opened with such Bank as the Board may fromtime direct, and all moneys received front whateversource, with the exception of moneys paid to thecredit of the Board at the Treasury, shall be paid tothe credit of the Board's ay' mint at such bank. Allcheques and orders drawn. rer-ahls1 the Board's Bank orTreasury ;iccoonts oust Lu H".."raimi by the tillairman and'nnty one member of the Bo.' cd, and ill all cases C61,111-(1 by the Secretary or the .Board.1- numeys belonging to the 'Board shall, within21 hours after they come into the hands of any ()nicer,servant, or clerk, be paid to the Sucretitry or responsibleofficer directed by the Board to rescue same.The Regulations RUM bored 21 to 41 inclusive, madeby His Excellency the Administrator in Executive Councilunder Section 197 of the Act on the 2nd August,1922, are deemed to lie incorporated in these By-laws.-rent Work.55. The or, 'a the absence of the Chairman,any three members, may in the case of urgentnecessity authorise the expenditure of a sum not exceeding-ten pounds on statutory works or undertakings;provided that in such case they shall report the Matterthe next ordinary or special meeting of the Board.50. Any member may in a case of uery urgent necessity'authorise the expenditure of a sum not needingtwo pounds ten shillings on statutory works or undertakingswithin the Ward he represents; provided thathe must report the matter at the next ordinary orspecial meeting of the Board.Unauthorised Expenditure.57. Every item of expenditure, and every liabilityincurred by any Committee or member of the Boardotherwise than under the authority of the Act or ofthese 113y-laws, shall be deemed unliov.ful expenditureand a breach of this By-law by such person.Common Seal.58. The common seal of the Board shall be kept inthe Board's safe. The common seal shall not be affixedto any deed or other instrument except by order of theBoard.Offences, Omissions, or Neglects.S9, Anti' person guilty of the ,following ceshall, on conviction thereof, pay a penalty nolog ten pounds:--(a) Damaging or destroying any building, dam, well,tank, pump, windmill, windlass, bucket, rope,piping, troughing, fence, gate, or other propertyunder the ...ontrol of the Board.(b) Placing any parcel or other document, writing,or printing on or otherwise defacing any houseor building abutting or contiguous to a publicroad, Or any wall, fence, gate, or lamp-postwithout the consent of the occupier or ownerthereof.(c) Blasting any rock, ',tone, or timber in or nearroad without the permission of the Henrinot attending to such directions in regardreto given by such Board.((l. ) Placing, slavking. or storing within the limitsof any townsite, in the open air, any cases,paper, shavings, crates packed with strawdangerous or inflammable substances so as tobe or likely to become a source of dangerthrough fire.Preservation of Trees.GO. Any person who shall carelessly, wilfully, orwantonly injure, destroy, carry away, or remove fromits place any tree or shrub, or plant standing in any ofthe roads. enclosures, public places or reserves, or whoshall carelessly, wilfully, or wantonly injure, destroy,curry away, or remove out of its place, or ride or driveagainst any of the tree-guards, fences, or other protectionto such trees, shrubs, or plants aforesaid, shallhe liable to a penalty of not more than £10, and inaddition thereto shall also pay the Board a sum equalto the damage so clone.Prescribing removal of Verandahs.61. y verandah or balcony which obstructs thefootway or roadway, or is dangerous, and all other obstructionson the footways or roadways, or over thesaute, shall be removed, when ordered, within such Muleas shall be notified, by the Board, and all expenses incurredin removing same shall lie borne by the owneror occupier of such verandah or balcony or other obstruction,whether removed by the Board or otherwise;any any person whatsoever interfering or obstructingtiny officer or person employed by the Board in carryingout this By-law shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding£10.'Encroachment, etc.----IltemovalG2. On order of the Board the Secretary or otheruppointed officer may direct the removal within fourleendays of any building, fence, or obstruction or enma'achmentin or upon any street, lane, or public placeunder the control of the Board.lit any case where, after service of notice for suchn`111.0val, any such obstruction or encroachment has notbeen removed within the specified time, it shall belawful for the officer appointed by the Board to removesame at the cost and charges of the person !:0offending, and to proceed against the offender for thebreach. of this By-law, the penalty for which shall notexceed £20 for every day or part of a day duringwhich such offence shall be committed or continuedafter the expiry of the notice prescribed therein.Lighting.63. Any unauthorised person who shall light, putout when lighted, or in any other way interfere withany lamp belonging to the Board, or shall damage ordestroy such lamp shall pay, in addition to the valueof such damage, if any, on conviction, a sum not exceeding£5.Water Supply.04. Auy person who shall injure or destroy artywell, bore, pipe, tank, or place of storage for water',or any utarltiuery, appliances. or property used in connectiontherewith, shall be liable to a penalty not exceedingCS, and also shall pay to the :Board the sumof such damages.GS. Any person who shall waste, or allow to escape,foul, pollute, or taint any water contained in a bore,pipe, tank, or place of storage, shall lie guilty of anoffence against this By-low, and shall he liable to apenalt4y not exceeding £20.

2230 (4 OVER NME NT GAD. T E, W.A.SEPTEMBER 23, 192766. No person shall pollute or cause to be pollutedany watercourse, pool, tank, reservoir, or other waterwithin the district.67. Any person or persons leaving open the lid erany well, or any gate of an enclosure surrounding any:lam or other water mut control of tinBoard, shall be guilty of ',:l..`are 'ainSt theselaws and Hat Wlaitall(11111.4 aal' rennet ior damages scaused, shall he liable, on eonvietion, to a penalty notexceeding £5.68. Any person who shall remove any water fromany well, bore, tank, or other place of storage underthe control of the Board, except in the direct waterlogof stock thereat or to :' bona fide camping use, orexcept with the wriit veusent or the Board amtpayment thereellaSOI:able fee as maydemanded, shall forfeit, aria ay, on conviction, apenalty not es,oe ding £.5.Saud and. Timber.69. Any person who shall remove ally sand or othermaterials from :my lands under the control ofBoard without a lieense shall forfeit and pay, on eon-1'iaiOn, a sum not txceeding £5.Barbed Wire.70. Barbed wire shall am be allowed on the outeror road side, or on top of Illky feme along anyroad within any townsite. Any person offendingagainst this By-law shall be liable to a penalty notexceeding £5.Lowing.71. The owner of aey land abutting On any roadin arty townsite sh.iil keice all such boundaries soabutting with such de.-(i iirtion of fence as may hedirected by the Board, :11:,1 shall maintain every suehboundary fence erected or to be erected, in goodorder. In the event of such fence not being erectedor repaired after due notice has been given so to do,the Board may fence or permit' such fences and recoverthe cost of so doing from the owner or owners of theland.Bathing.72. No person shall bathe in any river or openpublic water within the lintits ie abutting on theboundary of the Road DistHei the jurisdictioaof the Board without tattling costume orclothing. Every person 0 si this By-lawshall, for every offence, he liahie to a penalty notexceeding £20.Depasturing of Cattle.73. Any person who shall turn loose, or suffer anykind of animal belonging to him or under his controlto stray' or go about, or to be tethered or depasturedin or upon any -road, recreation ground, or reserveotherwise than within the Central Ward of the district,shall, on conviction, he liable to a penalty notexceeding £5.74. The owner of any animal suffering front aninfectious or contagious disease shall not permit suchanimal to he ridden or allowed to stray on any road,unfenced land, or reserve tvithin the district. Anyanimal so suffering may be slaughtered and destroyedwithout notice and at the owner's expense.75. The owner or driver of any such animal shallbe liable, if eonviete I of a breach of this By-lawto a penalty not eleeeding £10 and not less than £2.`trayrng Stork,76. No owner or person having the custody or eontrolof any alliMal shall cause, permit, Or suffer suchanimal to stray on :my road, ,publie reserve, or otherpublic place, or on any tinfenced land abutting thereonwithin the bounda-ry of the Central Ward of the district.77. (a) Any contravention of By -law 76 shall be anoffenee punishable. under these By-laws, if the animalis a bull, boar, or stallion, by a fine not exceeding f20and not less than £2.(b) Trl'any other ease, by a line not exceeding £10and not less than 105.78. Provided that this By-law shall not apply illthe ease of stork whilst in the charge of the TownRanger duly appointed by the Board.Registration of Cattle.79. Notwithstanding the registration of any dairywith the Local Health authority, the owner or personhaving the custody of any dairy or other cattle keptiu the Central Ward of the district shall, duringouch of July in each year, furnish full partieurequiredand make application to the Board inescribed form. Such application, accompanieda registration fee of One shilling per head, shallbe lodged at the °thee of the Board; and any personrailing to comply with the provisions of this By-lawshall be liable to a penalty not exceeding £'2 or lossthan PM; shillings.Registered .Dairy Cows.80. Registered dairy cows may be placed in chargeof the Town Ranger, between the hours of 8 a.m. and5 p.m. daily, on payment to such Ranger of such herdingfee as is from time prescribed by resolution of theBoard.Copulation of Stock.81. Any person who, as owner or otherwise, whilein charge of an entire horse, bull, or ass shall cause,allow, permit, or suffer any such entire horse, bull, orass to try to cover ally mare or cow within any townshipwithin the district, or shall cause, permit, allow,or suffer any such entire horse, bull, or ass to be turnedloose in any yard tor in any other place with any mareor cow for the purpose of allowing such mare or cowto be tried or covered, except in some yard, building,or other premises as shall be entirely and su-fficientlyscreened from public view shall forfeit and pay, onconviction, a sum nut exceeding £10.Goats.82. (a) No person shall keep any goat within theboundaries of the Town Ward of the Kojonup RoadDistrict unless such goat shall have been registeredand the registration fee of sixpence paid to the Secretaryof the Board.(b) Every registration shall be renewed in themonth of July in each year.(c) The Board may refuse to register any goat ifin the opinion of the Board suitable accommodationhas not been provided for keeping such goat.(d) The penalty for breach of any of the precedingclauses shall be a suns not exceeding £5 for eachbreach, in addition to such sums as the justices maydirect as compensation for damages done by suchgoats.Crossing Places.$5. It shall be lawful for the owner of any landfronting or adjoining any public way requiring accessthereto with horse or vehicle front such street to suchland across :thy existing Made footpath, kerbing,eltannel, of gutter, having. first had and obtained theeonsent or the I1oitrd, to construct a crossing of suchdimensions and materials, and in such form andmanner as the regulations of the Board for the timebeing require, or as may be directed by the Secretary,and thereafter keep and maintain the same in goodrepair. Any person not e01111:115i»g with this By-lawshall he liable to a penalty not exceeding £5.Public Pound, etc.84. The Kojonup Road Board, under and by virtueof the powers contained in "The Road, Districts Act,1919," and "The Cattle, Trespass, Fencing, and ImpoundingAct, 1882," hereby appoint Kojonup ROadDistrict Public Pound, situated on Kojonup Town Lot131, Reserve 15745, to be the Public Pound for theKojonup Road Board.85. Any person who shall break, damage, or destroyany pound, fence, gate, lock, shed, trough, or otherpremises, the property of the Board, shall be liable toa. penalty not exceeding £5.86. Any person who shall obliterate, deface, ordamage any table of fees, placard, or other notice requiredby "The Cattle, Trespass, Fencing, and ImpoundingAct, 1882," shall be guilty of an offenceagainst this By-law, and shall be liable to a penaltynot exceeding .£5.87. Any person who shall release or attempt torelease any cattle which shall be lawfully seized forthe purpose of being impounded, whether such cattle

