lt 1 commonwealth ^^ o australif a gazette

Commonwealth ^ ^ of Australia

L t 1 Gazette No. GN 19, Wednesday, 9 September 1987 Publ ished by the Austral ian Government Publ ishing Service. Canberra GOVERNMENT NOTICES

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Subject

Customs Act 1901—Prohibited exports, certain goods Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 National Memorials Ordinance 1928—Street Nomenclature Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Tariff Quotas—Transfers of quota allocations Tariff Quotas—List of Holders Tariff Quotas—Textiles, clothing and footwear—allocation of residual Tariff Quotas—Import licences—issued under the Customs (Import Licensing) Tariff Quotas—1986—Special allocations—list of holders National Memorials Ordinance 1928—Street Nomenclature States Grants (Petroleum Products) Act 1965 Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Tariff Q u o t a s - S e c o n d allocation of tender quota for motor vehicles under

the 1985 four period scheme. Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Draf t Code of Practice for the Safe Removal of Asbestos Film Censorship Board Survey Practice Directions 1987 Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Tariff Quotas—Goods including handicrafts Import Licences—For used, second-hand or disposals; earthmoving, construc-

tion materials handling machinery and equipment Notice of amendment to the Petroleum Products Subsidy Scheme Publications Classified under the A.C.T. Classification of Publications Ordi-

nance 1983 Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 National Health and Medical Research Council Food Standards Code Tariff Quotas—Goods Falling Within Base Quota Categories Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Tariff Quotas—Developing Country Allocations—July 1987-June 1988 Tariff Quotas—Base Quota Allocations—Cheese—1 June 1987 to 19 August

1987 Customs (Import Licensing) Regulations

' First notification of issue.

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Special Information

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE AWARD OF: Defence Force Service Medal

SI 12119 AINSWORTH, Dale Thomson (Petty Officer)

R43549 ARMES, Andrew Edward

(Petty Officer}

R112417 ARNOLD, James Frederick

(Leading Seaman)

SI 12380 AUCIELLO, Leon

(Leading Seaman)

0103101 AYLWARD, Michael James

(Commander)

W110948 BAILEY, Grizelda

(Petty Officer)

PI 11419 BENESS, Grahame Innes

(Constable)

0111811 BERESFORD, Patrick William

(Lieutenant)

PI 11759 BLOXHAM, Steven Jeffrey

(Senior Constable)

R112123 BOOTH, Gary John

(Chief Petty Officer)

P64905 BROWN, Robin

(Senior Constable)

R109262 BURGESS, Terence David


0112964 BURKE, Edward Michael George

(Lieutenant)

0107227 CARROLL, Joseph Leo

(Lieutenant)

R110720 CAVE, Garry Kenneth

(Petty Officer)

R104804 CHRISTOFFEL, Robert Charles


R110959 CRANNAGE, Gregory David

(Leading Seaman)

W110183 CROSS, Dianne Robyn


R53961 DONATO, Joseph Malcom


R67202 DREW, Bernard Patrick

(Petty Officer)

0108518 DUDFIELD, Rodney Laurence

(Lieutenant Commander)

SI 11987 DUNCAN, George Lowe

(Petty Officer)

R111426 ELMS, Vernon Keith


R103407 ERSKINE, Alexander Campbell (Petty Officer)

R111726 ESCOTT, Gary John (Leading Seaman)


R52438 EVANS, Ronald John (Chief Petty Officer)

S109653 GOODWIN, Kevin James

(Petty Officer)

R110063 . G R A H A M , Anthony James


R112108 HARDING, Dennis Wayne

(Petty Officer)

SI 10908 HARPER, Brian John

(Petty Officer)

SI 10093 HEWITT, Christopher John


R105819 HIGGINS, Ross

(Chief Petty Officer}

PI 10982 H U M P H R E Y , Robert Stanley John

(Constable)

PI 10623 JOHNSON, Graham Charles

(Senior Constable)

SI 12395 K E N N E D Y , Timothy James

(Petty Officer)

R110909 KING, David Edward


R110960 LAMONT, Paul Edgar

(Petty Officer)

R112167 LAWRENCE, Patrick Braik


SI 11636 LEACH, Stephen Samuel

(Leading Seaman)

P54557 LETCHFORD, Frank Norman

(Warrant Officer)

R106557 LIDDELL, Bruce Leonard Charles

(Leading Seaman)

0111964 LLOYD, Warren Francis (Lieutenant)

R111829 LONERGAN, Allan Francis (Chief Petty Officer)

S108652 MARCH, David John (Chief Petty Officer)

R111885 MARSHALL, Gregory John (Chief Petty Officer)

R108955 MEERS, Warren Geoffrey (Petty Officer)

0110990 MULVANEY, Stephen Joseph (Lieutenant)

R112144 MUSTEY, John Stuart (Petty Officer)

R110989 McGRATH, William Joseph (Leading Seaman)

SI 12402 McLEOD, Francis Allan (Petty Officer)

R93148 NORMAN, David Albert (Chief Petty Officer)

R112147 PEARSE, Timothy James (Petty Officer)

R111682 PERRETT, Oliver Robert (Chief Petty Officer)

0111109 PICKEL, Jeremy George (Lieutenant Commander)

R112370 PODMORE, Kenneth Colin (Petty Officer)

R110961 RADBURN, Peter John (Chief Petty Officer)

SI 11789 R E D M O N D , Edward Daryl (Petty Officer)

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R112186 ROWE, Garry David (Petty Officer)

P28062 SAUNDERS, John Ferris (Sergeant)

S1100997 SEARLE, Steven Gregory (Petty Officer)

R111390 SHORT, Michael James (Petty Officer)

S112968 SLADE, Bertram Keith (Chief Petty Officer)

R11 1795 SMITH, Wayne David (Chief Petty Officer)

P105666 STANLEY, Robert (Senior Constable)

0111083 STON NILL, Andrew Brian (Commander)

R111796 SULLIVAN, Bernard Colin (Petty Officer)

R113002 SWEENY, Norman John (Chief Petty Officer)

R111822 TURNBULL, Graeme Wesley (Chief Petty Officer)

0111209 USHER, Richard William (Commander)

SI 11798 WALTERS, Peter John (Petty Officer)

R110900 W A R N E R , Dick (Petty Officer)

SI 11657 WILMOTT, Gordon {Petty Officer)

R93462 ABEL, Bert James (Petty Officer)

P93776 ALLEN, Leslie John (Constable)

R42528 CHANCE, Chester Murray (Chief Petty Officer)

R45341 CLUNES, Gordon John (Warrent Officer)

P104750 PRATER, John Raymond (Senior Constable)

R93261 PLACE, Thomas George (Chief Petty Officer)

P54017 ROBERTS, Allan Phillip (Warrant Officer)

R58276 SWALWELL, Peter Douglas (Chief Petty Officer)

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY First Clasp Defence Force Service Medal

R95706 BERGER, Harry John (Chief Petty Officer)

R65463 BRATT, Ronald John (Chief Petty Officer}

R66170 CASE, Richard Allan (Leading Seaman)

R95842 CRELLIN, Thomas Desmond (Petty Officer)

R66332 GRIFFIN, David John (Chief Petty Officer)

R63241 HAMBOUR, Bruce Jacob (Chief Petty Officer)

R65561 HAYSOM, Allen Richard (Petty Officer)

02843 JONES, Colin Geoffrey (Lieutenant Commander)

066150 KIME, Richard (Lieutenant)

R66231 L A N G F O R D , David Charles Lester (Petty Officer)

066352 LEWIS, Kevin (Lieutenant)

R65646 MEANY, Thomas John (Warrant Officer)

S66109 McKELLIN, Peter Ian (Chief Petty Officer)

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R58335 McMlNN, Raymond Edward (Petty Officer)

R66246 NEILSON, Maurice Darrell (Chief Petty Officer)

R66364 O'SULLIVAN, Michael John {Warrant Officer)

R95459 PASCOE, Milton George (Chief Petty Officer)

R62301 PATISON, John William Charles (Warrant Officer)

02842 PEARSON, Robert Stephen {Commander)

064524 PERRY, Michael David (Lieutenant Commander)

02427 PRITCHARD, Robert Stanley (Commander)

02430 RITCHIE,.Christopher Angus {Commander)

R95965 SHINE, David Henry (Chief Petty Officer)

R95972 SNELL, Maurice Richard (Chief Petty Officer)

02907 TIPPING, Anthony John {Commander)

R66390 WELMAN, William James (Chief Petty Officer)

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY Second Clasp Defence Force Service Medal

0 1 9 ARUNDEL, Richard Arthur James Tagg (Captain)

01494 BLAZEY, David Humphrey (Captain)

058854 CHAPMAN, James Lawrence (Lieutenant Commander)

058647 EDWARDS, David Chatfield (Lieutenant)

0424 GILMOUR-WALSH, Paul Allan James (Acting Captain)

042462 SIMMONS, John Ross (Lieutenant Commander)

AUSTRALIAN ARMY Defence Force Service Medal Lieutenant Colonel

57288 HARPER, Colin Alistair

Major 311678 THALER, Peter Ot to Wolfgang

Warrant Officer Class Two 221973 TUCK, Melvyn Dennis 221034 WATTS, Kenneth Edward F25621 WILLIAMS, Cheryl Ruth

Staff Sergeant 220789 HENNESSY, Garry Stephen

Sergeant 221763 BECK, Stephen William 45088 BOYD, Andrew 56851 BRADSHAW, Peter Raymond 29112 C U N N I N G H A M , Bernard Robert Fl 5492 DEVEREUX, Margaret Ann 315449 DE VR'E, Alexander 46282 GOODYER, Hugh 221877 HAWKES, David Phillip 46063 HIBBET, Francis John 62411 KINGSTON, David Ronald 1204231 LEES, Fredrick Arthur 62407 MCHUGH, Allen David 315241 PARKIN, Dennis John 315467 PLUNKETT, Terrence Walter George 3803659 REINER, Harry Errol 45432 SCOTT, David John 1203555 WEIR, Graham Charles


Major 2795704 220172 221804 48058 1204146 1203538 315320 221739 1202399 37944 220209 3801819 315236 2798177

2799016 315225

BAKKER, Timothy James Phillip B E C K I N G H A M , Arthur Ian BLACKBURN, Peter John BLIGHT, William Wyatt C A M E R O N , Stuart Douglas CASEY, Anthony Liam DEER, Robert Lloyd FUSTER, Joseph Julian G O O D C H A P , John Charles KELLY, Philip Arthur Theodore NOON AN, Paul Herbert SPARKS, Alan John T H O M P S O N , Gary Robert V A N - W E E R D E N B U R G , Wil l iam Anthony VICKERS, Wayne Richard Charles Y O U N G , Iain Bruce

Warrant Officer Class One 221937 SHORE, Allan Reginald

Warrant Officer Class Two 315391 B R A N A G A N , Peter Gordon 289385 BULL, Peter John 315414 C A U G H E Y , Michael Anthony 1204227 DAVIS, Kenneth 45682 DEX, Terry Richard 1204085 DIPLOCK, Rex Stewart 221902 DWYER, Michael John

Major 3802725 LAKE, Robert Gordon Anderson 1204071 S T U D H O L M E , Roderick Alan 3803421 VERRIER, Maxwell Charles 314426 W A L K E R , John Patrick

Warrant Officer Class One 28309 WATTS, Donald Keith

Warrant Officer Class Two 58643 A N D E R S O N , Robert George

Sergeant 42256 45974 243423

Major 220938 1203076 221621 F25625 46249

Captain 4723180 220364 221619 311691

Major 221640 1739017

Captain 1204126

E C K E R T , Robert William KEANE, Peter Murray N O R T O N , Peter Neville

BLAIR, William Dickson CRAMP, Robert James H U R L E Y , David John PEARSON, Susan S C H M I D T , Allan Gregory

DEAN, Hugh Richard G A L B R A I T H , Daniel Paul GRILL, Neil Francis ROGERS, Adrian Philip

PATERSON, John Ross W O O L N O U G H , Graeme Thomas

WARD, Andrew Jeffrey

Warrant Officer Class One 548972 LOWE, Tony Richard 1204237 MORRIS, Wayne Stanley 221899 PORTER, Alan Edward 221842 TOBIN, Stephen Patrick

Warrant Officer Class Two 1737095 A N D E R S O N . Desmond Charles


3802034 C A L D E R , John Robert 46232 C A R T E R , Vaughan Andrew 56941 C R A N E , Maxwell George 314906 DYCE, Dennis Charles Dwight 221918 E D W A R D S , Steven David 1204224 H A R V E Y , Martyn George 220251 MALEY, Denis William 2276726 MAY, David Peter 315456 M O R G A N , Garry Stuart 1736152 M C C A L M A N , Gregory David 1738212 M c G I B B O N , Alan William 45854 MCSHERRY, Malcolm Owen 1204179 NEW Stanley Alan F15415 SCOTT, Margaret Ann

J o h n 1204220 SOBEY, Geoffrey Thomas

Warrant Officer Class One 27013 C A R P E N T E R . Cyril Roy 38538 JAMES, Maurice James 222075 SMITH, Stafford John

Warrant Officer Class Two 1204267 BELL, Raymond George 4722957 JONES, Reginald James 3801801 SPLATT, Robert Joseph F15562 T A Y L O R , Pamela Claire

Staff Sergeant 2799355 H A N L E Y , Stephen Francis 221702 MCILROY, Warren John 1203591 W H A R T O N , Mark Stanley 46405 WOOD, Neil Gordon

Sergeant 315567 314933 221875 393437 220884

Corporal 222060 5717505 1204213 1202486 314891

GAVIN, Gregory John L A U D A N I , Arturo M A R C H , David Kenneth SABOLEWSKY, Carl S H E A H A N , Liam Paul

D E L A N E Y , Douglas Ian F O R W A R D , Raymond Lee LEE, Colin Glen PETTIT, Colin John SNEL, Peter Geert

Warrant Officer Class One 48584 EASTWOOD, Roy Charles 22862 GABRIEL, Kevin Anthony

Warrant Officer Class Two 221666 54224 38340 311664 1203456 2410825 311685

Sergeant 221942 2799171

Corporal 1204233

C L A R K E , Dorian Patrick DOUGLAS, Christopher Leonard H U M P H R E Y S , Brian Roger H U N T , Kenneth Benedict O V E R E N D , Robert Alexander SMITHERS, Neville Rapsey T R U B S H A W , Brian Francis

PATTERSON, Paul RAVENSCROFT, William Samual

SHIPSTONE, Philip Samual

Major General 2273 BRADBURY, Mark

Major 221612 22300 2240096

ALLAN, Gary James JACKSON, Peter Geoffrey PORETTI , Aldo George

Staff Sergeant 6709794 LING, Kenneth Morton

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Craftsman 2796096 M c M U R T R I E , Darcy James

Warrant Officer Class Two 315403 EDWARDS, Phillip Mark 56922 MARTIN, Rodney Frederick 45618 MERRETT, Kerry Douglas 41789 O 'DONNELL, Michael James 220383 PENGILLEY, Kenneth Allan 220877 POULTON, Francis Trevor 138887 SNEDDON, Kevin William 62417 STEWART, David John 221911 TAMPLIN, Slephan Paul

Staff Sergeant 3175767 BIELE, Richard Leigh 219181 BOYD, Barry James 46242 DACK, John Anthony 46127 DAVIES, Brett 359140 F A L K I N G H A M , Terrence 220764 KEANE, Robert James 62410 KOERBER, Michael Charles 1734326 PASCOE, Malcolm James 1203998 WEBBY, Geoffrey Colin

Sergeant 3802450 221883 1203594 45862 1203961 315156 1204088 46285 62437 1204107 314504 2782875 221391 3175824 221920 56888 221750 46345 1203706 622406 315160 46275 1204092 1204211 45131 315150 220799

Corporal 46175 2242233

BOHN, Robert John DYSON-HOLLAND, Mark FITZSIMMONS, Gordon William GRACEY, Barry Desmond GRAY, Thomas Alexander G R E E N , Paul Gerard HALSTEAD, John Wesley HEIGHT, Ronald Frederick HULL, Dennis James JORGENSON, Ross James LEWIS, Grant Edward MACKESON, Donald Richard Kenneth MEYER, David Angus MCKINLEY , Raymond Bruce MCNAMARA, Peter Anthony NELSON, Darrell Edward PARLETT, Garry Wayne PEARCE, Gary Andrew Donald PINCH, Alan John Leslie PIN NOW, Sigfried Ernest PREUSCHE, Frank Fritz SAWTELL, Reginald William S C H U R M A N N , Eric Edward S T A H L H U T , Trevor Allan WATSON, Nigel WILLIAMS, Peter Gerald WYLIE, Peter Leonard

ANDERSON, Barry William BUTCHER, Peter

Sergeant 1204124 WESTON, Gregory Robert

Bombadier 46325 AISTON, David Glenn

Corporal 315503 CANET, Steven Victor 315505 HUTCHISON, David 1204177 JOHNSTON, David Allan 315504 KRELL, Allan Robert 1204172 N U D D , Edward Albert 46359 O'SHEA, Terence John 221941 STEVENSON, Geoffrey Walter 46401 VESELY, Peter John

Lance Corporal 123699 HANSCOMB, Eric Arthur 123690 WEBB, Colin

Musician 123686 WILLIAMS, Douglas Howard

Major 1204149 221616 2799206 1204033 1203541 314910

Corporal 220666 1201342 218944 315153 1204079 314975 315446 221923 1204065 315157 315400 397897 46393 56962 314889

Sapper 57126

BURNHAM, Gregory Thompson BUTTERFIELD, Gary John HUNT, John Alfred KENNEDY, Derek Gordan RUSHBROOK, Peter James SAW, Michael Dennis

CHAMBERS, Christopher Robin CHASE, Kevin Charles CLEMENTS, Ian George COSGRIFF, Bernard DIERY, Rodney George DONNOLLEY, Stephen Charles EVANS, Richard Henry Ralph HOTCHKISS, Peter William JACOBS, Wilbert JOLLEY, Neville Ross KEARNEY, William Allan MCPHERSON, Ronald Keith OWENS, Stephen Kym STEWART, Lawrence Dugald WOOD, John Francis

MCDONNELL, Patrick Ernest

Chaplain Third Class 216363 WILLIAMS, John Francis

Staff Sergeant 1201070 DOHERTY, Peter James

Sergeant 42902 43185

Major 310897

BERRY, Donald Gordon HERD, Trevor Charles

BROOK, Patrick Albert William

Warrant Officer Class Two 311403 LAVERTY, George

Sergeant 213485 SCOTT, Bruce Donaldson

Bombardier 16779 GREY, Richard John

Corporal 218327 KENNEDY, John Richard

Warrant Officer Class One 43362 DESFONTAINES, Edouard Louis

Sergeant 38022 STEPHENSON, Ralph John

Warrant Officer Class One 213251 FOSTER, Kenneth Harold

Warrant Officer Class Two 37310 NIEUWENDAAL, Johannes

Colonel 235298 DAVIES, Thomas Darliston

Lieutenant Colonel 43946 KERNTKE, Peter Charles 1201164 MEAD, David John

Major 3790797 217384

PATTERSON, Robin Leslie RYAN, Christopher Michael


Captain 140056 BULDO, Walter 217550 PARKINSON, Christopher Fancourt 217558 KIRKMAN, Dennis John

Lieutenant Colonel 1201187 BECKINGHAM, Michael John 43736 FERGUSON, Gary Richmond


Major 1201344 DAUBARAS, Algirdas

Warrant Officer Class Two 342946 BRYANT, Robert John

Staff Sergeant 43631 LANE, Brian Edmond

Colonel 42216 LUSCOMBE, Anthony Pearn 38050 MCALONEY, John Douglas 221452 RILEY, Walter Percival

Lieutenant Colonel 217428 BOYCE, Terence Michael 511160 CREWE, Ronald James 147735 DONKIN, Robert John 217227 HOUGHTON, John 17130 KEATING, Michael James 216742 MILLS, John Dallas

