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Oyster Fielseries Act, 1881.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honnurahie Sir JamesTO WIT. Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-

JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Governor in and over the State of

tL.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in theCommoewealth ef Aostralia.

Ex. Co. 2741, Fisheries 553/46.IN pue'steauce of the provisions of seetiooi 11 of theOyster Fisheries Act, 1881, I, the Governor of the Stateof Westerie Australia, do hereby prohibit all personsfroni taking oysters by any means whatsoever in aoivof the portions of Western Australians waters specifiedin the Schedule hereto for a period of five years fromthe date of publication of this Proclamation in theGovennsneut Gazette.

Schedule.The whole of tlee waters of Wilsoov 'a Inslet, Denmark.

Given under my hand anti the Public Seal of tilesaid State, at Perth, this 14th day of Decem-ber, 1949.

By His Excellency 's Command,VAL. H. ABBOTT,

Minister for Fisheries.GOD SAVE THE KING

The Game Act, 1912-1913.PROCLAtMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Sir JamesTO WIT. J Mitchell, Knight Grand Cress of the Most Dis-

JAM ES MITCHELL, tingnished Order ef Saint Michael and SaintGovernor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.

Ex. Co. 2739, Fisheries 174/39.IN pursualice of the provisions of section 6 0f theGame Act, 1912-1913, I, the Governor of the State of

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.[Published by Authority at 3.30 p.m.J

{InIeamsTEmnED AT TIlE GENERAL POST OPPICE, PERTH, FOP. TRANSMISSION BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

Westeros Australia, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, do hereby exempt from, theoperation of thue Proclamation dated 30th July, 1924,defining certain portions of the Statc as a reserve forgrey kangaroos, and the declaration contained therein,all that area comprised within the Kent Road District,for a period of 12 months as from 1st January, 1950.

Given nuder my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tIns 14th day of Decem-bee, 1949.

By His Excellency 's Command,

VAL. H. ABBOTT,Minister for Fisheries.

GOD SAVE THE KING I I

AT a meetiosg of the Executive Counicil held in theExeerotive Council Chamber, Perth, this 14th day ofDeceuvbcr, 1949, the following Orders in Council wereauthorised to be issued:

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.

Metropolitan Sewerage Ejector Station for Area 14,Claremont, at Adelma Road.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 2086/48, Ex. Co. No. 2762.IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 11of the Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellency theGovormuor, acting by and with the advice and consentof thee Executive Council, doth hereby authorise theHonourable Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage and

No. 75.1 PERTH: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. [1949.

3238 GOVERThIENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DECEMBER 16, 1949.

Drainage to undertake, construct or provide Metropoli-tan Sewerage Ejector Station for Area 14, Claremont,at Adelma Road, on the land shown coloured green onPlan P.W.D., W.A. 31577, which may be inspected atthe office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

B. Ii. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.


Drainage \Torls Depot at Mundijong.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W.W.S. 1053/49, Ex. Co. No. 2757.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by section 11of the Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellencythe Governor, acting by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby anthorise theHonourable Minister for Works to undertake, constructor provide Drainage Works Depot wt Mundijong, onthe land shown coloured green on Plan P.V,T.D., WA.32031, which may be inspected at the office of theMinicter for Works, Perth.

B. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.


Eastern Railway ExtensionAdditions andImprovements.

Cottages for Railway Employees near Midland .Tunetion.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W. 2184/49, Ex. Co. No. 2755.IN pursuance of the povers conferred by section 11of the Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellencythe Governor, acting by and with the advice and con-sent of the Exeentive Council, doGi hereby authorisethe Honourable Minister for Railways to undertake,construct, or provide Eastern Railway ExtensionAddi-tions and ImprovementsCottages for Railway Employ-ces near Midland Jnnction, on the land shown colouredcrecu on Plan P.W.D., W.A. 32042, which may be in-spected at the office of the Minister for Works, Perth.

H. H. POlO,Clerk of the Council.

Cemeteries Act, 1897-1946.Clocing of Cuballing and Popanyinning Cemeteries.

ORDER. IN COUNCIL.

Corr. 1812/05, Vol 2.

WHEREAS by the provisions of the Cemeteries Act,1897-1946, it is made lawful (in case it should appearto the Governoi that burials in any cemetery under anylaw relating to public cemeteries, or other burial groundsor place of burial whatsoever should be wholly discon-tinued) for the Governor by order to be published intile Govcrnsicnt GazeUc, to diject that, after a timementioned in such order (not being less than threemonths from the date thereof), burials in such cemeteryor burial place, ground ni place of burial shall be dis-continned wholly, or subject to any exception or quali-fication; and whereas it has been made to appear to theGovernor that it is advisable that all burials should bediscontinued in the Cubalhing Cemetery (Reserve 8405)and Popanyinning Cemetery (Reserve 9875) except ingraves at present owned by private persons: Now, theie-foie, His Excellency tile Govei-nor, by and with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, doth herebydirect that from and after the 1st January, 1950, burials

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 15th December, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasapproved of the following appointments :-

Ex. Co. 2672, P.S.C. 8/49Leslie JoIns Bateman,under section 24 of the Puijlic Service Act, to be labora-tory assistant, Government Chemical Laboi-atories, MinesDepartment, as from the 26th January, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2670, P.S.C. 235/49Donald Geoige Cahill,under section 23 of the Public Service Act, to be JuniorClerk, Kalgoorlie, Public Works Department, as fromthe 25th May, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2670Reghiald Geoffrey Helyar, AlexanderWallace Patterson and William Ei-nest Bi-osvn, unclei-section 24 of the Public Ses-vice Act, to be DraftsmenSecond Class, Lands and Surveys Department, as fromthe 1st April, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2672, P.S.C. 700/49F. B. Black, Clerk,Audit Department, to be Clerk, Class C-II.-6/7, as fromthe 1st December, 1949.

Also the acceptance of the following iesignations:

Ex. Co. 2672P. J. Adams, Accounting Machinist,Treasury Department, as from the 20th December, 1949.

Also time following retirements, under section 59 ofthe Public Service Act:

Ex. Co. 2376V. H. Bentley, Secretary, Poliee Dc-partment, as from 11th Deceniber, 1949.

Also the creation of the following positions undersection 32 of the Public Service Act:

Ex. Co. 2670Clerk, Accounts, Native Affairs De-partment, Class C-II.-7; Typist, Native Affairs Depart-ment, Class C-VI.

Also has amended the classification of the followingposition:

Ex. Co. 2670Item 2257, Clerk, Native Affairs De-partment, Class C-II.-8, at present occupied by H. T.Bishop, to Class C-II.-7, as from the 1st December,1949.

S. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

within tile limits of the said cemeteries and burialgrounds shall be wholly discontinued, except in caseswhere the special permission of the said Governor be6it obtained.

H. H. POlO,Clerk of the Council.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.

The Treasury,Perth, 9th December, 1949.

THE following appointments have been approved:

Receivers of ReveuueTrsy. 957/43B.. H. Weston,Brooiue; B. A. MeLarty, Perth, and V. H. Sulloy, Katan-ning, for the Native Affairs Department. Trsy. 29/45-Mi-. II. W. Lance, for the Public Woi-ks Department,Albany.

A. J. REID,Under Treasurer.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 15th December, 1949.

THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the under-mentioned appointment S:-

Constable Ronald Keith Lee as Acting Bailiff of theKellerberrin Local Court during the absence on annualleave of Coust:,ble Joseph John MeCarley.

Constable Harold Quartermaine as Bailiff of the Tooci-yay Local Court, vice Constable Percival 1-lerbert Ganna-way.

Constable S. N. Began :,s Acting Bailiff of the Donny-brook local Court during the absence on annual leaveof Constable H. C. Catt.

ELECTORAL ACT, 1907-1949.THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the under-mentioned cancellation of appointments of Postal Vot;eOfficers under the provisions of section 90 of the Elec-toral Aet, 1907-1949.

Bray, Francis Illingworth-98 Circe Circle, Dalkeitli.Brierley, Alan---Bangalup, Franklanci River, via Cian-

brook.Brown, Walter CeilS Portland Street, Nedlands.Fieldgate, henry G eorgeIowden..James, Arthur ThomasAda Street, Waterman's Bay.Mackeen, Frederick Williamc/o Correspondence

Despatch.Mcintyre, John WalterBox 26, Dumblevung.Sweetapple, Arthur I-Ienry-91 Broadway, Nedlands.Adams, Thomas StralianEdmund Station, Geseovu

Junction.Atkinson, Robert SamuelGalena Lead Mines, via

Ajana.Baeldiouse, Alfred FraukGlcn Roy Abattoirs, Wyitd-

ham.Bisset, Douglas MaitlandCarnarvon.Bradley, Clayton CNicholson Station via Wyndham.Bradshaw, John JosephTamala Station via Hamelin

Pool.Brown, Jane (Mrs.)Talbot.Bucknall, William PrendivilleTableland Station via

Derby.

t The possession of an accountancy qualification by examination will be regarded as an important factor when judgingefficiency under section 34 of the Public Service Act.

Applications are called under section 34 of the Public Service Act, 1904, cad are to be addressed to the Public ServiceCommissioner and should be made on the prescribed form, obtainable from the offices of the various Permanent Heads ofDepartments.

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.

Butcher, May (Mrs.) and Butcher, William Edward---Milgun Station, via Meekatliarra.

Butler, Richard JohuNarrogin.Campbell, Robert JohnCarnarvon.Chamberlain, Herbert HenryWalgoolan.Cornwall, Thomas JosephWagin.Doust, Alfred Edward-6 Harris Street, Palniyra.Parley, Lucy (Mrs.)Abydos Station, Port Hedhttnd.Fiavel, Alfred LawrenceBurakin.Gillespie, Donald MurrayRawlinna.Herbert, TieriryNeedilup.Hetherington, ThomasWeebo Station, Darlot.1-lill, George FrederickHamilton Street, Osborne

Park.Holly, C.'' Eulanda,'' Katanning.Holmes, Emma (Mrs.)Kunmunya Station, via

Broome.Holmes, George William (Rev.)Kunmunya Station,

via Broome.Jenkins, Lancelot Howard Clive and Jenkins, Margaret

Mileura Station, via Cue.McGuire, Rosahind Louise and McGuire, Thomas Pat-

rickRed Hill Station, via Onslow.Miller, J.Narrogin.Nicholls, Arthur HowardNinghan Station, via

Vvuhi1l.Oliver, SamuelWiuderie Station, via Carnarvon.Rawlins, Alfred AlecAlice Downs Station, via Halls

Creek.Reynolds, Dorothy MayMoonyoonooka.Ross, Ivan HerbertKatanning.Stevens, Reginald FrancisTimoni 0-. M., Mt. Ida.Stove, Murray BancroftChirritta Station, via Ro.-

bourne.Venn, Frank EvanRoy Hill Station, via Meekatharra.Webb, Thomas Arthur BPolice Station, Mt. Mag-

net.Westlake, William BondfieldDandaragan Road

Board.Wood, Aubrey WalterCape Leveque Lighthouse, via

Broome.Yelverton, Claude NoelBindi Bindi.