0! ntl.SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.GOVERNMENT GAZE`i"FE. W.A.2231.be in the pound or on the way to or front the pounit,shall be guilty of an offence against this By-law, a o.1shall, on conviction, be liable to a penalty not exceed.log £5.SS-'(t.Pound Fees.Owner of impounded stock for the releaseof such shall pay["or every bull or entire horse or camel overtwelve months (dd. ..Pop every ram, he-goat, or boar ..['or every mole, ass, pig, or bulled:For every mate, gelding, cow, goat, heifer, orcalf['or sheep, per headTrespass Fees.90.--Trespass on nnenclosed country land:every entire horse, ass, or bull, in the day time.Not less than :£2, nor more than £4.lot every such horse, ass, or bull, in the nigh tNot less than -,1:3, nor more than £5.For every other head " (rent, Cattle," daynight Three pellee.rot' even' other head of ' Small Cattle," hi' day wnightOno penny.Trespass on enclosed land, whether town, (muntry, orsuburban, not being- ii public street or thoroughfarein a city or town, or public cemetery:Por every entire horse, ass, or bull, iti the day tutu-Not less than £2, IlOr more than £4.Fur every such horse, ass, or bull, in the night time.Not less than £3, nor more than £5.For every other head of cattle, by day or nightAsum not exceeding 20 shillings.Trespass on a public street or thoroughfare in a townor in an enclosed public cemetery:'Poi- every entire horse, ass, or hull Not less than :0,nor more than '£5.For every other head of cattleA stun of 40 shillings.Pot' every other head of " Small Cattle, other thansheep, by night or dayThe sum ofFor every head of sheep--Threeponce.Great cattle trespassing, not branded with registeredbrandDouble fee.Sustenance Fees.91.,-- s. d.loor every horse, mare, gelding, mule, ass,camel, pony, Or head of 110110(1 12:111112 Overtwelve months old .. .. .. , . 3 0Poi' every colt, foal, or head of horned cattleunder twelve months old .. .. .. 3 (IFor sheep, per head .. .. .. .. 0 liFor e Very pig .. .. ... .. .. 3 0For every gout .. .. .. .. .. 2 itSuch rates to be charged for each day cri' 24 hours.No charge to he made for less than three hours,J:oads.9.'1. No set: e-ilt,111::- Or negligentlyge or des., (i 1. 15 ... t.',.), or any. other(.,,m, airy au, ion 01 1, iv, any personfiend gull: h .1n ,0 1 ii :talon shallla- , ,1111'2, (2t1 Any personshall:,0diii:'roadof vifloret,:tr:,;!i' ,i' I I 1 0 ( i ! the you -ent o rteabriaorof the Ivt[poti:it on, or-,tca, ,t '..eeptDvcolt:\!Ito:, orohm, , ...- al ins fl I 11,1.. :,)y(Ina :11.4v., -.- ma r l. ML, v, Ii 1 ,,,,, in. , tier vAiii,t,h,in the (.1. 1(11' I h.,. 1 ti .....,. t.:111,0 111 hi-1.11.1he (::011(1:e...(e 1 o the 10,..1, ...Alen He .1 1 leo,. Itynot exceed i u:2;((7. Any ,. ro:01 ,ili.v\-eldelle the V,- 1 I 1 .... loel:ell, Ilille:::-.tluire i- pi, .some stintcientpr r- , roa,l, shalllie liable t, a. ToAny ,,-e pi byIii,' or,rushesor oth,,,r againstany 1,1 I ,, tor 1 1,0 makingo caar.,, ;10; 1:0 or foe d purpose,shaft to liable to a pm, ilty of -,:, 11,an 31 . andnot exceedingPrevention or ;;ond.99. No nen r anyroad pro :MIS11111.sbotlit 1. a or-,- set fire :0 airyortracl,...I 'ail: 1,1 ..: Re:lerves, ,:i.ereat iott Grounds.. A II park lands an r it ion ground- shall beopin to the public (h:'1,' t .:i1-0:1 1 ion purpo-,...-s, exasotherivise , or in t1.1.,,. 11\--1:1 \VS,hall have out\ ., . .!.,4rant exciu.si.v,. tight tony 1:1- I Itid it', ti;diOil 2,1,ri,tini,, Or.DesCriptifill mid Quantity if Sustena In i.e I 1 moll . i, 1 1) .... .(,,.tin: 'he (1111: : , for92. sp ,, , , , , 0,, el i,, 1, :-,:s 1-0,1,11,0.1,for each head of great rattle- 28Ibs, of chaff. - ... or -MI., 'ii'! a I -ell Or pel-'1211.-:For each head of sinall cattle other thail pigs---tillis. '-iall 1. oe-ii ., properchaff. , t,l,,i,,, , I ' ...Aber illijIrove.lot' each pig-911)s. pollard or corn. mews 14, , -lel, '0 Ii ht eds, ,',.rea 1 :oili leit ge Fees.93.(heat cattleOne shilling and sixpence per head permile, with a minimum of cue shilling and sixpence(1s. GO.).Small cattleThreepence (:ld.) per head per mile, witha minimum of threepence (.3O.)..isthe Ildard the feesV it h ill:, provisions1ioccupN-RecreationFo 11i' by he h0... Tk,(011:111Bea vy ll ra ile.Ctili--£3 3s. perannum.94. ll'Ilii Board ina,v, by notice tiffixed to any bridge For use 1).-.- the i(ojoitup U', 'el' (9,111--£.3 3s. peror cul-ert, declare the maxinium .weight of any engine,annum.agric.ultural or other machine 0-e vehicle of :lily idol, For use by the kojon up ill ieltet Clut,---:ti.2 2s, perand of any load or niaterial lvItiell shall lie permil fedannum.to cross such bridge or culvert. and also the 1410.0 o. I (0,' "c" ,. 0 1,00-0; ,,Iitk, .loll '00 :;14,,,vedspeed at which such etu,,,tine, vehi,.1e, or load shall he on , ir ri, .2. rduinl . V, I i hotlt the(triVell, tell, or taken oVer I-11th hrilige or 01.11VCII'll, :111(1 C II',' hi':,:IIIV pel$011 1010 S11:111 cross tillett ilrillg.: or eAllt,'ert ill .. ms using- ,o- park(-ontrai mil ion a this tiy-liiiv shall, in :tiblition to any m ,, a muld,,,, or , I; tit all tinmsliability for de nmg-e he may lin ve ea 1,,...,..1, be liable to ..,.n .!!. N I., , .11(.11."2 a ad flit\ perapenalty not exceeding £20. 80:1 ,r( (1118turi,Iii e 1,1 .110ioi a i to the 1)111)1 Ii'

2232 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.shall be liable to be expelled from such lands by anypolice officer or officer of the Board.104. The Board may, in its discretion, prohibit anygames or gymnastics from being played or carried onby any person or persons upon any park lands, recreationgrounds, or reserves on a Sunday, Christmas Day,or Good Friday.105. No person shall offer for sale on any reserveany provisions, refreshments, or other goods of anykind, nor carry on any games, or boxing, or other similarshows, nor use any fire -inns, except with the expresssanction of the Board and payment of such fee as maybe demanded.106. The Board, or any person duly authorised, maymake charges for admission to any reserve or definedportion thereof, but such charges shall not exceed ls.for adults and sixpence (6d.) for children under fifteenyears of age, with free entry for children (accompanied)under five years of age, and for horses andvehicles or motor cars ls.107. Such person to whom the use of any reserveis given for picnic sports, races, or other use shall beheld responsible for the immediate removal of all rubbishbrought thereon on the occasion of such use, anda deposit not exceeding £5 shall be paid as a guaranteefor the due removal of such rubbish. On the removalof such rubbish, to the satisfaction of the Board, thedeposit shall be returned.108. No person shall damage or injure any tree,shrub, or plant in any park lands, recreation groundsor reserves. Any person offending against this By-lawshall forfeit and pay, on conviction, a penalty not exceeding£10 for every such offence.109. No horses other than those attached to vehiclesshal be allowed on any park lands, recreation grounds,or reserves under the control of the Board.110. The Board may allow to any person who paysthe rates for which he is liable, within thirty days ofsuch rates becoming due, a percentage by way of discountof five per centum on the amount of such rates.Hawking.111. No person shall be permitted to hawk fruit,fish, meat, poultry, game, or vegetables, or any articleof merchandise without first having obtained a licensefrom the Board and payment of fees as per Schedule"A" hereto annexed:Schedule "A."Fees for a Hawker's License.For a license to hawk fish, meat, poultry, game,fruit, or vegetables .. .. 5s.For a license to hawk merchandise .. .. 5s.A hawker's license shall be issued for a term oftwelve months from date of issue.Penalties.112. Where any person by these By -laws, or anyof them, is required to do or perform any net and suchact is not done or remains undone or unperformed, itshall be lawful for the Board to perform the same andcharge the cost and expenses against such person, andthe amount thereof may be recovered summarily.113. Every person who does, permits, or suffers anyact, matter, or thing contrary to any of these By-laws,Or commits or permits any breach or neglect thereof,shall be deemed guilty of an offence against these Bylaws,and, where not otherwise provided, shall be liableto a penalty not exceeding £20 for every such offence.114. All penalties or other sums recovered underprovisions of these By-laws shall, unless otherwise provided,be paid to the Board, and shall become the propertyof and form part of the ordinary income of theBeard, except so much as may be paid to any informer.PART ILHALL 131-i VS.By-laws for the Management and. the Use of theKojonup Local Government Memorial Building.,:,Kojonup.1. Application for the hire of the hall or any roomor furniture shall be made in writing to the Secretaryof the Kojonup Road Board not less than 24 hours beforethe time that such hall, room, or furniturerequired.2. The name and place of abode of the 'actual andresponsible person or persons hiring any hall, room,or furniture shall be given in the application for theuse of any hall, room, -or furniture.3. The rent of the hall, room, or furniture (inchsiveof the use of crockeryware) shall be paid witheach application, and shall be as follows:£ s. 0.Dances, up to 12 o'clock (midnight) .. 1 10 0Dances, later than 12 o 'clock (midnight) 2 0 0Travelling companies, up to 12 o'clock 2 1'0 0Travelling companies, after 12 o'clock .. 3 0 0Rehearsals, day or night .. .. 0 10 0Political meetings, day or night .. 0 15 0Reading Room, for meetings, day or night 0 7 (iOther rooms, for meetings, day or night 0 5 0Commercial Travellers, day or night .. 