Major 4718602 1731558 2785721 217436 39180 1200998 39005

Captain 44203 217194 1732919

ADAMS, Graham Charles BUTLER, Michael John FLETCHER, Peter Lawrence HOWARTH, Rodney Kent KLIMISCH, Wolfgang Eckehart Alexander MELANDRI, David Bernard SUTTON, Hugh John

HUDSON, Robert Miller Drury SMITH, Robert Duncan ZERNER, Donald John

Warrant Officer Class One 217400 CHURCH, David Keith 216391 FURNESS, Neville Raymond

Lieutenant Colonel 173843 CARLING, Colin John

Warrant Officer Class One 217256 BOND, Paul 39445 HOPPER, Ronald Keith 55378 SOLLY, Christopher Thomas 217556 SPARROW, Charles Stephen

Warrant Officer Class Two 3790558 CANUTE, David John 217372 MILLMORE, Raymond Albert

Lieutenant Colonel 311561 MICHELSON, Peter John

Major 39338 BONIFACE, John Alfred

Warrant Officer Class Two 39376 HOUSE, Raymond Thomas 217521 JOHNSTON. Allan Roy 133896 THOMPSON, Alan Keith

Staff Sergeant 39393 KLINE, Philip Clarence

Sergeant 535505 HOOD, Derek Matthew 217339 ROBINSON, Gordon Richard 254658 WALLACE, George Edward

Musician 217118 GOODWIN, Warren Robert

Major 39213 BENNIE, Wayne David 2237302 YOUNG, Laurence James

Warrant Officer, Class Two 1201026 WELDON, John 48717 MCPHERSON, Geoffrey Neville 217421 STRASKYE, John

Warrant Officer Class One 3411764 JOHNSTON, Kenneth Norman 217184 MCINTOSH, Maurice John 44324 POPE, Gary Wayne

Warrant Officer Class Two 1200583 BUNNEY, Darryl Edward 157567 CHALK, David John 217481 DWIGHT, Michael John 3134190 FAVER, Leonard Alexander 44202 GILLETT, Rodney Neil 1201252 GRIMES, Winston Hadley 1201204 HENDERSON, Garry 216825 HOLLITT, Barry George 217388 JENNINGS, Frank Gordon 3170797 ROSS, James 215995 SHORROCK, Michael 1411006 WALSH, Kiaran John 44183 WILHELM, Rudiger Franz Rudolf 1201201 WINKLEMAN, Allan Leslie

Staff Sergeant 217410 MACDONALD, James David

Brigadier 335128 HODGES, Alan Hayllar

Colonel 47044 PEARCE, Geoffrey Norman 235292 RICHARDS, Bruce William

Major 28039 BIRCH, James Allan 43786 COOPER, Robert William

Warrant Officer Class One 37590 JONES, George Christopher

Warrant Officer Class Two 42374 McEVOY, Christopher Norman

Sergeant 37692 WATTS, John David

Major 3411194 PORTA, Phillip John

Warrant Officer Class One 214628 TINSON, Darrel John

Warrant Officer Class Two 214616 CASWELL, William James 42842 TOY, Maxwell John

Lieutenant Colonel 57070 STOVE, Anthony Milton 57061 HALL, Keith Richard

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Colonel 335143


Major 214607

Captain 214686

BOWD, Reuben Ernest

G U N N I N G , Robert Richard

MOOIBROEK, Frederick

Warrant Officer Class One 16716 PREWETT, Peter James Charles

AUSTRALIAN ARMY Reserve Force Decoration Chaplain Third Class

2149250 FOLEY, Paul

Major 2244134 PATON, John Gordon 2147540 HANDEL, Paul David

Chaplain Third Class 350400 BROWNE, George Barry

Lieutenant Colonel 2146912 FLYNN, John Murray

Major 2794329

Lieutenant 2130803

Colonel 2273308

CURTIS, Alan Alexander

VAN LIEN, Leendert George

SAVAGE, Charles Menzies

Lieutenant Colonel 350607 WARTON, Robert Bruce

Reserve Force Decoration with First Clasp Major

129463 GIST, Neal Sandel 139248 BURNETT, Raymond Geogre

Reserve Force Decoration with First and Second Clasp Major

3138613 GRIFFITHS, Francis Denis

First Clasp to the Reserve Force Decoration Lieutenant Colonel

2782761 MARTIN, Robert George 436027 MCCARTHY, Michael Anthony

Major 110875 280771 118502 3173862 2189611 435982 161346

ADSETT, Desmond John DUNSTON, Colin John GLOVER, Kerry Adrian JOHNSTON, Rob McLean JORDAN, Bede Gerard MOORE, Terance Patrick T R E G E N Z A , Graham Francis

Second Clasp to the Reserve Force Decoration Colonel

279044 JACKSON, Trevor John

Lieutenant Colonel 614436 SURTEES, Geoffrey

Reserve Force Medal Major

3169548 F22250 112126 449951

BROOKS, Ronald George BULLIVANT, Marjurie Kimball IRON, Robert William PAUL, Edward John

Captain 436947 437054 614077

CLARIDGE, Paul James DURAS, Roman Czeslaw SIMMONS, Mervyn Douglas

Warrant Officer Class Two 3104064 LAWRENCE, Kenneth William

Staff Sergeant 2276795 RICHARDS, Thomas Charles

Sergeant 4722787 2240376 162169 i i i i m

Corporal 138748 2165023

Major 253415

Captain 131804

BIRCH, Wayne Arthur CANT, Maxwell John MATHESON, Jeffrey O 'CALLAGHAN, Robert John

QUILLIAM, Philip Gerard WALKER, Kenneth Reginald

SULLIVAN, Denis Stephen

REITANO, Felix John

Lieutenant 450516 NYGAARD, Peter Nicholai James-2158309 SCOTT, Wayne J o h n -547950 SINCLAIR, Stephen James

Warrant Officer Class Two 538154 BARBER, John Cedric

Sergeant 448713 F22191 2152750

Corporal 520283 2257755

Private 359155

Major 2190814

HOJEIJ, Alec Joseph Mathew— OWENS, Sherallyn Dianne— WILLIAMS, Trevor Charles—

LOWE, R o n a l d -WESTLAKE, Terence Edward-

CLIFF, Andrew John

VERTZONIS, Mathew

Warrant Officer Class Two 3795030 BROWN, James McMichael

Major 69181 FRANCIS, Donald

Sergeant 2244313 2791976 255659 2109563

Corporal i m m 167061

Bombardier 3173069

Sergeant 289535 157739

BLAKE, Bryan Thomas— BROWN, Gregory William— DAROUTi, George Gerald— WILLIAMSON, Peter Charles

DOUGLAS, Gregory Phillip— DUCKWORTH, Desmond James

ARCHIBALD, Ian David

CARTWRIGHT, Ian James— REID, Geoffrey William

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AUSTRALIAN ARMY 2184355 O ' C O N N O R , Graham John

Reserve Force Medal with First Clasp 2266767 WILSON, Robert Arthur

Warrant Officer Class One Corporal 161423 BARLOW, Denis Bernard 423598 CASTLE, Christopher Louis

Lance Corporal Bombardier 162130 PEREIRA, Donald Charles 167470 D E L L E R , Geoffrey Wayne

Staff Sergeant 174634 T U R N E R , William John

Staff Sergeant T U R N E R , William John

2135650 STORER, William John AUSTRALIAN ARMY Reserve Force Decoration

Warrant Officer Class Two Major

627298 538055 SMITH, Rodney Charles— 538135 T A Y L O R , Graeme Leslie

Major 627298 H A R L A N D , Frederick John Norman

AUSTRALIAN ARMY Chaplain Fourth Class

Second Clasp to the Reserve Force Medal 138015 EACOTT, Leonard Sidney

Warrant Officer Class One Captain 3164748 COTTLE, John T r a v e r s - 439303 BOSCENCE, Robert Elsden 2174081 DAVIS, Graham John—

BOSCENCE, Robert Elsden

439295 H O R N I B R O O K , John C h a r l e s - Major 2152115 FLIPPANCE, Addie L o r a n c e - 2117141 R E G A N , James Charles 110711 KINDNESS, David A l e x a n d e r - 147658 R E N D E L L , Colin Ray 267781 PARFITT, John Lance 2147548 S M I T H , Ainesley Clifford Neville

Staff Sergeant F21886 E D W A R D S , Barbara Lorraine

Staff Sergeant 436862 F U N G , Michael Matthew 3137367 STEVENS, Norman Mailland 436633 JONES, Robert James

Sergeant 254874 PEEBLES, Michael Francis

Sergeant PEEBLES, Michael Francis

174650 BELCHER, Edmund J o h n - AUSTRALIAN ARMY 352359 O L N E Y , John Percival Reserve Force Medal

Lance Corporal Major

135314 PASSMORE, Frederick Charles 627298 H A R L A N D , Frederick John Norman

AUSTRALIAN ARMY Chaplain Fourth Class

First and Second Clasp to the Reserve Force Medal 138015 EACOTT, Leonard Sidney

Warrant Officer Class Two Captain 525897 B E N N E T T , James Patrick 439303 BOSCENCE, Robert Elsden

First Clasp to the Reserve Force Medal Major Lieutenant 2117141 R E G A N , James Charles

127407 H A R D Y , John Mitchell 147658 R E N D E L L , Colin Ray

Warrant Officer Class One 2147548 SMITH, Ainesley Clifford Neville

Warrant Officer Class One F21886 E D W A R D S , Barbara Lorraine 2140974 O 'DELL, Richard James 436862 F U N G , Michael Matthew

436633 JONES, Robert James Warrant Officer Class Two 254874 PEEBLES, Michael Francis

2275984 CASSAR, Peter John 2242063 H R E S Z C Z U K , Stefan AUSTRALIAN ARMY

Staff Sergeant First Clasp to the Reserve Force Medal

Staff Sergeant Major

254881 C H A P P L E , Allan James Major

M c G R A T H , Francis John 175073 F L A N A G A N , John 511035 M c G R A T H , Francis John

2105112 JONES, Micheal Peter ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIRFORCE 411499 T R E L O A R , Kenneth Douglas

Defence Force Service Medai Sergeant A58970 A D A M , Henry Francois Foulques

54736 K E N N Y , Trevor James (Sergeant) A320092 A N D E R S O N , James Alexander

Warrant Officer Class Two (Leading Aircraftman) 3176901 FRASER, Rodney James A48054 A N D E R S O N , Jeremy David

(Corporal) A N D E R S O N , Neil Maxwell Staff Sergeant AI22519

A N D E R S O N , Jeremy David (Corporal) A N D E R S O N , Neil Maxwell

2190217 BAKER, Gordon Edward (Corporal) 111366 HOLBECK, Colin Robert A122675 A N D E R S O N , Stephen Robert

(Sergeant) Warrant Officer Class Two A222447 ASIMUS, Gregory Paul

2151168 BALLANTINE, Christopher John (Flight Sergeant) 2207643 BLACKLEY, Phillip Leslie 0227675 ATKINS, Francis Lyall 368732 SINGE, William John (Squadron Leader)

A320002 B A C K H O U S E , John William Staff Sergeant (Sergeant)

289443 ELLIOT, James Henery A122362 BAILLIE, Mervyn Joseph 140517 J A R R E T T , Noel Charles (Sergeant)

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A122323 BALL, David Morris 0320096 CASSELL, Peter William (Sergeant) (Flying Officer)

A47494 BALLOCH, Roy Clark A227593 CHAPMAN, Robert Eldon (Corporal) (Sergeant)

A59050 BARNETT, Barry Dennis A58996 CHIPPER, Bradley Stephen (Corporal) (Corporal)

048020 BARRETT, Michael Timothy A47996 BUJOK, Peter Charles (Flight Lieutenant) (Sergeant)

A227500 BEER, Gary Robin A122598 CHRISTENSEN, Graham Francis (Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)

A320075 BEESON, Neville Graeme A122681 CLACY, Micheal John (Flight Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A122649 BECK, Darryl Keith A48047 CLARK, Ingrid Anne (Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)

A227501 BENNETT, Stephen William Philip A227667 CLARK, Steven William (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

0122488 BENNETT, Peter A122616 CLEMENTS, Wayne Sheldon (Squadron Leader) (Sergeant)

A48072 BERRY, Robert Dennis A227030 CARROLL, Grant David (Corporal) (Corporal)

A227189 BILL, Graham Ronald A59058 CODY, Raymond (Corporal) (Flight Sergeant)

A227603 BLAYDEN, Rodney James A122618 COLEBORN, Terence John (Sergeant) (Corporal)

0320051 BODE, Laurence Edward A122193 COLEMAN, Kerry Milner (Squadron Leader) (Corporal)

A59047 BOND, Stephen Arthur A58997 COLLINS, Brian William (Sergeant) (Corporal)

W122634 BOON, Bonita Joanne Eugenie A122662 COMRIE, Graham John (Flight Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A122298 BOSHAMMER, Cecil John A227594 CONYARD, Glenn Alan (Flight Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A48074 BOWES, David Ol22497 COOKE, Rodney James (Flight Sergeant) (Squadron Leader)

0122500 BRADFORD, Godfrey Noel A48n3 COOMBE, Michael Rex (Flight Lieutenant) {Sergeant)

0320086 BRADY, John Alfred A227656 COOPER, Roben Charles (Squadron Leader) (Sergeant)

A320004 BRAKENSIEK, John A48114 COSTELLO, Mark Uwrence (Corporal) {Sergeant)

A227720 BREACH, Russell Caisley A227674 COTTEN, Tony Brian (Sergeant) {Sergeant)

A122261 BRIDGER, Robert Alan A227508 COX, Leslie John (Sergeant) {Leading Aircraftsman)

A227619 BRIGGS, Rodney William A48053 CRESPAN, Dennis Johnny (Leading Aircraftman) {Sergeant)

A122549 BRIGHTON, Keith A47505 CROOKS, George Thompson (Corporal) {Flight Sergeant)

A227655 BROOKER, Lee William A122356 CRUMMY, Glenn Charles (Sergeant) {Sergeant)

A48109 BROOKS, Ivan Thomas A122301 CUMMINS, David John (Corporal) (Sergeam)

A47497 BROWN. Barry A227611 CSESZKO, Arpad (Sergeant) {Sergeant)

A227514 BUCK, Kenneth 0227618 DALTON, Garry Roy (Flight Sergeant) {Pilot Officer)

A227551 BUFFETT, Shane Truman A227490 DANIELS, John (Sergeant) {Corporal)

A227579 BULEY, Christopher Paul A47979 DANIELS, Paul William (Sergeant) (Corporal)

0320057 BULL, David John A58978 D'ARCY, Anthony Williams (Squadron Leader) {Corporal)

A122278 CAHILL, Kevin John A122608 DA-RE, Peter John (Sergeant) {Sergeant)

A320118 CAIRNS, Peter William 0227607 DAVIDSON, Michael Charles (Sergeant) (Flight Lieutenant)

A320128 CALLANDER, Kevin Francis A227639 DAVIS, John Oswald (Corporal) (Sergeant)

0122680 CAMERON, Stewart Robert A48052 DAY, Patrick Simon (Squadron Leader) (Sergeant)

W22768] \ CAMPBELL, Eleanor Katherine A320021 DENCH, Stephen John (Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)

A227644 CARNEY, Robert Leslie A227553 DICK, Robert Martin (Corporal) (Flight Sergeant)

A59110 CARRO, Luis Angel A122452 DICKESON, Stephen Herbert (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

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A122375 D I G H T O N , Alexander John A59056 F R E N C H , Andrew Charles (Corporal) (Sergeant)

A48017 Dl lULIO, Venanzio A122304 G A N N O N , Gregory Walter {Sergeant} (Sergeant)

LI 22470 DINSEY, Kristine Joy A47461 G A R D N E R , Philip Ronald {Flight Lieutenant) (Sergeant)

059094 DIXON, Lynton Ellis A48051 G A S K E L L , Gary Richard {Squadron Leader) (Sergeant)

A122653 DIXON, Trevor Cameron A48048 G E I E R , George {Corporal} (Corporal)

A227604 DOBBIE, George Neville John A122503 G E R M A N , Stephen David {Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A59102 DOBSON, Robert Joseph A62134 GIBSON, William Paul {Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A227520 D O L A H E N T Y , Christopher John A59593 G I L D A R E , Robert Charles {Sergeant) {Flight Sergeant)

A227663 D O H E R T Y , Neil Edward A227528 GILL, Malcolm William {Corporal) (Sergeant)

A227621 D R U M M O N D , John David 0320064 GILLIES. Frank Thomas {Sergeant} (Wing Commander)

A122609 D U F F , Gordon Charles A122558 GLASBY, Joseph Herbert {Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A59085 D U N N , Philip Dryden A62113 G L O V E R , Stephen John {Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)

A227710 D U T T O N , James Algernon A227596 G O O D L A N D , Terence William (Corporal) (Sergeant)

A122663 EBENEZER, Terrence A48090 G O O D W I N , William Ross (Flight Sergeant) (Warrant Officer)

A59048 E D W A R D S , Garry Allen 0227570 G O R D O N , Vincent Paul {Sergeant) (Squadron Leader)

0122478 E D W A R D S , Peter Maurice A227623 G O R E , Richard Roy (Squadron Leader) (Corporal)

A122617 EGGMOLESSE, Melvyn Roy A320032GOULD, Michael James (Sergeant) (Corporal)

A122550 EISER, Peter Mervyn 0122258 G R A Y , Norman Arthur (Sergeant) (Squadron Leader)

A122288 ELLIS, Alan James A47716 G R I E V E , David William (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A122619 ESSEX-CLARK, Philip John A122504 G R I F F I T H , Ian Samuel (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A227622 EVANS, Brenton Sydney A48057 G R O H S , Olaf Manfred Guenter (Corporal) (Corporal)

A320100 EVERY, Kenneth John A122264 G U N N I S , Francis William (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

0320095 F A I R M A N , Andrew Patrick Cecil A58636 H A D D O W , Peter Beresford (IVing Commander) (Sergeant)

A122654 F A I R W E A T H E R , Ian Stuart A320159 H A L D E N , Neville Christopher (Sergeant) (Sergeant)

A47998 F A L K E N B E R G , Barry Alan A227692 HALL, Jeffrey Noel (Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)

A227730 F A R N H A M , Patrick John 048006 H A L U P K A , Otto (Sergeant) {Squadron Leader)

A227732 F A R R E L L , Neville William A47955 H A M M E R , Roger John (Corporal) (Corporal)

047499 F A R T H I N G , Malcolm George 0320050 HARRIS, Donald Peter (Flying Officer) {Squadron Leader)

048023 F A W C E T T , Rodney Ian 062109 H A R R E X , Warren Keith (Wing Commander) (PVing Commander)

A48034 F E G A N , Thomas A122458 H A R R Y , Peter Ross (Sergeant) (Corporal)

A227705 FINCH, Dennis Thomas A58968 H A R T L E Y , Jerome Nigel (Flight Sergeant) (Corporal)

0225284 FITZGIBBON, Gerard Bernard A320I07 HARVEY, Robert Eric (Flying Officer) (Sergeant)

A48073 F L E M I N G , Roy Andrew A318266 H A S L E H U R S T , Lloyd John (Corporal) (Sergeant)

A227535 FOGO, Darryl Kenneth A122623 H A S T E D , Gary William Norman (Corporal) (Corporal)

A227493 FOLEY, Geoffrey Kim A320101 H A T E L E Y , Allan James (Corporal) (Corporal)

A227664 F O R S T E R , Warren Stanley A227641 HAWKINS, Peter George (Corporal) (Sergeant)

A227587 FOSTER, Geoffrey James A48067 H E D G E R , Peter Robert (Corporal) (Flight Sergeant)

A227534 ERASER, Brian Andrew A122587 H E N S O N , Thomas Patrick (Sergeant) (Flight Sergeant)


A122292 HERON, Philip John (Corporal)

A47496 HERRIOTT, James (Sergeant)

A320116 HICKS, Desmond John (Flight Sergeant)

A122305 HINKS, Keith Adrian (Sergeant)

0227571 HODGE, Anthony Charles (Flight Lieutenant)

A227517 HODSON, Robert David (Sergeant)

A48088 HOGAN, Douglas Bruce (Sergeant)

A123411 HOLZHEIMER, Edwin Phillip (Sergeant)