DECEMBER 16, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3239

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

DepartmenL Po8ition. Salary.I Data

Eleturnahie.

1949.Class P-I.-8

Public Works Hydraulic Engineer (Item 1197) £943-fl,177 17th December.Class C-II.-3/4

Chief Secretary's ........ Sub-Accountant (Item 785)t Margin £293-f37l do.Class 0-11-7

Child Welfare Clerk (Adoptions) (Item 2105) (Female position) Margin £181-f 195 do.Class 0-II.-3

Treasury Chief Clerk, Government Printing Office (Item 219) Margin £345-f37l do.Class 0-11-8

Crown Law Clerk, Arbitration Court (Item 1752) Margin £139-f 167 do.............Class C-II.-4

Chief Secretary's Clerk-in-Charge (Item 762) Margin £293-f319 do.Class C-TI-S

Public Works Clerk, Northam (Item 1171) Margin £139-f 167 24th DecemberClass C-II.-6

State Housing Commission Clerk (Tenancy) ................ Margin £209-f237 31st DecemberClass C-II.-6

Do. do. Clerk-in-Charge (Architectural) ........ Margin £209-f 237 do.Class C-II.-4

Metrop.olitan Water Suppy De-partment

Clerk-in.Cbarge, Revenue (Item 1535) Margin £293-f319 do.

Class C-II.-7Do. do. do. Clerk, Relieving (Item 1549) ............ Margin £181-f 195 do.

Class C-II.-7/8Audit Department Clerk (Item 280) ................ Margin £139-f 195 do.

Class C-II.-8Lands and Surveys Department Clerk, War Service Land Settlement Branch Margin £139-f 167 do.

Class C-II.-8Do. do. do. Clerk, Farmers' Advances (Item 517) Margin £139-f 167 do.

Class -II.-3/4Crown Law Department Assistant to Clerk-in-Charge (Legal) Margin £293-f37l do.

DECLARATIONS AND ATTESTATIONS ACT, 1913.THE Hon. Attorney General has approved of the under-mentioned appointments and cancellation of appointmentas Commissioners for Declarations under the Declare-timis and Attestations Act, 1913:

Appointments :Wilfred Aubrey Launder, Perth, andWilfred Gordon Mdl, Pinjarra.

Cancellation :Iiarry Francis Kemp.

THE department has been notified that the followingcheques have been lost by the ljnyees. Payment hasbeen stopped and it is intended to issue fresh chequesin lieu thereof:-

11. Cheque No. 3364 dated the 6th December, 19-19,drawn on the Clerk of Couit 's Trust Fund for the sumof £3 I Os. lid. in favour of V. D. Rickerby.

2. Cash Order No. 61692 dated the 12th May, 1949,(lraWli on tile Public Trustee Conunon Fund, for tilesum of £42 lOs. 76. in favour of McAllister and Edwards.

H. SHEAN,Under Secretary for Law.

FIRE BRIGADES ACT, 1942.IN accordance with the provisions of the abovemen-tioned Act and regulations thereunder, I hereby declarethat the undernientioned persons have been elected asmembers of the Western Australian Fire Brigades Boardfor a term of two years from the 1st day of January,1950.

To represent the Insurance Companies carrying onbusiness within the StateI-Iigliman, I-Tarry Vernon.

To represent Municipal Councils and Road Boardsmentioned in Part III. of the Second SeheduleSealsill,Ernest.

To represent tile registered Volunteer Fire BrigadesCary, Leslie Ernest.

G. F. MATI-IEA,Chief Electoral Officer,

Returning Officer.State Electoral Office,

62 Barrack Street, Perth.9th December, 1949.

Ex. Co. No. 2569, C.W.D. 772/27.1-uS Excellency the Governor in Conneil has been pleasedto appoint, u,idcr section 16 of the Child Welfare Act,1947, Grace Isobel Lobley as Matson of the Alexan-dra Home for Wonien (Incorporated), Highgate, viceUna Florence TJlrieh, resigned.

A. L. YOUNG,Secretary Clnld Welfare Department.

Ex. Co. 2574, C.W.D. 354/30.HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto appoint Gwyn Roy Judd Hitchin as Acting Secretary,Child Welfare Department, as from the 14th December,1949, during the absence of Arthur Laurence Young onleave.

A. U. YOUNG,Secretary Child Welfare Department.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.THE undermentioned allotments of land will beoffered for sale at public auction on the dates and attile Pl:leeS specified below, under the provisions of theLand Act, 1933-1948, and its regulations:-

MENZIES.20th December, 1949, at 10 n.m., at the Office of the

Mining Registrar-GoongarrieTown 63, ir., £10; Town 64, ir.,

£10; Town 72, ir., £15; Town 73, ir., £15.

MERBEDIN.21st December, 1949, at 4 p.m., at the Court House-

DoodlakineTown 56, lr., £25; Town H72, lr. i3p.,£35.

KununoppinTown 101, ir., £18; Town 102, ir.,£13; Town l{103, ir., £15.

PINJARRA.28th December, 1949, at 11 n.m., at the Court House-

HamelTown 101, ir., £20; Town 102, lr., £15;Town 103, 1i., £15.

tPinjarra"IMTSub. 113, Ga. U. l4p., £30; JSub.130, 4a. Or. iSp., £10.

WagerupTown 15, 2r. 'Ip., £12 lOs.; Town 16,2r. 4p., £10.

CARNARVON.4tl January, 1950, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-

3CarnarvouTown 378, Ic. 9.5p., £20; Town 379,ir. 9.5p., £20; Town 381, lr. 2.Sp., £25; Town382, ii. il.5p., £20.

MEE K AT H A RE A.4th January, 1950, at 11 am., at the Office of the

Mining Registrar-Meekatharra.Town 242, ir., £15.

KATANNING.5th January, 1950, at 11 a.m., at the Government Land

Agency-PingrupTown 3, U., £18.

WAGIN.5th January, 1950, at 11 n.m., at the Government Land

Agency-DuranillinTowu H 16, 39.9p., £15; Town 25,

39.9p., £15.* Suburban for cultivation.

Sections 21 and 22 of the regulations do not apply.I Subject to truncation of corner, if necessary.¶ All marketable timber is reserved to the Crown.All improvements on the land offered for sale are

the property of the Crown, and shatl be paid for asthe Minister niay direct, whose valuation shall be fiumaiand binding on the purchaser.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may beobtained at tins office and the offices of the variousGovernment Land Agents. Land sold to a depth of 29))feet below the natural surface, except in mining dis-tricts, where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet or 20feet only.

H. E. SMITI-I,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND ACT, 1933-1948.Notice of Intention to Grant a Lease under Section 116.

Depnrtnient of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 1st Deceniber, 1949.

Corres. 6307/49.IT is hereby notified that an application has beenreceived from The Icahamnunda District Golf Club Ineor-pointed for a lease of Canning Location 1237, and it isproposed to grant such lease for a term of 21 years fora Recreation Ground.

I-I. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

EXTENSION OF CLOSING DATE.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 6th December, 1949.Corres. 1474/25, Vol. 2. (Plan 413D/4O, B4.)

IT is notified, for general information, that applicationsfor the area of Crown land, containing about 96 acrcn,bounded on the Westward by Sussex Location 3865, onthe Northward by locations 2201 amid 2202, on the North.Eastward by location .2208, on the South-Eastward bylocation 2209 and on the South-Westward by location1697, will be accepted up to and including Wednesday,2Sthi December, 1949.

H. E. SMITH,Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND ACT, 1933-1948.Notice of Intention to Grant a Lease under Section 116.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 29th November, 1949.

Corres. 1850/36.IT is hiereby notified that an application has beenreceived from the Commonwealth of Australia for a leaseof an area of about 790 acres near Cue, and it is pro-posed to grant such lease for a term of 15 years for anAerial Landing Ground.


3240 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DECEMBER 16, 1940.

DIecEMBEII 16, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3241

LOT OPEN FOR LEASING.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 29th Noveniber, 1949.Corres. 3312/45.

IT is notifIed for general information that Boulder Lot2633 is available for leasing under section 117 of theLand Act, 1933-1948.

Applications must be lodged at the Lands Office, Kal-goorlie, on or before the 21st December, 1949.

If more than one application be received by the clos-ing date for this lot, tile applications shall be deemed tobe simultaneous and shall be referred to a Land Board.

The following conditions shall apply: -No lease will be granted unless the applicant shall

have first produced a ''provisional consent to conimnencebuilding'' issued by the State Housing Commission, orsuch other evidence to prove to the satisfaction of theMinister for Lands that the applicant already has, oris in a position to obtain the necessary materials to builda residence on the Lot applied for.

The leesee will be required to erect a residenceOn his lot within six months from the date of approvalof his applicatioii, or within such extended period asthe Minister for Lands may approve. Failure to comply0ill this comidition renders the lease liable to forfeiture.

The teimn of the lease will be 99 years.The annual rental payable for the first ten years

of thic term of tIme leae will be twelve shillings. Therental shall be subject to re-appraisement by the Mimi-ister at intervals of tell years.

No transfer of the lease will be approved untilthe lessee has complied ivitli the building conditions ofthe lease.

The lessee shall not carry on, or permit or sufferto be carried on, on the demised land any trade or bnsi-'mess whatsoever, without the consent in writing of theMinister for Lands being first obtained; and further,the conditions under which time said land is made avail-able shall not entitle the lessee now, or at any future timeto the right to convert same to fee simple.

(Plan Boulder Sheet 1.)I-I. E. SMITh,

Under Secretary for Lands.

APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING RESERVE 22968.(near Mukinbudin.)

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 1st December, 1949.

Corres .3731/49.APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of reserve22968 (Avon Location 27299), eontahnng 19 acres 3i'oods 32 perches.

This reserve is available for leasing, nuder section 32of the Land Act, 1933-1948, for the purpose of obtain-ing water for a term of TO years at a rental of £1per annum, subject to tIme condition that no coinperlsa-tion will he paid for any iniprovelflellts effected by tImelessee and existing at tile expiration or earlier deter-mhmation of the lease.

Applications, acconipaiiied by one-half year's rent,plus 15s. lease and registration fees, must he lodgedat this office, on or before the 28th December, 1949.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing date,a mid if there are more applicants than one, the applica-tion to he granted will be determined by the LandBoard.

(Plan 55/80, F3.)H. E. SMITI-T,


APPLICATIONS FOR LEASING RESERVE 42.Bnrroloo Well

Department of Laiids and Surveys,Perth, 6th December, 1949.

Corres. 3211/93.APPLICATIONS are invited for the leasing of portionof reserve 42 (Swan Location 4897), containing about 5acres, as described in the Schedule heret.o.

