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Bank Holidays Katanning, Cranbroolc, Mount Barkerand Wiluna.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. J Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.

C.S.D. 340/48.IN pursuance of tine provisions Contained Us the flftissection of the Bank Holidays Act, 1884, I, tine Governorof the said State, do by this my Proclamation appointthe followisig special Bank Holidays:

Date and Place.Friday, 28th October, 1949Katanosing.Thursday, 3rd November, 1949ilranbrook.Saturday, 5th November, 1949Mount Barker.Monday, 24th October, 1949Wiluna.

Given under my baud acid the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 30th day of Septem-ber, 1949.

By His Excellency 's Command,H. S. W. PARKER,

Chief Secretary.GOD SAVE THE KING

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

aetti

[usEGunTEIun.D AT TilE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PEleril, eons TueANsoIusaroxe BY POST AS A NEWSPAPER.]

Majesty is now tine registered proprietor of Avon Loca-tion 7078, as registered in Certificate of Title, Volume868, Folio 197: Now., therefore I, the Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do bytins Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirs andsuccessors, Avon Locations 7078 aforesaid, as of hisformer estate.

Given unsder nay hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

No. 58.] PERTH : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14. [1949.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honaurable Sir James

TO WIT. Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State of{L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Australia.Corr. No. 4140/49.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclasnation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majesty.may become the registered proprietor; and whereas His

PROOLAMATIONWESTERNAUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James


Governor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corr. No. 868/49.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazetfe to revest, in His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of Avon Loea-tiosis 8113 and 2046, as registered in Certificate of Title,Volumes 982 and 1113, Folios 109 and 992, respectively,Avon Locatiosis 5702 and 8114, as registered in Certi-ficate of Title, Volume 984, Folio 169, and Avon Loca-tions 20.36 to 2044, inclusive, and 3526, as registeredin Certificate of Title, Volume 1118, Polio .306: Now,therefore I, the Governor, with the advice and consentof the Executive Council, do by this Proclamation revest

in His Majesty, his heirs and successors, Avon Loca-tions 8113, 2046, 5702, 8114, 2036 to 2044, inclusive, and3526 aforesaid, as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Command,(Sgd.) L. THORN,

Minister for Lands.GOD SAVE THE KING

PROOLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Encellency The Hnnnurable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tingoisheS Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State nf[L.S.] Western Asstralia and its Dependencies in the


Corn. No. 591/47.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamatiooa in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or ally lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of Avon Loca-tions 5789 and 13164, as registered in Certificates ofTitle, Volumes 862 and 1061, Folios 57 and 526, respec-tively, and Avon Locations 14416 and 13280 as regis-tered in Certificate of Title, Volume 1052, Folio 927:Now, therefore I, the Governor, with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, do by this Proelansa-tion revcst in His Majesty, his heirs and successors,Avon Locations 5789, 13164, 14416 and 13280 aforesnid,as of his former estate.


By 1-lie Excellency's Comnaassd,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROOLAMATION1 By His Excellency The Honnurable Sir James

Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Governar in and over the State nfWestern Australia and its Dependencies in theCommonwealth nf Australia.

Corr. No. 2720/48.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofIsis former estate all on- any lands wisereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of Avon Loan-tionss 11633 and 11634, as registered in Land Titles OfficePermit 445/1948: Now, therefore I, the Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do bytisis Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirs andsuccessors, Avon Locations 11633 and 11634 afosesaid,as of his former estate.

Giveis under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING

WESTE8N AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

JAMES MITCHELL,Governor.

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PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA l By His Excellency The Honnurable Sir James

TO WIT. J Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Must Din.JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over thu State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Coos-. No. 4065/47.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as oflsie former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of Grass Patch

Lot 28, as o-egistesed jul Certificate of Title, Volume 1039,Folio 393 : Now, therefore I, tile Governor, with timeadvice and consent of the Executive Council, rio by thisProclamation revest- in His Majesty, his heirs aisd suc-cessors, Grass Patch Lot 28 afou-esaid, as of his fou-incrcvi ate.

Given under my baud and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7tls day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Coisinianci,


GOD SAVE THE KING

PROOLAMATION,VESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Din.JAMES MITCHELL, tivgvished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governsr in and over the State of{L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Ccmmonweulth of Australia.

Corr. No. 1462/49.WHEREAS by tlse Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Pa-oclamation ioa timeGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofisis former estate all os any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of MnndigaLots 8 ausd 11, as registered its Ces-tificates of Title,Volumes 789 and 979, Folios 155 and 82, respectively:Now, tluerefore I, the Goveroson-, with the advice andcon-sent of tlse Executive Council, do by this Procla-matiouc revest iii His Majesty, Isis heirs and successors,Masidiga Lots 8 amid 11 afosesaid, as of his foi-rnerestate.

Given under uny hand and the Public Seal of tImesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Commausd,

(Sgd.) L. TI-IORN,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross nf the Must Dis-JAM ES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Guvernor. George, Gnvernor in and over the State of[L.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Communwealth nf Australia.

Corr. No. 2898/48.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclasnation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis foo-mer estate all ol any lands whereof 1-lis Majestymany become t-he registered pu-oprietor; .and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of portion ofMoora Town Lots 19 and 20, and being lot 8 on Diags-am3606: Now, therefore I, the Governor, with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, do by this Procla-inatioa, i-evest in His Majesty, lois heirs and successors,portion of Moora Town Lots 19 and 20 afosesaid, asof isis former estate.

Given under my hand and the Pssblic Seal of thesaid State, at Pex-th, this 7th day of October,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Encellency The Hunxarable Sir James

TO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tioguished Order of Saiut Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Gnnernnr in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commanwealth of Australia.

Cots. No. 267/49.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest In His Majesty as ofisis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymom-- become the registeo'ed proprietor; and-whereas HisMajesty is flow the registered proprietor of Nelson Loca-

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tion 8497, as registered in Certificate of Title, Volume,812, Folio 120 : Now, therefore I, the Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do bythis Proclamation revest in I-lie Majesty, hi heirs andsuccessors, Nelson Location 8497 aforesaid, as of hisformer estate.



(Sgd,.) L. THORN,Minister for Lands.

COD SAVE THE KING I

Corr. No. 2/49.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclansation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis former cstate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of Nelson Loca-tions 8914 and 8915, as registered iii Certificate of Title,\Tolnsne 1025, Folio 819: Now, therefore I, the Gover-non, with tise advice and convent of the Executive Coun-cil, do by tins Proclamation revest in His Majesty, hisheirs aisd successors, Nelsons Locations 8914 and 8915aforesaid, as of his former estate.

Given under sny hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Oomniand,


GOD SAVE THE KING I

PROOLAMATIONVESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Din-JAMES MITCHELL, tingsished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State ofIL.S.J Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corn. No. 7871/04.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis formner estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become tine registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of PingellyLot 244, as registered in Certificate of Title, Volume 347,Folio 49 : Now, therefore I, the Governor, with theadvice and consent of the Executive Council, do by thiaProclansation revest in His Majesty, his heirs and sne-ecesors, Pingelly Lot 244 aforesaid, as of his formerestate.