A47958 HOLNESS, William Arthur John (Rank ???}

A48087 HONAN, William Thomas (Sergeant)

A74974 HORGAN, William Maurice (Sergeant)

A227654 HOWARD, John Stewart (Flight Sergeant)

A122683 HOWES, Bernard Richard (Sergeant)

0227638 HOWLETT, Bruce Richard (Flying Officer)

0122460 HOWMAN, Peter Kenneth (Flight Lieutenant)

059060 HUBBLE, Maxwell Peter (Wing Commander)

A59082 HUDSON, Edward John (Flight Sergeant)

AI22343 HUGHES, Keith John (Corporal)

A320010 HUDSON, Raymond Neil (Sergeant)

059045 HUNT, Brian John (Flight Lieutenant)

A122611 JAMES, Gary Neil (Sergeant)

A59071 JANZEKOVIC, John Walter (Flight Sergeant)

A227668 JEANS, Brian Leslie (Flight Sergeant)

048007 JOHNS, Richard James (Squadron Leader)

A320103 JONES, Allan Kenneth (Corporal)

A320011 JUDD, Richard Howard (Sergeant)

0227575 KEELING, Richard Hartley (Flight Lieutenant)

A320123 KERR, Alastair James (Sergeant)

A122588 KIDD, Warren Norman (Corporal)

0227474 KING. Clive Collingwood Chaplain (Wing Commander)

A122309 KIRK, David Hague (Sergeant)

A48012 KIRKMAN, Paul Norman (Corporal)

A320018 KORHONEN, Edward (Flight Sergeant)

A320127 KROL, Ted (Sergeant)

A227645 KUHLMORGEN, John Richard (Corporal)

A122575 LEATT-HAYTER, David Brock (Corporal)

A320165 LEES, Gregory Percy (Corporal)

0320048 LINDHE, Gregory Norman (Sauadron Leader)


A227609 LINDSAY, Michael Frederick (Flight Sergeant)

A48041 LINDSAY, Trevor Ralph (Sergeant)

A122310 LINGARD, Geoffrey Ronald William (Flight Sergeant)

A59104 LITTLE, Desmond John (Sergeant)

A47973 LOCK, Brian Alfred (Sergeant)

A62114 LOCK, John Desmond (Flight Sergeant)

A59059 LUCK, Peter Allen (Warrant Officer)

A122268 LUMBY, Ross Frederick (Sergeant)

A122670 McALISTER, Bruce (Corporal)

A122462 McANDREW, Peter Thomas (Corporal)

0227563 MCDONALD, Ronald Ian (Squadron Leader)

A122377 McLEAN, Ronald James (Sergeant)

A122577 McCLENAHAN, Peter Hayden Turner (Sergeant)

0122259 McCLOY, Graham Joseph (Squadron Leader)

A122590 McDONALD, Gary Douglas (Corporal)

0227691 McDONOUGH, Peter Laurence (Flight Lieutenant)

A59075 McGORUM, John Leonard (Corporal)

A122312 McLAREN, Ian John (Sergeant)

A122625 McLEOD, Kenneth Lex (Corporal)

A47503 McMENEMY, John Richardson (Sergeant)

A47508 McNAMARA, Stephen William (Flight Sergeant)

0122482 McPHERSON, Arthur George (Pilot Officer)

0123601 MACGOWAN, Michael Victor (Flight Lieutenant)

A122270 MACPHERSON, Philip John (Sergeant)

A122668 MACQUEEN, Donald Alexander (Corporal)

0122494 MADSEN, Warren Lindsay (Squadron Leader}

0320065 MARA, Timothy Robert Edward (Wing Commander)

A59098 MARGETTS, Stanley Bruce (Flight Sergeant)

W122640 MARTIN, Anne Elizabeth (Corporal)

A122563 MARTIN, Bradley Peter (Corporal)

A62135 MAYNARD, Gregory William (Corporal) MEAD, Christopher John (Sergeant)

A320162 MEDWELL, Robert John Everett (Flight Sergeant)

0122483 MELVOLD, Garry Vincent (Squadron Leader)

A227552 MERRIGAN, JefTery Leonard (Corporal)

A62097 MIDDAP, Leigh Maxwell (Sergeant)

A320013 MILLAR, David William (Sergeant)

A227582 MILLER, Gary Charles (Corporal)


0320059 MILLER, Leslie Keith (Squadron Leader}

A122357 MILLS. Leslie Ivan (Sergeant)

A227583 MILLS, Peter Robert (Sergeant)

A227660 MITCHELL, Ian (Sergeant)

A122589 MITCHELL, Robert William Henry (Sergeant)

A227502 MITCHELL, Steven John (Warrant Officer)

A227522 MOELLERS, Joseph (Sergeant)

0320091 MOLLISON, Peter Noe) (Wing Commander)

A320015 MORI ARTY, John Steven (Sergeant)

A122506 M O R G A N , Alfred John (Sergeant)

A22ie5S MORAN, Neil Andrew (Sergeant)

A47104 MORRIS, Michael George (Sergeant)

A320115 MORRIS, Russell Leslie (Sergeant)

A227555 MORTON, Michael John (Sergeant)

A1 1833 MOSS, Arthur Robert (Flight Sergeant)

A47511 MULLIGAN, Kevin (Flight Sergeant)

A122669 M U L R O N E Y , Kevin Joseph (Corporal)

0122354 MUNCE, Graham Denis (Squadron Leader)

LI22475 MUNRO, Pamela Joan (Squadron Leader)

0320132 M U R P H Y , Christopher Anthony (Flight Lieutenant)

A320094 M U R P H Y , John Victor (Flight Sergeant)

A227646 M U R R A Y , Stuart William Michael (Corporal)

A320071 MYERS, Geoffrey Mervyn (Sergeant)

A2275I3 NEAL, Bruce Hurlstone (Flight Sergeant)

A320003 NEVILLE, Peter James (Sergeant)

0122514 NEWELL, Bruce Stewart (Wing Commander)

A122286 NOBBS, Wayne Roy (Corporal)

0227559 O ' H E A R N , David Brian (Squadron Leader)

A227496 OLDING, Stephen Alan (Sergeant)

A320102 OLIVER, William (Sergeant)

0225489 OSBORN, Christopher James (Flying Officer)

A48035 OSBORNE, Michael Anthony (Flight Sergeant)

A122281 O'SULLIVAN, Shaun David (Sergeant)

A122543 OWEN, Rodney Ian Edwin (Corporal)

A122287 P A C K H A M , Phillip John (Sergeant)

M 1 1 5 9 9 P A L F R A M A N , Trevor John (Sergeant)

0122515 P A R N H A M , Neil Maitland (Squadron Leader)

A122507 PEARSON, William Keith (Corporal)

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A122684 PERN, Gregory Thomas (Flight Sergeant)

0320084 PERRY, Rosalie Elizabeth (Flight Lieutenant)

M i m s PILZ, Neil Charles (Sergeant)

A48021 PINE, Peter Philip (Sergeant)

A227504 PING NAM, Paul Joseph (Flight Sergeant)

A122315 P L A Y F O R D , David Roy (Sergeant)

A47479 POTTER, Brian Edward (Corporal)

A227505 PRACY, Brian John (Corporal)

0122537 PRESTON, Roger John (Squadron Leader)

0227569 PROCTER, Peter John (Flight Lieutenant)

0122260 R E D D I N G , Darryl Colin (Squadron Leader)

A122605 REIBELT, William John (Leading Aircraftman)

0122487 R I C H A R D S O N , Robert Thomas (Flight Lieutenant)

A227715 RILEY, Garry Edward (Corporal)

A320124 ROBERTSON, Douglas James (Sergeant)

A122678 ROBINSON, Paul Vanner (Sergeant)

0320063 ROBINSON, Raymond Stephen (Squadron Leader)

0320049 R O E D I G E R , Terry Alan (Squadron Leader)

A122508 ROGERS, Lindsay Paul (Sergeant)

A48089 ROMAN, David Alexander (Warrant Officer)

A22754 ROSER, Robert John (Sergeant)

A227662 ROSS, Stephen Grant (Corporal)

A320005 R O U T L E D G E , Michael Gordon (Sergeant)

0320114 R O W N T R E E , Micheal James (Flight Lieutenant)

A122380 R U D D I C K , Keith James (Sergeant)

0318265 RUSBRIDGE, Peter John (Group Captain)

A320126 RYAN, John (Sergeant)

A227547 RYAN, Michael John (Leading Aircraftman)

A48060 SALTER, William John (Sergeant)

A48094 SANGER, Kevin George (Sergeant)

A122591 SCHARFE, Manfred (Sergeant)

A320070 SCHULTZ, Robert William (Corporal)

A227589 SCOTT, Robert Gordon (Sergeant)

0320134 SEARLE, Brian (Flying Officer)

A48036 SETTIMIO, Luigi (Sergeant)

A227516 SHARP, Clive Albert ' (Corporal)

A62119 SHEPPARD, Keith Leonard (Corporal)

048117 SICILIANO. Bruno Deigo Carmello (Flight Lietenantj


A122317 SIMONS, Mauricc Sydney {Sergeant}

A48126 SIMUNSEN, Mark Andrew (Corporal)

A122364 SINGH, Papinder (Sergeant)

A227716 SKELLY, Neville Wayne (Sergeant)

A62117 SKINN, Brian Robert (Sergeant)

A122686 SMALL, Bruce John (Sergeant)

A122592 SMALLMAN. James Edward (Corporal)

A)22465 SMITH, Christopher (Sergeant)

A227548 SMITH, Ronald Terry (Sergeant)

A122319 SMITH, Stephen Richard (Corporal)

A227550 SMITHERS, Ross Phillip (Sergeant)

A122509 SOUTAR, Kerry Munro (Sergeant)

A47495 SPELLACY, Ian William (Flight Sergeant)

A122689 SPENCER, Jeffrey Norwood (Flight Sergeant)

0122530 STANFIELD, David Llewellyn (Squadron Leader)

A48002 STANNER, Anthony Patrick (Corporal)

A47929 STEFF, William James (Sergeant)

A47502 STERLING, Frederick (Flight Sergeant)

A320017 STOCKEY, Robert Michael (Corporal)

A122688 STON E, Robert George (Sergeant)

A227713 STRATTON, Ronald Garnet (Leading Aircraftman)

A122659 SUGDEN, David Lynford (Sergeant)

A122593 SUHR, Kerry William Edward (Corporal)

A227670 SULLIVAN, Geoffrey Philip (Sergeant)

A320130 SUTCLIFFE, Barry John (Sergeant)

0227561 SUTHERLAND, Trevor James (Squadron Leader)

A122374 SYNOTT, Garry Patrick (Corporal)

A227652 TANNER, Grahame Leslie (Sergeant)

059055 TASKER, Geoffrey Edward (Squadron Leader)

0122545 TAYLOR, David George (Flying Officer)

A122466 TAYLOR, Raymond Maxwell (Flight Sergeant

A48056 TEBBUTT, Peter Gregory (Corporal)

A122554 TEIS, Trevor George (Sergeant)

A122358 THAIDAY, Billy Robert (Corporal)

A122273 THOMPSON, Stephen John (Corporal)

A122361 TODD, Edmund James (Sergeant)

A59084 TOMPKINS, David Thomas (Sergeant)

A320008 TREMBEARTH, Kendall Douglas (Sergeant)


048111 TRIPPETT, Brian (Flying Officer)

059069 TROWN, Eric (Squadron Leader)

A48055 TURNER, David Philip (Flight Sergeant)

A48004 VALLANCE, Gene (Corporal)

A122631 VAN HEEK, Ronald Arthur (Sergeant)

A320121 VARGA, John Gustav (Leading Aircraftman}

A22766 VARNAVAS, Bill Micheal (Sergeant)

A122274 VEJLE, Gary (Sergeant)

0320087 WADDELL, David Allen (Flight Lieutenant)

A320164 WALLIS, Bruce Henry (Leading Aircraftman)

A320076 WARD, Geoffrey William (Flight Sergeant)

A62136 WARD, Rodney Andrew (Sergeant)

A122528 WATSON, John Charles (Corporal)

A227492 WAUGH, Peter James (Flight Sergeant)

A227601 WEALE, John James (Sergeant)

A227595 WEATHERALL, David John (Sergeant)

A122632 WELCH, Micheal George (Flight Sergeant)

A48082 WELLS, Maxwell Colin (Sergeant)

A47498 WHITE, William Hugh (Corporal)

0227636 WHITTON, Raymond Norman (Squadron Leader)

A320020 WILLETT, Ross Donald (Sergeant)

A48049 WILLIAMS, Jeffrey Charles (Sergeant)

A320027 WILLOWS, Peter Josef (Sergeant)

A227512 WILSON, Robert William (Sergeant)

A320016 WINES, Peter Raymond (Sergeant)

A122346 WINTERFORD, Don Rex (Sergeant)

W47983 WOODHAM, Rhonda June Mary (Sergeant)

A122282 WOODROW, Anthony Bracewell (Sergeant)

A122283 WOODWARD, Peter John (Corporal)

0122371 WOOLCOTT, Peter David (Flight Lieutenant)

A122596 WOOLF, Donald William (Sergeant)

A227648 WORTH, Courtney James (Corporal)

A122607 WRIGHT, Alan Jeffrey (Sergeant)

M l l M l WRIGHT, Phillip Howard (Corporal)

0320054 WRIGHT, Steven Arthur (Squadron Leader}

A122121 WYNNE, Anthony Robert (Corporal)

047507 YOUNG, James Gareth (Squadron Leader)

A122322 ZAGAMI, Frank Albert (Sergeant)

1134 Special Information ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIRFORCE First Clasp to the Defence Force Service Medal

A57737 ABRAHALL, Douglas Frank (Sergeant)

A317433 ANDERSON, Richard John (Sergeant)

A113883 ANDREWS, Lester Howard (Flight Sergeant)

A117489 ANSON, Lindsay Robert (Flight Sergeant)

A19701 ARSTALL, Rodney Raymond (Warrant Officer)

A117539 BALL, Thomas Roy (Flight Sergeant)

A112659 BARBOUR, John Mervyn (Warrant Officer)

A45246 BARNETT, George Dennis (Warrant Officer)

A117500 BATHGATE, Francis John Villers (Corporal)

A117187 BEAL, Robert John (Flight Sergeant)

Al 17405 BECHLY, Adrian Eric (Sergeant)

A57787 BEER, Donald John (Warrant Officer)

Al 11958 BLANCH, Allan John (Sergeant)

A45558 BLENKINSOP, John Brian (Warrant Officer)

A45928 BOLTO, Kevin Kenneth (Sergeant)

A317065 BRAZILL, James Alan (Leading Aircraftsman)

A317817 BROWN, Noel John (Sergeant)

A223188 BULLEY, Peter Anthony (Flight Sergeant)

A223256 BULLEY, William Henry (Sergeant)

Al 17139 BURTON, Kevin Edward (Flight Sergeant)

A45360 CHAMBERS, Robert (Warrant Officer)

A223232 CHRISTIANSON, Max (Sergeant)

A56925 CLARK, Barry John (Warrant Officer)

A45367 CLARK, Stephen Alec (Flight Sergeant)

A117491 CLARK, Wayne Leyland (Sergeant)

Al 13354 CLEM, Barrie Edward (Warrant Officer)

A56835 COSTELLO, Robert Murray (Warrant Officer)

Al 11479 COTTON, Patrick Robert (Sergeant)

A56967 DALMEIDA, Wayne Peter (Warrant Officer)

A44665 DENTON, Raymond John (Sergeant)

A57796 DOBSON, Laurence Joseph (Flight Sergeant)

A45832 DODD, Cyril (Sergeant)

A316355 DODD, Graeme Bruce (Warrant Officer)

0319412 DOUST, MBE, James Athol John Chaplain (Wing Commander)

A234538 DRY, Kerry James (Flight Sergeant)

A45760 EY, Rodney Bruce (Warrant Officer)

A223057 FITZPATRICK, Uwrence William (Warrant Officer)


A117303 FLEMING, Anthony Terrance (Flight Sergeant)

0317711 FRENCH, David John Chaplain (Wing Commander)

A116965 GASKELL, John Peter (Flight Sergeant)

A44994 GATI, Joseph Alexander Warrant Officer

A222426 GERSTENHEIMER, Ernst Sergeant

A45376 GORDON, Barrie Reginald Corporal

A111803 GREENSILL, Greame Victor Warrant Officer

Al 13604 GROTH, John Barry Sergeant

A2226A1 HAMILTON, Thomas Henry Flight Sergeant

All2556 HAWTIN, Rodney John Sergeant

Al 17419 HENDERSON, Neville Robert Corporal

A223396 HILL, John Graham Warrant Officer

A112482 HOGBIN, George Edward Flight Sergeant

A223649 HORNE, Owen William Sergeant

061496 HOWARD, Harold Athelstan Squadron Leader

A57874 JOINER, John Royston Flight Sergeant

A61456 JONES, Michael John Sergeant

A44654 KLEINIG, Geoffrey Neal Warrant Officer

A113547 LEDDICOAT, Barry Henderson Sergeant

Al 17549 LEONARD, John Keeble Sergeant

A316787 LEWIS, William Adrian Victor Warrant Officer

A57839 LUKAN, Nikolia Sergeant

A45169 McCONNELL, John McMaster Flight Sergeant

A57388 MCCURE, Ralph James Warrant Officer

A317242 MCDONALD, John Harold Warrant Officer

Al 13922 MCINNES, Ronald Malcolm Sergeant

A224194 MCKAY, Brian David Warrant Officer

A224044 MCKAY, Philip John Flight Sergeant

A222698 McLAREN, James William Flight Sergeant

A224176 MAHER, Peter Lesley Thomas Flight Sergeant

Al 13781 MAPSTONE, Gerard Rodney James Warrant Officer

A57766 MATHER, Kenneth James Flight Sergeant

A316874 MARTIN, Robert Leslie Sergeant

A222755 MERRITT, Maurice Roy Flight Sergeant

Al 17475 METCALFE, Gary Keith Warrant Officer

A222522 MITCHELL, Garry Douglas Flight Sergeant

A117402 MOLLARD, Graham Thomas Sergeant

A57741 MORRISON, Raymond George Warrant Officer


A44628 NEAVE, Anthony John Warrant Officer

016661 NEILSON, Rodney Scott Wing Commander

0113434 NICHOLLS, Michael John Flight Lieutenant

A223558 O'BRIEN, Roderick Charles Duane Warrant Officer

A317634 OLDEN, Gerard Michael Sergeant

A317245 PAKOT, Leonard Peter Flight Sergeant

A317423 PENMAN, John Warrant Officer

A223555 PLUIS, Ronald John Corporal

A224179 PETERSEN, Keith Graham Flight Sergeant

A45797 RADCLIFFE, Derek William George Flight Sergeant

044582 RASMUSSEN, Paul Reichardt Mody (Wing Commander)

Al 17138 REGAN, Phillip Keith (Corporal)

Al 12734 RICHARDSON, Clifford Leslie (Flight Sergeant)

A111542 ROBERTSON, James John (Warrant Officer)

0316765 ROGERS, Brian Michael (Squadron Leader)

A222498 ROLES, Dennis John (Warrant Officer)

Al l 1481 ROSE, Brian James (Warrant Officer)

A126595 RUMBLE, Neil Alan (Corporal)

A\\1\19 SEENEY, Peter John (Sergeant)

A223090 SMITH, Terrence (Warrant Officer)

Al 12616 SPILLANE, Bernard Anthony Joseph (Flight Sergeant)

A224006 STANLEY, John David (Warrant Officer)

A224080 STEWART, Robert John James (Flight Sergeant)

0223735 STROUD, Norman Jeffrey (Wing Commander)

A112697 SVENSSON, Barry Graham (Flight Sergeant)

Government departments 1135

A223942 THOMSON, David Gordon (Flight Sergeant)

0111545 TOTTENHAM, David John (Squadron Leader)

A217399 TOWERS, Stanley Arthur (Leading Aircraftman)

A317595 TRELLER, Bruce William (Sergeant)

A45746 TURNER, James Kevin (Warrant Officer)

A57715 TURNER, Wayne Stanley (Corporal)

A117498 WATERSON, Errol Raymond (Sergeant)

A45754 WEIR, Patrick Charles (Warrant Officer)

0317689 WHITE MBE John Julian Chaplain (Air Commodore)

A45801 WHITE, Stanley Edward (Warrant Officer)

Al 11482 WIBLEN, Kenneth Neville (Warrant Officer)

A224178 WILSON, Peter Anthony (Warrant Officer)

A223351 YOUNG, Gary Maurice (Flight Sergeant)

A19701 ARSTALL, Rodney Raymond (Warrant Officer)

A18997 BOWRA, James Henry (Warrant Officer)

016820 CAMPBELL, Colin Edward (Wing Commander)

A217352 DE FRISKBOM, Bernard James (Warrant Officer)

A217245 FELTON, Peter James (Warrant Officer)

A32430 HENDERSON, John Bryce (Warrant Officer)

A43504 JARVIS, Roger John (Warrant Officer)

06552 JENSEN, Donald George (Flight Lieutenant)

A315236 PERRY, Thomas John (Sergeant)

A216417 SMITH, Donald James Stanley (Warrant Officer)

N.N.-8723317

NOTICE OF CESSATION OF A STATUTORY LIEN IN RESPECT OF CERTAIN AIRCRAFT NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 5B (12) of the Air Navigation (Charges) Act 1952, a Statutory Lien vested in the Commonwealth ceased to have effect in respect of each of the aircraft describsii hereunder.