This reserve is available for leasing, under section 32of tile Land Act, 1933-1948, for the purpose of a timbermill, for a torus of five years, at a rental of £2 perisnnnm, subject to th condition that p0 compensatlop

ivill be paid for any improvements effected by the lesseeand existing at tile expiration or earlier determinationof the lease.

Applications, accompanied by one-half year's rent,plus lSs. lease and registration fees, must be lodged attins office, on or before time 4th January, 1950.

All applications lodged 011 or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing date,and if tilere are more applicants than one, the applica-tion to be granted will be deterniined by the LandBoard.

(Plan 28/80, D2.)I-I. E. SMITH,


Schedule.Portion of reserve 42, containing about 5 acres,

bounded by lines cemnseuciug at its North-Easterncorner and extending We-st about 8 chains; thence SouthaboLit I chains; thence East to its Easterms boundary;thence Northward along the said Eastern boundary tothe starting point.

LAND OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1948.WEDNESDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1949.

Eastern DivisionUlarring District.Corres. No. 7 72/17. (Plan 35/300.)

IT is hereby notified for general information that anarea of about 21,000 acres bounded by lines startingat a point about 62 chains due West of the North-Westcorner of reserve 7032 and extending South about515 chains; tilenee West about 347 chains; thenceNorth about 740 chains; thence East about 347 chains;thence South about 230 chains to the starting point,will be available for Pastoral Leasing as from 28thDecember, 1949.

Subject to payment for improvements.

Icinberley DivisionNnmalgnn and Fitzroy Districts(Milliwindi Station).

Corres. No. 352/39. (Plan 134/300.)iT is hereby notified for general information that theland contained within late Pastoral Lease 396/623,forlaerly held by W. C. Connell, comprising an area of32,000 acres and known as Mihliwindi Station, willhe re-available for Pasto:ral Leasing as from 28thDeeemnher, 1049.

Subject to payment for improvements.

WEDNESDAY, 4th JANUARY, 1950.North-West DivisionTeano District.

Corres. No. 4771/49. (Plan 72/300.)IT is hereby notified for general information that anarea of about 9,360 acres lying South of MingahSprings Station, and ilounded by lines conmmnencing ata point about 70 chains South of the South-East cornerof J. H. Ryles' lease 394/807 and extending Eastabout 360 chains, South about 260 chains, West about360 chains and North about 260 chains to the startingpoint, will he available for Pastoral Leasing as from4th January, 1950; subject to payment for improve-meats.


WEDNESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1950.Eastern DivisionWeld District.

Corres. No. 2267/49. (Plan 43/300.)IT is hereby notified for general inforusation that timelaud contained isi late Pastoral Lease 395/703, formerlyheld by H. A. W. Runge, and known as Mt. WindarraStation, comprising an area of 28,655 acres, will be se-available for pastoral leasing as from Wedmiesday, 22ndMarch, 1950 ; subject to Rural and Industries Bankindebtedisess,

H. E. SMITH,Tinder Secretary Lpnds,

3242 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [DECEMBER 16, 1949.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.IT is hereby notified, for genenal information, that theareas scheduled hereunder are available for selectionunder Part \T of the Land Act, 1933-1939, and thregulations appertaining thereto, subject to the pro-visions of the said Act.

Applications must be lodged at the Local Land Officefor the district in which the land is situated not laterthan the date specified, but may be lodged before suchdate, if so desired.

All applications lodged on or before such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing dayand if there are more applicants than one for anblock, the application to be granted will be determinedby the Land Board. Should any lands remain unselectedsuch will continue available until applied for or other-wise dealt with.

If a Land Board sitting becomes necessary, the appli-cants for the blocks will he duly notified of th4 date,time, and place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between theclosing date and the sitting of the Board.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationmust take the balance thereof, if a-ny, undei- ConditionalPurchase.

All marketable timber, including sandalwood andniallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of Clause 18 of the Regulations.

SCHEDULE.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1949.

Fitzgerald District (about 10 miles West of Dowak).Corr. No. 1893/27. (Plan 11/300.)Location 524, containing i3O0la. Or. 21p., at is. 9d.

per acre; classification page 5 of 4898/22; subject toRural and Industries Bank indebtedness. The previousGazette notice concerning this location is hereby can-celled.

Ninglsan District (about 4 miles South of Wialki).Corr. No. 1737/49. (Plan 66/80, E3 and 4.)Location 2721, containing 3,2'Ola. Or. 38p., at 4s. 6d.

ncr acre; classification page 9 of 1961/27; subject toRural and Industries Bank indebtedness; being A. Cor-rigan 's cancelled application.

Roe District (about 5 miles North of Buniche).Corr. No. 525/26. (Plan 387/80, Fl and 2.)Locations 890 and 1055, containing 3,061a. Or. 20p.

and lGOa., respectively, at 5s. 9d. per acre; classificationpage 13 of 525/26; also location 930, containing 539a.3r. 32p., at 6s. per acre; classification page 7 of 5575/26;subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness. Theprevious Gazette notice concerning these locations ishereby cancelled.

lion District (about 5 miles North-East of Hyden) -Corr. No. 1231/32. (Plan 345/80.)(a) Location 1706, containing 2,340a. 2r. 24p. at

fis. Gd. per acre; (b) an area of about 700 acreson the North by the Southern boundary of location1034, on the East by the Western boundary of location768 and its prolorv'ation Southward, on the South bythe Northern boundarios of locations 310 and 1706. andna the West by the prolongation Southward of the West-em boundary of location 1034; subject to survey, cloeci-fication and pricing. The previous Gazette notice cola-cerning this land is hereby cancelled. -

Victoria District (about 2 miles South of Yuan)Corr. No. 2761/31. (Plan l6OC/40, E4.)Location 5917, containing lOOla, at 3s. 3d. per acre;

classification page 4 of 2811/28; subject to paymentfor improvements, if any; being M. Burton's cancelledlease 68/3363. -

Yilgarn District (about 7 miles South-East of Chandler).Core. No.2444/39. (Plan 35/80, CD2.)Locations 245 and 246, contaiuing 920a. 2r. 3Op. and

909a., respectively, at 2s. per acre; Alkali Sheet 46;subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness andto mining conditions. The previous Gazette notice con-cerning these locations is hereby cancelled.

WEDNESDAY, 28th DECEMBER, 1949.Avon District (about 20 miles West of Brookton).Core. No. 557/l4. (Plan 342C/4O, D3 and 4.)Location 18-592, containing 546a.; classification page

64 of 5557/14; subject to pricing and to exemption fromroad rates for two years from date of approval of appli-cation; being F. Holman 's cancelled lease 9357/68.

Avon District (about 7 miles West of Karlgarin).Corr. No. 4160/20. (Plan 376/80, Dl.)Locations 18700 and 18703, containing l,000a. and

75a, respectively; classification page 34 herein; sub-ject to pricing and to Rural and Industries Bank i -debtcdaess; location 18700 is also subject to a croppinglease, whicli expires on 28tla February, 1951; being II.1-1. Stafford's cancelled leases 12508/56 and 12597/68.

Avon District (near Koojodda Siding).Open under Part V., Sec. 53.

Corr. No. 6810/96. (Plan 2A/40, Bi.)Location 27321, containing 2a.; purchase price, £10;

available to adjoining holders only.

Avon District (about 16 miles South-East of Kondinin) -Corr. No. 4975/49. (Plan 376/80, C2.)The Crown land, containing about 600 acres, bounded

on the Northward by a one-chain road along the South-cr1, boundary of location 18690, on the Eastward bylocations 25723 and 18691, on the Southward by location23633, and on the Westward by a one-chain road alongthe Eastern boundary of location 25711; subject to sur-vey, classification and pricing.

Jilbadji District (about 12 miles North-West ofHolle-ton).

Corr. No. 3734/30. (Plan 6/80, Al.)Location 550, containing l,4O7a. 2r. 34p., at 3s. per

acre; classification page 1 of 1788/28; subject to pay-ment for improvements and to mining conditions; beingID. Stevenson's cancelled lease 68/2802.

Kent Dists-iet (7 miles North-West of Ongernp).Core. No. 5065/49. (Plan 418/SO, 04.)The Crown land, containing about 900 acres, bounded

on the Northward by the prolongation Eastward of theNorthern boundary of Kojonup Location 5645, on theEastward by a one-chain road along the Western boun-daries of locations 1174 and 339, on the Southward bylocation 267 and Kojonup Location 4215, and on theWeCt\vard by Kojosiup Locations 8742 and 5645; sub-,jer-i to survey, classification and pricing.

Kojonup District (near Hinkley Estate).Corr. No. 4136/49. (Plan 417/80, F4.)The Crown land, containing about 1,500 acres, bounded

0:1 the Northward by the prolongation Westward of theSouthern boundary of location 6979, on the Eastwardby the prolongation Northward of the Eastern boundaryof location 7018, on the Southward by locations 7018and 5443, and on the Westward by a cleared roadextending Northwards from the North-Western cornerof location 5443; subject to survey, classification and

riei1ig.

Melbourne District (about 3 miles South of Lake Hind).no--v. No. 3617/46. (Plan 57/80, C3.)The Crown land, containing about 500 acres, bounded

on th Northward by road No. 4-306, on the Eastwardlv locations 1721 and 3236, on the Southwai-d by roadNo. 3758, and on the Westward by location 2083; sub-ject to survey, classification and pricing.

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Murray District (about 5 miles West of 000lup).Corr. No. 3434/46. (Plan 380D/40, B4.)Location 979, containing 2lla. lr. iSp., at 7s. per

acre; classification page 3 of 4113/29; subject to exemp-tion from road rates for two years from date of appro-val of application; being H. H. Watts' cancelled lease347/4212.

Nelson District (near Wilga).Corr. No. 3362/46. (Plan 414B/40, P2.)The Crown land, containing about 300 acres, bounded

on the Northward by road No. 4239, on the Eastwardby a line in prolongation Southward of the Easternboundary of location 2945, oil the Southward by location10871, and on the Westward by the Donnybrook-PrestonValley Railway Reserve and boundaries of Wilga Town-site; subject to survey, classification, pricing and mill-ing conditions.

Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1948,as modified by Part VIII.

Peel Estate (near Wellard).Corres. 4682/21. (Plan 341D/40, 03.)Lots 32, 33, 34 and 35, containing 33a. 3r. 2p., 44a.

3r. i7p., 44a. 3r. 27p. and 52a. 3r. i6p., respectively;purchase money, £75 8s., £72, £60, and £61, respectively;to ex-servicemen: half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 yearsinterest only at 4% per annum £1 13s. lid., £1 12s. 56.,£1 7s. and £1 7s. Gd., respectively; balance 35 years prin-cipal and interest at 4% per annum £2 2s., £2 Os. 2d.,£1 i3s. 6d., £1 14s., respectively; civilians: half-yearlyinstalmentsfirst 5 years interest only at 5% per annum£1 17s. 9d., £1 lOs., £1 lOs. and £1 105. Gd., respectively;balance 35 years principal and interest at 5% perannum £2 4s. 9d., £2 2s. 9d., £1 i5. 7d., and £1 16s. 26.,respectively; subject to exemption from road rates fortwo years from date of approval of application and tothe special conditions governing selection in this estate.

Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1948,as modified by Part VIII.Peel Estate (near Karnup).

Corres. 1321/49. (Plan 341D/4O, 04.)Lots 389 and 392, containing 159a. ir. 35p. and 138a.

Or. i3p., respectively; purchase money, £200; to ex-scr-vicemen: -half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 years interestonly at 4% per annum £4 lOs., balance 35 years princi-pal and interest at 4j% per annum £5 us. Gd.; civilians:half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 years interest only at 5%per annum £5, balance 35 years principal and interestat 5% per annum £5 i8s. 8d.; subject to the conditionsgoverning selection in this estate; being G. W. F.Brown's cancelled application.

Plantagenet District (about 14 miles East ofMt. Barker).

Corr. No. 2333/48. (Plan 451/80, Dl.)An area of about 100 acres, bounded by a line start-

ing at a point one chain West of the North-West cornerof location 3659 and extending South about 20 chainsand West about 14 chains along road No. 10362; thenceNorth about 32 chains along the Eastern boundary ofa proposed road; thence East about 54 chains, Northabout 4 chains and East about 24 chains along the saidproposed road; thence South-West about 12 chains alongthe surveyed road; thence about 60 chains West alongthe Northern side of road No. 10362 to the startingpoint. Subject to survey, classification and pricing.

Plantageuet District (near Albany).Corr. No. 1009/34. (Plan Albany Townsite, Sheet 2.)Location 999, containing 30a. 3r., at 13s. per acre;

classification page 37 of 1009/34; subject to exemptionfrom road rates for two years from date of approvalof application; being T. E. Meyer's cancelled lease 347/539.

Plantagenet District (8 miles West of Marbeilup).Corr. No. 3918/49. (Plan 45iD/4O, A4.)The Crown laud, containing about 60 acres, bounded

on the Northward by a one-chain road along time South-ern boundaries of locations 479 and 790, on the Eastwardby locations 4685 and 1861, on the Southward by loca-tions 789 and 1997, and on the Westward by road No.1775; subject to survey, classification and pricing.

Plantagenet District (5 miles North-East ofMt. Barker).

Corr. No. 4807/49. (Plan 445/80, B4.)The Crown land, containing about 400 acres, bounded

on the Northward by locations 1132 and 5195, on theEastw-ard by location 5195, on the Southward by theprolongation Eastward of the Southern- boundary oflocation 5186, and on the Westward by location 5186;-subject to survey, classification, pricing, and the pro-vision of any necessary roads.

Plantagenet District (3 miles South-West of Redmond).Corr. No. 6833/25. (Plan 451D/4O, B4.)Location 3446, containing 100a., at 9s. Gd. per acre

(including survey fee).

Sussex District (about 8 miles South-East of Vasse).Corr. No. 832/31. (Plan 4130/40, DE3.)Location 1864, containing 101a. Or. .2Op.; subject to

classification and pricing, to exemption from road ratesfor two years from date of approval of application, andto the special conditions governing selection in this dis-trict. The previous Gazette notice concerning this loca-tion is hereby cancelled.

Sussex District (4 miles North-East of Cowaramup).Corr. No. 916/39. (Plan 4l3D/40, 04.)Location 3921, containing about 35a.; subject to sur-

vey, classification and pricing.

Sussex District (2 miles East of Yallingup Siding).Corr. No. 2120/31. (Plan 413D/40, B3.)

Location 2860, containing il3a. 39p., at 12s. 66.per acre.

All that portion of location 2856, containingabout 70- acres, situated Eastward of a line about 33chaiue Eastward of and parallel to the Western bonn-clary of the said location.

The Crown land, containing abou-t 300 acres,bounded on the Northward by location 2861, on theEastward by locution 2860 and a one-chain road alongthe Western boundaries of locations 2859 and 2857, onthe Southward by location 2856, and on the Westwardby the prolongation Southward of the Western boundaryof location 2861.

Areas (b) and (c) subject to survey, classificationand pricing.

Sussex District (n-ear Cowaramup). -Corr. No. 1887/22. (Plan 413D/4O, B4.)Location 1694, containing 6Oa. lr., and the Crown

land, containing about 300 acres, bounded on the West-ward by locations 1695 and 2592, on the Northward byroad No. 3446, on the Eastward by a one-chain roadalong the Busselton-Margaret River Railway Reserve, onthe South-Eastward by location 2593, and on the South-Westward by location 1694; subject -to survey, classifi-cation and pricing.

Sussex District (2 miles South-West of Tutunup).Oorr. No. 1213/38. (Plans 41313/40, P2 and 4130/40,

P3.)Location 1793, containing 149a. 3r. 39p., at 7s. per

acre (including survey fee and excluding improvements).

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Swan District (near Lake Pindar).Corr. No. 3864/48. (Flail 28/80, B4.)Location 2692, containing 304a. 2r., at 9s. Gd. pci1

acre; classification page 10 of 3864/48; subject toexemption from road rates for two years from date ofapproval of application; being 1. M. Taylor's cancelledapplication.Victoria District (8 miles North-East of Northanipton).

Corr. No. 4492/49. (Plan 160D/40, C3 and 4.)The Crown land, containing about 2,500 acres, bounded

on the Northward P a one-chain road along the South-ern boundaries of locations 9484 and 6194, and by loca-tions 9484 and 6720, 011 the Eastward by locations 4399and 4579, on the Southward by road No. 4904 andlocations 9674 and 7280, and on the Westward by loca-tion 6621; subject to survey, classification, pricing, andthe provision of necessary roads.

Open under Part \T of the Land Act. 1933-194S,as modified by Part VIII.

Victoria District and Wongoondy Estate (nearWongoondy).

Corres. 56/36. (Plan 127/80, DEl and 2.)Lot 5 and location 8851, also lot 7 and location 8853,

also lot 8, containing i,672a. 2r. iSp., i,419a. Or. 2p.and i,4OGa. ir. i9p., respectively; purchase money, £244,£286 and £257, respectively; to ox-servicemen: half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 years interest only at 4-i%per annum £5 Os. lOd., £6 So. 9d. and £5 15s. Sd.,respectively; balance 35 years principal and interestat 4% per annum £6 16s. id. £7 19s. Gd. and £7 3s. 4d.,respectively; civilians: half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5years interest only at 5% per annum £6 2s., £7 3s. and£6 8s. Gd., respectively; balance 35 years principal andinterest at 5% per annum £7 4s. 90., £8 Os. 8d. and £712s. 5d., respectively; being H. B. and N. E. Mills' call-celled leases 3131/650 and 3131/612.

Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1948,as modified by Part VIII.

Wellington (Upper Capel Estate).Corres. 2586/7. (Plans 414A/40, BC21 414D/4{),

BC3.)Locations 2543 and 2541, containing 2:7a. Or. 7p. and

183a. 3r. 23p., respectively; purchase money, £645; toox-servicemen: half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 years in-terest only at 4-% pci- annum £14 lOs. 3d., balance 35years principal and interest at 4-% per annum £17 19s.7d.; civilians: half-yearly instalmentsfirst 5 years in-terest only at 5% pci- annum £16 2s. Gd., balance 35 yearsprincipal and interest at 5% per annum £19 2s. 7d.;subject to Rural and Industries Bank indebtedness;selection restricted to ex-serviccmen only; being A. W.Morey's cancelled lease 3131/622.


WEDSDAY, 4th JANUARY, 1950.Esperance District (about 1 anile North of Truslove).

Corr. No. 1674/33. (Plan 402/SO, C2.)Locations 416 and 1368, eontainissg 1,000a., at is. 9d.

per acre; Alkali Sheet 89; subject to payment for im-provesnents, if any; being L. Richards' cancelled leases68/3915 and 74/1685.

Fitzgerald District (about 2 miles South-East ofGrass Patch).

Corr. No. 918/38. (Plan 402/80, C2.)Location 48, containing 916a., at is. 9d. per acre:

classification page 22 of 2889/25; subject to Rural andIndustries Bank indebtedness and to survey if selectedby any person other than the holder of location 1139.The previous Gazette notice concerning this location ishereby cancelled.

Fitzgerald District (about 9 miles East of Grass Patois).Corr. No. 2146/49. (Plan 402/80, DEl.)Locations 54, 344, 345 and 346, containing 989a.,

1,O16a. 3r. i2'p., 827a. ir. 29p. and 1,O52a. 2r. lop.,respectively, all at is. Gd. per acre; classification page15 of 2017/36; subject to Rural and Industries Bankindebtedness; being P. F. Sullivan's cancelled applica-tion.

Plantagenet District (about 1 mile South of Borden).Corr. No. 1477/37. (Plan 435/80, A3.)Location 5234, containing about 35a.; subject to sur-

vey and pricing. The previous Gazette notice concern-ing this area is hereby cancelled.Williams District (about 6 miles South-East of Lake

Grace).

Corr. No. 4873/26. (Plan 387/80, C and D4.)Locations 13132 and 13237, containing i,3S4a. Or. 25e.

and SO9a. Sr. i5p., respectively, at 4s. Gd. and 2s. Gd. peracre, respectively; classifications pages 6 of 5323/24and 25 of 4873/26, respectively; also locations 12581and 13961, containing i,69Oa. 2r. 2lp.; subject to pric-ing; classification page 5 of 4135/21. Subject toexemption from road rates for tw-o years from date ofapproval of application. Locations 13132 and 13237are also subject to poison conditions.

Vilgarn District (about 3 miles North-East ofBoodarockin).

Corr. No. 2613/37. Plans 53/80, A4 and 54/SO, P4.)Location 1074, containing i,GOGa. Or. lOp. at Is. 9d.

pci' acre; classification page 99 of 2546/25; subject topayment for improvements and to mining and timberconditions. The previous Gazette notice concerning thislocation is hereby cancelled.

I-I. E. SMTTiT,Under Secretary for Lards.

FORFEITURES.TilE undernscntioned leases have been cancelled nudersection 23 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948, owing to non-payment of rent Or other reasons:

Name, Lease, District, Reason, Corres., Plan.Congdon, N. E.; 3599i/55; Oldfield 77; £24 2s. 3d.;

2859/16; 420/SO, Fl.Johnson, R. H.; 347/5434; Avon 142i2; abandoned;

1540/48; 35/80, A2.Miniter, H. G. A.; 347/4080; Kent 846, S2i; condi-

tions; 1815/46; 434/80, Al and 2.Suddess, J. M.; 347/4907; Ninghaa 1494; abandoned;

4835/47; 55/SO, Al.Tonkin, A. H., and Tonkin, W. H.; 347/2070; Mel-

bourne 3393; conditions; 531/37; 63/SO, 13C3.H. E. SMITH,


CEMETERIES ACT, 1897-1946.Mount Marshall Public CemeteryBy-laws.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 16th Deceniber, 1949.