Given ssnder my hand and the Public Seal of tinesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Comnnansd,


GOD SAVE THE KING I

Majesty is now the registered proprietor of SussexLocation 3097, as registered in Certificate of Title,Volume 1025, Polio 647: Now, therefore I, the Governor,with tine advice and consent of the Executive Council,do by this Proclamations covent in His Majesty, Ins heirsand successors, Sussex Locations 3097 aforesaid, as ofhis former estate.

Given nuder my lsand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, thus 7th day of October,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING


Corr. No. 137/47.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,tine Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest in His Majesty as oflus former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of portion ofSussex Location 220, as registered in Certificate of Title,Volumne 1106, Folio 647: Now, therefore I, the Governor,with tine advice and couscnt of the Exeeutive Council,do by tlsis Proclamation revest in His Majesty, hisheirs and successors, portion of Sussex Location 220aforesaid, as of his former estate.

Givess under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, l By His Encellency The Honoarable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Din-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Gxvornxr. George, Governor in and over the State ofIL.SJ Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth of Aestralia.

Con. No. 4161/49.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernsneenet Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas HisMajesty is now the registered proprietor of WihunaTowni Lot 93, as registered in Certificate of Title,Volnme 1105, Folio 509: Now, therefore I, tine Governor,with the advice and consent of the Executive Council,do by tisis Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirsand successors, Wiluna Town Lot 93 aforesaid, as ofIsis former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tinis 7th day of October,1949.



GOD SAVE THE KING I

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency The Honosrable Sir James

TO WIT. I Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tingoished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commnowealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 3539/49.WHEKEAS by the Transfer of Land Aet, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclasnation in theGoveo'sssnent Gazette to revest In His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas His

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,

PROOLAIvIATION

1 By His Excellency Ths Honourable Sir JamesPROCLAMATION

TO WIT.JAMES MITCHELL,

Governor.[L.S.jj

Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-tinguished Order of Ssint Michael and SaintGeorge, Governor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in theCommonwealth of Australia.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA,TO WIT.

JAMES MITCHELL,Governor.[L.S.]

By His Excellency The Honourable Sir JamesMitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-tinguished Order of Saint Michael and SaintGeorge, Gxvernor in and over the State ofWestern Australia and its Dependencies in the

OCTOBER i4, 194.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2455

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir James

TO WIT. if Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Dis-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint

Governur. George, Governor in and over the State ofLL.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencivs in She


Corn. No. 818/49.WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Aet, 1893-1946,the Governor is empowered by Proclamation in theGovernment Gazette to revest In His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any lands whereof His Majestymay become the registered proprietor; and whereas His

2456 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER 14, 1949.

Majesty is now the registered proprietor of WilunaTown Lot 142, as registered in Certificate of Title,Volume 1003, Folio 805: Now, therefore I, the Governor,with the advice and consent of the Executive Council,do by this Proclaniation revest in His Majesty, hisheirs and successors, Wiluna Town Lot 142 aforesaid,as of his former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th clay of October,1949.


(Sgd.) L. THORN,Minister for Lends.

COD SAVE THE KING

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Hnnovrable Sir Ja,nes

TO WIT. f Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Mnst D,s-JAMES MITCHELL, tinguished Order of Saint M,chael and Saint

Governor. George, Governor in and over the State atIL.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the


Corn. No. 3380/49.

WHEREAS by the Transfer of Land Act, 1893-1946,the Goveonor is empowered by Proclatniatioct iii tineGovernneeeat Gazette to revest in His Majesty as ofhis former estate all or any latods whereof His Majestynnay become the registered proprietor; anti whereas HisMajesty is olow the registered proprietor of WilutiaTown Lot 184, as regis4ered in Certificate of Title,Volume 713, Folio 181: Now, therefore I, the Goveritor,witit the advice acid consent of tine Executive Council;do by this Proclamation revest in His Majesty, his heirsand successors, Wiltina Town Lot 184 aforesaid, as ofhis fortiner estate.

Given under tiny hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, tins 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excehleincy 's Coninnand,


GOD SAVE THE KING

Land Act, 1933-1948.

PROCLAMATIONWESTERN AUSTRALIA, i By His Excellency The Honnurable Sir James


Gxeernor. George, Governor in and ever the State of[L.S.] Western Australia and its Dependencies in the

Commonwealth uf Australia.

Corres. No. 5051/13, Vol. d'.

WHEREAS by seclion 31 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,tine Governor may reserve to His Majesty for any of thepurposes specified in section 29 of the said Act, anylands of tine Crown, and may classify such lands as ofClass A; acid whereas it is deemed expedient thatReserve 22944 for tine purpose of ''Recreation,'' asdescribed hereunder, should be classified as of ClassA: Now, thevef ore I, the Governor, with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, do by this my Procla-mation, classify as of Class A tine reserve describedhereun der.

Schedule.

11eserve 22944, coittaininig 3 roods 38.7 perches, andcomprising Denmark Lot 241 as surveyed and shown onDiagram 49321. (Plan Denmark Townsite.)

Given under my hand and tine Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency 's Command,


GOD SAVE THE KING

The Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1948.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His Excellency The Honourable Sir JamesTO WIT. Mitchell, Knight Grand Cross of the Mnst Dis-

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

L L.S. 1 Western Autrnl la and its Dependencies i,i theCommonwealth of Australia.

F. acid S. 346/49, Ex. Co. 2163.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 116 of the Fac-tories anti Shops Act, 19d'0-1948, tinat during everyChristmas Day, New gear's Day, Good Friday, Anzat'Day aind Easter Moinday and amy other day that theGovernor nuay by Proclamation deciare to be a publicholiday to be observed under the said Act, all shops(except those omtenntioned in the Fourth Schedule antiregistered small shops) and warehouses shall be closed:Now, therefore I, tine said Governor, acting with tineadvice cond consent of the Executive Council, and inexercise of tine powers conferred by tine said Act, doby this Proclamation declare that Monday, the 26thday of Deceniber, 1949, Tuesd$iy, the 27th clay ofDecember, 1949, and i\'londay, tine 2nd day of January,1950, situP be days to be observed as public holidaysunder the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1948, through-out the State, with tine itntennt tinat oni the said days allsinops (except those nnnentioned in the Fourtin Seheduieto tine said Act and registered small shops) and ware-houses tinroinghout the State shall be closed.

Given under my hand anti the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of October,1949.

By His Excellency's Connonand,

L. THORN,Minister for Labour.

GOD SAVE THE KING

AT a nieeting of tine Executive Conmncil held inn theExecntive Co,nncil Chamber at Pertln, this 7th day ofOctober, 1949, the foliowinng Orders in Council wereanthorised to be issued:

The Land Aet, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 8593/97.WHEREAS by section 33 of the Laud Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for tine Governor to direct tinat anyreserve shall vest in and be held by auny municipality,road board, or other pet-son or persons to be named inthe order in trust for tine like or otiner public purposesto be specified ins such order; annd whereas it is deemedexpedieont that reserve No. 8872 sinould vest in acid beheld by the Cunderdin Road Board inn trust for thepurpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His ExcellencytIne Governor, by and wlth the advice and consemnt ofthe Executive Couricii, doth hereby direct that thebeforenientioned reserve small vest in and be held bythe Cnnderdin Road Board in trust for the purposeaforesaid, subject nevertheless to tine powers reservedto hitn by section 37 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) B. H. DOIG,Clerk of tine Cononcil.