0 10 0Church or hospital charities, 50 per cent. reductionon the above charges, at the discretion of the Board,but written application must be made for such reduction.The above charges include the use of electric lightand the use of such crockery as the Board possesses.Skating will not be permitted under any consideration.4. The hours for which any hall, room, or furnitureshall be hired shall be: Dayfrom 9 o'clock a.m. to6 o'clock p.m.; Nightifrom 7 o'clock p.m. to 12o'clock midnight, after which 10s. shall be paid inaddition to ordinary payment.5. The Board may at any time demand that thehirer shall, prior to the term of engagement, depositan amount estimated to cover any damage that mightoccur during the term of such engagement.O. The Board reserves the right to refuse to letany hall, room, or furniture to any applicant for theHiring of same without assigning any reason for suchrefusal. .7. The Board may at any time cancel any agreementmade for the hiring of any hall, room, orfurniture.8. In the event of two or more applications beingmade for the hire of any hall, room, or furniture forthe same date and hour, the Board may, without consideringpriority of application, determine to whichapplicant the hire of such hall, room, or furnitureshall be granted.9. The hirer of any hall, room, or furniture shallcomply with the provisions of the Health Act, theEntertainments Tax Act, and any other Act in formicfor the time being applicable to such hiring and usingof any hall or room. If, in the opinion of Board,all the necessary actions have not been taken to comnplythe provisions of the Acts mentioned above,tine Board may at any time prior to or during the,e. rm of engagement forbid and prevent the use ofsuch hall or room.10. in the event of the use of any hall or roombeing stopped under the last Rreceding By-law, theHirer shall forfeit the full amount payable for thehire of such hall or room as if the hire had been dulyfulfilled, and the Board shall not be responsible to thehirer by reason of such stoppage.No spirituous liquors, wine, ale, beer, porter,cider, or sherry or any other intoxicating. liquor shallbe brought into or consumed in any hall or room exceptwhen expressly permitted by the Board.12. No person shall smoke any tobacco, cigar,cigarette, or objectionable substance, nor strike orotherwise ignite any light in any hall or room duringany ball or public entertainment, or at any gatheringof persons in the said hall or rooms, whether such personshave been admitted by payment of money orotherwise, except at a banquet or smoke social wherethose present countirise men only.INo person shall in any part of the building.) enter or be allowed to enter whilst intoxicated;(b) use profane or improper language;(c) be guilty of any misbehaviour whatsoever;(d) damage, mark, or deface any wall or other partof the building. Any person who does, permits,or suffers any such damage shall beliable to pay the cost of all such damage inaddition to any penalty imposed by theseBy-laws;

SEPTEMBER 23, 1027.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 223i(e) stand, loiter, or cause any obstruction whatsoeverin the passage-way or any part of thebuilding. Any person so doing sludd immediatelydisperse on being requested to do so bythe Secretary or other duly authorised officerof the Board, or police constable, whether inuniform or otherwise.14. No offensive personalities or representationsof living persons, nor any thing calculated to produceriot or a breach of the peace, shall be permitted inany hall or any part thereof, or in any room.15. No encouragement shall be given to impropercharacters to assemble in any hall or room.16. The Secretary of the Board, or other dulyauthorised officer of the Board, or police constable'when dressed in uniform or otherwi-e, if known assuch to the hirer or his servant, shall be permitted tohave free ingress to the hall or any part thereof atall times during the term of eng,agement, and shall begiven every facility for seeing that these By-laws areduly carried nut.17. The hirer of any hall or room shall maintainand keep good order and decent behaviour in suchhall or room, and shall be solely and entirely responsiblefor the carrying. out of these By-laws, and forany damage done to the building, fixtures, fittings,furniture or erockeryware, iind shall pay such damagesas shall lie assessed. by the Board. Any article ofcrockeryware not amtounted for or in a cracked orbroken condition shall be paid For at current rates orpriCOS.1 S. Every person who does, permits, or suffers any;wt., matter, or thing contrary to any of these By-laws,or commits or permits any breach or neglect therein',shall be deemed guilty of an offence against these:By-laws, and shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding£20 for every such offence.19. Children under TO years of age must be underresponsible supervision when in the building or tinypart thereof.20. Rooms shall be open on week-days from 0o'clock a.m. to 9 o'clock p.m., and on Sundays byarrangement with the Secretary.PART M.--BUILIMNi3 By-Hews.Ill pur811ance of the powers ctonferred on it by theSecond Schedule to "The Road Districts Act, 1919,"Building Regulations 3h and 37, the Kojonup RoadBoard doth make and publish the following By-laws,and Cloth order that such By-laws shall apply to theTownsite of Nejonup:1. No person shall erect any building or alter oradd to an existing building, or shall permit any personto erect any building or alter or add to an existingbuilding on laud of which lie is the owner or of which.he has the control, except ,such building, alteration.or addition is erected in conformity with these Bylaws.2. No person shall build any structure intended tobe used for human habitation or occupation, or capableof being used as smell, or shall alter or add to allysuch existing structure without having obtained a'Building Licence front the Board and paying the :rocsprescribed herein, namely:(a) The fee for :Building Licenee.(b) The fee for the use of the portion of the streetabutting. 011 the building during buildingoperations, anti deposit as security for thereinstatement and repair of such portion ofsuch street.(c) The charge of the Local Health Authority forproviding the necessary pans and lids for 114privy.3. Before such Building Licence is issued plansand specifications, in the form prescribed herein,shall be submitted to the Surveyor, and a licence willnot be granted before se% on days theof such plans and specilleal ions, unless in special circumstancesof which special circumstances the Surveyorshall be the soh judge.4. Plans shall be in ink, on tracing. linen or n11paper sufficiently strong' to stand the erasure of"H" pencil marks Nvithout injury to the paper; andspecifications shall be in typewriting or in ink manuscriptclearly written and On strong paper.5. l'Ians shall clearly show ground plans, elevations,tInd sections as are sufficient to make plain the constructionand the ttimensions of the proposed structure.The size (ii the rooms :old thickness of wallsshall be written on in figures.Sdecificatiotts shall show clearly both as to materialsittiti size of same, the construction of the foundations,floors, internal and external walls, ceilings, and roof;also the ventilation of the structure, the number otprivies ttud the construction of same, and shall providefor at least one privy of the prescribed construe,-tioa, provided with the pan supplied by the Localhealth Authority.The ground floor level of any building to be erectedabutting ou any foil will shall not be less than teninches above the level of the icerbing of the footpathupon which the building abuts, nor greater than teninches above such kerbing, unless provision is madein the plan and specifications for safe ingress and.egress tit all doorways by means of either a suitableramp or steps.A block plan, signed by the builder or owner, shallbe supplied, showing clearly the position of the intendedstructure on the block of land On which it isto be erected, and the position of the privy. Suchplan will lie retained by the Board.6. It' the plans and specifications submitted are inaccordance with these By-laws and the prescribedSt's are paid, the Surveyor shall sign them on behalfof the Board, mIld issue a Building Licence in the formprescribed herein, and for the period set forth insuch licence; but if the plans and specifications containtiny matter which, in the opinion of the Survey'',is contrary to the principles of sound or sanitaryttonstruction, and such matter is not covered by theseBy-laws, the Surveyor shall refer such matter to theBoard at its next meeting., and the Board shall haveInner to decide any matter referred to in Clauses\ to of Section 37 of the Building Regulations, whensuch matter is not defined in these By-laws, and aBuilding. License will not be granted until the Boarddecides on such matter; provided that such decisionwill not be unreasonably delayed.7. No external wall shall be erected on the buildingline of any street or nearer titan eight feet to sunkbuilding line, unless constructed of brick, stone, orcomtrete. 'Where any building is to be used wholly orin part as a shop or warehouse., the Surveyor mayauthorise on behalf of the Board, the external walls ofsuch building to Be constricted of -wood or iron, withwooden framing,, except the walls referred to before inthis clause, but if any such building is to be erectednearer than six feet to an existing building, the externalwall facing such existing building shall be constructedof brick, stone, or concrete.8. No building shall lie erected nearer than tenfeet to the boundary of the block of land on which itstands u.nless such boundary is a street, or lane, or unlessthe external walls facing suet" boundary are constructedof brick, stone, or concrete, and the Surveyormay iluthorise, on behalf of the Board, the constructionof any dwelling whereof the external walls are constructedof wood or of iron with wood framing, exceptl.0111111g Within 1110 distance of ten feet referredto before in this clause.9. On behalf of the Board the Surveyor may authorisethe internal linings, partitions, and ceiling ofany dwelling, if such building is not nearer than tenfeet to any boundary of the block of land on which itstands to be constructed wholly or partly of inflammablematerial. Such authority shall hold good fornot more than twelve months after the date fixed forthe expiration of the Building License, but may be extendedby the Board from thne to time on the applicationof the then owner, if no such extension of time isgranted such intkumnable material shall then have becomeerected contrary to the provisions of Section 14.of the Building Regulation within the meaning of thesaid section ;Ind the Board may at any time proceedin the manner set forth the said Section 14..No shme, or voaitroto Wall shall linerected nearer than two feet to the boundary of theblock of land on which it stands unless it is a parapetwall rising to a height of not less than one foot abovethe roof gutter, and the Board will not approve of thesubdivision of land which would have the effect ofleaving an existing wall in conflict with this provision.