Lien No. Description and registration mark Date on which Lien ceased to have effect

00361 00367

Bell 47G-4/AI, VH-UTQ LA.I. 1124, VH-AJP

29 June 1987 4 August 1987

Dated this 2nd day of September 1987. B. R. GEMMELL

Registrar of Statutory Liens

N.N.-8723318

1136 Legislation Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. GN 19. 9 September 1987

Legislation

Determination

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF DETERMINATIONS UNDER SECTION 82D OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE ACT 1922 NOTICE is hereby given that the Public Service Board has made the undermentioned Determinations. Copies can be obtained from the Public Service Board, McUchlan Offices, National Circuit, Canberra, A.C.T. (062) 71 7649.

Number and year of Determination

Description of Determination Date made

No. 65 of 1987

No. 69 of 1987 No. 70 of 1987 No. 71 of 1987

Amendment to Determination 1984/70— second-in-charge allowance

Retirement benefit—McKay Amendment to Determination 1984/19—ATAEA NWC Retirement benefit—Kern

13.8.87

20.8.87 19.8.87 18.8.87

N.N.-8723593

Government Departments

The Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA APPOINTMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE TERRITORY OF COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS I, SIR NINIAN MARTIN STEPHEN, a member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight of the Order of Australia, Knight Grand Cross of The Most Dis-tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Knight Grand Cross of The Royal Victorian Order, Knight Com-mander of The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire and Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council and pursuant to sub-section 5 (2) of the Supreme Court Ordinance 1955, of the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Is-lands, hereby appoint The Honourable Robert Shenton French, a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia, to be an additional Judge of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Cocos (Keeling) Islands. (L.S.) GIVEN under my Hand and the Great Seal of

Australia on 27 August 1987. N. M. STEPHEN Governor-General

By His Excellency's Command, MICHAEL DUFFY Minister of State for Trade Negotiations for and on behalf of the Minister of State for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories (Ex. Min. No. 33)

N.N.-8723319

Environment Protection (Impact of Proposals} Act 1974 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES—NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT OF A DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT THE Commonwealth Department of Defence (Office of Defence Production) proposes to transfer explosives manu-facturing facilities from Albion Explosives Factory, Mel-

bourne, Vic., to Commonwealth owned land adjacent to the existing Mulwala Explosives Factory near the Murray River in N.S.W. The proposal also involves the closure of the Albion factory.

In accordance with the provisions of the Commonwealth Environment Protection (Impact of Proposals} Act 1974, a draft environmental impact statement (EIS) describing the proposal and its likely effects has been prepared by the Office of Defence Production with the assistance of its consultant, Gutteridge, Haskins and Davey Pty Ltd.

This document will be available for public review for six weeks between 9 September and 20 October 1987.

During this period copies will be available for examina-tion at:

Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tour-ism and Territories Environment Assessment Branch 2nd Floor, Colonial Mutual Building University Avenue Canberra, A.C.T. 2601 Telephone (062) 46 7358

The Office of Defence Production Canberra: Foyer, Block 2 Anzac Park West Constitution Avenue Reid, A.C.T. Melbourne: Foyer, Ground Floor Jensen House 339 Swanston Street Melbourne, Vic. Albion Explosives Factory 750 Ballarat Road Deer Park, Vic. Mulwala: Mulwala Explosives Factory cnr Bayly and Lucan Streets Mulwala, N.S.W. Department of Environment and Planning Remington Centre 175 Liverpool Street Sydney, N.S.W. Ministry for Planning and Environment Ground Floor Information Centre 477 Collins Street Melbourne, Vic, The Community Hall Melbourne Street Mulwala, N.S.W.

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 19, 9 September 1987 Local government offices in:

Albury, Wodonga, Sunshine (Melbourne), Corowa, Echuca, Tocumwal and Yarrawonga

State libraries in: Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobarl, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney

Environment centres in: Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney and Australian Conservation Foundation 672B Glenferrie Road Hawthorn, Vic.

Copies of the draft EIS may be purchased for the sum of SI 150 including postage and packing from:

Project Manager Project REFA Office of Defence Production Department of Defence Private Bag No. 1 Ascot Vale, Vic. 3032 or in person for $10.00 from Mulwala Explosives Factory cnr Bayly and Lucan Streets Mulwala, N.S.W. and Ordnance Factory Maribyrnong Wests Road Maribyrnong, Vic.

Interested persons and organisations wishing to comment on the draft EIS are invited to make written submissions by 20 October 1987 to:

The Secretary Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tour-ism and Territories G.P.O. Box 787 Canberra, A.C.T. 2601 Attention: Judy Hand

Environment Assessment Branch, telephone (062) 46 7362.

Arrangements have been made for copies of all written submissions to be made available to the Commonwealth, New South Wales and Victorian Governments. The Com-monwealth will undertake an environmental assessment of the proposal. The New South Wales and Victorian Govern-ments may, if appropriate, also make independent assess-ments of the proposal as far as it affects their respective administrations.

Submissions will be treated as public documents unless confidentiality is requested. They will be forwarded to the Department of Defence and taken into account in the preparation of the final environmental impact statement.

N.N.-8723320

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY APPOINTMENTS I, RONALD JAMES MURRAY, the person for the time being performing the duties of Assistant Secretary, position number 3131, Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environ-ment, Tourism and Territories, delegate of the Minister of State for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories, in pursuance of the sections and sub-sections of the ordinances specified in the second column of the Sched-ule hereby appoint the person for the lime being holding or performing the duties of the office of the Department of the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories, specified in the first column of the Schedule of this instru-ment, to the office specified under the sections and sub-sections of the Ordinances in the second column of the Schedule, opposite to, and in relation to, that office.

Government departments 1137 Dated this 13th day of August 1987.

R. J. MURRAY Delegate of the Minister of State

for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

SCHEDULE First Column Officer

Second Column Ordinance, section, subsec-tion. office

Clerical Administrative, Class 8, position num-ber 3860



Apiaries Ordinance 1928, section 4, Inspector

Careless Use of Fire Ordi-nance 1936, section 5, Inspector

Cotter River Ordinance 1914, section 2, Authorised Person

Dog Control Ordinance 1975, section 7, Inspector

Fishing Ordinance 1967, sec-tion 6, Officer

Gun Licence Ordinance 1937, section 5 (5) (a), section 23, authorised officer

Lakes Ordinance 1976, sec-tion 8, Inspector

Litter Ordinance 1977, sec-tion 8, Inspector

Nature Conservation Ordi-nance 1980, section 11 (1), Conservation Officer

Noxious Weeds Ordinance 1921, section 6, Authorised Person

Plant Diseases Ordinance 1934, section 6 (g), Inspector

Pounds Ordinance 1928, sec-tion 17, Authorised Person

Prevention of Cruelty to An-imals Ordinance 1959, sec-tion 9, Authorised Person

Protection of Lands Ordi-nance 1937, section 2, Au-thorised Officer

Public Baths and Public Ba-thing Ordinance 1956, sec-tion 7(1) , Inspector

Public Parks Ordinance 1928, section 5, Ranger

Rabbit Destruction Ordi-nance 1919, section 30, Au-thorised Person

Roads and Public Places Or-dinance 1937, section 2, Authorised Officer

Soil Conservation Ordinance 1960, section 6, Authorised Person

Stock Diseases Ordinance 1933, section 5, Inspector

Stock Ordinance 1934, sec-tion 6, Inspector

Trespass on Commonwealth Lands Ordinance 1932, section 3A, Inspector

N.N.-8723321

1138 Government departments

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Taxation (Administration) Ordinance 1987 I N T E R E S T ON UNDERPAID A M O U N T S D E T E R M I N A T I O N 1987 I, JOHN JOSEPH BROWN, Minister of State for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories, in pursu-ance of section 39 (1) of the Taxation (Administration) Ordinance 1987, make the following determination: Citation 1. This determination may be cited as the Interest on Underpaid Amounts Determination 1987. 2. The determined amount of interest for the purposes of section 39 (1) of the Ordinance is 25 per cent. Dated this 24th day of August 1987.

JOHN BROWN Minister of State for the Arts,

Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

In lieu of notification of 2,9.87.

N . N . - 8 7 2 3 3 I 6

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 3, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April, one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four. Registered Volume 920, Folio 63 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this second day of September 1987.

D. CARTER Registrar of Titles

N .N . -8723322

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 4, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April, one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four, Registered Volume 920, Folio 64 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this second day of September 1987.


N . N . - 8 7 2 3 3 2 3

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance J 925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 5, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April, one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four, Registered Volume 920, Folio 65 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed.


Dated this second day of September 1987. D. CARTER

Registrar of Titles

N .N. -8723324

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 6, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four, Registered Volume 290, Folio 66 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this second day of September 1987.


N .N. -8723325

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 7, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four. Registered Volume 290, Folio 67 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this second day of September 1987.


N .N. -8723326



N .N. -8723327

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Commissioner for Housing in respect of the lease-hold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 9, Section 69 of the Division of Belconnen being


Crown lease dated the seventeenth day of April one thou-sand nine hundred and eighty-four, Registered Volume 290, Folio 69 the said Crown lease having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this second day of September 1987.


N .N. -8723328



N.N. -8723329

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to Joseph Dascoli and Margaret Jean Dascoli as the registered proprietors in respect of the leasehold estate in Unit 14 in Units Plan 382 erected upon Block 1, Section 46, the Division of McKellar being Certificate of Title in respect of the land being registered Volume 991, Folio 14 having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this 27th day of August 1987.


N .N. -8723330

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Real Property Ordinance 1925 NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of the Real Property Ordinance 1925, a new Certificate of Title will issue fourteen days from the publication of this notice to The Presbyterian Church (New South Wales) Property Trust formerly The Trustees of the Presbyterian Church of Australia in the State of New South Wales in respect of the leasehold estate in all that piece or parcel of land situated at Block 30, Section 23 of the Division of Braddon being Certificate of Title dated the twenty-first day of September one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one, Registered Volume 93, Folio 56 the said Certificate of Title having been lost, mislaid or destroyed. Dated this thirty-first day of July 1987.


N.N.-8723331

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 I N S T R U M E N T O F APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, FRANCIS G R A H A M CLARKE being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-


pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12c of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion} Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Alexander Christie Arnaud Reid ('the Applicant') ..carrying on the profession trade occupation or calling of "wlicitor ('the business') on Block 4, Section 8, Division of McKellar'known as 4 Dumas Street, McKellar ('the land') subject ' to ' the following con-ditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:

(1) that this approval will remain valid only while the Applicant continues to be a bona fide resident of the land;

(2) that the Applicant will ensure that the conduct of the business does not cause an annoyance, a nuisance or danger and is not offensive to any tenants or occupiers of adjoining lands;

(3) that the Applicant will not erect or permit or suffer to be displayed or erected upon the land or any building thereon any advertising sign or hoarding whatever without the consent in writing of the National Capital Development Commission and the Building Controller;

(4) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly in accordance with the application made by the Ap-plicant under section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordinance unless otherwise stipulated in this Instrument;

(5) that no person other than the Applicant will conduct or in any way carry on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister;

(6) that the Applicant will ensure that all residence and business related vehicles are parked within the confines of the land;

(7) that the Applicant will not employ any assistants for the purpose of carrying on the business on the land without the prior consent of the Minister;

(8) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 5.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. Monday to Friday;

(9) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly by appointment;

(10) that this approval will terminate on the thirtieth day of September 1989 or on such earlier date as the Minister determines in accordance with condition 11;

(11) upon any failure to comply with any or all of the foregoing conditions the Minister or his Delegate under the said Ordinance may give written notice requiring the Applicant to show cause within a period of four-teen days why this approval should not be revoked. At the expiration of this period the Minister or his Delegate may revoke the approval.

Dated this 28th day of August 1987. F. G. CLARKE

Delegate of the Minister of State for the Arts, Sport, the Environment,

Tourism and Territories

03A088 N.N. -8723332

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 I N S T R U M E N T OF A P P R O V A L UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, ], FRANCIS GRAHAM CLARKE being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12c of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of David Lindsay Barnes ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession trade occupa-tion or calling of plumber and drainer ('the business') on


Block 2, Section 17, Division of Sculiin known as 27 Levien Street, Sculiin ('the land') subject to the following condi-tions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:







(7) that the Applicant will not employ any assistants for the purpose of conducting or carrying on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister;

(8) that only one room in the house be used for the conduct of the business;

(9) that the business will ony be conducted on the land seven (7) days per week;

(10) that all equipment and materials shall be stored in the carport only;



Dated this 28th day of August 1987. F. G. CLARKE



N.N.-8723333

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, ROBERT FRANCIS BALDWIN being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12C of the Seat of Government {Administra-tion} Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of David William Wilson ('the applicant') carrying on the profession trade occupa-tion or calling of Medical Practitioner ('the business') on Block I, Section 16, Division of Griffith known as 18 Giles Street, Kington ('the land') subject to the following con-ditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:







(6) that the Applicant will ensure that all patients' and business related vehicles are parked on the land;

(7) that the Applicant will not employ any more than two assistants for the purpose of conducting or car-rying on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister and these assistants shall only be employed in the capacity of one receptionist and one locum;

(8) that only the approved surgery area be used for the conduct of the business;

(9) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. Monday to Friday and 10.00 a.m. and 12 noon Saturdays;

(10) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly by appointment, and that such appointments will be organised to ensure that no more than two patients are in attendance at any one time;

(11) that the Applicant will conform at all times with the Natinal Capital Development Commission's current Land Use Policy with respect to Medical and Dental Practices;

(12) that this approval will terminate on the thirty-first day of August 1988 or on such earlier date as the Minister determines in accordance with condition 13;


Dated this twenty-sixth day of August 1987. R. F. BALDWIN

Delegate of the Minister of State for Territories

N.N.-8723334

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, ROBERT FRANCIS BALDWIN being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12C of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Helen Kerry Regan ('the applicant') carrying on the profession trade occupation or calling of Cookery Demonstrator ('the business') on Block

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN19, 9 September 1987

1, Section 349, Division of Kambah known as 23 Hutchin-son Crescent, Kambah ('the land') subject to the following conditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:


(2) that the Applicant will ensure that the conduct of the business docs not cause an annoyance, a nuisance or danger and is not offensive to any tenants or occupiers of adjoining lands;





(7) that the Applicant will not employ any more than one assistant for the purpose of conducting or carry-ing on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister;

(8) that only the area stated in the application be used for the conduct of the business;

(9) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. three days per month excluding school holidays and week-ends and 6.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. four nights a year;

(10) that no more than eight persons shall attend the cookery demonstration;

(11) that the Applicant will allow the Health Surveyors to enter and inspect the premises at any reasonable hour during the day or night;

(12) that food prepared on the premises is not offered for sale either at the premises in question or at any other place;

(13) that this approval will terminate on the thirty-first dau of Augi^t 1988 on such earlier date as the Min-ister determines in accordance with condition 14;


Dated this twenty-sixth day of August 1987. R. F. BALDWIN



N.N.-8723335

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, FRANCIS GRAHAM CLARKE, being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing


under section 12C of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Gabrielle Lieselotte Fei-nauer ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession, trade, occupation or calling of psycholo^st and naturopath ('the business') on Block 2, Section 57, Division of Deakin, known as 54 Norman Street, Deakin ('the land') subject to the following conditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:



(3) that the Applicant will not erect or permit or suffer to be displayed or erected up>on the land or any building thereon any advertising sign or hoarding whatever without the consent in writing of the National Capital Development Commission and the Building Controller;




(7) that the Applicant will not employ no more than one assistant for the purpose of conducting or carrying on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister and that assistant will be employed only as a receptionist/clerk for the purposes of con-ducting or carrying out the business on the land;

(8) that this approval relates to the provision of clinic and office accommodation only in connection with the business;

(9) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. and 7.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. Monday to Friday;

(10) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly by appointment;


(12) upon any failure to comply with any or all of the foregoing conditions the Minister or his I>elegate under the said Ordinance may give written notice requiring the Applicant to show cause within a period of four-teen days why this approval should not be revoked. At the expiration of this period the Minister or his Delegate may revoke the approval.

Dated this 1st day of September 1987. F. G. CLARKE



N.N.-8723336

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, FRANCIS GRAHAM CLARKE, being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing

1142 Government departments under section 12c of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Mark Phillip Tapper ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession, trade, occu-pation or calling of chiropractor ('the business') on Block 14, Section 23, Division of McKellar, known as 51 Burns Circuit, McKellar ('the land') subject to the following conditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:




(4) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly in accordance with the application made by the Ap-plicant under section 10 of the City Area Leas« Ordinance unless otherwise stipulated in this Instrument;


(6) that the Applicant will ensure that all residence and business related vehicles are parked within the con-fines of the land;


(8) that only 30 square metres of room in the house be used for the conduct of the business;

(9) that the business will only be conducted on the land for after-hours emergency work;

(10) appointments will be organised to ensure that not more than two clients are in attendance at any one time;





Tourism and Territories N.N.-8723337

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, FRANCIS GRAHAM CLARKE, being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12C of the Seat of Government {Administra-tion} Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the


said Ordinance hereby approve of Geoffrey Robert Cassel-den ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession, trade, occupation or calling of antique firearms restorer ('the business') on Block 19, Section 28, Division of Hackett, known as 97 Rivett Street, Hackett ('the land') subject to the following conditions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:



(3) that the Applicant will not erect or permit or suffer to be displayed or erected upon the land or any building thereon any advertising sign or hoarding whatever without the consent in writing of the Na-tional Capital Development Commission and the Building Controller;

(4) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly in accordance with the application made by the Applicant under section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordinance unless otherwise stipulated in this Instrument;



(7) that the Applicant will not employ any assistant for the purpose of conducting or carrying on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister;


(9) upon any failure to comply with any or all of the foregoing conditions the Minister or his Delegate un-der the said Ordinance may give written notice re-quiring the Applicant to show cause within a period of fourteen days why this approval should not be revoked. At the expiration of this period the Minister or his Delegate may revoke the approval.