TIne Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 5948/24.WHEREAS by section 33 of tine Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve small vest in and be held by any municipality,road board, or other persoon or persons to be nanied inthe order ion trust for tine hke or other pubhc purposesto be specified ion sucin order; and whereas it is deemedexpedicmnt that reserve No. 18809 should vest in andhe meld by Walter Charles Temby, Walter Edward Daveyand Alexamuder Guimelli, in trust for the purpose of aHall Site and Reereationi Grounnd: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the advice andcoonsent of the Executive Council, doth hereby directthat the beforementioned reserve shall vest in and he

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held by Waiter Charles Temby, Walter Edward Daveyand Alexander Guimclli in trust for the purpose afore-said, subject nevertheless to tile powers reserved to himby section 37 of the said Act, and to the conditionthat the school children in this locality shall be allowedto use the cricket pitch and reserve under tile directionof the trustees.

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

The previous Order in Council dated the 7th April,1948, respecting this reserve is hereby superseded.

The Land Act, 1933-1948.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 409/24.WHEREAS by seotion 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,read board, or other person or persons to be named inthe order in trust for the like or other public purposesto be specified in such order; and whereas it is deemedexpedient that reserve No. 18567 should vest iu andbe held by the Preston Road Board in trust for thepurpose of Recreation: Now, therefore, His Excellencythe Governor, by and with the advice and consent of theExecutive Council, doth hereby direct that the before-mentioned reserve shall vest in and be held by the Pros-toil Road Board in trust for the purpose aforesaid,subject nevertheless to the povei.s reserved to hum bysection 37 of the said Act.

(Sgd.) B. H. P010,Clerk of the Council.

The Lend Act, 1933-1948.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.Corr. No. 8743/97.

WHEREAS by section 33 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for tile Governor to direct that anyreserve shall vest in and be held by any municipality,load board, or other person or persons to he hauled intime order in trust for any of the purposes set forthin section .29 of the said Act, or for the like or otherpublic purposes to be specified in sueh order, and withpower of subleasing; and whereas it is deemed expedi-ent that reserve 22799, at Mt. Magnet, slionid vest inand be held by the Mt. Magnet Road Board in trustfor an Aerial Landing Ground: Now, therefore, HisExcellency the Governor, by and with the advice andconsent of the Executive Council, doth hereby directthat the beforementioned reserve shall vest in and beheld by the Mt. Magnet Road Board in trust for aliAerial Landing Ground, with power to tile said Mt.Magnet Road Board to lease the whole or any portionof the said reserve for any term not exceeding 21 yearsfrom the date of the lease.

(Sgd.) R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Councii.

The previous Order in Council dated tile 13th May,1948, is hereby superseded.

The Land Act, 1933-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

Corr. No. 8775/13.WHEREAS by section 34 of the Land Act, 1933-1948,it is made lawful for the Governor, by Order in Coun-cil, without issuing any deed of grant, to place anyreserve under the control of any m.unicipality, roadboard, or other person or persons, as a board of man-agement, and to empower such hoard to make, repeal,and alter by-laws for the control and management ofsuch reserves, and prescribe fees for depasturing thereonor other use thereof, and for other purposes, such by-laws to be approved b the Governor and published in

GO VE1INMENT GAZETTE. W.A. 2457

the Government Gazette; and whereas it is deemed expe-dient that reserve 22967 for Conservation of Flora atYeaiering should be placed under the control of tile\Vickepin Road Board as a Board of Management: Now,therefore, His Excellency the Governor, by and Witll tileadvice and consent of the Executive Council, doth herebyplace tile beforemeutioned reserve nuder the controi ofthe Wickepin Road Board as a board of lnanagemeut,and doth empower such board to make, repeal, or alterby-laws for tile control and managelneuit of the saidreserve; for prescribing fees for depasturing tliereoiior other use thereof; for dirretillg the manlier ill whicilsuch fees shall be imposed, paid, collected, and dis-posed of, and to impose penalties not exceeding in anycase £5 for any breach thereof, and £2 a day for acontinuing breach, but not more than £20 ill the aggre-gate.

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

Tue Forests Act, 1918.ORDER. IN COUNCIL.

Forests Corr. 1505/28, Lands Corr. 137/47.WHEREAS by the Forests Act, 1918, it is provided thatthe Governor uia', by an Order in Council, declare anyCrown lands as State Forest, withil tile me:llling andfor the purpose of that Act: Now, therefore, His Excel-lency the Governor, ,vithl tile advice and consent of theExecutive Council, deft llereby declare Sussex Location391.8 as an addition to State Forest No. 2, witlun tileulealling and for the purpose of the Forests Act, 1918.

(Sgd. H. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Collncil.

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.Albany High SchoolExtension.

ORDER IN 'OUNCIL.P.W. 2021/26, Ex. Co. No,. 2133.

IN USll01lCO of tile powers conferred by section 11 ofthe Pllbhic Works Act, 1902-1945, I{is Excellency theGovernor, acting by and with the ad cc and consentof the Executive Council, doth hereby authorise theHonourable Minister for Works to undertake, constructor provide extension to tile Aibally High School Oil tileland show-n coloured green on Plan P.W.D., WA., 31909,which may be inspected at the office of the Millister forWorks, Pertil.

14.. II. 11010,Clerk of the Council.

Public Works Act, 1902-1945.Bedford Park SchoolExtension.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1581/48, Ex Co. No. 2113.

1N pursuance of the powers conferred by section 11of the Public Works Art, 190i- 1945, His Excellency theGovernor, acting by and with the advice alid consent ofthe Executive Council, dotil hereby authorise the lIon-ourable Minister for Works to undertake, construct orprovide Bedford Park SchoolExtension, on the landshown coloured green on Plan P.W.D., W.A., 31928,which may be ilispeeted at the office of the Minister forWorks, Perth.

R.. 11. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

Road Districts Act, 1919-1948.Vilgarn Road Board.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1240/37.

WHEREAS it is provided by sectioms 250 of the RoadDistricts Act, 1919-1948, that the Governor may exelnptany district or any portion of a district fromthe operation of Division (4) of Part VI. ofthe said Act, for sueli time as the Governormay think fit; and whereas the Governor, by Order in

2458 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER 14, 1949.

Council published in the Government Gazette on he5th day of August, 1949, did declare that PastoralLease No. 395/1942, situated witlun the Yilgarn RoadDistrict should be exempt from the said division of thesaid Act; and whereas the reference in the said Orderin Council to Pastoral Lease No. 395/1942 was anerror and was intended to be a reference to PastoralLease No. 395/942; and whereas it is now desired torectify this error and to rescind the said Order inCouncil: Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor,acting by and with the advice and consent of the Execu-tive Council, doth hereby rescind the said Order iqCouncil published on the 5th day of August, 1949, andin exercise of the power vested in hini by the said sec-tion of the said Act, doth hereby declare that PastoralLease No. 395/942 situated within the Yilgarn RoadDistrict, shall be exempt from the operation of Division(4) of Part VI of the aforesaid Act, for the yearsending June 30th, 1949, and June 30th, 1950.