L. & S. kb8O/22.hiS Excellency time Governor in Executive Council,acting under the provisions of the Cemeteries Act,1897-1946, has been pleased to approve of the by-lawsmade by the Trustees of thc Mount Marshall PublicCemetery as set out in the Sclmedule imereundcr.

(Sgd.) I-I. E. SMITI-I,Under Secretary for Lands.

Schedule.Mount Marshall Public CemeteryBy-laws.

By virtue of all powers in that behalf vested in tiletrustees of time Mount Marshall Public Cemetery, thesaid trustees make time following by-laws:-

All fees and charges payable to time trustees, asset forth, in Schedule A hereto shall be paid at thetimes amid maimer therein mentioned, unless otherwiseo rderecl.

rfhle I secretary,' ' as meferred to in these by-laws, means the person for the time being employedby the trustees as the seci-etary of the Ceumeteiy, andsuch pci-son shall, subject to the trustee, exercise ageneral supervision andi coistrol over all matters pci-taming to tIme Cemetery, amid to time carrying out andenforcement of these by-laws, asid the directioms ofsuch pem'soms shall in all cases and fom- all purposes bepresumed to be and to have been the direction of thetrustees.

The ''superintendent,'' as referred to in theseby-laws menus the person for the time being employedby the trustees as time superimstendemit of the Cemetery,and such person shall, subject to the trustees, havecharge of the general care of time Cenmetery, and super-yision of the erection or placing of monumental work

and fixtures, also tile supervision of interinents, theopening, closing, and dressing of graves, and suchotiser duties as are mentioned in these by-laws orordered by the trustees.

Any persoii desiring to inter any dead body intise Censetery sisail make all application iii the formcontained iss Scisedule B hereto.

All applications for interusent shall be made attile offices of tile trustees in such time as to allow atleast five working hours' notice being givell to thesuperintendent at the Cemetery prior to the time fixedfor burial, otherwise als extra charge shall be made.

Tile trustees shall cause all graves to be dugand vaults, brick graves, or graves to be re-opeuedas and when required.

Every coffin shall have upon the lid all approvedmetal plate beariisg the name of the deceased stampedor otherwise iudchbiy inscribed in legible cisaracterstilereon. Assy coffin ilot complying with this by-lawwill not be admitted to or be interrecI lii tile cemetery.

S. Every grave shall ke at least 7 ft. deep at thefirst interment, and no internleut shall be allowed Illany grave with a less depth than 3 ft. from the topof the coffin to the original surface of ti,e surroundinggrouisd.

In tue case of cmi application for interme,st illany private grave or vault to which the deceased hadrio claim during life, the written and verified couseutof tile grantee shall be handed in with the appicatiou.

if aiyplicatiosm be made for Cli ' ' interinesst ' ' illany grave or vault of tile remains of asy person otherthan tise persols to whom the grant was issued, or hisregistered assigls, the written and verified consent ofsuch grasstee or assignee shall be produced, togethetwith the ''Graist of Right of Burial.''

Ii. Should the grantee be lIllable to produce the''Grant of Right of Burial'' on making applicationfor a grave to be re-opened, for the purpose of inter-ment, through having lost same the said granteeshall mssakc a- sworn declaration to tills effect, andshall pay tile fee for a copy of such ''Grant of Rightof Burial,'' as prescribed in Selledule A hereto, beforethe interment taices place.

No burial shall be allowed to take place in tileCemetery, nor shah any coffims be allowed to eistertile Cemetery, illlieSS a. certificato from the DistrietRegistrar of Deaths that tile death Ilas been registeredor a Coroner's order for burial is handed to the scere-tar)', at tile latest, up-oil tile fruseral entering tiseCemetery. Sisould tile undertaker or Isis representa-tive be unable to produce the said certificate fromthe Registrar, he shall give a- written guaraistee toproduce sassle witlums three days, and satisfactory rca-sons must be given for the noms-produetion of suchcertificate in tile first instalsee .Tn default of the pm'iduction of tise said certificate within three days, theundertaker's license may be suspended until such acertificate is produced. The certificate will he retained,but the Coroner's order silall be returned to tile per-son deliveriisg the same.

No interment shall be allowed on Sunday ex-cept by w'ritten perinission of tile trust,ees or when itis certified in writing by a Medical Officer of I-Iealthi,or by a Police Magistrate, or by two Justices of thePeace, tilat for sanitary or special religious reasons itis necessary or advisable that the burial take placeon that day.

Uisless otherwise ordered the principal eistraisreto tile Cemetery shall be open daily between tile hoursof 9 am, and 5 p.m.

The hours for buriai shall be as follows: Weekdays, from 9 am, to 5 p.m.; Suisdays, from 10 n.m. to4 pin.; and iio burial shall be allowed to talce place1101 1111)' coffin allowed to enter tile cemetery, t anyother hour except by written permission of thetruste es.

Tue tune fixed for any burial sha]l be tile timeat whicil the funeral is to arrive at the cemeterygates, and, if not punctuaily observed, the undertakerresponsible shall be liable to a fine of lOs. Gd.

If for any reasois the funeral sisall, on arrvaiat the entrance gates of tile Cemetery, remaill therefor more tisan 15 minutes prior to proceeding to thegraveside, tile undertaker responsible silall be liableto a fine of ten slsillings and sixpcnce.

Every funeral shall enter by the principalentrance, and iso vehicle, except the Ilearse and mourn-issg coaches, shall he permitted to enter tile Cemetery,or stand opposite the entrance gates. Vehicles shallot be allowed to proceed fastç tbag five miles per

hour within the Cemetery, assd sIsall proceed at and-by such roads as directed by the superintendent orother officer of the trustees from time to time. Anydriver or other person failing or neglecting to observesuds directions may be forthwith expelled from theCemetery. No bicycle shall be ridden witisin theCe isle terv.

if application be made to tise trustees to cx-liume any corpse fos' the purpose of examination oridentification, or for tue purpose of its being buriedelsewhere in accordance with the wishes of the de-ceased or of ins fanuiy, an order from tile Governoror the warrant of a Coroner or of a Justice of thePeace issued in accordance with the law authorisingtime Board to permit of the exhumation must beattached to tise application form.

Children under the age of ten yeas's enteringthe Cemetery must be in charge of sonic responsiblep ers011.

Smoking sisahi slot be allowed within tise Cenie-tery, nor aisy fireworics discisarged tisei'ein.

No dogs shall he admitted iisto the Cemetery,and assy found there shall be liable to be destroyed.

No pem'son shall rensove any plant, tree, shrub,flowes' (other tlsan withered flowers, which are to beplaced ill tile receptacles provided by time trustees forsame), or any article from any grave without firstolitaisinsg a permit from the trsmstees or their represen-tat ives.

No person simall pluck any ts'ee, plant, shrub orflower growing ill any portion of the Cemetery.

No person shall remove os cas'ry out of orattempt to carry out of the Cemetery any tree, shrub,plant, flower, earth or ethel' material without thews'ittems authority of tise trustees or tiseir representa-tives.

No persoss shall promote or advertise, or carryoil witisin tue Cemetery any trade, business, or caluing,either -by solicitation, distribution of circulars, bycards or otherwise, or by amsy other system of adver-tiseinent wisatsoever, witisout the written consent oftime trustees, and any person infringing this by-lawshsail be expelled from the Cemetery.

No person employed by os- under the trusteesshall he permitted to accept any gm'atuity whatever,msor shah he be pecuniarily interested in any World illthe Ceumetery, other thasi tue l'emuneration he receivedfrom the ts'imstees, except by written permission of thetrustees, and any such person proved guilty of accept-11l ally gratuity, os beissg pecumiiarily interested inany such work without such permission shall be hableto summary dismissal.

Amsy person desiring to place or erect, or toalter om' add to amsy monument, tombstone, os enclosureill amsy pam't of the Cemetery mnsmst first obtain thewrittems cosssent and approval of the trustees, amidotherwise comply with sectiols 23 of the CemeteriesAct, 1897-1946.

Every tombstone, monument, or enclosure shahbe piaced on proper and substaistial focmndatiosss,which, if required by tile trustees or tlseir officers,sisahl extemsd to the bottom of the gm'ave.

Tise materials used in every sucis erection shallbe sssbject to thse approval of the superistendent orotimcs' officer appointed by tile trustees, and any mate-rial rejected shsall be immediately removed froni tileCensetery by the contmactom' for tile erectioms. Allrefimse and other s'ubbisis rencaimling aftes' any worhu isconpleted shall be immediately s'emnoved from timeCemetery by the person causing time same. -

SImould any woric by masons or otiics's be slotcompleted before a Sunday, they shall be required toleave tise work in a ,seat amid safe condition, to thesatisfaction of tise superintendent.

Mosmumentai mnasons and othser tradesmen shall,before conlmncncing any work witisin the Cemetery,deposit witim the secretary to the trustees time sum ofnile pound (1) which shah be forfeited if the provi--elena of eitlscr of the two preceding by-laws be notcomsiplied with to tue satisfaction of the sumperin-tend ent.

All mssateriai requii'ed in thse em'ection and comn-pletion of amsy work slsali, as far as possible, be plc-pared before being taken to tise Cemetery; and allmaterials s'eqnired by tradesmen sllall be admitted atsuch esitrance as tlse superisstendent shah direct, and110 veimicle coslveyillg any such materials withs wheelsless thams four isiehses broad shall be permitted to entertue Cemetery. No sand, earth os othser alaterial shallbe taicen from any part of the Cenietei'y for ose in

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the erection of ally nionunlent or work except withthe written approval of tile trustees.

No catacomb shall be allowed.Monumental masons shall not be permitted to

carry on work within tile Cemetery during other thanthe hours specified for the opening and closing of thegates on week days, Saturday and Sunday excepted,when no work is to be done from noon Saturday tothe opening of gates on the Monday niorning, withoutthe written permission of tile trustees.

Subject to tile approval of the trustees, eachapplicant for an ''Order for Burial'' shall, withinthree months from date of the application, enclosethe grave mentioned in such application with a kerb-ing of tiles, slate, or stone and shall cause to beplaced thereon a number plate beariug the number ofthe grave or vault. The kerbing enclosing a graveshall Ilave engraved thereon in figures not less thantwo niches in height, the number of tIle grave soenclosed. Every grave, vault, monument, tombstone,kerbisig, or any other erection shall be maintainedand kept 111 thorough repair and proper condition by,and at tile expense of tile grantee. Should thegrantee's residence not be known or he out of theState, the trustees to have power to do the work andkeep an account against the gralstee. No moundsshall be allowed.

No wooden fence, railing, cross or other woodenerection shall be allowed on or around any grave orvault.

No trees or shrubs shall be planted on anygrave except such as shall be approved by the superin-ten dent.

All workmen, whether eulployed by the trusteesor by any other person, shall at all times whilst witlunthe boundaries of the Cemetery, be subject to tilesupervisiois of the superintendent, and silall obey suchdirections as that officer may find it necessary to give;and any workmen committing any breach of theseregulations amid by-laws, or refusing or neglecting tocomply with any directions of the said superintendent,silali be removed from the Cemetery.