cont1 byi2234 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.SEPTEMBER. 23, 1927.1 1. No structure any kind shall be ereunder a Itc , footpath, or pu1I the plans aucl Titications haveuuttcd to and approve:) the Board, !or signboard will be a 1.1ow(.al overa clear way of not less than eigldpath is provided.12. No street verandah shallaccoreinu co with a plan Sothe I km rd. and every such einiwith 0 a 1de gutter ; o ram. \-such E.ra n ah.charges 1'gut:If the I\ a'rAtli such street verd.all times be kept ining ill front of whichthe Iloard, (tal the own.in such manner as may kNC 1)1.1WI.: of 'land.,ere :'wise'01:1 v.11'00:0-theHire,righ:scrvn ler(op.ming ol gab-w7,y ..1t oneotbe1.4. Pecore t ho construe' amenced. 0 privy shall he provided 0111150 Of the workmen.ore ulug:eryiity!'I l e poi.ipound. airamount ('111 may be motpost or leavinging license shall be St:Board is complied 1.,ItheI loard)11inintuniluau of adH. 1,,,street.bepru.comp11... wit17. pp 1 i f 0 !nthi it 1 1;!! or Sidled !do "1.8. Bui shallSchedule "B"19. Any person v.1 raveneswith any 0110 07 ?IIIbe guilty of an o ir,1 agnevery such offence shift Is.(-ceding twenty pour ' ; aml'i1 upon,-sob-' era tidal'n unlesscell footexceptinOpprovoii.shall be providedv.;:b.i. Ca ding onsind. disimstreetdov of suchI shallh110i 0as the11eenc(d fro atdid downpipe shallhn owner of the build-.) the satisfaction ofcarry not filly repairs.1 by the Board.deal'er than six feeten which it stands.s such id, (:1(, unless othertheBoard,int e service door isobbymeans of anIibuildi. ng is camtheland or theFee, .'Diem se issued without fee.on of a building, toalmi ling' on such hiuild-:hs, Ten shillings; forOne pound.such part occupied :--Oueteal' at :my time require theI o be increased to such amounting ootice to the builder byKO,TONt.TP ROAD BOApirriefttionat the building, and the buildeduntil the order of theBHU0/1111/ Li0071or :1 1.aws;,1mledfilthsll-. and I'm'pi mdtc not esn Pen19Appl1cation No..To the Building Surve Yor.As the builder o-or di reel thework undermentione.1 I he: el.y l'or tc BullLicense for same.The following are tin' particulars of the proposedwork :Situation t (or of each,more ,than one) :1,ot or Subdivision .. StreetIntended use of building or structure (or of each, if(11(110 1111011 one) and number of buildings or structores :--'1_4,211estie Building to be used asBuilding of the Warehouse class to be usedas_Public Building to be used asStructure to be used as. . Dwell ing. Num 1,er of Rooms.n.litions or tilterations only to 'Building or Struetof encl, it more thai one, if additions orsubject of the notice), nature ofadditions or tt10 dations.ToDomestic.Additions, if any ft. x ft.Toof Warehouse Class.Additions, any ft. x ft.To Public Building.Additions, if any ft. x ft.Structure.Additions, if any ft. x ft.To Dwelling House.Additions, if anyThe nature of work isft. x ft.Dimensions of Building' or Structure (or of each, if:nor than one) : -A. rep ft.; Depth ft.;ih ; Height of walls ft.; No. ofA ',proximate value of workIt wner--NameAddressOeeupierNa meAddressDate of commencement of workof , 19 .Signature ofsputsgiving noticeAddressday1-::(1,0( Bniteling By-laws.!mi.; he a ink: on tracing linen or on paper1.0 staid the erasure of " H " pencil( hood injury to the paper.Drawings must show ground plan and elevation,'od in feet and inches. Scale not lessinch.ity tIn' builder or owner, -showing clearly the position of theon the block or land 011 lvliieli it isthe privy. Such plan.0 ill typewriting or lit inkon, in figures.if built his than 2ft. froma parapet wall must be provided.h. rbott nr iron buildings must be at least1.0 boutn of adjoining allotments.n shall comnienee to build until planswith the Building By-laws have beenapproved by the ,Board and the neces-: l ion. forms and suitable paper to complywith ...., :. eol,titition s may be .obt-dtined at the RoachBoard ° e -u irtyment of Ls. (one shilling).9. A licen..o. be granted until seven days]cave el:ipso:1 since the lodging of the plans and specifications.1:10,1 ONUP ROAD BOARD.Schedule "B."Buifrtig License.Ll h im, Licence issued by the Kojonup RoadIf aril in of , subjectto the provisions of the Building Regulations, underthe Second Schedule of "The Roads Districts Aet,19 I9, or ts thereto, ::nil to the .13 y-ws rd for the time being in force, byOlieb wit1 calendar months from date

he'ISEPTEMBER 23, 1927.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2235hereof the saidgranted permission to do all y, :Ir.' tobuilding u alteration of :wild or to11.1.,.,sub,ji.ct of a pplica t ion nom bro.(ill the .1:1) -;accordance ivitil plans anit sbe;:ii. ,c,- is-. lba.'flitted 511(1 now endorsed ludial;l of tio.Floard.1)ated this day of"or the 1..ilojontip Road BoaPees PaidBuilding PeeStreet Occupation :FeeStreet Maintenance FeeBuilding Surveyor.Previous By-laws.Al 3y-laws made by the Kojonup :Road Board priorto the adoption of these ; are here], rT,,a1-1.These By-laws Were 1c1000,1 it; :opted by t'esolntionof the lfii"ojonup Road D 'ord in the twenty-fift hday of May, 1927.H. L. ROCHE,(-'hairm au.Recom men('HAS. B.(Sgd.) ALP :Is:, NI cOAMinister fur VC 0;;;;!.;1.:YT,Secretary.Labour,Approved layDover:tor iii ExecotiveCouncil this :t1 st day o 1927./-yd.) T.. Fl. SBA 't !OTT,Clerk of the'on ii!.II), I -1'2, ` I \ .` I. ,Ind The Nil I lierinuostboundi,l. III .,,CmI ;591, II. 0.11 Immulaty of11.50:, aloe 1/,;',,10,1 1 I lo I ltd1 II/ ( '11 1 /' I,'1Sou:11\yard, and \VesitImrd by partf/,-,(1 1 11 \Vo; of A 1,ocid ion 235111, the0;11; icetr,. .11,1 21 1 1/1 he, II. ; ,,,I ;; \-0;11, 10.1111,1.11 Lo-DiFf-"B."1.','u w4for of Territory fe-on the Corrigin Rood District.Tho whole of Avon 1,0! 1:1,11,I, 25669 and 197=15; alsothe whole of Location ill:, .Sc'hot:ale " G.'.7'r01lsfer of Territury tin Ifutin Road District.The whole of 9 V'1'1 777:1 i ions 23526 and 23527.71.17, "D."Too of, of l'erritory fromin Road itisindct.All that pie; 07 [and 11011innill hy lines commencingIt (Ito 0'i 1101 177 As ot, Location 12239 and13 , 5o1,111 luta 01 the presentdist, tct boutuldi,\ Ii 1.1i t" hilninlitt:7 Of Location. 0 WC -4 i'10114 he \oi (hem side of Roadotutt;I ahoy,. p 1 ; 1/011 11112 of saidHut ttbst,' c11411. ti ;on 2.7895, a lotu; the SouthI oundal I or a 1 1(111 911",70 1111 1 II 1/1/11 l'y 04:(1011 911.?5, 1,, ili sou.]: ; ; 01 net ii lastsIlii071 ,1 liwal , .1011!,I lit 01111,!.' 11 I / I III' I1 ;II t".Till E ROAD DIST Al."T, 1 t.1.9.i0 flood District±Xorembeen, Corrigin,11t',11:10,4(Notim'P.W. 368/25.ET is hereby notified, for nor:, iororm Rion that itis the intention of Ms 1:: 1; He. liuc ant, underthe provisions of " The ',lets Act. 1910," to-(1.) Sever that portico, I 'Ea; end, 'Ii Road District,as described. in\ " Inu et ,,, and annexit to the Kondiu 'I Road D(2.) Sever at,. portion Corrigin woad District,as descril;;;,1 in scle,! ' ' hereto, and 1111100it to the I,: ondinin Road(3.) Sever that porti; . Kulin ;Road District,is described in Schedule " I.:" hereto, :,..1 cum''( it tothe Kotolinin "Road District(1.) Sever that portion of the Kondl e l m Road T./istriet,as described i n Schedule " lorm 0 and annexit to the ;Narembe.on Road "'strict;(5) Sever that portinc Kondinin Road istrict, its described in1hereto, andit to the Kulin RoadPlans of the proposed all . ay be seen a theLocal Government Office, .artment of Works andLabour, Perth.(Sgd.)Under Sucre','(PUNT,and Labour.Schedule "liondinin Road DistrictTi" un,f;e of Tel fromthe NarembeeaAll that piece of land bounded Dm Northward bylines commencing on the prc:-cot ti rli 110,1ndary atthe intersection of the 01' t he l';ondinin-Merredin Railway Reser N C IV 111 1110 Soul 11 boundary ofBillaricay Townsitc and exieading East wat'd along partof the South and East boundaries of Billaricav Townsite,the South-Western side of Road No. 6413.17I!! 7't of territory from the411/ District.The whoic or inn 17672.R 1904.VI'Board.1 : t / , ' t " , 1 .111 o10,0, 1,0,101 !ore'1 'I ,;'. t "p let otIIIt 1.. '; ;If tit,. dcao,..,101 1.110: 1.. 1,, 00,;10 11010,1 1;0t;;;1 10 et', "tt0,11,-,0t 10 e: 1, lie , 01,1011 or I 1111 0 01II-II 1,, ,J 10 j,, 1e II re 'II' Hie ,(dIONV-I I ('I 1 1.:1;!. ; 1'011 iI ittis ;1,0,11,;1, ,. Ii 1P s", I TIll 18ttto the 1st-9, 1925.0 P',..;;;;tdife 1.64riet.pply,"ec10,11 21 of "Till Land. PolitI111ti,' 11 c, 111.11 he first I Inc Don of 9.m.1 hers\"1,1 I,S WI; 111111 .10ti1011. to 1111H INC Id '1 I, 1 1: fie fieIt el'IIi' Ifit VI le "101 II, 011 tent ti.' i ern!.1. Ifie " Hi IT, It011,01'1 WOrtit',0, Ind [titleII 10.1 1, tie,110 01,0 1 1(6!.Ill-Ill I 1, Inn ,I III It. 011 ill. 2,;llt0, ;1,261 11,1;1 31st clay (HMinister for Water':17TGTT:\;ncl Drainage,