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

Workers' Compensation Act, 1912-1948.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

W.C.B. 31/49.WHEREAS it is enacted by section 13 of the Workers'Compensation Act, 1912-1948 (as reprinted in February,1949), that it shall be obligatory for every employerto obtain from an incorporated insurance office ap-proved by the Minister, a policy of insurance for thefull amount of the liability to pay compensation underthis Act to all workers employed by him but that ifan employer has established a fund for insurance againstsuch liability and has deposited at the Treasury securi-ties charged with all payments to become due undersuch liability, the Governor may, by Order in Council,exempt such employer from the operation of the saidsection; and whereas Midland Railway Company ofWestern Australia, Limited, of Midland Junction, West-ern Australia, being an employer within the meaningof the said Act, and having duly made application inaccordance with the said Act and regulations madethereunder for exemption from the operation of thesaid section 13 has proved to the satisfaction of theMinister that it has established a fund for insuranceagainst the liability aforesaid and that it has depositedat the Treasury securities to wit a fixed deposit receiptfor five thousand pounds issued to the Company by theEnglish, Scottish and Australian Bank, Limited, ofMidland Junction aforesaid, charged with all paymentsto become due under the said liability in connectionwith the Railway Department of the said Company:Now, therefore, His Excellency the Governor, actincwith the advice and consent of the Executive Council

and iii exercisc of the powers conferred upon him bythe said Act, doth hereby exempt Midland RailwayCompany of Western Australia, Limited, aforesaid fromthe operation of section 13 of the Workers' Compen-sation Act, 1912-1948 (as reprinted in February, 1949),in so far as relates to workers employed in or in con-nection with the Railway Department of the said Com-pany for a period expiring on the 7th August, 1951.

AT a meeting of the Executive Council, held in theExecutive Council Chamber, Perth, this 13th day ofOctober, 1949, the following Order in Council wasauthorised to be issued:

Public Work's Act, 1902-1945.Public Hospital at Mary Street, Fremantle.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.P.W. 1740/49.

IN pursuance of the powers conferred by scotion 11 ofthe Public Works Act, 1902-1945, His Excellency theGovernor, acting by and with the advice and consent ofthe Executive Council, doth hereby authorise the Hon.ourable Minister for Work to undertake, construct, orps-ovide Public Hospitai at Mary Street, Fremantle, onthe land shown coloured green on Plan P.W.D., W.A.,31942, which may be inspected at the office of the Miii-ister for Works, Perth.

B. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Department,

Perth, 12th October, 1949.IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve of the following alterations to theCommission of the Peace:

Appointment of Alexander Bruce Campbell, Esquire,of The Esplanade, E'speraace, as a Justice of thePeace for the Esperance Magisterial District.

Resignation of Caleb William Massingham, Esquire,of 207 Lincoln Street, Perth (formerly of Kellerberrin),as a Justice of the Peace for the Avon MagesterialDistrict.

Resignation of Robert Laurie Craig, Esquire, of Al-bany Road, Kehmscott (formerly of Rockend, WestBrookton) as a Justice of the Peace for the AvonMagisterial District.

H. H. DOIG,Under Secretary,

Premier's Department,

PUBLIC SERVICE ACT, 1904-1948.

Office of the Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 7th October, 1949.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, acting under the provisions ofsection 77 of the Public Service Act, 1904-1948 (reprinted with amendments up toand including No. 52 of 1947), has been pleased to amend the regulations macicunder and for the purposes of the said Act as reprinted with amendments up tothe 1st day of March, 1934, and amended by notices published in the GovernmentGazette from time to time thereafter, in the manner mentioned in the Schedulehereunder.

S. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

Schedule.Regulation 59 of the abovementioned regulations is amended by the addition

of a new paragraph 6 as follows:-6. The provisions of this regulation shall not apply to any temporary

officer who has not had at least three months' continuous service prior to thedate of the commencement of leave of absence to attend the camp, school,elass or course of instruction.

Public Service Commissioner's Office,Perth, 12th October, 1949.

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

Ex. Co. 2144, P.S.C. 604/49-F. T. A. Ward, Endorse-ment Clerk, Land Titles Office, Crown Law Depart-iuent, to be Endorsement Checker, Class C-II.-7, asfrom 7th October, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144, P.S.C. 735/49-W. E. Chidlow, Clerk,Northain, Public Works Department, to be Clerk, In-ternal Audit, Northam, Class C-II.-S, as from 7thOctober, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144, P.S.C. 734/49-V. S. Ottaway, Clerk,Northam, Public Works Department, to be Clerk,Cashier, Northam, Class C-II.-8, as from 7th October,1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-J. C. Haines, Ju.iiior Clerk, AccountsBranch, Public Works Department, to be Clerk, ClassC-IV., as from 16th October, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2072, P.S.C. 373/49-T. H. Johnstone, B.Royce, A. M. Wallace, Engineering Draftsmen, 2ndClass, Public Works Department, to be EngineeringDraftsmen, 1st Class, Class P-II.-4/5, as from 8thSeptember, 1949.

Ex. Co. 1353, P.S.C. 281/49-K. J. Quinn, Clerk, Pub-lic Works Department, to be Clerk, Property, PublicTrust Office, Crown Law Department, Class C-II.-8, asfrom 26th September, 1949.

VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE.

Applications are called under section 24 provided that any permanent officer who considers that he could performthe required duties satisfactorily may lodge an objection to the calling of applications under this section with the Public ServiceCommissioner within ten days from the date of initial advertisement.

Applications are called under section 24.

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

S. A. TAYLOR, Public Service Commissioner.

Ex. Co. 2026, P.S.C. 650/49-A. W. Gilbey, Clerk,Rural Costs, Land Settlement Branch, Lands and Sur-veys Department, to be Clerk Assistant to Clerk inCharge, Class C-II.-7, as from 15th September, 1949.

Also of the acceptance of the following resigna-tions

Ex. Co. 2144-V. A. Patterson, Junior Clerk, Treas-ury Department, as from 25th August, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-M. P. Williams, Junior AccountingMachinist, Metropolitan Water Supply Department, asfrom 21st September, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-F. J. Day, Head Attendant, Clare-mont Mental Hospital, Medical and Health Department,under section 59, as from 21st August, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-L. H. Davies, Tracer, ArchitecturalBranch, Public Works Department, as from 23rd Sep-tember, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-H. E. P. Williams, Clerk, Kalgoorlie,Public Works Department, as from 14th October, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-A. B. Morrissey, Junor Typist, PublicFlealth Department, as from 16th September, 1949.

Ex. Co. 2144-M. A. Fimister, Draftswoman, Landsand Surveys Department, as from 21st October, 1949.

Also of tile creation of the following position undersection 32 of the Public Service Act-AssistantSuperintendent, Moore River Native Settlement,Native Affairs Department, Class G-II.-7/8.

S. A. TAYLOR,Public Service Commissioner.

Department. Position. Salary.Date

Returnahie.

Public Service Commissioner'sOffice

Do. do. do

Public Works ............Do.................

Crown Law ............Do.................Do.................

Lands and Surveys ........Hate Housing Commission

Audit ................Crown Law ............Police ................Native Affairs ............Medical ................Lands and Surveys ........Public Health ............

Secretary and Inspector ................Inspector ............................Local Water Supply Officer, Bridgetown ........Assistant Director of Works ................Endorsing Clerk, Land Titles Office ............