Licenses for grave dressing or decorating maybe issued by the trustees, such licenses to be renewedannually in the month of July.

Ally person taking part in dressing or attend-ing to any grave shall comply with the followingrnles:(a) No rubbish, soil, sand, or other materialremoved ill dressing a grave shall be placed on anyother grave, and if placed in any adjoining groundshall be removed immediately the work is completed.(b) No sand, soil, or loam silall be taken from anyportion of the Cemetery for the purpose of dressingany grave, except with the permission of tile superin-tendent. (c) The dressing of all graves, and Wileelilsgand carting of any material silall he snl).lect to thesnpervision of the superintendent. (ci) Work in alleases to be carried on witil due dispateil, and onlyduring regulation hours.

Prior to conducting any interment within theCemetery or making use of tile Cemetery for any pur-pose connected with intermnents every undertaker shallpay to the trustees an annual fee as prescribed inSchedule A hereto and slIall at tile tilne of makingsllCll payment of the fee macic, seceive a''Permit,'' to hold good during good behaviour anduntil the first day of July following, and unless in thepossession of such a ''Permit'' no undertaker shallbe allowed to engage in or carry out any duty or workwithin the Cemetery.

Tile trustees may decorate graves frons time totime, when desired by the grantee to do so. If thegrantees do not desire the trustees to carry out thiswork, the grantees may either do it themselves oremploy any person licensed by the trustees for thatpurpose.

No person, except the relatives of the deceased,the trustees, or those licensed by tile trustees, shallbe perinitted to decorate ally grave.

If for the purpose of re-opening a grave thetrustees find it necessary to remove tue edging tiles,plants, shrubs, etc. from off the grave, the person soordering the re-opening shall pay to the trustees thecharges laid down in Schseclule A hereto.

Notwithstanding anything contained in theexisting by-laws to tile contrary, permission may begloated to the Defence Department of the Common-wealth to erect headstones on the graves of deceasedsoldiers without payment of any fee.

Free ground may he granted if it is proved tothe satisfaction of the trustees: (a) That the deceased

was a returned soldier, anfi that he died as the resultof injuries received in war; and (b) that tile relativesof the deceased are in neeessitous circumstances; pro-vided tilat such grant shall be made subject to thecondition that only the remains of deceased soldiersshall be interred in the grave.

A plan of tile Cenietery showing the distribu-tion of tile land, compartments, sections, situation anduumber of graves, amid a 1-egister of all certificates of''Rigilts of Burial,'' silall be kept at the office.

Any pelsOa violating tile rules of proprietyammd decorum; of coinniitting any nuisance or trespass,or injuring any tree, shs-ub, flower, border, grave omany erection, or ill any way inflinging tilese by-laws,shall be expelled from the Cemetery.

Any person committing any breach of any by-law or regulation, oi- of any other rules, regulations orby-laws lawfully macic under the authority of any Actrelating to cemeteries, shall for every such offence beliable to a penalty not exceeding five pounds, and inease of a continuing bmeachi a fnmtiier sum not exceed-ing one pound for every day during which such breachcontinues.

Any person committing a hi-each of any by-lawlii tile Cenictei'y shall in addition to being liable to apenalty undei any by-law be liable to be forthwithremoved from the Cemetery by tile trustees or thesuperintendent or oGiem- employee of tile tmnstees or byany police constable. If such pci-son resists removal,or if and as often as such person so rellloved shall,unless with the consent of the superintendent, againenter tile Ccinetes-y within 24 hours of his removaltherefm-oln, lie shall be liable to a penalty not exceed-ing five pounds.

The fosegoing by-laws, with tile accompanyingSchedules, were duly framed and presented to a meet-ing of the Board of Trustees of the Mount MarsilallPublic Censetery held at Bencubbin on the 24th dayof Marchi, 1949, and adopted.

R. H. GRANT,Chairmn asl.

J. F. STEPHENS,Sbcretary.

Approved by His Excelhemicy the Goveinor in Execu-tive Council, tills let. day of December, 1949.

(Sgd.) H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Schedule A.Mount Marshall Public Cemetery.

Scale of Fees and Charges Payable to the Trustees.1. On application fos- an ''Order for Burial,'' the

following fees shall be payable in advance:In open gronsid £ s. ci.

For interment of any adult in grave7ft. deeiy - - - - . . - - 2 0 0

For interment of any child undes- 7years of age in gl-ave 7ft. deep - - 1 10 0

For interment of any stillborn cilild inground set aside for sucil pulpose 12 6In private ground, including the

issue of a grant of ''Right ofBurial''-

Ol-dinary land for grave, Sft. x 4ft.where directed .- - - . . - 20 0

Ordinas-y land for grave, Sft. x 8ft.,where dum-ected . - . - . - 4 10 0

Ordinary land foi- grave (extra) 8ft. xUt., whele directed - - . . - - 15 0

Special land for grave, 8ft. x 4ft.,selected by applicant, according toposition - - . - . - - - . - 4 0 0

Special land for grave, Sft. x 8ft.,selected by applicant, acocrding toposition - - - - - - - - - - 900

Special land foi- grave, Sft. x l2ft.,selected by applicant - - - - 13 10 0

Special lnnd for grave (extra), Sft. xift., selected by applicant aceoidingposition - - . . - - . - - - 126

For interment of any adult in glave7ft. deep - - . . - - 250

For interment of any child under theage of 7 years in grave Ut. deep - - 1 10 0

If graves are required to be sunkdeeper than 7ft., the fohhowing acidi-tional ellalges shall be payable:

For tile first additional foot 50

DiecEalnaic 10, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3247

Scale of Fees, etc. payable.continacd.For second additional foot -For third additional footAnd so on in proportion foi each addi-

tional foot.(c) Re-opening an ordinary grave

For each interment of an adult -- 2 0 0For each interment of a child under 7

years of age . . - - - 1 10 0For each interment of a stillborn child 7 6

(6) Re-opening a brick grave . . . . 1 5 0Re-opening a vault

According to work required, from . - 1 10 0Extra charges

For each interment in open groundwithout due notice under by-law 5 10 0

For each interment in private ground,without due notice under by-law 5 1 1 0

For each interment, not in usual houj-s,as prescribed by by-law 15 . - . . 10 6

For late arrival at Cemetery gates offuneral as per by-law 16 . 10 6

For late moving off from entrancegates of funeral as per by-law 17 -- 10 6

For each intel-meat on a Sunday .. 2 2 0Minister's fee for each interment .. 10 6Extra for Exhumation - - . - . . 2 2 0Re-opening grave for exhumation

Adult . . . . . . 2 0 0Child under 7 years - . . . - 1 10 0

Re-interment in a new grave afterexhumation

Adult . . - - . . 2 0 0Child under 7 years -- - - 1 1(1 0

2. MiscellaneousFor permission to erect a headstone on

Ut. foundation - , - - , - 1 1 0For permission to erect a headstone 10 6For permission to erect a sniali head-

stone not exceeding 2ft. Gin, inheight and £5 in value - - - - 5 0

For permission to elect a monument 2 2 0For permission to erect a headstone or

monument over any brick grave orvault -. .. .. -. .. 2 0

For permision to enclose with a kerban 8ft. x 4ft. grave - . . - . . 2 6

For each additional Sft. x 4ft; grave(plus a supercharge on all memorialwork erected, including lettering, of5 per cent., on the cost of same ex-ceeding the amount of Fifty (50)Pounds) - - . .

For permission to erect any name plateFor use of iron number plate or labelFor use of iron number plate or label

for stillborn gm-ave -- - - - -For name plate for stillbora coffinFor hire of coffin bier -- . . . - 2 0For undertaker's license (per annum) 2 2 0For removing and replacing edging

tiles on an 8ft. x 4ft. grave requiredto Ile re-opened - - - . . -

For m-emoval and replanting grass,shrubs, plants, etc., on an Sft. x 4ft.grave required to be re-opened -

For attending to gi-ave after planting,etc., by grantee-

8ft. x 4ft. per annum -. 15 0Sft. x SIt. per annum - - - - 1 5 (1

For attending to grave after planting,etc., by grantee, for a term up to50 years-

Sft. x 4ft. - 15 0 0Sft. x 8ft. - - - - - - . - 25 fl 1)

Fm- making a search in register - -For copy of by-laws and regulationsFoi- copy of ''Grant of Right of

Burial''

Schedule B.Application No.

Public Cemetery.FORM OF INSTRUCTION FOR GRAVE AND

APPLICATION FOR BURIAL,Answers to tile following questions to be supplied at

the time of making application.Date of Application 19..

Name of deceased

£ s. d. Age of the deceased Date7 6 when death occurred

10 0 Late place of residence of the deceasedPlace whei-e death occurredRank or occupation of deceasedBirth place of the deceasedNature of tile disease or supposed cause of death.

GO50

10

What denominational ground? ............What compartmnent What section?No. of grave on planIs it a public graveC ... Is it a private

gi-aveaIs the ground to be selected by applicant or by

trusteesSize of groundIs a grant iequimecl, and, if so, to whomIf already granted, give No. of grant and name of

granteeLength and width of coffin Depth

of graveIs it tile first internment in the grave?Date of the last interment in the graveDay of burialAt what hour, and, if usual or extraName of minister or person to officiate at grave..

From where is the funeral to start?Name of undertakerName in full and signature of person making applica-

tionOccupationAddressApplication received this day of 19.

at o'clock. . . rn.

Secretary.References: No. of order No. of receipt

No. of grant No. in Register ofBurials

I, the undersigned certify that a coffin purportingto contain the above remains, was interred in tileabove gm'ound on the day of 19.at o'clock... .m.

Superintendent.

Schedule C.No. No. of Application

2 6 No. of receipt2 6 No. in Burial Regr.6 0 Public Cemetery.

GRANT OF RIGHT OF BURIAL.By virtue of the Cemeteries Act, 1897-1946, the

Trustees of tIme Public Cemetery,in consideration of the sum ofpaid to them byhereinafter called the Grantee, of

2 6 hereby grant to the said Grantee the right of buryingbodies in that piece of ground eight feet longfeet broad, lying within the portion of the said

s ô Cemetery appropriated for the burial of adherents tothe Church, and numberedcompartment section onthe plan of tile Cemnetery made in pursuance of thesaid Act.

To hold the same to the said grantee for the periodof fifty rears froni the date hereof, for purpose ofburial only.

This grant is issued subject to all by-laws and regu-1 0 lations now and hereafter in force, made, or to be2 6 nmadc undem' the above Act, or any future Act or Acts.

In witness whereof the Common Seal of the saidTrustees was hereto affixed at a meeting of the afore-said Trustees held on the day of19..,.

Chairman.

Secretary.Entered

This Grant must be produced before the grave canbe re-opened.


APPLICATIONS(Section 135).