2236 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.TENDERS FOR MAIN ROADS BOARD WORKS.Date ofNotice. Natu re of Wok. Date and Time ofClosing.Where and when Conditions of Contract,etc., to be seen.1927. 1927.(Noon, Friday)Sept. 14th ... West Arthur Road BoardGrubbing and 30th September ... Slain Roads Board Office, Perth, andClearing 240 chains on Dard.adine South-East Road, 400Main Roads Board Office, Harvey,and West Arthur Road Board Office,DarkanDo. Armadale-Pemberton Road, No. 517 (PembertonSection)Clearing, forming, gravel-Bridgetown ; and Local Road Board7th October Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andling, etc., of 280 chains of roadwayOffice at Manjinmp.Do. Perth-Albany Road, No. 1000 (Wandering do. Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andSection)--Forming and gravelling 42,240Harvey ; and Local Road Boardlin. feet.Office, Wandering.Do. Midland ,Junction-Meekatharra florid, No. do. Main Roads Board Office, Perth, and1002 (Pithara-Dalwadlinu Seetion;Formingand metalling 17,400 lin. feetOff' ce, Daiwa! linuGeraldton ; and Local Road BoardDo, Mundijong-Rockingham Road, No. 381X do.Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andForming and metalling 4,113 lin. feet inLocal Road Board Office, Rockingham,Rockingham. Road Board DistrictDo. Byford-Oaklands Road, No. 38BClearing, do.Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andforming, gravelling, etc., 40 chains of roadwayLocal Road Board Office. Armadale,Do.Southern River Road, No. 38YOnibbing,clearing, forming, provision of reinforcedconcrete pipe culverts and gravelling (34chains)do.Main Roads Board Office, Perth, andGosnells Road Board Office, Maddington.Tenders are to be addressed to " The Acting Chairman, Main Roads Board, Perth," and marked outside " Tender." Theymust be accompanied by a Schedule of Quantities, together with the prescribed deposit, and will be received at the Main RoadsBoard Office, The Barracks, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.21st September, 1927.By order of the Board,M. CLEND1NNINC, Secretary.TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.Date ofNotice. Nature of Work. Date and Timefor Closing.Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.1927. 1927.(Noon on Tuesday)Sept. 8 Mukinbudin School Quarters 27th September ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court Houses, Northamand Merredin, on and after 13th September,(one room) (7424)1927.Sept. 8 Geraldton HospitalAdditions 27th September ... Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Geraldton,and Renovations (7426)Sept. 8 South Belmont SchoolRemovalof Pavilion Class Roomfrom Claremont, Repairs, etc.(7427)Sept. 8 Salmon Gums SchoolRemovalfrom Norseman (7425)Sept. 15 Northam School, Teacher's QuartersRenovations(7428)Sept. 15 Yealering School and QuartersRenovations (7429)on and after 13th September, 1927.27th September ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 13th September,1927.4th October4th OctoberContractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Kalgoorlie, CourtHouse, Esperance, and Police Station SalmonGums, on and after 13th September, 1927.Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, York, andCourt House, Northern, on and after 20th September,1927.4th October Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Katanning,and Court Houses Narrogin and Wagin, onand after 20th September, 1927.Sept. 15 WinchesterNew School (7430) 4th October Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, Geraldton,and Court House, Moore, on and after 20th September,1927.Sept. 15 Brscklancl Hill SchoolNew 4th October Contractors' Room, Perth. and Court House, Fremantle,on and after 20th September, 1927.Store, Lavatory, etc. (7431)Sept. 22 Clackline ScboolRenovations 11th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Northam,on and after 27th September, 1927.(7432)Sept. 21 Claremont Teachers' College 11th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Fremantle,on and after 27th September, 1927.Additions (7433)Sept. 22 Drywe]lCountry School and 11th October Contractors' Room, Perth ; P.W.D. Office, York ;Teacher's Room (7434)Court House, Merredin, and Police Station, Corrigin,on and after 27th September, 1927.'renders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to ' The Hon. the Minister for Works and Labour," and marked " Tender," andwill be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.C. A. MUNT,Under Secretary for Works and Labour.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1927. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 2237THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1906.Notice, of Sale.WHEREAS the Council of the Municipality of Colliehas certified that, under the provisions of " The MunicipalCorporations Act, 1906," the sum of £3 2s. Sd.is now duo and unpaid by Gertrude Cox, widow, ofSubiaco, and William Henry Llewellyn, Compositor,executor and executrix of the estate of John CharlesCox, of that piece of land whereof Gertrude Cox andfieury Llewellyn, executor and executrix, arethe registered proprietors, situated in the Collie Townsite,being Lot 573, Roberts Street, and described inCertificate: of Title Volume 289, folio 128, containing0110 rood, more or less; being arrears of rates and interestin respect of such land.And whereas the Council has 'recudred me, after threemonths from the date hereof, to issue my warrant ofexecution against such lands unless the moneys hereinaftermentioned are sooner paid.This is to give notice that in pursuance of such certificateT shall issue my Warrant of 'Execution accordiigly at the expiration of three months from the datehereof, unless ahove-metitionPA sum and all ratesaccrued and due on the land in the meantime and allexpenses incurred are sooner paid.Dated at Collie this 8th September, 1927.f1.5.1A. FRAPPELL,Clerk of the Local Court, Collie.MIDLAND JUNCTION MUNICIPALITY.NOTICE is lie,,, l)y given that George Edwin JohnNetherway has been appointed. Ranger for the Municipality,for the .purpose of impounding straying stock.G. A. JAMTESON,Town Clerk.20th September, 1927.T HE CITY OF PERTH.Extraordinary Election of a Councillor for the West(No. 5) Ward.WHEREAS an extraordinary vacancy in the West (No.5) Ward of the City of Perth was caused by the resignationof Cr. John Henry Ford, and whereas at the ExtraordinaryElection held on the 8th instant the said vacancywas not filled up: Notice is hereby given that anelection to fill the said vacancy will be held on Monday,the third day of October, 1927, in the event of therebeing more than one candidate for the vacancy.Nominations, in accordance with the provisions of" The Munieipal Corporations Act, 1900," must be deliveredto the Returning Officer, or the Town Clerk, atthe 4'ity Council Offices, 207 Murray Street, .Perth, onMonday, 26th day of September, 1927, at or before fouro'clock, or within seven days next preceding that date.A deposit of £5 is required with each nomination.hereby appoint William Ernest Bold to be DeputyPet ii ruing C) Hi.T. T. FRANKLIN,Mayor,Retu ruing Officer.207 Murray Street, Perth,20th September, 1927.SUSSEX DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that Victor H. Thomas hasbeen appointed Poundkeeper and Ranger to the Board.GEORGE B. MILNE,Secretary.SOUTH PERTH ROAD BOARD.:Brick Areas.NOTICE is hereby given that, as from 23rd September,1927, the area described hereunder has been set asideby the South Perth Road Board as one within whichbuildings other than of brick, stone, concrete, Or cementblocks cannot be erected, viz:The area bounded on the West by Forrest Street, onthe North by Hensman Street, on the East by Sandoate Street, and on the South by South Terrace.IVAN C. CAMPBELL,ChairmanR. HOUGHTON,Secretary.20th September, 1927.WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that His Excellencythe Governor in Executive Council has been pleasedto approve of the following By-law being issued by the Commissionerof Railways, pursuant to Sections 23 and 24 of" The Government Railways Act, 1904 "By-law No. 83Regulations and Charges for the hire ofMooring ,Springs.All vessels berthing at any of the jetties or wharves underthe control of the Commissioner of Railways, at which mooringsprings are provided by the Harbour and Light Departmentshall, for the safe bet-thing of such vessels, use suchmooring springs.The Officer in charge shall decide the number of springsto be used by any vessel and, should it appear to hintnecessary at any time, may order additional springs to beused.The springs will be available on the jetty, from whichposition the vessel will pick them up, and a receipt for sameshall be given by or on behalf of the master of the vessel tothe Officer in charge.The master of the vessel using the springs will be responsiblefor the laying of the springs and replacing same afteruse, failing which, the Department shall be empowered toreplace same at the expense of the master of the vessel.No officer or servant of the Department, or other person,unless otherwise directed by the Officer in charge of thejetty, or wharf, or berthing operations, shall be allowed tohalt or walk within twelve feet of any bollard, or any otherplace under the jurisdiction of the Department to which anymooring spring or rope may be made fast.The Commissioner will not be responsible in regard topersons or vessels for any loss, damage, or accident fromwhatever cause arising in consequence of the mooring springsbeing permitted to lie on the jetty.The Commissioner will not be responsible for any damagedone to any vessel, or damage or loss caused by any vesselto any other vessel, thing, or person arising from the defectivecondition of any spring or springs provided by the Department.The master, owner, or agent of any vessel using the springsshall be responsible :(a.) for the maintenance of such springs whilst in hisor their possession ;(b.) shall replace such springs after use, to the Department,in good order and condition ;(e.) shall pay for the damage caused to the springs,from whatever cause arising.Thirty shillings (30s.) per spring, per day or part thereof,shall be charged for the use of each spring, and shall be payableby the master, owner, or agent of the vessel to the Commissioneron behalf of the Harbour and Light Department.Every vessel when shifting berth shall be responsible forthe removal to the new berth of the mooring springs then inuse. Should this course not be pursued, however, the vesselin question may be held responsible for replacing the springsin use at the time of shifting berth.h September, 1027.APPO FNTMENI'H. POPE,Commissioner of Railways.(under Section 5 of " The Registration of Deaths andMarriages Amendment Act, 1907," and Section 2of " The Registration of Birth8, Deaths, and MarriagesAct Amendment Act, 1914").Registrar General's Office,R.G. No. 96/27. Perth, 17th September, 1927.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that Ma..K. H. Parker has been appointed to act, temporarily,as District Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriagesfor the Boulder Registry District, to reside at Boulder,'Ace Mr. A. B. Rutherford, transferred; appointment todate from 17th September, 1927.ALEX. J. REID,Deputy Registrar General,