Clerk-in-Charge, Legal (Item 1648) ............Clerk, Regulations (Item 1652) ............Clerk, Inspection and Application Branch (Item 485) ....

Clerk (Item 162) ........................Clerks (Items 286 and 287) ................Clerk (Item 1665) ....................Secretary (Item 862) ....................Travelling Inspector, Central and Goldifelds District (b)

X-Ray Engineer (c) ....................Clerk, Rural Costs, Land Settlement Branch ...

Senior Inspector (Item 954) ................

C-I.-16£683-f787

Class C-II.-3/4Margin £293-f371

Class 0-11.-SMargin £139-f 167

Class P-I.-6£1,047-f 1,307Class 0-11.-S

Margin £139-f 167Class P-II.-1/2

Margin £397-fSOlClass C-II.-6

Margin £209-f237

1949.

15th October.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

22nd October

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

29th October.

do.

Class C-II.-8Margin £139-f167

Class C-II.-8Margin £139-f 167Class 0-II.-7/8

Margin £139-f 195Class C-II.-7

Margin £181-f195Class C-II.-2

Margin £397-f449Class G-II.-5/6

Margin £209-f279Class P-I.-14£735-f 865

Class C-II.-7Margin £181-f 195

Class G-II.-4Margin £293-f319

OCTOBER 14, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2459

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ERRATUM.

BuLLS ASSENTED TO.IN notice published in Goverwment Gcczeite of 30th Sep-

ceases to practise the profession of a solicitor on hisown account or in partnership there, or until revoked.

C. J. BOYLSON,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court Office,Perth, 19th September, 1949.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 12th October, 1949.

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

Arthur William Brasnett, as Acting Official Receiverin Bankruptcy, under section 63 of the BankruptcyAct, 1892 (State), during the absence on leave of ArthurHenry Johnson.

Sergeant W. J. Bunt, as Clerk of the Local Court,Clerk to Magistrates, Wyndhan, also Clerk of the EastKimberley Court of Sessions, vice Sergeant W. H.Andrews, transferred.

Constable Robert Charles Woodley, as Acting Clerkof the Local Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates,Wyalkatchem, during the absence on annual leave ofConstable J. T. Ashelford.

Constable Peter James Mc.Manus, as Acting Clerk ofthe Local Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates, Mul-lewa, during the absence on leave of Constable F. J.Wass.

Sergeant William John Chambers, as Acting Clerkof the Local Court and Acting Clerk to Magistrates,Manjimup, during the absence on annual leave of 5cr-geant S. J. Strahan.

Lauranee Sinclair Macfarlane, as Clerk of the LocalCourt, Clerk to Magistrates, Cue, and Clerk of theMurchison Court of Sessions, vice J. W. Ferguson,transferred.

THE Department has been notified that Trust OrderNo. 65779, dated the 21st September, 1949, drawn o1the Public Trustee Common Fund Account for the sumof £2, in favour of Emily Douhikin, has beesi lost bythe payee. Payment has been stopped and it is intendedto issue a fresh order in lieu thereof.

H. SHEAN,Under Secretary for Law.

LICENSING ACT, 1911-1948.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 6th October, 1949.

ACTING under the powers conferred upon them bysubsection (7) of section 21 of the Licensing Act, 1911-1948, with the approval of the Hon. Attorney Gesieral,the Licensing Magistrates of Western Australia havedelegated to the Resident Magistrates of the under-mentioned Magisterial Districts their powers, authori-ties, duties and functions relating to applications for

tlse renewal and transfer of licenses to be dealt withat tile Licensing Courts t0 be held in November andDecember next.

THE Hon. Attorney General, being the Minister admin-isterisig the Licensing Act, 1911-1948, has appointed tImedates shown Isereunder as the dates for the ordinarysittings of the Licensing Court in November and Decemn-bee next at the places mentioned.

Licensing Dietriet.

Albany

Avon

Bevcrley . Pingelly

Bunbury ........Canning

Claremont

Collie

Coolgardie

Cue

Jfremantle

Geraldton

Greenough

Guildford

Irwin

Kalgoorlie

Kanowna

Katanning

Menzies

Moore

Mt. Magnet

Mt. Magnet

Murray-Wellington-Forrest

Murray-Wellington-Forrest

Nelson

Northam

Perth

Ravensthorpe

Subiaco

Sussex

Swan

Toodyay

Wagin

Willianms-Narrogin

Yilgarn

York

Place of Sitting.

Albany

Merredin

Beverley

Bunbury

Perth

Perth

Collie

Kalgoorlie

Cue ........Fremantle

Geralton

Geraldton

Midland lunc-tion

Geraldton

Kalgoorlie

Kalgoorlie

Katanning

Kalgoorlie

Moora

Mt. Magnet....

Yalgoo

Bunbury

Pinjarra

Bridgetown.

Northam

Perth

Wagin

Perth

Bueselton

Midland Junc-tion

Toodyay

Wagin

Narrogin

Southern ro5

York

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Friday 18th Novem-ber


Tuesday, 13th De-cember

Thursday, 24th No-vember

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H. SHEAN,Under Secretary for Law.

The above notices supersede those appearing on page2448 of Governrnesvt Gavette of 7th October, 1949.

tember, 1949, on pages 2405-6, for the number of the Licensing District inwhich the DelegatedWater Boards Act Amendment Act shown as OVL, Authority may be

read XCVI. exercised.Court Mouse.

Magisterial Districtof Mesident Magis-

trate appointedas Delegate.

Date.

BroomsWilanaHall's CreekWyndhamCarnarvonEsperanceNorseman

BroomeCliftonEast KimberleyEast KimberleyGascoyne ........Esperauce ........Dundas

28-11-423-11-4917-11-4914-11-491-12-492-12-49

30-11-49

Broome ........CueAPPOINTMENT. East KimberleyEast Kimberley(26 Ceo. V., No. 36.) GascoyneKanownaHIS Honour the Chief Justice has been pleased to Kanowna

appoint Cohn Everard Pollett, of Perth, Solicitor, a Mount LconoraCommissioner of the Supreme Court of Western Aus-Mt. MargaretMurchisontralia, to administer or take within the State of Murchison

LeonoraLavertonMeekatharraWiluna

CollierCollierMurchison ........Clifton

11-11-4911-11-497-12-49

23-11-49Western Australia any oath, affidavit, affirmation, Pilbara Marble Bar Pilbara 14-12-49declaration, or acknowledgment by a married woma.n PilbaraItoebourne

Port Hedland....Onelow

Port HedlandAshburton ........

12-12-4520-12-49to be used in the Supreme Court of Western Aus-Roebourne Roebourne Eoebourne ........ 8-12-49

tralia. The Commission to remain in force until the West KimberlCohn Everard Pollett to reside in thesaid ceases

Derby ........ West Kimberley 11-11-43

State of Western Australia aforesaid, or until he


To His Excellency Sir James Mitchell, G.C.M.G.,Governor of the State of Western Australia.

THE humble Petition of the undersigned showeth asfollows :

That your Petitioners are a majority in number ofthe electors living in an area comprised within a circlehaving a radius of eighty chains from the centre of allthose pieces of land situate in Penguin Road, SafetyBay, being portion of Cockburn Location 16, and beingLot 29 on Plan 5044, and being the whole of the land-comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1006, Folio772.

That there has been an increase in population insuch area and that such increase is likely to bepermanent.