(1) All applications for land within the State made under the provisionsof the Land Act, 1933-1948, shall be lodged, with prescribed deposits, at the Depart-ment of Lands and Surveys, Perth, except however in regard to applications forland within the townsites of Kalgoorlie and Boulder which applications, with pres-cribed deposits, shall be lodged at the office of the Government Land Agent atKalgoorlie.

(2) Applications will not be accepted unless the land applied for has been de-clared available for selection and any deposits forwarded with applications for landnot already declared available for selection will be refunded to the applicant pro-vided that the Minister may in his discretion hold any such application or deposituntil the land is declared available, but in such case no priority in favour of theapplicant shall thereby be created or established.

SCALE OF OFFICE FEES AND CHARGES(Section 172).

Pastoral Lease .... ,... Q Q

2. There shall be payable(1) For the preparation of every Lease. (This fee is to be

lodged with the application, together with the Regis-tration fee of 5s. payable under "The Transfer of Land

£ s. d.

Act, 1893 ") 0 15 0(2) For the preparation of a duplicate or substituted Lease

and advertising 0 15 0(3) For the preparation of a duplicate or copy of any docu-

ment other than a Lease, at per folio of 72 words 0 0 9(4) For Certificate thereon under the hand of the Under

Secretary for Lands 0 5 0(5) For every Map thereon 0 6 0(6) For registration of a discharge of Mortgage for every

holding affected 0 5 0(7) For entering up Executor or Administrator, or as Trustee

under the Bankruptcy Act, or for entering up Curatoras Proprietor 0 10 0

For every holding after the first 0 5 0(8) For entry of Survivors or other persons as proprietors in

case of joint proprietorship 0 10 0For every holding after the first 0 5 0

(9) For lodging a Caveat 0 10 0(10) For lodging a Withdrawal or partial withdrawal of a

Caveat 0 2 6(11) For serving notice on Caveator under Subsection 3 of

Section 153 of "The Land Act, 1933 " 0 10 0(12) For entering Notice of Writ of fi fa, Warrant of Local

Court, or any Order of the Supreme Court .... 0 10 0(13) For entering satisfaction of any such Writ or Warrant

for each holding affected 0 1 0(14) For amendment of name in any document (for every

name amended) S SS 0 5 0(15) For re-instatement of a forfeited holding 0 10 0(16) For every search of the Register in respect of each holding 0 2 6(17) For every general search in one name. (The search ticket

to be available for day of issue only) 0 6 0(18) PlansFor every diagram drawn or certified on a Transfer,

Surrender, Mortgage application or other instrument 0 6 0(19) For every application for Amendment of boundaries of a

REGULATIONS ITNDER THE LAND ACT, 1933-1948.

Department of Lands and Surveys,Corres. 2316/33. Perth, 1st December, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the following Regu-lations under and for the purposes of" The Land Act, 1933-1948," all those previouslypublished under " The Land Act, 1933-1946," with the exception of the Rules andDirections for the Guidance of Surveyors, being hereby cancelled.

(Sgd.) H. E. SMITH.Under Secretary for Lands.

324o

OFFICE HOURS.

The offices of the Lands and Surveys Department (whether in Perth orelsewhere) shall be open to the public only between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.daily, from Monday to Friday inclusive.

SYSTEM OF NUMBERING LEASES.

The following system of numbering leases shall be adopted in order todistinguish leases held under this Act

The figure 3 shall be prefixed before the Section No. under which thelease is granted and placed over the lease number, thus :A lease numbered

347650 under Section 47 would be shown as -.

650

DECEMBER 16, 1949.] UOtNMENT GA2JITT1I, WA.

(20) For LithographsOld standard type 4, 20, 40, 80, 160, 240, 300, 320 and

£ S. d.

800-chain scale, including townsites, per sheet .. 0 3 0(21) For Lithographs

New standard type 4, 20, 40, 80, 160 and 320-chain scale,including townsites, per sheet .... .... .. .... 0 5 0

(22) For Lithographs-10-mile Topographical series, each .... 0 5 0

(23) For LithographsMetropolitan Road Map, 40-chain scale, each 0 3 6Metropolitan Road Map, 20-chain scale in four sheets

per sheet .... .... .... 0 5 0(24) For Booklets

Metropolitan Road Map, each .... 0 5 0(25) For Maps

Resources of Western Australia, each .... 0 3 0Regional, each .... .... ... .. 0 3 0Western Australia, 50-mile scale, each 0 3 0Western Australia, 25-mile scale, four sheets, per sheet 0 3 0Western Australia, electoral and local authority boundaries

persheet .... 0 5 0(26) For Maps

World radio station localities, each 0 10 0(27) For mounting lithographs and maps mentioned above,

persheet .... .... .... .... 0 7 6(28) For School Maps of Western Australia (mounted), each 2 10 0(29) For School Maps of Australia and New Zealand (mounted),

each.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 210 0(30) For Pastoral Maps of Western Australia (mounted), each 2 10 0(31) For drawing sketches or plans, at per hour 0 6 0(32) For copies of classifications of land, each 0 10 0(33) For certificates on plans or maps by the Surveyor General,

each.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 010 0Note.The following fees are prescribed by statute

(a) For preparing and recording the Crown grant of a holding 2 0 0For each additional holding included, after the first (Sec.

142).... ....(b) For the registration of every transfer or sub-lease of a

100holding (Sec. 144) .,.. .... .... .... .... 1 0 0

(Each holding to be transferred or sub-let by a separateinstrument).

(c) For the registration of a mortgage, for every holding affected(Sec. 145) .... .... .... .... .... ....

(d) For the registration of a transfer of mortgage, for everyholding affected (Sec. 145) .... .... .... ....

0

0

5

5

0

0

3250 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. W.A. [DECEMBER 16, 1949.

SURVEY FEES.

5. (1) The cost of survey of land shall be payable in accordance with theFirst Schedule to this regulation, provided that in special cases approved by theMinister the cost of survey shall be charged at the actual cost incurred in surveyas certified in writing by the Surveyor General, and shall be payable accordingly.

(2) In respect of selections under Part V. :-

Where the cost of survey is charged in accordance with the FirstSchedule hereto and is included in the price of the land or, in thecase of a free homestead farm otherwise required to be paid, thensuch cost of survey, with interest, shall be payable in regard tothe individual type of holding by the particular method set outin the respective schedule to this regulation applicable thereto asreferred to in the following table

Typo of holding.

Selection under Section 47 or 49, after surveySelection under Section 47 or 49, before

surveySelection under Section 53Selection under Section 54Selection under Section 65

Schedule pres.cribing method of

payment withinterest.

Second Schedule

Third ScheduleFourth ScheduleFifth ScheduleSixth Schedule.

Where in any case the Minister directs under the proviso to sub-regulation (1) of this regulation that the cost of survey to be chargedshall be the actual cost, the latter shall be payable, with interest,by instalments over the period mentioned in the respective scheduleapplicable to the type of holding as referred to in the foregoingtable, but in such instalments as the Minister shall direct.

(3) (a) Except as hereafter provided no application for land under Part V.of the Land Act, 1933-1948, shall be approved, if such land is not surveyedbefore selection, until the land applied for has been surveyed, classified, and priced.

After such survey, classification and pricing, and of approval to the appli-cation the applicant will be duly notified.

The Minister may, in his discretion, approve of applications before surveyin special cases where the delay otherwise through the isolation of the land appliedfor, or other sufilcient reason, would cause hardship or inconvenience to the applicant.

Where land is applied for under the provisions of Section 47, 49 or 65,and such land is unsurveyed at the time of selection then the applicant shall, unlessotherwise required by the Minister in any particular case, lodge with his applicationin addition to any other prescribed fees, an amount equal to one-quarter of the costof survey and shall pay the balance of the cost of survey, with interest, over thefirst five years of the term of the lease in the manner prescribed in the Third Scheduleto this regulation.

Whether the land is surveyed or unsurveyed at the time of selection, noapplicant shall be entitled to a refund of any portion of the money he has paidwith his application, should the approval notice have been issued, or the land havebeen surveyed as a result of his application prior to issue of the approval notice.

(4) Notwithstanding anything in these Regulations to the contrary, the Ministermay in his discretion in any particular case refuse to effect the survey of any landfor an applicant or lessee unless the applicant or lessee shall pay, or agree to pay,as the case may require, the full cost of the survey in such amounts, in such manner,and at such times as the Minister shall in writing direct.

(5) Where a lease is surrendered or forfeited, the Minister may direct thatthe cost of the survey, or the unpaid balance thereof, shall be paid to the Ministerforthwith by the person in whom the lease was vested at the date of the surrenderor forfeiture.

(6) Survey fees as set out in the Seventh Schedule hereto shall be payable inrespect of land granted by the Crown whether for an estate in leasehold or freehold,under the provisions of Section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948, and such surveyfee shall be payable with the application.

DECEMBEu 16, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, V.A. 3251

£ s. d.When the area does not exceed 10 acres ....................3 12 0Exceeding ........10 acres but not exceeding 20 acres 4 16 0

20 ,, ,, ,, ,, 60 ,, 7 4 050 ,, ,, ,, ,, 100 ,, 10 4 0

100 ,, ,, ,, ,, 160 ,, 12 12 0160 ,, ,, ,, ,, 200 ,, 13 16 0200 ,, ,, ,, ,, 300 ,, 16 16 0300 ,, ,, ,, ,, 400 ,, 19 16 0400 ,, ,, ,, ,, 500 ,, 21 12 0500 ,, ,, ,, ,, 600 ,, 24 0 0600 ,, ,, ,, ,, 700 ,, 25 4 0700 ,, ,, ,, ,, 800 ,, 27 0 0800 ,, ,, ,, ,, 900 ,, 28 16 0900 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,000 ,, 30 12 0

1,000 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,200 ,, 33 12 01,200 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,400 ,, 36 0 01,400 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,600 ,, 39 0 01,600 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,800 ,, 41 8 01,800 ,, ,, ,, ,, 2,000 ,, 43 4 02,000 ,, ,, ,, ,, 2,500 ,, 48 0 02,500 ,, ,, ,, ,, 3,000 ,, 52 16 03,000 ,, ,, ,, 3,500 ,, 57 0 03,500 ,, ,, ,, ,, 4,000 ,, 61 4 04,000 ,, ,, ,, ,, 4,500 ,, 64 16 04,500 ,, ,, ,, ,, 5,000 ,, 68 8 0

Area.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

Scale of Survey Fees.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

Lands Surveyed before Selection.

Scale of Payments of Survey Fees, with Interest, on Conditional Purchase Leases under DeferredPayments extending over 25 Years.

Cost ofSurvey.

Half.yearly instal-ments in advance.

For first5 years.