Date.Sept.Presbyterian9238 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. [SEPTEmBER 23, 1927.Registrar General's Office,Perth, 22nd September, 1927.IT is hereby notiCed, for rreneral information, that the names of the undermentioned Ministers have been duly removed fromthe register in this office or Ministers registered for the Celebration of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia :-R.O. No. IDenomination and Name. Residence. Registry Dist net1997. ; Chnrch.1997 I 19 The Rev. J. R. 'Blanchard Perth ... Perth2051. Sept. 19 The Rev. 11. P. B. Saunders Boulder BoulderIT is herebyoffice for the,published, for goneral ititHrmatiort, IL,iL ne undermentioned Alintsters have been duly registered in thisCelehr ution of Marriages throughout the State of Western Australia -R.G. NoDate. Denomination and Name. Residence. Registry District.1927. Presbyt,?rian Church.2050 - Sept. 19 The 11..v. .1. Barnes ... Boulder ... Boulder.2057 ... Sept. 19 The Rev. F. S. Jamieson ... Carnarnah Irwin.Clearches of Christ.2706 ... Sept. 21. Mr. F. H. Eaton . ... ... West Subiaco Perth.ALEX. J. RETD,Deputy Registrar General.WESTERN A USTRAT,I A N GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.Accepted 7'enders.TenderBoardNo.Date.Contractor.ScheduleNo.Particulars.DepartmentConcerned.Rate.675/27515 /27200 '275,13 /27.155 '27521/27734/271927.Sept. 15 On Pipe Co., (Aust.'. 1;'2Ltd.do.ado.,h).Sept. 16do.do.British Imperial Oil Co.,Ltd.Vaeuti in Oil Co. Pty.,Ltd.Ba.rr,P,t,rsor,11enatit, SterlCo. aid Vori,Mgi,L!'el ;:keeloeuemiiPr.,dueL., Ltd..I'. Balton Sons (perone cal)S. M. ShilkinA. Co., Ltd.120A,1927175a.1927144A,1927133A,1927127A,1927J.1176A,1927Cement Lining of 3M., 4in., and letropolitan WaterGin. diameter Pipes, for Supplyperiod ending 30th June,192Sitem1, 3M. dia. pipes ...Item 2, 4in. dia. pipes ...Item 3, Gin. dia. pipes ...'agon Axle Oil, 12,500 gallons, Railwaysas per item 3A, deliveredE.O. R., Fremantle, in threequantitiesWagon: Axle Oil, 12,500 gallons, do.delivered F.O.R., Fremantle,as follows :-(a) Delivered as requiredIrons time to time(b) Delivery of two or moreconsignments ...rchase of Second-band 'Ford- Works and LabourTruck (Engine No. C525848)tails and Fishplates, 601b. do.material, 130 miles of track,delivered C.I.F. Fremantle :-Rails ...FishplatesEngine Tyres, 100 only, delivered RailwaysC.I.F. Fremantle :-Item 1 ...Item 2 ...Item 3 ....Item 4Item 5Copper Firebox Tube Plates, Railways5 only, delivered C.I.F. Fremantle,as per item 1Atopper Wrapper Plates and Back do.Plates, delivered C.I.F. Fre-mantle-Item 2, 5 only... ... ...Item 3, 5 only... ... ...Purchase of Second-hand Chaff Agricultural ...Bags, ex Government HorseDepot, West Subiaco-Item 2,1,900 only3:Id. per lin. ft.4d. per lin. ft.7-id. per lin. ft.le. 5d. gal].Is. 5id.Is. 50. gall.£10 10s. Od.£9 8s. Od. ton.£13 8s. Od. ton.£12 17s. 9d. each.£14 5s. Od. each.£6 17s. Od. each.£7 lls. 6d. each.£6 Os. Od. each.£47 7s. Od. each,plus £4 per ton,less 2 per cent.£98 13s. Od. ton.£92 6s. Od. ton.5s. 3d. doz.

SF:PIT:1173T? .23. 1927.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 222.9WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD-continued.Variation of Contract.Tender Board No. Date. Contractor. Particulars.566/27 ...1927.Sept. 15 W.A. Worsted & Woollen MilLs,Ltd.Blankets, Red, White, and Blue, Schedule 118A, 1927. Acceptanceof 163 only, 60in. x 80in. Blankets in lieu of SOin. x 10in.(The right is reserved to take the full quantity of SOin. x 90in.)Tenders for Government Supplies.Date ofadvertising.Schedule No.Supplies required.Date ofclosing.1927.1927.Annual Contracts.Sept. 8 Oils (various) for State and Commonwealth Departments, during the year 1928 Oct. 20.Sept. 12Burial of Deceased Destitute Persons and Aborigines in various towns throughoutthe State during the yearOct. 27,Sept. 12Shoeing Police Horses in various towns throughout the State during the year1928 Nov. 3.Sept. 12Rations for Aboriginal Natives in various towns throughout the State duringNov. 3.Interim Contracts.July 28 147e, 1927 ... Copper Firebox Tube Plates, 5 only ... ept. 29.July 28 149e, 1927 ... Telephone Materials: Cordeau Insulators, Tubular Brackets, Galvanised CoachScrews, Galvanised Hook Rods and Plates, Galvanised Stay Swivels, WireGuards and Lightning Spikes, Copper Line Wire, (Ti.!. Line Wire, G.I. SayWire, Cast Steel Top Brackets and Bolts for cast steel top brackets ... Sept. 29.Aug. 9 157e, 1927 Copper Feed Pipes (seamless) for Locomotive Boilers, 135 only ... Sept. 29Sept. 6 181e, 1927 Steel Pipes, lined with tin. bituminous lining of approved composition, 15,000lineal feet ... Sept. 29.Aug. 9 158e, 1927 Magnesia Lagging Blocks, for Class " P" Locomotives, 5 sets ... Oct. O.Sept. 22 192e, 1927 Galvanised Vire Netting (Australian Manufactuie), 17 gauge x lin. mesh x42in. wide, 200 miles ... Oct. 6.Aug. 11 163e, 1927 Underground Cable, 600 volt, 5 sq. inch, 3,000 yards, and Joint Boxes ... Oct. 13.Aug. 18 165e, 1927 Mild Steel dia., 400 tons or alternatively 5/8in. square, 400 tons ; and13/16in. dia., 80 tons ... Oct. 13.Aug. 18 167e, 1927 Spring Steel and Mild Steel Oct. 13.June 23 122e, 1927 Rail and Girder Bending and Straightening Machine, 1 only Oct. 20.July 7 132e, 1927 Three-ply, Teak Finish, 180 sheets ; and Mill Board, Single-faced, 430 sheets ;Duo ble-faced, 200 sheets Oct. 20.Aug. 25 170e, 1927 Wheels, Axles and Tyres (complete), 150 only ; and Steel Axles, 250 only ... Oct. 27.Sept. 15 183e, 1927 Superheater Headers, Class P," 5 sets ... Nov. 17Sept. 15 181e, 1927 Superheater Elements, Class " P," complete, 5 sets Nov. 17.Sept. 22 191e, 1927 Mild Steel Channels, Angles, Flats, Rounds, Squares and Rivets, and SpringSteel Nov. 17.Sept. 22 190e, 1927 Engine Tyres, Class " D" Bogie, 100 only ... Nov. 24.For Sale by Tender.Sept. 15 5e, 1927 ... Motor Launch, 24ft. x 6ft. Sin, beam, as it is now moored at the Water Police1.3.).t Sisi, Porte, waere inspection can be made ... Sept. 29.Sept. 20 A, 1927 ... Second-hand Shovels, 787 only, as they now lie at the Government Store,Marquis Street, West Perth, where inspection can be made Sept. 29.Tenders addressed to the Chairman, Tender Board, Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned su plies until2-15 p.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.H. C. TRETHOWAN,22nd September, 1927.Chairman W.A. Government Tender Board.THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-19.Food and Drug Regulations, 1924-Amendment.M.H.D. 448/25 ; Ex. Co. 2552.WHEREAS by the provisions of " The Health Act,1911-19," His Excellency the Governor may make Regulations,and may repeal, alter or amend 'Regula lions somade : Now, therei ore, His Excellency the Governor,by and with the advice and consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, and on the advice of the Food ;Standards AdvisoryCommittee, cloth hereby amend the Food andDrug Regulations, 1924, published in the GovernmentGazette on the 11th day of July, 1924, by the additionof the following Regulation, to stand as Regulation28 (a) :-Pasteurised Milk.1. Pasteurised milk means milk which has beenheated to a temperature of not less than 145deg. and notmore than 15Uueg. E., and held at such temperature fornot less than thirty minutes, and immediately thereaftercooled to a temperature below 50deg. F.2. Pasteurised milk shall not contain more than50,000 bacilli per cubic centimetre, nor any coliformbacillus in one-tenth of a cubic centimetre.3. No milk shall be subjected to the process of pasteurisationmore than once, and shall not be otherwisetreated by heat.Lab,elling.4. Every vessel containing pasteurised milk shallbear a label with the words " Pasteurised Milk " printedthereon in bold-faced sans-serif capital letters of notless than twelve points face measurement.Approved by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil on the 21st day of September, 1927.L. E. SHAPCOTT,Clerk of the Executive Council.