That a gallon license is required within the areato meet the public requirements.

That the situation Peugniu Road, Safety Bay, isa suitable place for such license.

Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that theLicensing Court may, pursuant to its powers in thatbehalf contained in the Licensing Act, 1911 (Consoli-dated), have authority to grant a new license withinthe Murray-Wellington-Forrest licensing district for thepremises erected on the said lands and your Petitionerswill ever pray, etc.

Number on Petition, Number on Roll, Signature,Address.

1, 3608, A. G. Scott, Safety Bay; 2, 3527, II. Mc.Rose, Safety Bay; 3, 1794, Trevor 1-lawker, Safety Bay;4, Sup., N. II. Logic, Safety Bay; 5, 354, V. Boinbara,Safety Bay; 6, 352, D. Bombara, Safety Bay; 7, Sup.,Jiraacesco Tannello, Safety Bay; 8, Sup., G. Lucke,Safety Bay; 9, 3853, G. T. Standring, Berry Street;10, Sup., C. E. Potter, Safety Bay; 11, Sup., H. Paxton,Safety Bay; 12, 2350, B. L. Lewis, 49 Arcadia West;13, Sup., C. P. Kenny, Safety Bay; 14, Sup., B. Kenny,Safety Bay; 15, 223, G. Beal, Safety Bay; 16, 1991,W. L. Hughes, 16 Arcadia South, Safety Bay; 17, 2533,E. D. Mason, 2 Esplanade, Safety Bay; 18, Sup.,Dorothy Smillie, P.O. Qtrs.; 19, Sup., A. E. Sinillie,P.O. Qtrs.; 20, 21, P. II. G. Albert, South Road; 21,22, E. Albert, South Road; 22, 897, F. L. Daiwood,Watts Road; 23, Sup., F. Dalwood, Watts Road; 24,2265, IR. A. Korbosky, Penguin Road; 25, 2264, F. Hoc-bosky, Penguin Road; 26, Sup., A. E. Beaumont, 7Penguin Road; 27, Sup., F. J. Beaumont, 7 PenguinRoad; 28, 3830, A. S. Spencer, Penguin Road; 29, 3613,E. M. Scott, Penguin Road; 30, 3923, A. E. Stuart, 7Penguin Road; 31, 4281, Alan Warne, Forrester Road;32, 4289, P. M. Warne, Forrester Road; 33, 1636, F. A.Groves, Penguin Road; 34, 1637, I. A. Groves, Pen-guin Road; 35, Sup., B. Stevens, 38 The Esplanade; 36,Sup., G. Stevens, 38 The Esplanade; 37, 2208, H. Her-shaw, 34 Esplanade; 38, Sup., F. Katunarily, 1 BentStreet; 39, Sup., Katunarily, 1 Bent Street; 40, 3677,E. Shepherd, 49 Esplanade; 41, 3676, A. Shepherd, 49Esplanade; 42, 4347, R. E. Watts, The Esplanade; 43,4335, E. H. Watts, The Esplanade; 44, 8341, A. Rath-jen, 27 Esplanade; 45, 8342, E. Rathjen, 27 Esplanade;46, 3018, E. E. O'Hanlon, Esplanade; 47, 3019, J. K.O'Hanlon, Esplanade; 48, 3472, E. E. Robson, SafetyBay; 49, 3473, H. J. Robson, Safety Bay; 50, 4505,0. W. Wilson, Safety Bay; 51, 4502, K. Wilson, SafetyBay; 52, Sup., R. G. Taylor, Watts Road; 53, Sup., H.A. Taylor, Safety Bay; 54, 2531, A. J. Mason, SafetyBay; 55, Sup., J. A. Bidstrup, Safety Bay; 56, 2441,E. F. Mackey, Safety Bay; 57, 3526, E. M. Ross, SafetyBay; 58, 4008, H. Taylor, Safety Bay; 59, 2442, V.Mackey, Safety Bay Road; 60, 1711, J. Hankins, Sor-rento, Safety Bay; 61, 1188, D. K. Erickson, SafetyBay; 62, Sup., F. H. Kernpster, Safety Bay, 63, Sup.,E. I. Withers, Safety Bay; 64, 999, F. Dean, SafetyBay; 65, 3183, H. C. Perrin, Safety Bay; 66, 3182, J.Perrin, Safety Bay; 67, Sup., H. H. Hatton, SafetyBay; 68, Sup., N. J. Schnaars, Safety Bay; 69, Sup.,G. Shaw, 71 MeLarty Road; 70, 2485, D. Mark, 14Shoalwater Road; 71, Sup., B. Payne, Rae Road, SafetyBay; 72, 203, G. Baxter, 15 Arcadia South: 73, 204,Jack L. Baxter, 15 Arcadia South; 74. 1988, P. Hughes.16 Arcadia South; 75, 3717, J. A. Sizer, 41 PenguinRoad; 76, 3716, A. M. Sizer, 41 Penguin Road; 773705, W. J. Simms, Gloster Crescent; 78, Sup., W. G.S. Hedges, 6 Penguin Road; 79, Sup., J. A. Parkinson.

Number on Petition, Number on Roll, Signature,Address.