Tourism and Territories N.N.—8723338

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936. I, FRANCIS GRAHAM CLARKE, being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12c of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Brian William Weaver ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession, trade, occu-pation or calling of music teacher ('the business') on Block 8, Section 53, Division of Latham, known as 1 Onslow Street, Latham ('the land') subject to the following condi-tions relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:



(2) thai the Applicant will ensure that the conduct of the business does not cause an annoyance, a nuisance or danger and is not offensive to any tenants or occupiers of adjoining lands;

(3) that the Applicant will not erect or permit or suffer to be displayed or erected upon the land or any building thereon any advertising sign or hoarding whatever without the consent in writing of the Na-tional Capital Development Commission and the Building Controller;





(8) that only the work room of the house be used for the conduct of the business;

(9) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 5.00 p.m. and 8.00 p.m. Monday to Friday and 12.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. on Saturdays;

(10) that only a piano, an organ and an acoustic guitar be used for the business;

(11) that the Applicant will ensure that all vehicles in-volved in picking up or setting down pupils stop on the land and not in the street;

(12) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly by appointment, and that such appointments will be organised to ensure that no more than two pupils are in attendance at any one time;



Dated this 31st day of August 1987. F. G. CLARKE



N.N.-8723339

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY City Area Leases Ordinance 1936 INSTRUMENT OF APPROVAL UNDER SECTION 10 IN pursuance of section 10 of the City Area Leases Ordi-nance 1936, I, ROBERT FRANCIS BALDWIN, being the officer for the time being occupying an office to the occu-pant of which the Minister has by instrument in writing under section 12c of the Seat of Government (Administra-tion) Act 1910 delegated his powers under section 10 of the said Ordinance hereby approve of Kumar Advani ('the Applicant') carrying on the profession, trade, occupation or calling of mail order agent ('the business') on Block 7, Section 2, Division of Melba, known as 21 Bainton Cres-cent, Melba ('the land') subject to the following conditions


relating to the use of the land being observed by the Applicant in carrying on the business:



(3) that the Applicant will not crect or permit or suffer to be displayed or erected upon the land or any building thereon any advertising sign or hoarding whatever without the consent in writing of the Na-tional Capital Development Commission and the Building Controller;




(7) that the Applicant will not employ any more than one assistant for the purpose of conducting or carrying on the business on the land without the prior approval of the Minister;

(8) that the business will only be conducted on the land between the hours of 10.00 a.m. and 8.00 p.m. Mon-day to Friday and 10.00 a.m. and 2.00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday;

(9) that no goods shall be offered for sale by retail from the premises except for those goods that are manufac-tured or serviced within the residence;

(10) that the Applicant will conduct the business strictly by appointment, and that such appointments will be organised to ensure that no more than two clients are in attendance at any one time;



Dated this twenty-sixth day of August 1987. F. G. CLARKE



N.N.-8723340

1144 Government departments Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. GN19, 9 September 1987

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Wildlife Protection {Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Section 11 DECLARATION OF APPROVED INSTITUTIONS 1 I, MICHAEL ANDREW HILL, the Designated Authority under sub-section 18 (1) of the Wildlife Protection {Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, in pursuance of sub-section 11 (1) of the Act, hereby declare each of the organisations specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, in an Item in the Schedule, to be an approved institution in relation to the class, or classes, of specimens specified in Column 3 of the Schedule in that item. Dated this third day of September 1987.

M. A. HILL Designated Authority

SCHEDULE

Column / Column 2 tem Name and country of approved institution

Column 3 Approved class, or classes, of specimens

Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Zoologie, 55 Rue de Buffon, Paris 75005, France

The John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University, Acton, A.C.T. 2601

Pare Zoologie de Barcelona, S.A., Pare de la Ciutadelia, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Deer Breeders Trans Tasman, 107 Lalor Road, Parklea, N.S.W. 2148

Deer Breeders Trans Tasman, Lot 2, Bo Bo Creek, via Wingham, N.S.W. 2429

Charles River U.K. Ltd, Manston Road, Margate, Kent, England CT9 4LT

Pseudomys australis, Pseudomys nanus. Notomys alexis

Xenopus laevis

Varanus gouldii. Python sebae

Cervus canadensis, Cervus elaphus

Cervus canadensis, Cervus elaphus

Callithrix jacchus

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Wildlife Protection {Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982 Section 12 DECLARATION OF AN APPROVED ZOOLOGICAL ORGANISATION I, MICHAEL ANDREW HILL, the Designated Authority under sub-section 18 (1) of the Wildlife Protection (Regulation of Exports and Imports) Act 1982, in pursuance of sub-section 12 (I) of that Act, hereby declare the zoological organisation specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, in an item in the Schedule, to be an approved zoological organisation in relation to the class, or classes, of specimens specified in Column 3 of the Schedule in that item. Dated this third day of September 1987.

M. A. HILL Designated Authority

SCHEDULE

Column I Column 2 Column 3 Item Name of country of zoo Approved class, or classes, of specimens

1 Pare Zoologie de Barcelona, S.A. Pare de la Varanus gouldii. Python sebae Ciutadelia, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Varanus gouldii. Python sebae

03N158 N.N.-8723341

Attorney-General

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY Supreme Court Act 1933 I, PATRICK BRAZIL, the Secretary to the Attorney-General's Department and a delegate of the Attorney-General under sub-section 17 (2) of the Law Officers Act 1964, pursuant to sub-section 34 (2) of the Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court Act 1933, hereby appoint Joanne Patricia Davey as a Deputy Sheriff of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory for the period commencing on 7 September 1987 and ending at the expiration of 18 September 1987. Dated this 2nd day of September 1987.

P. BRAZIL Secretary to the

Attorney-General's Department

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 19,9 September 1987 Government departments 1145 PUBLICATIONS CLASSIFIED UNDER THE A.C.T. CLASSIFICATION OF PUBLICATIONS ORDINANCE 1983 FOR WEEK ENDING 28.8.87 PUBLICATIONS classified under the A.C.T. Ordinance would attract the following classifications under the N.S.W. Indecent Articles and Classified Publications Act 1975 and the N.T. Classification of Publications Act 1979: U / R — Unrestricted; Category 1—Restricted; Category 2—Direct Sale; Refused—Includes Child Pornography (CP) may not be sold.

Title Edition Author/Publisher Decision flagging

Acid Dreams (The CIA, LSD and the Sixties Rebellion)

Amazons in Action (Inc. Aggressive Women)

Bondage Classics Bondage World Bound to Please Claws D-Cup Delights Fiesta Fighting Gals Monthly Fire Fling Hashish {Suomi la Valle) Health and Efficiency

(International) (Monthly) High Times 2nd Annual + Hogtie Intimate Letters Knotty Madame (In a World of Fantasy) Newlook Penthouse (Australian) Penthouse (The Girls of) Penthouse Letters Penthouse Variations Seventeen Special Sex Magick + Sinsemilla Marijuana Flowers + Sinsemilla Technique, The Inside

America's No. / Homegrown Industry +

World of Transvestism. The (Inc. Tranz)

World of Transvestism, The (Inc. Tranz)

(C) 1985 No. 38 No. 31 (C) 1987 No. 2 (C) 1987 Vol. 4, No. 5 (C) 1987 No. 24 No. 1 Vol. 21, No. 9 (C) 1987 No. 26 No. 1 Vol. 29, No. 2, Issue 143,

July 1987

Vol. 88, No. 9 No. 145, September 1987 Vol. 4, No. 12 (C) 1987 Vol. 7, No. 5, October 1987 Vol 5, No. 1 (C) 1987 Vol. 13, No. 12 No. 49, September 1987 Vol. 8, No. 7, July 1987

(Black Label Edition) September/October 1987 No. 13 (C) 1987 Vol. 9, No. 10, October 1987 No. 10 (C) 1986 1986 (C) 1976

' (C) 1982

Vol. 8, No. 1 Vol. 8, No. 2

Martin A. Lee and Bruce Shlain, Grove Press, Inc., U.S.A.

Swish Publications Ltd. U.K. HOM, Inc., U.S.A. HOM, Inc., U.S.A. HOM., Inc., U.S.A. Swish Publications Ltd, U.K. Presurn Pty Ltd, Hong Kong Galaxy Publications Ltd, U.K. Towncord Ltd, U.K. Verlag S&R, West Germany Relim Publishing Co., U.S.A. John Julius Norwich, Quartet

Books, Printed in Italy Peenhill Ltd, U.K. Trans-High Corporation, U.S.A. HOM, Inc., U.S.A. Thomaston Publications, U.S.A. HOM, Inc., U.S.A. Swish Publications Ltd, U.K. Fillipacchi Editee Par, Editions des

Savanes S.A.R.L., France Ph Editorial Services Pty Ltd,

Hong Kong Penthouse International, U.S.A. Ph Editorial Services Pty Ltd,

Hong Kong Viva International Ltd, U.S.A. Coer'est, Holland Louis T. Culling, Llewellyn

Publications, U.S.A. Jim Richardson, And/Or Press,

U.S.A. Kayo, Last Gasp Publications,

U.S.A. Swish Publications Ltd, U.K. Swish Publications Ltd, U.K.

Unrestricted Category I Category 2

(1 ,2 , 3) Category 2

(1, 2, 3) Category 2

(1 ,2 , 3) Category 1 Unrestricted Category 1 Category 1 Category 2 Category 2 Unrestricted Unrestricted Refused Category 2

(1, 2, 3) Category 1 Category 2

(1 ,2 , 3) Category 2 Category 1 Category 1 Category 2 Category 1 Category 1 Category 2 Refused Refused Refused

Category 1 Category I

Flags (1) Brought to the attention of the Victorian Government. (2) Brought to the attention of the South Australian Government. (3) Brought to the attention of the Western Australian Government. (CP) Child Pornography. (*) Decision subject of an appeal. ( t ) Refused under Regulation 4A of the Customs (Prohibited Imports) Regulations.

N.N.-8723342

1146 Government departments Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 19, 9 September 1987

Community Services and Health

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA National Health Act 1953 PHARMACEUTICAL BENEFITS DETERMINATION UNDER SECTIONS 85, 85A AND 88 I, PETER THEO PFLAUM, Acting First Assistant Secretary, Therapeutics Division, Department of Community Services and Health and delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health, pursuant to sections 85, 85A and 88 of the National Health Act 1953 hereby make the following Determination: 1. This Determination shall come into effect on the first day of September 1987. 2. The Determination made on 22 July 1987 with effect from 1 August 1987 is, in this Determination, referred to as the

Principal Determination. 3. The First Schedule—Part 1 to the Principal Determination is amended as set out in the Schedule to this Determination.

THE SCHEDULE Amendments of the First Schedule -Part 1 Name of pharmaceutical benefit Amendment Bleomycin Sulphate with any determined brand of

Water for Injections or other solvent

Clomiphene Tablets B.P.

Phenytoin B.P.

Phenytoin Capsules B.P.

Omit the details in respect of the injection, 15 mg (base) (with required solvent) and substitute the following details: Form (strength, type, size, etc.) Injections, 15 mg

(base) (with required solvent), 10

Injection 1

Manner of administration Maximum quantity Number of repeats Brand Omit the details in respect of the 5 mg strength and substitute the following details: Form (strength, type, size, etc.) Manner of administration Maximum quantity Number of repeats Brand Omit the details in respect of the tablet, 50 mg and substitute the following details: Form (strength, type, size, etc.) Manner of administration Maximum quantity Number of repeats Brand Omit the details in respect of both the 30 mg and 100 mg strengths and substitute the following details:

BC

50 mg, 5 Oral 2 5 ML

Tablets, 50 mg, 200 Oral 1 2 PD

Form (strength, type, size, etc.) Manner of administration Maximum quantity Number of repeats Brand Form (strength, type, size, etc.) Manner of administration Maximum quantity Number of repeats Brand

30 mg, 200 Oral 1 2 PD 100 mg, 200 Oral 1 2 PD

Dated this twenty-seventh day of August 1987. P. PFLAUM

Acting First Assistant Secretary Therapeutics Division

Delegate of the Minister of State for Community Services and Health

N.N.-8723343

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 19,9 September 1987 AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY ELECTION FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS BOARD OF THE A.C.T. UNDER THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS BOARDS (ELECTIONS) ORDINANCE 1980 DECLARATION OF NOMINATIONS UNDER SECTION 11 I, ROGER DAVID RANKIN, being the officer for the time being occupying an office, the occupant of which has been appointed by the Electoral Commissioner to be the Returning Officer for the purposes of an election to three members of the Physiotherapists Board of the A.C.T., de-clare the following registered practitioners named as having been nominated as candidates:

• Elizabeth Anne Davies, Sports Medicine Centre, Mackay Gardens, Mackay Street, Turner, A.C.T. 2601

• Noreen Margaret Baxter, Attorney-General's Depart-ment, Robert Garran Offices, Barton, A.C.T. 2600

• Janette Margaret Mitchell, Suite 9, Corinna Chambers, 42-44 Corinna Street, Phillip, A.C.T. 2606

• June Robin Gunning, Royal Canberra Hospital, Acton, A.C.T. 2600

Voting papers will be issued to all registered practitioners on 25 September 1987 with the poll closing on 15 October 1987 at 12 noon.

R. D. RANKIN Returning Officer

N.N.-8723344

Industrial Relations Conciliation and Arbitration Aa 1904 AUSTRALIAN CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION DECISIONS, AWARDS AND ORDERS SIGNED AND FILED 15 TO 21 AUGUST 1987 DECISIONS GIVEN This table of decisions is arranged alphabetically by award titles and dispute parties. Details are then given of the nature of the subject, the industry and, where appropriate, the occupation concerned. The date of the decision follows with the name(s) of the Commission member(s) concerned. The last line of each entry gives thefull code of the matter together with the case number(s) and the print price. Matters handled pursuant to Division lA of the Conciliation and Arbitration Act which vary former Public Service Arbitrator determinations are included here under the determination number. These numbers have been inverted, e.g. Determination 1929/010 should be read as Determination No. 10 of1929. Aerospace Industry Award 1986

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — aircraft industry

19Aug87 — Paine C A309 Dec 436/87 M Print G8854 - C1602/87 — $0.70

Alcoa of Australia (Western Australia) Award, 1982 work value; June 1986 principle 4 — aluminium industry,

refinery employees 19Aug87-ConnellC A028 Dec 428/87 S Print G8821 — C5086/86, C3618/87

- $ 0 . 5 0 Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, The

-and- Hoover (Australia) Pty Ltd and another -and- Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd and another

superannuation — metal industry 21Aug87 —NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C4130/87 - $0.70

superannuation — photographic industry 2 lAug87 —NolanC Dec 288/87 M Print G7866 - C4130/87 - $0.50

Australasian Society of Engineers -and> Hoover (Australia) Pty Ltd

superannuation — metal industry 21 Aug87 —NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 ~ C4167/87 - $0.70

Government departments 1147 Australian Postal Commission (Postal Workers) Award

1977 anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation

September 1983 — postal services 21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 — $0.70

Australian Postal Commission Clerical Manipulative and Other Grades (Salaries and Specific Conditions) Award 1977

anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation September 1983 ~ postal services

21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 - $0.70

Australian Telecommunications Commission Clerical, Manipulative and Other Grades (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1977

anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation September 1983 — telecommunications services


Australian Telecommunications Commission Telecommunications Workers (APTU) (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1978

anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation September 1983 — Federal government administration


Australian Workers' Union, The -and- Delhi Petroleum and others

long service leave — oil and gas industry 21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Boulton J, Smith C Dec 438/87 M Print G8861 - C3669/87 - $0.50

-and- Road Construction Authority (Victoria), The site allowance — road construction industry

18 Aug87 —Palmer C Dec 455/87 M Print G89% — C0511/87 — $0.50

Building Industry Labourers (On-Site) A-C.T. Award 1986 second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency

principle — building and construction industry

14Aug87 —LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 - C7203/87 - $2.50

Building Tradesmen's (Australian Capital Territory) Award 1982

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — building and constmction industry

14Aug87-LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 — C7202/87 — $2.50

Building Workers' Industrial Union of Australia, The -and- Hoover (Australia) Pty Ltd

superannuation — metal industry 21Aug87-NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C1391/87 - $0.70

Building Workers' Industrial Union of Australia, The and others

-and- Lewis Construction Co Pty Ltd site allowance — building and construction industry

18 Aug87 —Palmer C Dec 454/87 M Print G8993 — C1448/87 — $0.50

Clothing Trades Award 1982 supplementary payments; wage fixation March 1987 —

clothing industry 19Aug87 — Riordan DP C037CR Dec 460/87 S Print G9012 - C4652/86 - $0.50

Customs Officers (Australian Government Employment) Award, 1985

work value; June 1986 principle 4 — Federal government administration

21 Aug87 — Alley J, Riordan DP, Palmer C C172 (Div 1 A) Dec 447/87 M Print G8940 - C2692/86 -

$3.10


Determination No. 10 of 1929 [Assistants, Accounting Machinists, Typists, etc.)

anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation September 1983 — Federal government administration

21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 — A No. 77 — $0.70

Determination No. 28 of 1949 [Stores Staff] anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation

September 1983 — Federal government administration

21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 — A No. 77 — $0.70

Determination No. 39 of 1951 [Wages Employees[ anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage

fixation September 1983 — Federal govemment administration

21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 — A No. 77 —

$0.70 Determination No. 114 of 1951 [Stores Staff]

anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation September 1983 — Federal govemment administration

21Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 - $0.70

Determination No, 76 of 1957 [Stores Staff, etc. — HMA Naval Establishments]


21Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No.-77 - $0.70

Determination No. 84 of 1968 [Accounting Machinists, Typists etc. — CSIRO[


21Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div lA) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 ~ $0.70

Determination No. 267 of 1971 [Laboratory Trades and Miscellaneous Staff — AAEC]


21 Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div I A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 - $0.70

Determination No. 733 of 1973 [Clerical Assistants, Accounting Machinists, Typists etc. — OTC]


2lAug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 - $0.70

Determination No. 675 of 1974 [Storemen, etc. — AACS[ anomaly; equitable base; principle 6(aXiv) wage fixation

September 1983 — Federal govemment administration


Determination No. 796 of 1975 [Defence Establishments Employees]


2IAug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div 1 A) M Print G8999 - A No. 77 - $0.70

Determination No. 909 of 1977 [Administrative Officers etc. — Northem Territory Public Service]



Determination No. 527 of 1978 [Officers and Employees — Rates of Pay and Conditions of Service — Capital Territory Health Commission]



21Aug87 — Maddem J, Alley J, Donaldson C Dec 457/87 (Div I A) M Print G8999 — A No. 77 — $0.70

Dunlop Aviation Australia -and- Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, The and

others Aerospace Industry Award 1986

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — aircraft industry

19Aug87 — Paine C A309 Dec 436/87 M Print G8854 — CI602/87 -

$0.70 Electrical Trades Union of Australia

-and- Hoover (Australia) Pty U d superannuation — metal industry

2IAug87 —NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C3985/87 — $0.70

Federated Engine Drivers* and Firemen's Association of Australasia, The and another

-and- Email Westinghouse Pty Ltd and another -and- Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd and another

superannuation — photographic industry 2 lAug87 —NolanC Dec 288/87 M Print G7866 - C1289/87 — $0.50

Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union of Australia, The

-and- Hoover (Australia) U d superannuation — metal industry

21Aug87 —NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C1390/87 — $0.70

Federated Storemen and Packers Union of Australia, The

-and- Hoover (Australia) Pty U d superannuation — metal industry

2lAug87 — Nolan C Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C1365/87 — $0.70

-and- Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd and another superannuation — photographic industry

2 lAug87 —NolanC Dec 288/87 M Print G7866 - C1337/87 — $0.50

Hoover (Australia) Pty U d -and- Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union, The and

others superannuation — metal industry

2lAug87 —NolanC Dec 287/87 M Print G7864 - C1401/87 — $0.70

Kodak (Australasia) Pty U d -and- Federated Miscellaneous Workers Union of

Australia, The and others superannuation — photographic industry

21Aug87-NolanC Dec 288/87 M Print G7866 - C1220/87 — $0.50

Marine Pilots, Etc. Award, 1980 first tier; wage fixation March 1987 — maritime industry

18Aug87 — Peterson C M009 Dec 398/87 S Print G8713 - C4000/87 — $0.50

Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce -and- Administrative and Clerical Officers'

Association, Australian Govemment Employment

Customs Officers (Australian Govemment Employment) Award, 1985

work value; June 1986 principle 4 — Federal govemment administration

21 Aug87 — Alley J, Riordan DP, Palmer C C172 (Div lA) Dec 447/87 M Print G8940 - C2692/

8 6 - $ 3 . 1 0 Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Co. Ltd

-and- y ^ a l g a m a t e d Metal Workers' Union, The and others

Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company Limited Industrial Agreement (Consolidated) 1983

re-location assistance — mining industry 20Aug87 —McKenzieC MI06 Dec 445/87 M Print G8937 - C8645/86 -

$0.70 Mount Lyell Mining and Railway Company Limited

Industrial Agreement (Consolidated) 1983 re-location assistance — mining industry

20Aug87 —McKenzieC M106 Dec 445/87 M Print G8937 - C8645/86 - $0.70


Municipal Officers (Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works) Awaid, 1971, The

extension to existing awards — water, sewerage and drainage services

17Aug87 —LaingC M077 P Print G8945 - C1911/87 — $0.50

Municipal Officers (Queensland) Consolidated Award 1983

appeal; extension of existing award; work value; June 1986 principles 4 and l()(b) — local government administration

20Aug87 - Alley J, Munro J, Maher C M085 Dec 044/87 M Print G8923 — C6509/87 - $1.30

National Building and Construction Industry Labourers (On Site) Award 1986, The

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — building and construction industry


National Building Trades Construction Award 1975 second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency

principle — building and construction industry 14Aug87-LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 — C4263/87 — $2.50

Plumbing Industry (Australian Capital Territory) Award 1982

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — plumbing industry

14Aug87-LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 — C1556/87 — $Z50

Plumbing Industry (New South Wales) Award 1983 second tier, March 1987 restructuring and efficiency

principle — plumbing industiy 14Aug87-LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 — C1552/87 — $2.50

Plumbing Industry (Qld and W.A,) Award 1979 second tier, March 1987 restructuring and efficiency

principle — plumbing industry 14Aug87-LudekeJ Dec 435/87 S Print G8850 — C1553/87 — $2.50

Plumbing Industry (Victorian Government Departments, Instrumentalities and Public Hospitals) Award 1983

second tier; March 1987 restructuring and efficiency principle — plumbing industry


Plumbing Trades (Southern States) Agreement 1979 second tier, March 1987 restructuring and efficiency


Printing and Kindred Industries Union -and- Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd

superannuation — photographic industry 21Aug87 —NolanC Dec 288/87 M Print G7866 — C4120/87 — $0.50

Sprinkler Pipe Fitters' Award 1975 second tier, March 1987 restructuring and efficiency


Steel Distributing Award 1982 correction — new classification; work value; June 1986

principle 4 ~ metal industry 21 Aug87 — Donaldson C S025 Dec 406/87a M Print G9027 - C4078/85 - $0.50

AWARDS AND ORDERS MADE AND AGREEMENTS CERTIFIED This table of matters is arranged alphabetically by award and agreement titles. Details are then given of the nature of the matter (award, variation, etc.). the subject, the industry and, where appropriate, the occupation concerned The date ofthe matter and the operative datefollows with the name(s) ofthe Commission memberis) concerned. The last line of each entry gives thefull code of the matter together with the case number^s) and the print price.