2240 NMF 'VT (A7, W A [ SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-19.MILD. 594/26; Ex. Co. 2553.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has beenpleased to(1) approve of the appointment, made by the DeputyCommissioner of Public Health, of Harry Law to beInspector under the provisicns of "The Health Act,1911-19," for the Health Districts of Canning, Gosnells,and Armadale-Kelmscott, at a remuneration, inclusiveof transport, at the rate of £340 per annum;(2) approve of the proportional part of such remunerationby each Local Authority as follows :Armadale-Kelmscott Road Board, £155 per annum;Gosnells Road Board, £90 per annum; Canning RoadBoard, £95 per annum.APPOINTMENT.M.H.D. 594/26.THE following appointment under Section 29 of "TheHealth Act, 1911-19," is hereby made :Harry Law tobe Inspector, under the Health Act, for the combinedHealth Districts of Canning, Gosnells, and Armadale-Kelmscott, as from the 1st October, 1927.ROBERT M. MITCHELL,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.22nd September, 1927.CANNING DISTR ECT ROAD BOARD.M.H.D. 594/26.WHEREAS under the provisions of " The Health Act,1911-19," the Commissioner may by order remove anyInspector of a Local Authority : it is hereby orderedthat Walter P. Jones be removed from the position ofInspector, under the provisions of the Health Act, forthe Health District of Canning.ROBERT M. MITCHELL,Deputy Commissioner of Public Health.5th September, 1927.POLICE DEPARTMENT.Perth, 16th September, 1927.IT is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governorin Council has approved of the appointment of InspectorL. V. Simpson to the rank of First Class Inspectorof Police as from 1st September, 1927.R. CONNELL,Commissioner of Police.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Greyhound Racing Company (South Australia),Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofthe abovenamed Company in Western Australia issituate at No. 3 Equity Buildings, Murray street,Perth, and is accessible to the public between the hoursof 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on all week days, except Saturday,when the office will be open between the hoursof 10 a.m. and 12 noon.Dated the 5th day of September, 1927.HAROLD HARCOURT CRIBB,Attorney for the above Company.Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Texas Company (Australasia), Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that by Power of Attorneybearing date the 15th day of August, 1927, and depositedwith the Registrar of COinpanies on the 1st dayof September, 1927, William James Kerr was appointedthe Attorney of c, the abovenamed Company in the Stateof Western Australia. All prior Powers of Attorneygranted by this Company and registered in WesternAustralia under " The Companies Act, 1893," are revoked.The Registered Office of the Company in WesternAustralia is situate at St. George 's House, St.George 's Terrace, Perth.Dated the 6th day of September, 1927.UNMACK & UNMACK,Harper 's Buildings, Howard Street, Perth,Solicitors for the Company.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.The Monte Carlo Bank Gold Mines (No-Liabfity).NOTICE is hereby given that by Power of Attorneydeposited with the Registrar of Companies on the 12thday of September, 1927, Gordon Dunleavy was appointedthe Attorney of the abovenamed Company inthe State of Western Australia. All prior Powers ofAttorney granted by this Company and registered inWestern Australia under "The Companies Lt., 1893,"are revoked. The Registered Office of the Company inWestern Australia is situated at Brown 's Buildings,195 Murray Street, Perth.Dated the 12th day of September, 1927.G. DUNLEAVY,Attorney for Company.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Foy (S- Gibson Proprietary, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygranted by Foy & Gibson Proprietary, Limited, to JohnConochie has been revoked, and that Charles WenmanPilgrim Amies, of 775 to 787 Hay Street, Perth, manager,and John Frederick Bowman, of the same place,accountant, are now jointly and severally the Attorneysof the Company.Dated this 8th day of September, 1927.CHAS. W. P. AMIES.JOHN P. BOWMAN.Lohrmann Tindal, 89 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Tillam Boehme and Tickle Proprietary, Limited.Notice of Registered Office.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office inWestern Australia of the abovenamed Company issituate at No. 671 Hay Street, Perth, and is open forthe transaction of business between the hours of 9 a.m.and 5 p.m. daily, except on Saturdays, when the hoursare 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.Dated this 8th day of September, 1927.ABBOTT & ABBOTT,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company,42 St. George's Terrace, Perth.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.In the ?natter of Mount Flora Estates, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Oh ce of theabovenamed Company is situate at No. 17 First Floor,Harper's Building, Howard Street, Perth, and that samewill be open for the transaction of the Company s Lusinessbetween the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. from Monday toFriday inclusive, and from 10 a.m. till 12 o'clock noon onSaturdays.Dated at Perth this 9th day of September, 1927.J. D. WHYTE,Secretary.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.In the matter of the Banff Distillery Agency, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Ofi ce of theabovenamed Company is situate in Perpetual Trustee Clambers,Howard Street, Perth, and that same will be open forthe transaction of the Company's business between thehours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. front Monday to Friday inclusive,and from 10 a.m. till 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays.Dated at Perth this 9th day of September, 1927.SYDNEY H. REEDYCROFTS,Director.

SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.] Gnv-pRvIt-FVT 1T7ETTE. W.A. 2241THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Connell's Sawmills Proprietary, Limited.Notice of Change of Registrwd Cy. ce.NOTICE is hereby given that tie 1:e,Iiterd (Vice ofConnell's Sawmills Proprietary. been ovedfrom Forrest Chambers, St. 0cor;z.c.:- 'Aimee. Pm It, to No.11, First Floor, Warwick Ceorge's Terrace, Perth,and that it will be open and acce.-;sible to the pu blic on allweek clays except Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and onSaturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.Dated this 19th day of September, 1927.O'DEA & O'DEA,Solicitors for the Company,Warwick House, St. George's Terrace, Perth.Western Australia.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.R. Johnston and Company, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that lie Gei-tmcd Oh cc of theabovenamed Co ol)aiiy is situate o Main Stieet, Lake Grace,and will be open for business betv.-emi the hours of 10 a.m.and 12 noon and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. horn Monday to Friday,and from 10 11.111. to 12 noon on Sat';Idy.Dated this 15th clay of September, )927.STONE, JAMES, I. CO.,47 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.AUTO SALES COMPANY, LIMITED.NOTICE is hereby given that at ,-,tmordinaly generalmeeting of Auto Sales Comiecn e. 1.l i !ICI] held at the 1,',,:2i,-tered 0 cc of the Company. Tciimm Tuodyay. onMonday, the 29th clay of :August. 1027. at 2-1:0 o clock inthe forenoon, the following spechtl :-That the Company be wound u r ilia lit. curl thatAlfred Cyril Kirby, of Perth, aec,,,c;11,40. bc and he is herebyappointed Liquidator for the purpo-c., of such winding-up,and that his remuneration shall Ty-r cent, on grossrealisation."Dated this 7th clay of September, 1927.By order of the Board,MORRIS LLOYD,Governing Director.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1803.Concrete Construction (117.A.1, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Circe of theabovenamed Company in \\u 't al.itt has been changedfrom 26 St. Leonard's A\ enue. Leederville, to LonlpardChambers, St. George's Terra.:',-. Pe0 h. and is accessible tothe public between the hours of in a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.and 4 p.m. on week days and 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturdays.Dated the 10th day of September, 1927.NAIRN & MoDONALD,Commercial Travellers' Association Buildings,69 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the said Company.THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Borneo Oil Option Syndieutc, Limited.NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Off ce of BorneoOil Option Syndicate, Limited, has been removed from thelate &Fees Number 71 and 72, A.M.P. Chambers, Perth, toNumbers 10 and 11, W.A. Trustee Buildings, St. George'sTerrace, Perth.Dated this 17th day of September, 1927.MORRIS CRAWCOUR,A.M.P. Chambers, William Street, Perth,Solicitor for Borneo Oil Option Syndicate. Limited.TN THE MATTER OF " THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893."(56 Vict., No. 8.)NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section20 of the above Act, a Certif cate of Incorporation, as aLimited Company, has this clay been issued to AccessoriesService, Limited.Dated this 15th clay of September, 1927.T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Clompanies.Supreme Co-urt Office, Perth, W,A,IN THE MATTER OF " THE COMPANIES ACT 1893."(56 Vict., No. 8.)NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section20 of the above Act, a Certi cate of Incorporation, as aLimited Company, has this day been issued to Mount FloraEstates, Limited.Dated this 15th day of September, 1927.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.IN THE MATTER OF " THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893."(56 Viet., No. 8.)NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section20 of the above Act, a Certi cate of Incorporation, as aLimited Company, has this day been issued to R. Johnstonand Company, Limited.Dated this 14th day of September, 1927.T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893."(56 Vict., No. 8.)NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions of Section20 of the above Act, a Certi cate of Incorporation, as aLimited Company, has this day been issued to The BanffDistillery Agency, Limited.Dated this 19th day of September, 1927.T. F. DAVIES,Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.Western Australia.TN TT-FE MATT? crr " THE ASSOCIATIONS'INCORPORATION ACT, 189:5."I. IVON TTEPBERT EFTART,FS ROYAL, Trustee ofor person hereunto authorised by the Board of Manarremnntof the Goorealliog and Districts Hospital, dohereby give notice that I am desirous that. such Hospitalshonld he incorporated under the provisions of" The Associations Incorporation Act, 1895."Dated this 26th day of August, 1927.IVON H. ROYAL,Chairman of Goomalling, and Districts Hospital.The following is a copy of the Memorial intendedto he filed in the Supreme Court under the provisionsof the said Act:-Western Australia.THE ASSOCIATIONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.Memorial of the Goimallino and Districts Hospital,filed in pursuance of " The Associations IncorporationAct, 1895" :1. The name of the institution is The Goomallingand Districts Hospital.2. The objects of the said Hospital shall be toafford medical and surgical relief.3. It is situated at Gocanalling.4. The Trustees of the said Hospital are:-IvonT-Terbert Charles Royal, Enceval Gabriel Hansen, CharlesMarcus Jaffe.5. The management of the said Hospital is vestedin a Board of Management, consisting of eleven members,elected by residents of the District of at leastthree months' standing, at an annual meeting held inthe month of April.