6 Penguin Road; 80, 4341, H. W. A. Watts, 7 PenguinRoad; 81, 4330, A. J. H. Watts, 7 Penguin Road; 82,Sup., H. C. Ballard, 1 Bockingham Road; 83, 98, M.Attwood, 11 Roekingham Road; 84, 99, W. Attwood,11 Rockingham Road; 85, 1314, C. Flakelar, 9 Rocking-ham Road; 86, 2185, D. Kennedy, 29 Rockingham Road;87, Sup., D. Kennedy, 29 Rockingbarn Road; 88, 3840,E. Squibb, 12 Penguin Road; 89, 4188, 0. Tjnderdown,48 Penguin Road; 90, 4187, B. A. Lnderdown, 48Penguin Road; 91, 2060, W. Jackson, 66 Penguin Road;92, 3008, H. O'Connor, 66 Penguin Road; 93, Sup., L.Jackson, 66 Penguin Road; 94, 2057, M. Jackson, 66l'enguin Road; 95, 2056, M. Jackson, 66 Penguin Road;9'd, 3149, V. Paxton, 66 Penguin Road; 97, Sup., B. J.Vix, 64 Penguin Road; 98, Sup., C. Vix, 64 PenguinRoad; 99, 1512, F. Gilmore, 23 Penguin Road; 100,Sup., C. Wallington, Watts Road; 101, Sup., P. V. Wal-lington, Watts Road; 102, Sup., Lesley V. Jury, 9Safety Bay Road; 104, Sup., H. E. Clark, Safety Bay;105, 3839, A. Squibb, 12 Penguin Road; 106, 2380, L.Lind-Holmes, 7 Esplanade; 107, Sup., J. Berry, 7 Es-planade; 108, 622, R. Chamberlain, 108 Penguin Road;109, 623, D. Chamberlain, 108 Penguin Road; 110,Sup., A. W. Gull, 104 Penguin Road; 111, 1160, R. Ed-wards, 121 Penguin Road; 112, 1244, H. Farquharson,Safety Bay; 113, 3844, L. G. Stacey, Safety Bay; 114,2318, W. Leabeter, Safety Bay; 115, 3329, C. Raffaele,Safety Bay; 116, Sup., N. Raffaele, Safety Bay; 117,4569, G. A. Wyatt, Safety Bay; 118, 4568, B. H.Wyatt, Safety Bay; 119, Sup., H. Moorehead, SafetyBay; 120, Sup., R. Moorehead, Safety Bay; 121, 1597,E. J. Green, Safety Bay, 122, 1599, E. Green, SafetyBay; 123, Sup., A. Green, Safety Bay; 124, 1189, J.Erickson, Safety Bay; 125, Sup., W. Osbory, SafetyBay; 126, 1710, E. W. Hankins, Safety Bay; 127, Sup.,W. J. Andrew, Safety Bay; 128, 3200, G. Pettingill,Safety Bay; 129, 3201, M. Pettingill, Safety Bay; 130,Sup., E. Hitch, Safety Bay; 131, 2428, D. S. Macdon-ald, Safety Bay; 132, 1922, G. R. Holland, Safety Bay;133, 1926, M. Holland, Safety Bay; 134, 1915, R. J.I-locking, Safety Bay; 135, 1914, K. Hocking, SafetyBay; 136, 3571, M. Salkilld, Safety Bay; 137, 3570, D.Salkilld, Safety Bay; 138, 4282, A. Warne, Safety Bay;139, Sup., J. Warne, Safety Bay; 140, Sup., W. A.Withers, Safety Bay; 141, 2486, R. Mack, Safety Bay;142, 3704, L. Simms, Safety Bay; 143, Sup., S. C. G.France, Safety Bay; 144, 1378, V. A. L. France, SafetyBay; 145, 482, I. Bryan, Safety Bay; 146, 481, B'.Bryan, Gloucester Crescent, Safety Bay; 147, 3703, E.Simms, Safety Bay; 148, 1368, Cohn E. France, SafetyBay; 149, 1372, H. E. France, Safety Bay; 150, 3702,C. Simms, Safety Bay; 151, 1130, E. Ecciestone, SafetyBay; 152, 135, E. G. Ballard, Safety Bay; 153, Sup.,M. H. Bidstrup, Safety Bay; 154, 2427, C. Macdonald,Safety Bay; 155, 3210, H. Phillips, Safety Bay; 156,Sup., J. Phillips, Safety Bay; 157, 3949, P. Sutton,Safety Bay; 158, 3948, E. Sutton, Safety Bay; 159,2408, M. Lowden, Safety Bay; 160, Sup., H. H. Bruce,Safety Bay; 161, 3497, Winifred Rogers, PenguinRoad; 162, 3488, E. W. Rogers, Penguin Road; 163,3858, J. Steer, Penguin Road; 164, Sup., C. }'. Steer,Penguin Road; 165, Sup., A. Hawker, Esplanade; 166,H. Monkhouse, Safety Bay; 167, Sup., K. S. Moore,Penguin Road; 168, Sup., F. V. Moore, Penguin Road;169, Sup., K. Monkhouse, Penguin Road; 170, Sup., E.W. Taylor, Safety Bay Road; 171, Sup., K. A. Taylor.Safety Bay Road; 172', 1907, F. Hinds, Warnhro Road;173, 1908, L. Hinds, Warnbero Road; 174, 222, A. Real,Rockingharn Road; 175, Sup., E. W. Potter, DefenceRoad; 176, Sup., E. B. Reerill, Safety Bay; 177, Sup., J.Dawes, Safety Bay; 178, Sup., C. Dawes, Safety Bay;179, Sup., B. A. Ion, McLarty Road; 180, Sup., J. L.Burkett, Safety Bay: 181, Sup., P. L. M. Burkett,Safety Bay; 182, 4458, C. Williams, Safety Bay; 183,4406, A. G. White, Safety Bay; 184, 251, B. A. Bent-ley, Safety Bay; 185, Sup., T. Roberts. Safety Bay;186, Sup., T. Roberts, Safety Bay: 187, 3153, G. B.Payne, Safety Bay; 188, 1511. G. Gilmore, Safety Bv-189, 2798, 0. B. Monkhouse, Safety Bay; 190, 144, N.Barnhart, Safety Bay.

All of the signatures to this Petition, with the ex-ception of number 22 which was witnessed by F. Dal-wood, were witnessed by F. L. DaIwood.

HUGHES & PRICKETT, Solicitors, 201-204 C.M.L.Buildings, Perth.

IN THE MATTER OF THE LICENSINGACT, 1911-1946.

And in the matter of a Petition for authority togrant a Gallon License at Deanmill on portionof Sawmilling Site in Sawniilling Permit 86/liheld under the Forests Act, 1918, by the Ministerfor Trading Concerns and situated at Deanmill.

To His Excellency Sir Janies Mitchell, K.C.M.G.,Governor of the State of Western Australia:

THE Humble Petition of the undersigned, being themajority of the electors living in the area herein-after defined showeth as follows:-

That your Petitioners are a majority ill num-ber of electors living in an area comprised within acircle having a radius of three (3) miles from thePost Office at Deanmjll within which area is situatedSawnulling Site in Sawmilliug Permit 86/li heldunder the Forests Act, 1918, by the Minister forrffij1jg Concerns.

That there has been an increase in populationin such area and that such increase is likely to bepermanent.

That at present there are no licensed premisesto meet tile requirements within such area.

That a Gallon License is required within tilesaid al-ca to meet the requirements within such area.

That the said land is a suitable place for sucha license.

That if a Gallon License be granted, suchlicense would, at all times be under the control of theMinister in charge of tile State Saw Mills Departmentthrough his officers.

Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray that theLicensing Coui-t may, pursuant to tile powers ni thatbehalf contained in the Licensing Act, 1911-1946,have authority to grant a Gallon License in i-espectof a building known as the State Saw Mills GeneralStoe, wimieli premises are erected on the land herein-before mentioned.

Amid your petitioners as in duty bound will everpray.

Dated this 3rd day of October, 1949.

Consecutive No., No. on Roll, Signature,Occupation, Address.