Balancepayable

(includinginterest)over 20years inadvance.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.When the area does not exceed 10 acres ........3 12 0 0 5 0 2 14 2Exceeding 10 acres but not exceeding 20 acres 4 16 0 0 5 0 4 18 5

20 ,, ,,,,,, 50 ,, 7 4 0 0 5 0 9 17 950 ,, ,, ,, 100 ,, 10 4 0 0 5 0 15 17 1100 ,,,,,,,, 160 ,, 12 12 0 0 6 3 20 1 7

160 200 ,, 13 16 0 0 7 0 21 19 10200 ,,,,,,,, 300 ,, 16 16 0 0 8 6 26 15 6300 ,,,,,,,, 400 ,, 19 16 0 0 10 0 31 11 0400 ,,,,,,,, 500 ,, 21 12 0 0 10 9 34 8 10500 ,, ,, ,, 600 ,, 24 0 0 0 12 0 38 4 11600 ,,,,,,,, 700 ,, 25 4 0 0 12 6 40 3 0700 ,,,,,,,, 800 ,, 27 0 0 0 13 6 43 0 11800 ,,,,,,,, 900 ,, 28 16 0 0 14 6 45 17 11900 ,,,,,,,, 1,000 ,, 30 12 0 0 15 3 48 15 2

1,000 ,, ,, ,, 1,200 ,, 33 12 0 0 16 9 53 10 101,200 ,,,,,,,, 1,400 ,, 36 0 0 0 18 0 57 '7 21,400 ,, ,, ,, 1,600 ,, 39 0 0 0 19 6 62 2 111,600 ,,,,,,,, 1,800 ,, 41 8 0 1 0 9 65 19 41,800 ,,,,,,,, 2,000 ,, 43 4 0 1 1 6 68 16 102,000 ,,,,,,,, 2,500 ,, 48 0 0 1 4 0 76 9 92,500 ,,,,,,,, 3,000 ,, 52 16 0 1 6 6 84 2 83,000 ,,,,,,,, 3,500 ,, 57 0 0 1 8 6 90 16 63,500 ,, ,, ,, 4,000 ,, 61 4 0 1 10 6 97 10 54,000 ,,,,,,,, 4,500 ,, 64 16 0 1 12 6 103 5 24,500 5,000 ,, 68 8 0 1 14 3 108 19 9

Totalpayable

includinginterest.

£ s. d.54278512 7 918 7 123 4 125 9 1031 0 636 11 039 16 444 4 1146 8 049 15 1153 2 1156 7 861 18 466 7 271 17 1176 6 1079 11 1088 9 997 '7 8

105 1 6112 15 5119 10 2126 2 3

N0TE.-If the term of the lease exceeds 25 years the payments in respect of survey fee shall beadjusted accordingly


THIRD SCHEDULE.

Lands Selected before Survey.

Scale of Payments of Survey Fees under Accelerated Method, with Interest, on ConditionalPurchase Leases and Homestead Farms.

FOURTH SCHEDULE.

Lands Surveyed before Selection.

Scale of Payments of Survey Fees, with Interest, on Land Selected under Section 53.

NOTE .-Payment of the toal cost of survey fee will be required in advance where lands are selectedunder section 53 before survey.

Cost of

Payments.

TotalArea. Survey. 10 per Balance payable

cent, with by four includingappli- quarterly interest.cation. instal-

ments.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.When the area does not exceed 10 acres ........ 3 12 0 072 3 6 11 3 14 1Exceeding 10 acres but not exceeding 20 acres 4 16 0 097 492 4 18 920 ,,,,,,,, 50 740 0 14 5 6 13 8 78150 ,,,,,,,, 100 10 4 0 105 994 10 9 9100 ,,,,,, 160 12 12 0 152 11 14 0 12 19 2160 ,,,,,,,, 200 13 16 0 177 12 16 3 14 3 10

200 ,, ,, ,, ,, 300 16 16 0 1 13 7 15 11 11 17 5 6300 ,,,,,,,, 400 19 16 0 1 19 7 18 7 8 20 7 3400 ,,,,,,,, 500 21 12 0 232 20 1 1 22 4 3500 ,,,,,,,, 600 24 0 0 280 22 5 7 24 13 7600 ,,,,,,,, 700 25 4 0 2 10 5 23 7 10 25 18 3700 ,,,,,,,, 800 27 0 0 2 14 0 25 1 4 27 15 4800 ,,,,,,,, 900 28 16 0 2 17 7 26 14 9 29 12 4900 ,,,,,,,, 1,000 30 12 0 312 28 8 2 31 9 41,000 ,,,,,,,, 1,200 33 12 0 372 31 3 10 34 11 01,200 ,,,,,,,, 1,400 36 0 0 3.12 0 33 8 5 37 0 51,400 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,600 39 0 0 3 18 .0 36 4 1 40 2 11,600 ,, ,, ,, ,, 1,800 41 8 0 429 38 8 8 42 11 51,800 ,,,,,,,, 2,000 43 4 0 465 40 2 0 44 8 52,000 ,,,,,,,, 2,500 48 0 0 4 16 0 44 11 2 49 7 22,500 ,,,,,,,, 3,000 52 16 0 557 49 0 4 54 5 113,000 ,,,,,,,, 3,500 57 0 0 5 14 0 52 18 3 58 12 33,500 ,,,,,,,, 4,000 61 4 0 625 56 16 3 62 18 84,000 4,500 64 16 0 697 60 3 1 66 12 84,500 ,,,,,,,, 5,000 68 8 0 6 16 9 63 10 0 70 6 9

Area.Cost ofSurvey.

Quarterdeposit

with appli-cation.

Half-yearlyinstal-

ment over5 years.

Totalpayable

includinginterest.

When the area does not exceed 10 acresExceeding 10 acres but not exceeding

........20 acres

£34

s. d.12 016 0

£ s. d.0 18 0140

£ s. d.062083£ s. d.3 19 856620 ,,,,,,,,

50 ,, ,, ,, ,,50

100740

10 4 01 16 02 11 0

0 12 40 17 6

711

196

40100 ,,,,,, ,, 160 12 12 0 330 117 13 18 10160 ,,,,,,,, 200 13 16 0 390 138 15 5 8200 ,,,,,,,, 300 16 16 0 440 1 8 10 18 12 4

300 ,, ,, ,, 400 19 16 0 4 19 0 1 13 11 21 18 2400 ,,,,,,,, 500 21 12 0 580 1 17 0 23 18 0500 600 24 0 0 600 212 26 11 8600 ,, ,, ,, ,, 700 25 4 0 660 232 27 17 8700 ,,,,,,,, 800 27 0 0 6 15 0 263 29 17 6800 ,,,,,,,, 900 28 16 0 740 294 31 17 4900 ,,,,,,,, 1,000 30 12 0 7 13 0 2 12 5 33 17 21,000 ,,,,,,,, 1,200 33 12 0 880 2 17 7 37 3 10

1,200 1,400 36 0 0 900 318 39 16 81,400 ,, ,, ,, 1,600 39 0 0 9 15 0 3 6 10 43 3 41,600 ,,,,,,,, 1,800 41 8 0 10 7 0 3 10 11 45 16 21,800 ,,,,,,,, 2,000 43 4 0 10 16 0 3 14 1 47 16 102,000 ,, ,, ,, 2,500 48 0 0 12 0 0 423 53 2 62,500 ,,,,,,,, 3,000 52 16 0 13 4 0 4 10 6 58 9 03,000 ,,,,,,,, 3,500 57 0 0 14 5 0 4 17 8 63 1 83,500 ,,,,,,,, 4,000 61 4 0 15 6 0 5 4 11 67 15 24,000 ,,,,,,,, 4,500 64 16 0 16 4 0 5 11 1 71 14 104,500 ,, ,, ,, 5,000 68 8 0 17 2 0 5 17 3 75 14 6

DCEMBR 16, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 3253

FIFTH SCHEDULE.

Scale of Payments of Survey Fees, with Interest, on Land Selected under section 64.

SIXTH SCHEDULE.

Scale of Payments of Survey Fees, with Interest, on Homestead Farms Surveyed beforeSelection.

SEVENTH SCHEDULE.

Survey Fees Payable on Lands Granted in Trust under section 33.

CLASSIFICATION FEES.

6. The Fees payable for Classification or Reclassification of Conditional Pur-chase Lands shall be as follows :-

£ s. d.When area does not exceed 300 acres .... .... .... . 1 5 0When area exceeds 300 acres and does not exceed 600 acres ... 1 12 6When area exceeds 600 acres and does not exceed 800 acres 1 19 0When area exceeds 800 acres and does not exceed 1,000 acres .... 2 5 0When area exceeds 1,000 acres and does not exceed 1,500 acres 3 0 0When area exceeds 1,500 acres and does not exceed 2,000 acres 3 12 0When area exceeds 2,000 acres and does not exceed 3,000 acres 4 10 0When area exceeds 3,000 acres and does not exceed 4,000 acres 5 5 0When area exceeds 4,000 acres and does not exceed 5,000 acres 5 15 0

Two or more blocks adjoining held by the same person shall be considered asone, for the purpose of calculating the fee required to be paid.

,, ,, 5 acres (in accordance with the scale in the First Schedule to thisregulation)

Area.Cost ofSurvey.

Half-yearly In-stalments in

advance.Total

Payableover

7 yearsFor Forfirst 2 years including

5years.

nextensuing.

Interest.

£ s. d. s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.When the area does not exceed 10 acres 312 0 50 0 90 460Exceeding 10 acres but not exceeding 20 acres 416 0 5 0 017 0 518 0

20 ,, ,, ,, 50 740 50 1130 92050 ,, ,, ,, 100 1040 50 21211 13 1 8

100 ,, ,, 160 1212 0 6 3 3 7 0 16106160 ,, ,, ,, 200 1316 0 69 313 5 18 1 2200 ,, ,, ,, '300 16 16 0 8 3 4 9 4 21 19 10

,, 300 ,, ,, ,, 400 ,, 19 16 0 9 9 5 5 4 25 18 10

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.When the area does not exceed 10 acres ........ 3 12 0 0 12 9 3 16 6Exceeding 10 acres but not exceeding 20 acres 4 16 0 0 17 0 520

,, 20 ,, ,, ,, 50 acres 740 156 7 13 0

£ s. d.Area not exceeding i-acre 1 4 0Area exceeding i-acre but not exceeding 1 acre 1 16 0

,, ,, 1 acre ,, ,, 5 acres .................... 2 5 0

Cost of

Payments.

Area. Survey. Six half-yearly In-stalments

in advance.

Totalwith

Interest.


INTEREST.

7. The interest payable on value of improvements under Sections 47 (2b)and 75 shall be at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum, and where interest is payableon survey fees under Sections 47 (4b 1) and 51, such interest shall be at the rateof 5 per cent. per annum Provided that this clause shall not apply to land acquiredunder " The Agricultural Lands Purchase Act, 1909," or Part VIII. of " The LandAct, 1933-1948."

IMPROVEMENTS ON RESERVES SET APART FOR PUBLIC BODIES ORINSTITUTIONS.

8. (1) Blocks of land reserved for public bodies or institutions shall, within12 months of the date of reservation, be utilised in a bonn fide manner for thepurpose of which they have been

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