A.D.S.T.E. Qantas Ainvays Limited Awaixl, 1975 variation — classifications; wages — airline operations,

flight simulator technical officers 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 23Mar87) — Leary C A115 V033 S Print G8470 — C2650/86 - $0.50

Aerospace Industry Award 1986 variation — second tier wage increase — aircraft industry

19Aug87 (op. date ppc 02Jul87) — Paine C A309 V003 M Print G8519 - C1602/87 - $0.50

Airline Industry (Domestic Operators) Superannuation (Roping-in No. 1) Award 1987

variation — roping-in — respondency — airline operations

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 18Jun87) — Peterson C A368 VOOl S Print G8475 — CI345/87 - $0.50

Alcan Australia limited (Kurri Kurri Smelter) Award 1982

variation — National Wage March 1987 — aluminium industry

17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Connell C A247 vol3 S Print G8254 - C3726/87 - $0.50

Alcoa of Australia (Victoria) Award, 1982 variation — National Wage March 1987 — aluminium

industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Connell C A027 V031 S Print G8232 - C0575/87, C3769/87 - $0.50

Aluminium Industry (Nabalco Pty. Limited) Award 1981 variation — allowance, high voltage switching —

aluminium industry 17Aug87 (op. date 17Feb87) — Connell C A033 V014 S Print G8914 — C3181/87 - $0.50

Amotts Snack Food Maintenance Employees Restructuring and Efficiency Award 1987

award — restructuring and efficiency principle; wages and conditions — food, beverages and tobacco industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 01 Jul87) — Keogh DP A392 A M Print G8747 - C2568/84 - $0.50

Australian Government Employment Clerical Assistants, Keyboard and Others, Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment Award 1985

corrigendum — National Wage March 1987 — Federal government administration

0Uun87 —CohenJ A299 (Div I A) V012a M Print G8715 - C0921/87

Australian Postal Commission/PSOA Award 1986 variation — employee conduct; employee discipline —

postal services 21Aug87 (op. date 30Jul87) — GrimshawC A362 V002 M Print G8892 — C4505/87 - $0.50

variation — National Wage March 1987 — postal services 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Grimshaw C A362 VOOl M Print G8398 - CI 104/87 - $0.50

Australian Postal Commission (Postal Workers) Award 1985

variation — employee conduct; employee discipline — postal services

21Aug87 (op. date 31Aug87) — GrimshawC A170 V004 M Print G8880 — C1323/87 — $0.50

variation — stand down — postal services 21Aug87 (op. date 3lAug87) — GrimshawC A170 V005 M Print G8881 - C1486/87 - $0.50

Australian Postal Commission Technical and Engineering Staff (Salaries and Specific Conditions) Awanl 1982

variation — allowances, charge — postal services 21 Aug87 (op. date 07Apr87) — Grimshaw C A127 V009 M Print G8872 - C0284/87 - $0.50

Australian Postal Commission Trades and Associated Staff (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1980

variation — respondency, wages — postal services 21 Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mai«7,29Jun87) —

GrimshawC A225 V016 M Print G8888 — C1648/87 - $0.50

1150 Government departments Australian Telecommunications Commission Employees

(General Conditions of Employment) Award 1975 variation — allowances, meal; overtime —

telecommunications services 21 Aug87 (op. date 27Jul87) — GrimshawC A131 V061 M Print G8875 - C1922/87 - $0.50

Australian Telecommunications Commission Professional Officers (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1980

variation — conditions of employment — telecommunications services

21 Aug87 (op. date 12Jun87) — Grimshaw C A215 V027 M Print G8885 - CI 162/87 - $0.50

Australian Telecommunications Commission Technical Officers (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1976

variation — allowances, meal — telecommunications services

21Aug87 (op. date 27Jul87) — GrimshawC A160 V028 M Print G8879 — C1702/87, C1811/87 —

$0.50 Australian Telecommunications Commission

Telecommunications Technical and Trades Staff (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1975

variation — allowances, meal — telecommunications services

21 Aug87 (op. date 27Jul87) — Grimshaw C A133 V079 M Print G8878 - C1923/87 - $0.50

Australian Telecommunications Commission Trades and Associated Staff (Salaries and Specific Conditions of Employment) Award 1980

variation — respondency — telecommunications services 21Aug87 (op. date 29Jun87) — Grimshaw C Mil V022 M Print G8889 - C1647/87 - $0.50

Australian Workers Union - Australian Synthetic Rubber Co. Ltd. Chemical Workers Award 1979

variation — National Wage March 1987 — rubber, plastic and cable making industry

l7Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar«7) — Connell C A166 V017 S Print G8248 — C3865/87 — $0.50

Australian Workers' Union Construction and Maintenance Award 1975

variation — allowances, location, WA — building and construction industry

l9Aug87 (op. date ppc 01 Jul87) — Laing C A051 vol 1 P Print G9003 - C8160/87 - $0.50

Bunge Metals Engineering (Storemen and Packers) Superannuation Award 1987

award — superannuation — metal industry l9Aug87 (op. date ppc 24Jul87) — Neyland C B105 A M Print G8867 - C0619/87 — $0.50

Cariton and United Breweries (NSW) Pty Ltd Professional Scientists Agreement 1986

agreement — wages and conditions — liquor and accommodation industry

l4Aug87 (op. date ppc l8Nov86) — Neyland C C206 Ag M Print G8206 - C2134/86 - $1.30

Cement and Concrete Products Award, 1974 variation — allowances, location, WA — cement and

concrete products 21 Aug87 (op. date ppc 01Jul87) — Laing C C007 V065 P Print G9004 ^ C8161/87 - $0.50

Centralian Advocate Award 1977 variation — National Wage March 1987 — printing

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc lOMar87) — Keogh DP C106 V026 M Print G7595 — C3632/87 - $0.50

Clerks — Meat Industry — J.C. Hutton Pty. Ltd., Consolidated Industrial Agreement, 1985

variation — allowances, National Wage Case March 1987 — meat industry

I7Aug87 (op. date ppc 25Jun87) — Caesar C C099 V006 S Print G8758 — C3501/87 — $0.50

Clothing Trades Award 1982 correction — National Wage March 1987 — clothing

industry


17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Caesar C C037CR V032a S Print G8648 — C3351/87 — $0.50

Concrete Batching Plants Award 1985 variation — allowances, location, WA — cement and

concrete products 19Aug87 (op. date ppc 01 Jul87) — Laing C C108 V008 P Print G9002 - C8162/87 - $0.50

Country Printing Award, 1959 variation — National Wage March 1987 — printing

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc lOMar87) — Keogh DP C056CR V104 M Print G7597 — C3665/87 — $1.30

Draughtsmen and Technical Officers — CSR and Others Award, 1972, The

variation — allowances, motor — technical services 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 25Mar87) — Cox C D002 V064 S Print G8138 - C1231/87 - $0.50

Email Limited (Superannuation) Award 1987 award — superannuation — metal industry

14Aug87 (op. date 01 Jul87) - Neyland C E052 A M Print G8443 - CI 102/87, CI438/87, CI478/87,

C1483/87, C3206/87, C4241/87, C4247/87, C4261/87,C4323/87-$0.70

F J . Walker Queensland Meatworks Industrial Agreement-Award, 1976

variation — hours of work — meat industry 21 Aug87 (op. date 24Jul87) — Caesar C F013 V034 S Print G8908 - C6571/87 - $0.50

Federal Meat Industry Award 1981 variation — allowances; payments, penalty — meat

industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C F002CR V064 S Print G8798 — C4304/87 — $0.50

variation — casual employment; special rates — meat industry

18Aug87 (op. date 25Jun87) — Caesar C F002CR V063 S Print G8761 - C4242/87 - $1.00

Federal Meat Industry (The Angliss Group, Thomas Borthwick and Sons (Australasia) Limited, Redbank Meat Works Proprietary Limited and Swift Meat Division of F J . Walker Limited Wage Rates and Annual Leave) Award 1983

correction — National Wage March 1987 — meat industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Caesar C F002CR V059b S Print G8757 - C3737/87 - $0.50

Felt Hatting Award 1977 correction — National Wage March 1987 — clothing

industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Riordan DP FOlO V026a S Print G8283 - C0342/87 - $0.50

Ford Australia Vehicle Industp^ Award, 1978 corrigendum — wages — vehicle industry, fork-lift driver

23Jun80 — Paine C F019 V0l6a M Print G8585 ~ C0300/79

Geofabrics Australasia Pty Ltd Industrial Agreement 1987

variation — wages — textile industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Riordan DP G057 VOOl S Print G8792 - C0885/87 - $0.50

Glass Merchants and Glazing Contractors (South Australia) (Consolidated) Award 1984

variation — allowances, meal — glass industry 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 15Jul87) — Connell C G005 V007 S Print G8981 - C1866/87 - $0.50

Glass Merchants & Glazing Contractors (Victoria) Interim Award, 1978

variation — allowances, meal — glass industry 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 15Jul87) — Connell C G034 V023 S Print G8980 - C1865/87 - $0.50

Graphic Arts Award, 1977 variation — National Wage March 1987 — graphic arts

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) - Keogh DP G014 V054 M Print G7598 — C3664/87 — $1.90

Holco Ltd. Meat Preservations etc. Award 1985 variation — National Wage March 1987 — meat industry

17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Maher C H040 V003 M Print G7335 - C0893/87 - $0.50


Hoover (Australia) Pty Limited (Superannuation) Award 1987

award — superannuation — metal industry 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 01Jun87) — Nolan C H056 A M Print G7865 - C1365/87, C1390/87,

C1391/87,C1401/87,C3985/87, C4130/87, C4167/87 - $0.70

Hydrocarbons and Gas (Production and Processing Employees) Award 1986

variation — allowances, emergency team — oil and gas industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 09Jan87) — Leary C H012 VOOl S Print G8309 - C8322/86 — $0.50

ICI Australia and Federated Engine Drivers' and Firemen's Association of Australasia Botany Site Agreement February 1981

variation — National Wage March 1987 — chemical industry

19Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Paine C 1026 VOlO M Print G8034 — C4112/87 — $0.50

ICI Australia Metal Trades Union Yarraville Site Agreement 1987

agreement — wages and conditions — metal industry 14Aug87 (op. date ppc 07Jul87) — Neyland C 1037 Ag M Print G8639 — C1601/87 - $0.70

ICI (Chester Hill Visqueen Factory) Maintenance Agreement [1980]

variation — National Wage March 1987 — chemical industry

19Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Paine C 1012 V008 M Print G8035 - C4092/87 - $0.50

ICI — Ironworkers Nobel Agreement 1983 variation — National Wage March 1987 — chemical

industry 19Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Paine C 1013 V004 M Print G8036 - C1278/87 — $0.50

ICI (ViUawood) Maintenance Agreement [1981] variation — National Wage March 1987 — chemical

industry 19Aug87 (op. date ppc iOMar87) — Paine C 1015 V009 M Print G8037 - C4091/87 — $0.50

Journalists (Australian Associated Press) Agreement, 1981

variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J020 vol 1 M Print G7544 - C0976/87 - $0.50

Journalists' (Australian Consolidated Press) Award, 1985 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J044 V004 M Print G7543 - C0980/87 - $0.50

Journalists (Australian Government Departments and Instrumentalities) Award, 1985, The

variation — wages — Federal government administration 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 01Feb87) — GrimshawC J041 (Div 1 A) V008 M Print G8893 — C0951/87 — $0.50

Journalists (Book Editors') Award, 1984, The variation — National Wage March 1987 — publishing

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J025 V003 M Print G7539 - C0979/87 - $0.50

Journalists (Foreign Language Newspapers) Award, 1980 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J005 V009 M Print G7549 - C0981/87 — $0.50

Journalists' (Illawarra Mercury) Award, 1982 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keo^ DP J028 V008 M Print G7541 — C0974/87 — $0.50

Journalists' (Metropolitan Daily Newspapers) Award 1986

variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar«7) — Keo^ DP J009 V004 M Print G7540 — C3754/87 — $0.50

Journalists (Newcastle Daily Newspapers) Agreement, 1982

variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J023 V008 M Print G7542 — C0989/87 — $0.50


Journalists (Peter Isaacson Publications) Award, 1982 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar«7) — Keogh DP JOlO V009 M Print G7547 — C0977/87 — $0.50

Journalists' (Provincial Non-Daily Newspapers) Award 1982

variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J012 V008 M Print G7548 - C0986/87 - $0.50

Journalists (Rural etc. Publications) Award 1982 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J032 V008 M Print G7590 — C0978/87 — $0.50

Journalists' (Southdown Press) Consolidated Award, 1985

variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) - Keogh DP J015 V003 M Print G7546 — C0975/87 — $0.50

Journalists' (Thomson Publications) Award, 1980 variation — National Wage March 1987 — journalism

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP J017 V0i2 M Print G7545 — C0987/87 — $0.50

Kodak (Australasia) Pty Ltd (Superannuation) Award 1987

award — superannuation — photographic industry 21Aug87 (op. date 01May87) - Nolan C K008 AM Print G7867-C1: -C1220/87,C1289/87,C1337/87,

C4120/87, C4130/87 — $0.50 Local Government Officers (Western Australia) Award,

1975 variation — hours of work, 38-hour week — local

government administration 20Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Aug87) — Laing C L015 V106 P Print G9014 — C8012/87 — $0.50

Maintenance Trades Stevedoring Award 1982 variation — National Wage March 1987 — port and

harbour services 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mai87) — Peterson C M183 V013 S Print G7474 - C3626/87 - $0.50

Maritime Industry Seagoing Award 1983 correction — wages, M.V. Sandra Marie — maritime

industry 18Aug87 (op. date 22Aug87) — Peterson C M017 V013a S Print G8831 — C5243/86, —

$0.50 Meat Industry — J.C. Hutton Pty Ud Industrial

Agreement-Award, 1974 variation — allowances; payments, penalty — meat

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C M030 V046 S Print G8795 — C4309/87 — $0.50

Meat Processing (The Angliss Group) Award 1981, The variation — allowances; payments, penalty — meat

industry 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C M223 VOlO S Print G8760 — C3739/87, C4321/87 -$0.50

Metal Industry Award 1984 - Part I variation — apprenticeships — metal industry

I7Aug87 (op. date 04May87) — Cox C M039 V047 S Print G8148 - C3591/87 - $0.50

Metropolitan Transport Trust (Tasmania) Non-Traffic Employees' A w a ^ 1978, The

variation — leave, trade union training — transport industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 18Aug87) - Neyland C M174 VOlO H Print G8988 — C8595/87, C85%/87 ~

$0.50 Metropolitan Transport Trust (Tasmania) Traffic

Employees Award 1981 variation — leave, trade union training — transport

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 18Aug87) — Neyland C M096 VO13 H Print G8987 — C8594/87 — $0.50

Miscellaneous Workers Plaster of Paris and Gyprock Products Industry Award 1982

variation — classifications; wages — gypsum, plaster board and plaster of paris manufacturing industry


21 Aug87 (op. date ppc HDec85) — Nolan C M048 V008 M Print G8866 - C7731/85 - $0.50

Miscellaneous Workers Plaster of Paris and Gypsum Products Industry (Australian Gypsum Ltd.) Award, 1979

variation — allowances, laundry and meal; wages — gypsum, plasterboard and plaster of pans manufacturing industry

21 Aug87 (op. date ppc llDec85) — Nolan C M191 V023 M Print G8865 - C7732/85 - $0.50

Municipal Employees' (Sporting Grounds — Western Australia) Award 1984

corrigendum — allowances, location — entertainment and broadcasting industry

01Dec86 —Isaac DP M228 V004a M Print G8595 - C8273/86

Municipal Officers (Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works) Award, 1971, The

variation — classifications, new; wages — water, sewerage and drainage services

20Aug87 (op. date ppc 06Aug87) — Laing C M077 V129 P Print G9009 - C1911/87 - $0.50

Municipal Officers' (Metropolitan Transit Authority) Award 1984

correction — National Wage June 1986 — transport industry

14Aug87 (op. date ppc 01 Jul86) — Neyland C M078 V006b M Print G6466 - C0583/86, C1101/86 —

$1.00 Municipal Officers (State E n e i ^ Commission of

Western Australia — Salaried Officers) Award 1985

variation — allowances, district — electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 07May87) — Leary C M152 V026 S Print G8844 - C8128/87 - $0.50

variation — allowances, power station construction site and vehicle — electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date 26Jun87) — Leary C M152 V023 S Print G8487 — C8147/87 — $0.50

variation ~ allowances, relieving, transfer and travelling r - electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 07May87) — Leary C M152 V025 S Print G8843 — C8127/87 - $0.50

variation — National Wage March 1987 — electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Leary C M152 V022 S Print G8324 - C0861/87 - $1.00

Municipal Officers (State Energy Commission of Western Australia — Use of Contractors) Agreement 1987

agreement — use of contractors; wages and conditions — electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date 18May87) — Leary C M152A Ag S Print G8493 — CI 308/74, CI443/87 — $0.50

New South Wales Government Bus Traffic Employees' Award, 1981, The

variation — National Wage March 1987 — transport industry

19Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Neyland C N033 VOlO M Print G8072 — C4235/87 — $0.50

Newspaper Printing Agreement 1981 variation — National Wage March 1987 — printing

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP N007 V019 M Print G75% ~ C3639/87 - $0.70