2242 anv.FPN'ATT4r\TT n A 7.F,TTE. W A SEPTEMBER 23, 1927.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.In the matter of the Estate of Arthur George :Bruton (knownas George Hiscox), late of Grandstand Road, Belmont,in the State of Western Australia, Landowner, deceased(intestate).NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of the abovenamed deceased arerequired to forward particulars of such clamp s or demandsto the West Australian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Company,Limited, of 135 St. George's Terrace, Perth, the Administratorof the estate of the said deceased, care of Messrs.Stawell, Hardwick & Forman, of Forrest Chambers, St.George's Terrace, Perth, on or before the 20th day of October,1927 ; and notice is further given that at the expiration ofsuch time the said administrator will proceed to distributethe assets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to the claims and demands ofwhich it- shall then have had notice.Dated the 20th day of September, 1927.STAWELL, HARDWICK, & FORMAN,Solicitors for the Administrator,The West Australian Trustee, Executor, and AgencyCompany, Limited.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.In the matter of the Will of James Harwood, late of 14 MaryStreet, Claremont, in the State of Western Australia,Retired Prospector, deceased.Notice to Creditors.NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other personshaving any claims against the estate of the abovenar edJames Harwood, deceased, are hereby requested to rend inparticulars thereof in writing to The West Australian Trustee,Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of 12,5 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, the executor nan ed in the will of the saiddeceased, on or before the 19th day of October, 1927: and,further, that at the expiration of the last-n enticned datethe said executor will proceed to distribute the arrets of thesaid deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto, havingregard only to the claims of which it shall then haNe hadnotice.Dated this 19th day of September, 1927.NICHOLSON & NICHOLSON,Surrey Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitors for the Executor.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.In the matter of the Will and Estate of George Adam s, late of132 Addis Street, Iamingten, Kalgeorlie, in the State ofWestern Australia, Mine Owner, but fern erly of 50Cheetham Street, Kalgoorlie, aforesaid, Miner, deceased.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having any claimsor demands against the estate of the abovenamed deceasedare required to send particulars of same in writing to theadministrator, The West Australian Trustee, Executor, andAgency Company, Limited, of St. Geerf e's Terrace, Perth,on or before the 24th day of October, 1927, at the expirationof which time the administrator will distribute the assets ofthe said deceased, without reference to any claims or demand sof which it shall not then have had notice.Dated this 21st day of September, 1927.O'DEA & O'DEA,Solicitors for the Administrator,Warwick House, Perth.NOTICE TO CREDITORS.In the Will of Edwin Murcott, late of 81 St. George's Terrace,Perth, W.A., solicitor, deceased.NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims ordemands against the estate of the abovenamed EdwinMurcott, deceased, are required to send particulars thereofin writing to The West Australian Trustee, Executor, andAgency Company, Limited, of 135 St. Geor 's Terrace,Perth, the executor of the Will of Elizabeth Cecilia Grid D.,deceased, the executrix of the abovenamed deceased, beforethe 23rd day of October, 1927, on which date the said Companywill, proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased,having regard only to claims of which it shall thenhave had notice.Dated this 14th day of September, 1927.STONE, JAMES & CO.,Solicitors for the abovenamed Company.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAPROBATE JURISDICTION.In the matter of the Will of Elizabeth Hayes, formerly ofMoss Side," Evans Street, West Subiaco, but late of28 Commercial Road, West Subiaco, in the State ofWestern Australia, Widow, deceased.Notice to Creditors.ALL persons having claims against the estate of the abovenameddeceased are hereby required to send particulars ofsuch claims to the executor, The West Australian Trustee,Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, of 135 St. George'sTerrace, Perth, on or before the 17th day of October, 1927,after which date the executor will proceed to distribute theassets of the said deceased amongst the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which particularsshall have been given.Dated the 14th day of September, 1927.NAIRN & McDONALD,Commercial Travellers' Association Buildings,69 St. George's Terrace, Perth,Solicitor's for the West Australian Trustee, Executor,and Agency Co., Ltd.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,1898," and in the matter of William Rowland Waller,Alfred Heighton, and Victor Boulter, trading as " Waller,Boulton and Company," of Katanning, Viticulturists,Debtors.Notice of Meeting.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditors ofthe abovenamed William Rowland Waller, Alfred Heighton,and Victor Boulter, trading as " Waller, Boulton and Company,"will be held at our ollices 45-51, Weld Chambers,St. George's Terrace, Perth, on Friday, the 30th day ofSeptember, 1927, at the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon.Dated the 20th day of September, 1927.[L.s.]Q. H JAMES,Agents for the Debtors.Q. H. Janice and Company, Public Accountants, 45-51Weld Chambers, St. George's 1 errace, Perth.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,1898," and in the matter of George Edwin Wall, ofWickepin, Farmer, a Debtor.Notice of Meeting.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditor's ofthe abovenamed George Edwin Wall, of Wickepin, will beheld at our o4ices 45-51 Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace,Perth, on Saturday, the 1st clay of October, 1927, at the hourof 10-30 o'clock in the forenoon, under and in pursuance of" The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898."Dated the 17th day of September, 1927.[L.s.]Q. H. JAMES,Agent for the Debtor.Q. H. James and Company, Public Accountants, 45-51Weld Chambers, St. George's '1 errace, Perth.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.In the matter of The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,1898," and in the matter of the Assigned Estate ofFilemino Rodriguez, of Broome, Pearler.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditors ofthe above estate will be held on Monday, the 3rd door ofOctober, 1927, at the hour of 2-15 o clock in the afternoon,at the oboe of Fred Curran, Brown's Buildings, 193 MurrayStreet, Perth.Dated this 21st day of September, 1927.FRED CURRAN,Solicitor for the Assigned Estate.

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SEPTEMBER 23. 1927.1YVTRNTAITNrT e4A TFTTP. W A2243THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.Receiving Orders.Debtor's N ame. Address. Description. Court.No, ofMatter.Date ofOrder.Date ofPetition.Act or Acts ofBankruptcy.terald Clifford Slater ...Goomailing ... 1 Farmer ...SupremeCourt,Perth63 of192716th day ofSept., 162730th day ofJuly, 1027Non-compliance with therequirements of a BankruptcyNotice.John Godfrey CastieauRoelands ... ... Grocerdo.81. of192716th day ofSept., 102716th day ofSept., 1027Debtor's petition.Notice of Dividend.Debtor's Name.Address.Description.Court.No.Amountper £.First or Finalor otherwise.Whenpayable.Where payable.Frederick Lee, junior,trading as " TheGnowangerup TradingCompany "Wholesale and Supremeretail mer- Court,chant Perth23 of1J25One shillingand fourpenceand a fractionin the £Second andFinalGnow-Lately ofangerup27th dayof Septoutter,1027At the Office of OfficialReceiver in Bankruptcy,SupremeCourt, PerthDebtor's Name.John Godfrey CastieauRoelandsAdjudication.Address. Description. Court.GrocerSupreme Court,PerthNo. ofmatter.Date of Order. Date of Pei on.81 of 16th day of Sep-1027 i tember, 1927Sep-16th daytember, 1027Dated this 21st day of September, 1927.M. M. MOSS,Official Receiver, Supreme Court, Perth.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.In the smatter of " The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,1898," and in the matter of Thomas Britton, trading as" Britton & Company," of Gosnells, Storekeeper, adebtor.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors of theabivenamed debtor will be held at the Board Room of theFremantle Chamber of Commerce, Phan-lore Street, Fremantle,on Friday, the 30th day of September, 1927, at3.30 p.m.Dated this 16th day of September, 1927.[L.s.]A. F. PLINT,Agent for the Debtor.Ford, Rhodes.. & Davies, Public Accountants, Chamber ofCommerce Buildings, Phillimore Street, Fremantle.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERNAUSTRALIA.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and me the matter of Arthur NormanMosedale, of Scotsdale Road, Denmark, in the Stateof Western Australia, Storekeeper, a debtor.Notice of Meeting.NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the creditorsof the abovenamed Arthur Norman Mosedale, of Scots -dale Road, Denmark, will be held at the offices of AlbertE. Weston & Co., W.A. Trustee Buildings, St. George'sTerrace, Perth, on Friday, 30th- September, 1927, at thehour of 3;30 .p;mt in the afternoon, in purauance ofThe Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898."Dated this 21st day of September, 1927.[L.s.]A. E. WESTON,Agent for the Debtor.Albert E. Weston 4- Co., Public Accountants andAuditors, W .A. Trustee Chambers, St. George'sTerrace, Perth.IN THE SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUS-TRALIAIN BANKRUPTCY.In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of Archibald BrownThompson, of Lake Grace, Farmer, a debtor.NOTICE is hereby giN:en that the abovenamed debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toRobert George Gladstone as trustee, and that the sameis now lying for inspection and execution at the officesof Boultbee & Godfrey, solicitors, Commercial UnionChambers, 66 St. George's Terrace, Perth.Dated this 21st day of September, 1927.M. M. MOSS,Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.ACTS OF PARLIAMENT, ETC., FOR SALE ATGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.Abattoirs .. .. .. ..Aborigines Act (Consolidated) ..Abstract of Stamp Duties .. ..Adoption of Children (see also "StateChildren") .. .. .. ..Agricultural Bank Act and AmendmentsAgricultural Seeds .. .. ..Arbitration Act ..Associations Incorporation Act ..Auctioneers ActBankruptcy Amendment Act, ls.; Rules, 1892,5s.; Rules, 1898, ls.Bills of Sale Act Consolidated ..Boat Licensing Act and Amendments ..Brands Act ..Bread Act .. ..Bunbury Harbour Board .. ..Bush Fires Act .. .. ..Cemeteries Act and AmendmentsCompanies Act Consolidated .. .. ..Co-operative and Provident Societies Act ..Criminal Code Act and Rules, quarter bound,with index£ s. d.0 3 60 1 00 0 60 20 40 00 00 00 00999690 1 30 9 60 1 00 3 60 1 00 1 60 2 90 4 00 1 30 10 6

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