Newspaper Printing (Clerical and Associated Officers) Awanl 1976

variation ~ National Wage March 1987 — printing industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mai^7) — Keogh DP N028 V029 M Print G7593 — C3502/87, C3640/87 ~

$0.50 Nissan Australia Vehicle Industry Award (Part 3

Technical Employees) 1978 variation — National Wage March 1987 — vehicle

industry 19Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Bain C N029 V018 S Print G7612 — C0761/87 - $0.50

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN19. 9 September 1987

Olex Cables (Superannuation) Award 1987 award — superannuation — rubber, plastic and cable

making industry 18Aug87 (op. date 14Jul87) - Keogh DP 0026 A M Print G8746 — C1994/86, CI630/87, CI837/87,

C4350/87, C4421/87 — $0.50 Opera and Ballet Orchestral Award 1977

variation — anomaly, wages — entertainment and broadcasting industry

19Aug87 (op. date ppc 17Jul87) - Maddem J 0012 V036 M Print G9010 - A No. 297 - $0.50

Performing Arts Centres' Award 1982 corrigendum — National Wage April 1985 —

entertainment and broadcasting industry 13Aug85 —MansiniC P106 V014a S Print G8207 - C3045/84

Pet Food Manufacturing Industry Award, 1970, The variation — National Wage March 1987 — pet food

manufacturing 17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar«7) — Maher C P007 V044 M Print G7336 — C0894/87 - $0.50

Professional Engineers (State Energy Commission of Western Australia) Award 1978


18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Leary C P023 V026 S Print G8842 - C0527/87 - $0.50

Professional Engineers — Use of Contractors (State Energy Commission of Western Australia) Agreement 1987

agreement — use of contractors; wages and conditions — electrical power industry

18Aug87 (op. date 18May87) ~ Leary C P023 Ag S Print G8862 - C0629/77, C8144/77 - $0.50

Professional Scientists (State Energy Commission of Western Australia) Award 1983


18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Leary C PI 17 V007 S Print G8841 ~ C0732/87 - $0.50

C^eensland Meatworks Industrial Agreement-Award 1983

variation — allowances; payments, penalty — meat industry

17Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C Q006 V023 S Print G8793 - C4305/87 - $0.50

Queensland Meatworks (Metro Meat (Peterborough) Ltd and Others) Award 1984


17Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C Q009 V006 S Print G8794 - C4319/87 - $0.50

Railways Metal Trades Grades Award 1953 variation — classifications, new; wages — railway industry,

fitter mechanical plant, State Transport Authority

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 08Mar85, ppc 06Apr85, ppc 04Nov85, ppc 01Jul86, ppc 10Mar«7) - Cit>ss C

R009 V207 A Print G8441 - C4050/86 - $0.50 Railways Miscellaneous Grades Award, The [1960]

variation — classifications, new; wages — railway industry, fitter mechanical plant — district, Victorian Railways

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 08Mar85, ppc 06Apr85, ppc 04Nov85, ppc 01 Jul86, ppc 10Mar87) - Cross C

RO10 VI55 A Print G8442 - C3862/86 - $0.50 Salaried and Senior Officers, IVansport Instrumentalities

Award 1977 variation — National Wage March 1987 — transport

industry 14Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Neyland C S103 V064 M Print G7652 - C3830/87 - $0.70

Savings Bank of Tasmania Award, 1961, The corrigendum — National Wage May 1977 — banking

services 07Nov77 — Isaac DP S008 V034a M8 Print G8605 — C4592^6


Shipping Clerks (Container Terminals and Depots) Award 1984

variation — allowances, laundry and telephone — port and harbour services

18Aug87 (op. date 04May87) — Peterson C S140 V007 S Print G7476 — C3627/87 — $0.50

South Australian Meatworks Industrial Agreement-Award, 1982, The


17Aug87 (op. date ppc 13Jul87) — Caesar C S131 VOlO S Print G8796 - C4306/87 - $0.50

South Pacific Tyres — Dunlop (Superannuation) Award 1987

award — superannuation — rubber, plastic and cable making industry

18Aug87 (op. date 14Jul87) - Keogh DP S174 AM Print G8738 — C1994/86, C1630/87, CI837/87,

C4350/87,C4421/87-$0.50 Storemen and Packers (Philip Morris Ltd) Award 1978

variation — National Wage March 1987 — food, beverages and tobacco industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP S098 V014 M Print G7334 - C2505/86 — $0.50

Storemen and Packers (Skin and Hide Stores) Award (Victoria and Tasmania) 1981

variation — National Wage March 1987 ~ wool industry 10Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87, ppc 08May87) —

Merriman C S071 V009 M Print G8629 - C0684/87 — $0.50

Storemen and Packers (Warehousing) Award 1986 corrigendum — National Wage March 1987 — storage

services 26May87 — Keogh DP S161 V002a M Print G8906 - C0869/87

Telecom/APTU Award 1986 variation — classifications; wages — telecommunications

services, external plant and technical services managers

21Aug87 (op. date 07Apr87) ~ GrimshawC T177 V003 M Print G8897 - C0583/87 - $0.50

Telecom Message Bureau Award 1985 variation — meal breaks — telecommunications services

21Aug87 (op. date 27Jul87) — GrimshawC T156 V004 M Print G8894 - C2358/86 — $0.50

Tomago Aluminium Company Pty Limited Award 1983 variation — allowances, shift — aluminium industry

17Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Connell C T143 VOlO S Print G8822 - C3715/87 - $0.50

Tramway and Omnibus Non-Traffic Wage Rates Award, 1967, The

variation — allowances, leading hands — transport industry

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 18Aug87) — Neyland C T053 V107 H Print G8990 - C8597/87 — $0.50

Transport Workers Award, 1983 variation — shift work — transport industry

21Aug87 (op. date ppc 16Jun87) — Donaldson C T140 V040 M Print G8355 - C1314/87 — $0.70

Transport Workers (Shift Work) Consolidated Agreement 1983

variation — respondency — transport industry 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 16Jun87) — Donaldson C T097 V022 M Print G9026 - C1314/87 - $0.50

Transport Workers (Superannuation) Award 1986 variation — employer contributions to superannuation

fund — transport industry 11 Aug87 (op. date ppc 11 Aug87) — Williams J, Riordan

DP, Connell C T171 VOOl M Print G8911 - C1071/87 — $0.50

Union OflFset Agreement, 1974 variation — National Wage March 1987 — printing

industry 18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar«7) - Keogh DP U002 V026 M Print G7594 - C3643/87 - $0.50

Uranium and Metalliferous Mining (N.T.) Award 1985 correction — National Wage March 1987 — mining

industry


21Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Connell C U003 V002a S Print G9013 — C3271/87 — $0.50

Vehicle TVades (Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board) Interim Award 1981

variation — National Wage March 1987 — transport industry

14Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Neyland C V029 V009 M Print G7648 — C1249/87 — $0.50

Vinidex Ibbemakers Pty. Limited, Smithfield, N.S.W., Industrial A ^ e m e n t 1981

corrigendum — termination, change and redundancy — rubber, plastic and cable making industry

15Jun87-Connell C V026 VOlOb S Print G8611 - C3789/85

Waterside Workers Award 1983 variation — allowances, clothing, meal and telephone —

port and harbour services 18Aug87 (op. date 04May87) — Peterson C wool V023 S Print G7473 — C3625/87 — $0.50

Waterside Workers* (Maritime Services Board — Cargo and Coal Handling — Newcastle) Award 1978

variation — National Wage March 1987 — port and harbour services

18Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Peterson C W0i9 V024 S Print G7478 - C3628/87 - $0.50

Woolworths Umited (Printing) Agreement, 1980 variation — National Wage March 1987 — printing

industry i8Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Keogh DP WOlO V009 M Print G7592 — C3638/87 - $0.50

AWARDS AND ORDERS MADE AND AGREEMENTS CERTIFIED BY THE FUGHT CREW OFFICERS INDUSTRIAL TRIBUNAL

Aerial ^ ^ c u l t u r a l Aviation PUots' Award 1983 variation — National Wage March 1987 — aviation

industry 21Aug87 (op. date ppc 10Mar87) — Coldham J A269 V006 M Print G7654 — T0014/87 — $0.50

Skywest Airlines Pty Ltd Pilots' Agreement 1986 agreement — wages and conditions — airline operations

21Aug87 (op. date 30Nov86) ~ Coldham J S143 Ag M Print G7644 — T0029/86 - $3.40

AVAILABILITY OF PRINTS The official prints of Commission decisions, awards and orders can be purchasedfrom the Office of the Industrial Registrar in each capital city. Mail orders and subscription inquiries should be sent to:

Award Distribution GfRce of the Industrial Registrar GPO Box 1994S MELBOURNE 3001 Telex: 33881 Telephone: (03) 653 8369


COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Act 1985 APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY I, SIR NINIAN MARTIN STEPHEN, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council and pursuant to sub-section 30 (1) of the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Act 1985, hereby appoint Edward An-thony Emmett, to the office of Director of the National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety for a period of five years commencing on 1 January 1988. Dated this 18th day of August 1987.

N. M. STEPHEN Governor-General

His Excellency's Command, RALPH WILLIS Minister of State for Industrial Relations (Ex. Min. No. 2)

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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Act 1985 APPOINTMENT OF ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY I, RALPH WILLIS, Minister of State for Industrial Rela-tions, acting pursuant to sub-section 36(1) of the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission Act 1985, hereby appoint Wai-On Phoon to be the Acting Director of the National Institute of Occupational Health and Safety, from 17 August 1987, for a period of twelve months, or until this appointment is revoked, whichever is the sooner. Dated this 17th day of August 1987.

RALPH WILLIS

N.N.-8723346

Form l lAB THE AUSTRALIAN CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 49A (3) IN RELATION TO VARIATION OF A COMMON RULE In the matter of the AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES (A.C.T.) AWARD 1982 (C Nos 3265 and 3589 of 1987) And in the matter of the variation of the award dated 13 January 1986 in the above matter. Notice is hereby given:

(a) that on 31 August 1987, the Commission varied the term (or terms) of the above mentioned award re-ferred to in the Schedule as set out in the Schedule;

(b) that the variation will be a common rule in the Australian Capital Territory in the industry in re-spect of which the dispute arose with effect from the first pay period to commence on or after 10 March 1987; and

(c) that any person or organization having an objection to the variation binding that person or organization and desiring to be heard in relation to that objection is invited to lodge with the Commission a notice of that objection within 28 days after the date specified in paragraph (a).


A copy of the award may be inspected at the ofi^ce of the Registrar. Objections should be lodged with the Registrar at 4th Floor, CML Building, University Avenue, Canberra, by 4.30 p.m. on 28 September 1987.

SCHEDULE TERMS VARIED

Clause No. Subject Substance of variation

PRINT NO. G8102 Wages National Wage Case No Extra Claims National Wage Case Casual Employment National Wage Case

6 6A Sub-clause

9 ( b ) Sub-clause

29 (c) Work on Sundays National Wage Case

Dated this 3rd day of September 1987. BERNARD O'DONNELL Deputy Industrial Registrar

Form 11AB IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 49A (3) IN RELATION TO VARIATION OF A COMMON RULE In the matter of the CHILD CARE INDUSTRY (AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL

TERRITORY) AWARD 1985 (C No. 3232 of 1987) And in the matter of the variation of the award dated 19 September 1985 in the above matter. Notice is hereby given




A copy of the award may be inspected at the office of the Registrar. Objections should be lodged with the Registrar at 4th Floor, CML Building, University Avenue, Canberra, by 4.30 p.m. on 28 September 1987.

SCHEDULE TERMS VARIED

Clause No. Subject Substance of variation

PRINT NO. G8110 7 Weekly Wages National Wage Case

Dated this 3rd day of September 1987. BERNARD O'DONNELL Deputy Industrial Registrar

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette No. GN 19,9 September 1987 Form LLAB IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 49A (3) IN RELATION TO VARIATION OF A COMMON RULE In the matter of the LAUNDRY EMPLOYEES (AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL

TERRITORY) AWARD 1966 (C No. 7069 of 1987) And in the matter of the variation of the award dated 24 February 1986 in the above matter. Notice is hereby given





SCHEDULE TERMS VARIED Clause No. Subject Substance of variation

Government departments 1155 the first pay period to commence on or after 10 March 1987; and



SCHEDULE TERMS VARIED Clause No.

Subject Substance of variation

PRINT NO. G8098 Sub-clause Wages National Wage Case

6(c ) 7 Wages National Wage Case 7A NO Extra Claims National Wage Case Dated this 3rd day of September 1987.

BERNARD O'DONNELL Deputy Industrial Registrar

Form l lAB IN THE AUSTRALIAN CONCILIATION AND ARBITRATION COMMISSION Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 49A (3) IN RELATION TO VARIATION OF A COMMON RULE In the matter of the PAINTERS (A.C.T.) AWARD 1982 (C No. 7d27 of 1987) And in the matter of the variation of the award dated 29 August 1983 in the above matter. Notice is hereby given:


(b) that the variation will be a common rule in the Australian Capital Territory in the industry in re-spect of which the dispute arose with effect from

Print No. G8491 Paragraph Travelling Allowance National Wage Case

9 (h) (i) Sub-clause Travelling Expenses National Wage Case

17(a) Dated this 3rd day of September 1987.

BERNARD O'DONNELL Deputy Industrial Registrar

N.N.-8723346A

IndustrVf Technology and Commerce

REVOCATION OF AIR AND SEA CARGO DEPOTS APPOINTED UNDER SECTION 17 (b) CUSTOMS ACT, 1901 Revocation Notice I, LESTER VINCENT HAMPSON, being a delegate of the Comptroller-General of Customs, hereby revoke from the Schedule to Customs Appointment Notice No. QC87/ 1, Tong Sing P /L which was originally appointed for the examination of goods on landing under section 17 (b) of the Customs Act 1901. Dated this 28th day of August 1987.

L. V. HAMPSON Senior Assistant Collector

Barrier Operations Queensland

Commonwealth of Australia Gazette 1156 Government departments No. GN 19,9 September 1987

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA Customs Act 1901 APPOINTMENTS UNDER SECTION 17(b) Appointment Noticc No. QC87/2 1, LESTER VINCENT HAMPSON, Delegate of the Comptroller-General of Customs, in pursuance of Paragraph (b) of section 17 of the Customs Act 1901, hereby appoint the place identified in the following Schedule as a place for the examination of goods on landing. Dated this 28lh day of August 1987.

L. V. HAMPSON Senior Assistant Collector

Barrier Operations Queensland

THE SCHEDULE

Place name Location

Tong Sing Ply Ltd That part of the property indicated by hatching on Scale Drawing QC87/2 and is presently known as Tong Sing Pty Ltd 37-47 Dutton Street and 21 Hartley Street, Cairns, Queensland

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Primary Industries and Energy

Torres Strait Fisheries Act 1984 DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 17 IN accordance with the powers conferred by paragraph 35(1) (a) of the Torres Strait Fisheries Act 1984, the Protected Zone Joint Authority hereby declares, pursuant to sub-section 17(1) of that Act, that a licence under sub-section 19(2) of that Act is required for the purpose of taking, in the course of community fishing, of prawns with the use of any boat from the area of the prawn fishery. Dated this twenty-fourth day of August 1987.

JOHN KERIN For and on behalf of the

Protected Zone Joint Authority

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(a) pursuant to sub-section 22 (2) of the Telecommunica-tions Act 1975 hereby appoint William Leslie Dix to be a part-time Commissioner of the Australian Tele-communications Commission, referred to in paragraph 22 (1) (d) of that Act, for the period of five years; and

(b) appoint, pursuant to sub-section 25(1) of the Tele-communications Act 1975, William Leslie Dix to be the Deputy Chairman of the Australian Telecommun-ications Commission for the period of five years.

Dated this 27th day of August 1987. N. M. STEPHEN Governor-General

By His Excellency's Command, PETER DUNCAN Minister of State for Transport and Communications (Ex. Min. No. 2)

N.N.-8723350

Transport and Communications

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LEVEL CROSSINGS AUTHORISED CROSSING PLACES IN terms of Australian National Railways By-Law No. 1 Part VI—Crossing Railways, the following level crossings are declared to be authorised crossing places over the un-dermentioned railway.

Central Australia Railway—Tarcoola to Alice Springs Kilometres Metres (from Port Pirie)

896 84 915 05

L. E. MARKS Chairman

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COMMONWEALTH O F AUSTRALIA Broadcasting Act 1942 APPOINTMENT OF A MEMBER OF THE AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL I, SIR NINIAN MARTIN STEPHEN, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council pursuant to sub-section 8 (2) of the Broadcasting Act 1942 hereby appoint Victoria Mary Rubensohn to be a full-time member of the Austra-lian Broadcasting Tribunal for the period of five years commencing on 5 October 1987. Dated this 27th day of August 1987.

N. M. STEPHEN Governor-General

By His Excellency's Command, PETER DUNCAN Minister of State for Transport and Communications (Ex. Min. No. 3)

N.N.-8723349

COMMONWEALTH O F AUSTRALIA Telecommunications Act 1975 APPOINTMENT OF A COMMISSIONER AND DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF THE AUSTRALIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION I, SIR NINIAN MARTIN STEPHEN, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council.

AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL Broadcasting and Television Act 1942 SHARE TRANSACTIONS COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATION MVQ MACKAY COMMERCIAL RADIO STATIONS 4MK MACKAY THE Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has received appli-cations for approval of the following share transactions: (a) The acquisition by Tora Bran Nominees Pty Ltd of all

the issued shares in Universal Radio Pty Ltd, which company owns all the shares in the capital of Barrier Reef Broadcasting Pty Ltd, licensee of commercial radio station 4MK Mackay.

(b) The acquisition by Universal Television Ltd of 94.28% shares in Mackay Television Ltd licensee of commer-cial television station MVQ Mackay.

(c) The acquisition by Wide Bay-Burnett Television Ltd of the remaining 5.72% shares in Mackay Television Ltd.

The Tribunal has commenced an inquiry into these trans-actions, and has joined this inquiry to the inquiry in the acquisition by Barrier Reef Broadcasting Pty Ltd, of shares in Mackay Television Ltd. A notice announcing the com-mencement of that inquiry appeared in this newspaper on 29 August 1987.

The following issues which will be addressed during this joint inquiry are as follows: 1. Whether the Tribunal should refuse approval, having

regard to: (a) whether the giving of approval would be contrary

to a provision of the Act; (b) whether it would be advisable in the public interest

to refuse approval on the grounds that the applicants. (i) are not fit and proper persons to hold the

licences; (ii) do not have the financial, technical and man-

agement capabilities necessary to operate the television or radio stations, or

(iii) arc not otherwise capable of complying with the conditions of the licences;

(c) whether the circumstances are such that, if the Tribunal gave approval: (i) the Tribunal would have reasonable grounds

for believing that a person would be contrav-ening the multiple interest or cross-media limits (ss. 90C, 92 or 92FAB) in circumstances which would constitute an offence;


(ii) a person would be contravening the multiple or cross-media directorship limits (ss. 90G, 92C or 92FAD);

(iii) a condition specified in ss. 90G or 92D would be contravened (foreign ownership);

(d) matters relating to compliance with the undertak-ing given by the licensees that they will provide adequate and comprehensive services pursuant to

' the licences and encourage the provision of pro-grams wholly or substantially produced in Aus-tralia, and use and encourage the use of Australian creative resources in and in connection with the provision of programs.

2. Such other matters relevant to the inquiry as the Tribunal sees fit.

Any person wishing to make a submission on these issues may lodge it with the Tribunal by 23 October 1987.

Before you lodge a submission, it would assist you to inspect the relevant joint inquiry file (containing the appli-cations and other useful background information) and read the Tribunal's Guide for Submitters (copies are available from the Tribunal and are attached to the inquiry files). Background papers, giving details of the transactions, can be obtained and inquiry files inspected during business hours at the following address:

Australia Broadcasting Tribunal 76 Berry Street North Sydney, N.S.W. 2060 Contact officer Terri Hygate Telephone (02) 959 7865 Australian Broadcasting Tribunal 444 Queen Street Brisbane, Qld 4000 Contact officer Bill Gibson Telephone (07) 832 4702

N.N.-8723351

AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL Broadcasting and Television Act 1942 DECISIONS BY T H E AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL Inquiry file: IO/87/51 The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has approved, pur-suant to s. 90JA of the Broadcasting and Television Act 1942, the acquisition by Swan Television & Radio Broad-casters Ltd of all the issued shares in SDN Darwin from the Swan Brewery Co. Ltd. Inquiry file: 10/87/56 The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has approved, pur-suant to S.90JA of the Broadcasting and Television Act 1942, the proposed acquisition by Trustees of late E. V. Roberts, of 246 shares in Riverina Broadcasters (Holdings) Pty Ltd. Broadcasting Act 1942 DECISIONS BY T H E AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL Inquiry file: 10187/77 The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has approved, pur-suant to s. 92I AA of the Broadcasting Act 1942, the acqui-sition by Aspermont Ltd of 2 685 793 shares in Darling Downs TV Ltd (1:1 bonus issue). Inquiry file: IO/87/90 The Australian Broadcasting Tribunal has approved, pur-suant to s. 92l AA of the Broadcasting Act 1942, the 9:1 prorata bonus share issue in Television New England to Broadcast Amalgamated Ltd, Groveleigh Pty Ltd, L. D. Higginbotham, S. R. Higginbotham, W. L. Higginbotham and D. L. Moore.


The applications, related documents and the Tribunal's reasons for decision may be inspected at the Tribunal's office at 76 Berry Street, North Sydney, or by arrangement at the Tribunal's State Offices, during normal business hours.

Contact officer, Simon Richmond (02) 959 7871.

N.N.-8723351A

AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL GRANT OF A COMMERCIAL FM RADIO LICENCE T O SERVE T H E SHEPPARTON AREA O F VICTORIA—NOTICE OF C O M M E N C E M E N T OF INQUIRY SUBMISSIONS INVITED 1. The Tribunal has received five applications for the grant

of a commercial FM radio licence to serve the Sheppar-ton area of Victoria.

2. The applicants for the licence are: (a) Independent FM Radio Pty Limited (b) Goulburn Valley Broadcasters Pty Ltd (c) Shepparton Broadcasting Services Pty Limited (d) Shepparton FM Limited (e) Greater Valley Music Pty Ltd

The issues to be considered 3. The issues to be considered in the inquiry include in

outline: (a) whether each applicant meets the statutory criteria

set out in the Act, including its: (i) fitness and propriety to hold the licence; and

(ii) financial, technical and management capabili-ties necessary to provide the service.

(b) the need to avoid undue concentration of influence, whether direct or indirect, on the applicants and on companies holding other broadcasting licences in the area.

(c) the commercial viability of existing radio and tele-vision broadcasting services in the Shepparton area.

(d) whether the Tribunal should refuse to grant the licence.

(e) which of the qualified applicants is most suitable, assuming that the licence should be granted.

(For greater detail concerning the criteria for licence grants, consult the Broadcasting Act 1942 and especially section 83).

Inquiry file 4. A copy of the inquiry file, which contains copies of all

applications received and other related documents, is available for inspection at the following locations during the hours indicated: Shepparton Sydney The Shepparton Library, Australian Broadcasting 237 Wyndham Street, Tribunal, 2nd Floor, Tan-Shepparton, Vic. 3630 dem House, 76 Berry Monday , Tuesday, Street, North Sydney, Thursday: N.S.W. 2060 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Monday to Friday: Wednesday: ^.00 a.m.-5.00 p.m. 12.30 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. Melbourne Friday: Australian Broadcasting 10.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. Tribunal, 3rd Floor, Mar-Saturday House, 570 Bourke 9.00 a.m." to 12.00 noon. Street, Melbourne, Vic.

3000 Monday to Friday: 9.00 a.m.-5.00 p.m.

The inquiry file will be updated progressively and will contain all material on which the Tribunal will rely in reaching its decision, including submissions made by inter-ested persons (see below), subject to any direction relating to restricted material.


Submissions by interested persons 5. Interested persons may make submissions to the Tri-

bunal in relation to this inquiry by forwarding them to reach the Tribunal's North Sydney office no later than 5.00 p.m., 23 October 1987. This call for submissions is in addition to the invitation extended by the Minister for Communications in his notice of 1 May 1987 which was published in the Commonwealth of Australia gazette on 13 May 1987.

6. In order to comply with the regulations submissions must be lodged in accordance with the regulations. A Guide to Submitters is available on request from the Tribunal. A copy has been placed on the inquiry file for reference.

7. A copy of any submission will generally be placed on the inquiry file, although the Tribunal has power to do otherwise.

8. Further details, including a background paper prepared by Tribunal staff, may be obtained by contacting Sue Paton on (02) 959 7892 or Joanne Stuart on (02) 959 7895.


Treasurer

Insurance (Agents and Brokers) Act 1984 NOTIFICATION OF REGISTRATION AS required by section 21 of the Insurance (Agents and Brokers) Act 1984, I, ROBERT ALLAN JUDGE, Acting Life Insurance Commissioner, hereby give notice that the following persons have been registered as life insurance brokers for a period of one year from 31st October 1986.

Dewey Warren Australia Pty Ltd W.B. & N.E. Spain Pty Limited

R. A. JUDGE Acting Life Insurance Commissioner

N.N.-8723352

N.N.-8723351B

Printed by C. J. THOMPSON. Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra

Commonwealth of Australia L V C

No. S 221, Monday, 31 August 1987 pLiblisheri by the Australian Government Publishing Service. Canberra

A U S T R A L I A N CAPITAL T E R R I T O R Y Taxation (Administration) Ordinance 1987 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DUTY DETERMINATION I, J O H N JOSEPH BROWN, Minister of Stale for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories, in pursu-ance of section 9 9 ( 1 ) of the Taxation (Administration) Ordinance 1987, hereby make the following determination:

Citation 1. This determination may be cited as the Financial Insti-tutions Duty Determination 1987.

Interpretation 2. For the purp>oses of this determination, 'the Ordinance' means the Financial Institutions Duty Ordinance 1987.

Financial institutions duty: general 3. (1) Subject to clause 3 (2), the rate for the purposes of section 10 of the Ordinance is 0.03 per cent of the value of each receipt.

(2) The rate for the purposes of section 10 of the Ordinance, for receipts of more than $1 000 000.00 is $300.00 for each receipt.

Financial institutions duty: short term 4. (1) The rate for the purpose of section 11 of the Ordinance is 0.005 per cent of the average daily liability.

(2) The rate for the purposes of section 15 of the Ordinance is 0.005 per cent of the average daily liability. Dated this twenty-eighth day of August 1987.

JOHN BROWN Minister of State for the Arts,

Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories

Printed by C. J. THOMPSON, Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra

SPECIAL

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^ ^ Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. S 2 2 2 , Monday, 31 August 1987 Published by the Austral ian Government Publishing Service, Canberra SPECIAL

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Statutory Rules have been made. Copies of the Statutory Rules may be purchased at the Commonwealth Government Bookshop, 70 AUnga Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory.

Act under which the Statutory Rules were made Description of the Statutory Rules

Number and year of the Statutory Rules

Superannuation Act 1976 Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 Companies Act 1981 Securities Industry Act 1980 Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 Family Law Act 1975

Superannuation (Approved Authorities) Regulations (Amendment)

Federal Court of Australia Regulations (Amendment)

Companies Regulations (Amendment) Securities Industry Regulations (Amendment) Rules under the Federal Court of Australia

Act 1976 Family Law Regulations (Amendment)

No. 170, 1987 No. 171, 1987 No. 172, 1987 No. 173, 1987 No. 174, 1987 No. 175, 1987

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF AN ORDINANCE NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Ordinance of the Australian Capital Territory has been made. Copies of the Ordinance may be purchased at the Commonwealth Government Bookshop, 70 Alinga Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory. Number and year of Ordinance Short title 43 of 1987 Financial Institutions Duty Ordinance 1987


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Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. S 223, Tuesday, 1 September 1987 Published by the Austral ian Government Publishing Service. Canberra

SPECIAL

PRIMARY INDUSTRIES AND ENERGY NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF ORDERS UNDER THE EXPORT CONTROL (ORDERS) REGULATIONS NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned orders under the Export Control (Orders) Regulations have been made. Copies of the orders can be purchased over the counter from the Commonwealth Government Bookshop at 70 Alinga Street, Canberra, A.C.T. 2601 or by Mail from Mail Order Sales, Australian Government Publishing Service, G.P.O. Box 84, Canberra, A.C.T. 2601 Number of Orders Description of Orders No. 8 of 1987 No. 9 of 1987 No. 10 of 1987 No. 11 of 1987 No. 12 of 1987 No. 13 of 1987

Export Control (Processed Fruits and Vegetables) Orders Export Control (Fresh Fruits and Vegetables) Orders Export Control (Fresh Fruits and Vegetables) Orders (Amendment) Export Control (Fees) Orders as amended (Amendment) Export Control (Dried Fruits) Orders Prescribed Goods (General) Orders as amended (Amendment)

Primed by C. J. T H O M P S O N ,

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Commonwealth -.sist̂ of Australia Gazette

No. S 224, Tuesday, 1 September 1987 Published by the Austral ian Government Publishing Service. Canberra

Government House Canberra

r September 1987 VISIT OF THE QUEEN AND THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH TO AUSTRALIA 1988

1. His Excellency the Governor-General directs it to be notified for general information that, in connection with the Visit of The Queen and The Duke of Edin-burgh to Australia in April and May 1988, that the rules governing the use of Royal Emblems, which nor-mally are permitted to be reproduced only in the most exceptional circumstances, will be temporarily relaxed to allow them, in accordance with the conditions set out hereunder, to be reproduced on Souvenirs and Displays commemorating the Visit. A similar relaxation is afforded to Royal Photographs and Portraits.

2. (a) Souvenirs are defined as articles of a permanent kind specifically designed to commemorate the Visit and identified with it by a phrase such as:

T h e Royal Visit 1988' 'The Queen s Visit 1988'

Certain other words and phrases when used in conjunction with the figures M788', M988' or " 8 8 ' or any two or more of these groups of figures are prescribed expressions and may only be used with the written consent of the Australian Bicentennial Authority, G.P.O. Box AUS 1988, Sydney, New South Wales 2001. Such souvenirs must:

SPECIAL

(i) Photographs or Portraits of The Queen and/ or^The Duke of Edinburgh

(ii) The Royal Crown but only in any attendant scheme of decoration.

Note: The Royal Arms or The Duke of Edin-burgh's Arms may NOT be reproduced on containers.

6. Souvenirs may be sold at any time before the Visit of The Queen, during the Visit and for a period of three months after the end of the Visit.

7. Reproductions of the Royal Emblems and Portraits mentioned in paragraph 3 above may be used in schemes of decoration for the Visit, but not in any way which might imply Royal Patronage or Royal Approval of any firm or its products.

8. (a) The Royal Standard, The Queen's Australian Standard, The Duke of Edinburgh's Standard or The Queen's Personal Flag may not be flown by anyone other than Her Majesty or His Royal Highness and may not be reproduced on Souvenirs or incorporated in any scheme of decoration,

(b) The Royal Cyphers may NOT be reproduced on Souvenirs or incorporated in any scheme of Decoration.

(b) (i) Be in good taste (ii) Be free from advertisement

(iii) Carry no implication of Royal Custom or approval.

(iv) Not be used as a premium or selling aid 3. The Royal Emblems and Portraits mentioned in para-

graph 1 are: (a) *The Royal Arms or component parts thereof

(such as the Supporters or the Crown) (b) *The Arms of The Duke of Edinburgh (c) *Formal representations of the Royal Crowns (d) Photographs or Portraits of The Queen and/or

The Duke of Edinburgh. *May not be used on medals. Note: The Commonwealth Coat of Arms and the Aus-

tralian National Flag may be reproduced at any time in accordance with existing rules.

4. Textiles, apart from headscarves or wall hangings, are not regarded as Souvenirs within the meaning of these rules.

5. Containers or receptacles of merchandise may qualify as Souvenirs within the meaning of these rules, pro-vided that: (a) They are permanent in nature, i.e. of metalware,

ceramic or other semi-indestructible material and specially made for the occasion.

(b) They comply with the requirement of paragraph 2 (b). The name of the manufacturer and content details should appear only on the underside or interior of the container or on the stopper.

(c) The Royal Emblerns reproduced on such con-tainers are confined to:

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9.

10.

The copyright in a portrait, picture or photograph and the ownership of a design are not affected by the foregoing and any question connected with it should be settled with the owner of the copyright or design. Inquiries as to the interpretation of these rules should be addressed to:

The Secretary Department of the Special Minister of State Canberra

or, in Britain, to: The Secretary Lord Chamberlain's Oflice St James's Palace London, S.W.I.

By His Excellency's Command, DAVID L SMITH Official Secretary to the Governor-General

Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Australia 1988 Commonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. S 224. I September 1987

Government House Canberra

1 September 1987

V I S I T O F T H E P R I N C E A N D P R I N C E S S O F W A L E S T O A U S T R A L I A 1 9 8 8

1. His Excellency the Governor-General directs it to be notified for general Information that, in connection with the Visit of The Prince and Princess of Wales to Australia in January and February 1988, that the rules governing the use of Royal Emblems, which normally are permitted to be reproduced only in the most excep-tional circumstances, will be temporarily relaxed to allow them, in accordance with the conditions set out hereunder, to be reproduced on Souvenirs and Displays commemorating the Visit. A similar relaxation is af-forded to Royal Photographs and Portraits.

2. (a) Souvenirs are defined as articles of a permanent kind specifically designed to commemorate the Visit and identified with it by a phrase such as:

T h e Royal Visit 1988' 'Visit by The Prince and Princess of Wales 1988'

Certain other words and phrases when used in conjunction with the figures '1788', '1988' or "88' or any two or more of these groups of figures are prescribed expressions and may only be used with the written consent of the Australian Bicentennial Authority, G.P.O. Box AUS 1988, Sydney, New South Wales 2001.

(b) Such souvenirs must: (i) Be in good taste

(ii) Be free from advertisement (iii) Carry no implication of Royal Custom or

approval (iv) Not be used as a premium or selling aid

3. The Royal Emblems and Portraits mentioned in para-graph 1 are: (a) »The full Coat of Arms of The Prince of Wales

and component parts thereof (b) *The full Coat of Arms of The Princess of Wales

and component parts thereof (c) •The full joint Coat of Arms of The Prince and

Princess of Wales and component parts thereof (d) •The Prince of Wales' Badge of Ostrich Feathers

(with Coronet and motto 'Ich dien') (e) •Photographs or Portraits of The Prince of Wales

and/or The Princess of Wales. Photographs or Portraits of Prince William of Wales and Prince Henry of Wales may only be used if included in a Family Group. • May not be used on medals.

Note: The Commonwealth Coat of Arms and the Aus-tralian National Flag may be reproduced at any time in accordance with existing rules.

4. Textiles, apart from headscarves or wall hangings, are not regarded as Souvenirs within the meaning of these rules.

5. Containers or receptacles of merchandise may qualify as Souvenirs within the meaning of these rules, pro-vided that: (a) They are permanent in nature, i.e. of metalware,

ceramic or other semi-indestructible material and specially made for the occasion.

(b) They comply with the requirement of paragraph 2 (b). The name of the manufacturer and content details should appear only on the underside or interior of the container or on the stopper.

(c) The Royal Emblems—The Coats of Arms of The Prince of Wales, The Princess of Wales and The Prince and Princess of Wales and the Badge of Ostrich Feathers of The Prince of Wales may NOT be reproduced on containers. Only Photographs or Portraits of The Prince of Wales and/or The Princess of Wales and/or Prince William of Wales and Prince Henry of Wales if included in a Family G r o u p may be reproduced on such containers.

6. Souvenirs may be sold at any time before the Visit of Their Royal Highnesses, during the Visit and for a period of three months after the end of the Visit.

7. Reproductions of the Royal Emblems and Portraits mentioned in paragraph 3 above may be used in schemes of decoration for the Visit, but not in any way which might imply Royal Patronage or Royal Approval of any firm or its products.

8. (a) The Standard of The Prince of Wales and the Standard used by The Princess of Wales may not be flown by anyone other than Their Royal High-ness and may not be reproduced on Souvenirs or incorporated in any scheme of decoration,

(b) The Royal Cyphers may NOT be reproduced on Souvenirs or incorporated in any scheme of decoration.

9. The copyright in a portrait, picture or photograph and the ownership of a design are not affected by the foregoing and any question connected with it should be settled with the owner of the copyright or design.

10. Inquiries as to the interpretation of these rules should be addressed to:

The Secretary Department of the Special Minister of State Canberra

or, in Britain, to: The Private Secretary to The Prince of Wales Buckingham Palace London, S.W.I

By His Excellency's Command, DAVID I. SMITH Ofi^cial Secretary to the Governor-General

Printed by C. J. THOMPSON, Commonwcallh Government Printer, Canberra

Cofflmonwealth of Australia Gazette

No. S 225. Wednesday, 2 September 1987 Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra SPECIAL

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Statutory Rules have been made. Copies of the Statutory Rules may be purchased at the Commonwealth Government Bookshop, 70 Alinga Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory.

/Ic/ under which the Statutory Rules were made Description of the Statutory Rules


Defence Act 1903 Veterans' tintitlements Act 1986

Australian Military Regulations (Amendment) No. 177, 1987 Veterans' Entitlements Regulations No. 178, 1987

(Amendment)


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Commonwealth of Australia m: Gazette

No. S 226, Thursday, 3 September 1987 Publ ished by the Austral ian Government Publ ishing Service. Canberra SPECIAL

Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 NOTICE UNDER SUB-SECTION 78 (8) I, PAUL KEATING, the Treasurer:

(a) being satisfied that the following funds are funds established by approved organizations, as defined in sub-section 78 (12) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, exclusively for the relief of persons in a certified country or certified countries, declare by this notice published in the Gazette under sub-section 78 (8) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 the following funds to be eligible funds for the purposes of sub-paragraph 78 (1) (a) (Ixii) of the Act: Sudan United Mission Relief and Development Fund (S.U.M.R.A.D.) Nicaraguan Assistance Fund International Women's Development Agency— Overseas Aid Fund Anglican Trust Fund for Development

(b) specify for the purposes of sub-section 78 (9) of that Act the date on which this notice is published in the Gazette as the date on and after which this notice has effect.

Dated this 19th day of August 1987. PAUL KEATING

Treasurer

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No. S 227, Thursday, 3 September 1987 Published by the Austral ian Government Publ ishing Service, Canberra SPECIAL

PROCLAMATION Commonwealth of By His Excellency, Air Australia Marshal Sir James An-J. A. ROWLAND thony Rowland A.C., Administrator K.B.E., D.F.C., A.F.C.,

Administrator of the Gov-ernment of the Common-wealth of Australia

WHEREAS Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, by Commission under Her Sign Manual and the Great Seal of Australia dated 27 November 1984, appointed me, Sir James Anthony Rowland, Governor of the State of New South Wales, to administer the Government of the Common-wealth of Australia in the event of the absence out of Australia, or the death, incapacity, or removal of the Governor-General for the time being: And whereas the Governor-General is absent out of Australia: Now let it be known that, having taken the prescribed oaths, I have this day assumed the administration of the Government of the Commonwealth of Australia. (L.S) Given under my Hand and the Great Seal of Aus-

tralia on 1st September 1987. By His Excellency's Command, R. J. L. HAWKE Prime Minister

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!

Printed by C. J. T H O M P S O N , Commonwealth Government Printer, Canberra

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No. S228, Friday, 4 September 1987 Published by the Australian Government Publishing Service, Canberra SPECIAL

NOTIFICATION OF THE MAKING OF STATUTORY RULES NOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned Statutory Rules have been made. Copies of the Statutory Rules may be purchased at the Commonwealth Government Bookshop, 70 Alinga Street, Canberra City, Australian Capital Territory.

Act under which the Statutory Rules were made Description of the Statutory Rules


Judiciary Act 1903 Rules Under The Judiciary Act 1903 As Amended

No. 179, 1987


14736/87—Cat. No. 87 6300 5

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