1, 3295, F. Leeman, mill manager, Deanmill; 2, 3294,F. M. Leeman, home duties, Deanmill; 3, 5714, L. N.Verrier, timber worker, Deanmill; 4, 1578, R. Doust,timber worker, Deanmill; 5, 3069, R. J. Kelly, car-penter, Appadene road; 6, 778, J. Burrows, homeduties, Graphit Road; 7, 776, E. Burrows, housewife,Graphit Road; 8, 5735, F. Wadsworth, housewife,Graphit Road; 9, 1015, H. F. Clarke, farmer, GraphitRoad; 10, -, M. E. Clarke, home duties, GraphitRoad; 11, 3361, G. M. Linmer, home duties, GraphitRoad; 12, 3075, R. P. Kelly, housewife, Graphit Road;13, 5062, J. 0. Shepherd, farmer, Graphit Road; 14,5060, D. Shepherd, housewife, Graphit Road; 15, 6063,F. L. Wisifield, housewife, Graphit Road; 16, 3826,I. N. Metcalf, housewife, Graphit Road; 17, 454 C.P. Blakers, orchardist, Seven Day Road; 18, -, W.Brueehle, dairy farmer, Seven Day Road; 19, -, N.Bruechle, housewife, Seven Day Road; 20, 1883, C. E.Fontanini, farmer, Seven Day Road; 21, 1330, W. H.Daff, farmer, Seven Day Road; 22, 1018, J. G. Clarke,farmer, Seven Day Road; 23, 1491, A. A. Dinneen,farmer, Seven Day Road; 24, 1495, J. W. Dinneen,farmer, Seven Day Road; 25, 1492, E. N. Dinneen,housewife, Seven Day Road; 26, 4715, W. T. Reynolds,farmer, Seven Day Road; 27, 4718, A. C. Reynolds,housewife, Seven Day Road; 28, 1470, R. Dibb, house-wife, Seven Day Road; 29, 1469, L. Djbb, farmer,Seven Day Road; 30, 5918, R. Wheeler, farmer, SevenDay Road; 31, 5917, E. Wheeler, housewife, SevenDay Road; 32, 3046, B. Kazieh, farmer, Seven DayRoad; 33. 3047, N. Kazich, farmer, Seven Day Road;34, 428, B. Deans, railway officer, Station House,Jardee; 35, 2383, A. Halden, housewife, ChoppingStreet; 36, 600, F. V. Breaby, farmer, P.O. Box 54,Ma.iiimup: 37, 3384, J. H. Little, farmer, Manjimup;28, 2671, J. R. Hind, farmer, Donnelly road; 39, 2672,M. Hind, farmer, Donnelly road; 40, 5139, L. Sims,housewife, Donnelly Road; 41, 4668, D. Rayson,farmer, Maujirnup; 42, 4669, H. Rayson, housewife,Maniimup; 43, 589, R. Bramgan, farmer, Dixvale; 44,1313, C. Curti, farmer, Dixvale; 45, 4645, M. F. Ran-dall, farmer, Manjimup; 46, 3514, D. Mase, farmer,


Manjimup; 47, 1314, F. Curti, housewife, Dixvale;4S, 1312, B. Curti, farmer, Dixvale; 49, 3661, G. J.Mazzini, farmer, Dixvalc; 50, 3127, K. N. Kilramn,housewife, Dixvale; 51, 3128, Mary Kilrain, shopassistant, Dixvale; 52, 3129, N. Kilrain, farmer, Dix-vale; 53, 6121, V. Wren, farmer, Dixvale; 54, 255, A.E. Baron, housewife, Dixvale; 55, 256, B. E. Bas-on,farmer, Dixvale; 56, 257, S. L. Baron, farnier, Dixvale;57, 2186, I. 1umphrcys, domestic, Dixvale; 58, 4897,B. A. Russell, farmer, Dixvale; 59, -, D. M. Russell,home duties, Dixvale; 60, 4760, J. Rising, farmer,Dixvale; 61, 2809, F. J. Jnmes, home duties, Dixvale;

1064, N. Colocks, tobacco grower, Appadene road;-, P. Sleight, home duties, Appadene Road; 64,

-, P. T. Sleight, dairy farmer, Appadene Road; 6o,5851, T. Waugh, dairy farmer, Appadene Road; 66,-, M. Waugh, home duties, Appadene Road; 67, 3468,E. R. Luff, tobacco manager, Appadene Road; 68,5S52, T. Waugh, farmer, Appadene Road; 69, 5853,W. Waugh, farmer, Appadene Road; 70, 4761, N. 0.Rising, home duties, Dixvale; 71 1261, T. Crouch,farmer, Burnside; 72, 1230, J. Crilly, pensioner, Dean-mill; 73, -, E. A. Smart, turner, Deanmihl; 74, 733,W. J. Buckland, carpenter, Deanmill; 75, 2462, IV. S.Haimnahan, stone manager, Deanmihl; 76, 2774, T.Hughes, kiln operator, Deanmill; 77, 962, T. Cheetham,null hand, Deanmuill; 78, 1010, B. Clarke, mill hand,Deanmnihl; 79, 3827, S. Metcalf, farmer, Graphite road;80, -, D. P. Kennedy, yard hand, Deanmihl; 81, 601,H. IV. Brealey, yard hand, Deanmill; 82, 5250, W.Smith, yard hand, Deanmihl; 83, 2454, A. L. Hanrahman,saw filer, Deanmill; 84, 4096, A. Muschamp, bench-man, Deanmill; 85, 236, 0. 0. Barefoot, mill store-man, Deanmiil; 86, 1046, K. W. Clively, accountant,Deamsrnill; 87, 4429, R. Pegrum, clerk, Deanmill; 88,5693, F. Tuttin, postmastem, Deanmill; 89, 2071, F.Gates, sawyer, Deanmill; 90, 1674, D. Edwards, saw-yer, Deaimmill; 91, 1680, N. Edwards, housewife,Deanmuihh; .92, 1537, A. R. Doust, sawyer, Deamimill;93, 1574, M. N. Doust, housewife, Deanmill; 94, 1555,G. F. Doust, timber worker, Deanmill; 95, 1551, E.Doust, home duties, Deanmnill; 96, 5476, B. J. Taylor,home duties, Deanmill; 97, 5491, T. J. Taylor, millhand, Deanmill; 98, 4731, J. A. Richards, engineer,Deanmihl; 99, 4585, G. F. Proudfoot, fitter's assistant,Deanmihl; 100, 4584, B. Proudfoot, home duties, Dean-mill; 101, -, A. J. Murphy, baker, Deanmill; 102,4082, Ethel N. Murphy, housewife, Deanmill; 103,2773, Shirley Hughes, housewife, Deanmill; 104, 4734,Violet Richards, housewife, Deanmniil; 105, 3764, F.McKernay, housewife, Deanmill; 106, 2456, C. L.Ha.nrahan, housewife, Deanmill; 107, 813, A. A.Bygraves, mill hand, Deanmill; 108, 815, E. Bygmaves,housewife, Deaamihl; 109, 2676, T. Hindes, mill hand,Deanmnihl; 110, 2679, L. Hindes, housewife, Deaninill;111, 4085, N. A. Murphy, labourer, Deanmill; 112,1045, B. Chively, housewife, Deanmihi; 113, 107, N.Arbuary, housewife, Deanmihl; 114, 3555, L. Moloney,housewife, Deanmill; 115, 235, N. Barefoot, boardinghouse proprietor, Deamnill; 116, 3098, E. Kennedy,housewife, Deanmill; 117, 1185, E. V. Cotton, hsouse-wife, Deannuhl; 118, -, L. Maurs, housemaid, Dean-mill; 119, 730, J. Buckland, housewife, Deanmill; 120,3101, J. N. Kennedy, mill worker, Deanmill; 121,4092, 1. Murray, guard, Deaamill; 122, 106, C.Arbuary, foreman, Deanmill; 123, 4237, IV. Oldfield,fettler, Deanmill; 124, -, R. W. Cotton (jnr.), fettler,Deanrnilh; 125, 5241, R. C. Smith, mill hand, Deanmill;126, 4263, L. N. O'Neill, winch driver, Deanmill; 127,4417, P. C. Pearse, engine driver, Deaemmill; 128, 4516,C. F. Pu, timber worker, Dearimill; 129, 4264, N.0. O'Neill, housewife, Deanmill; 130, 5681, E. NI.Tunstall, housewife, Deanmill; 131, 4428, N. A.Pegrurn, housewife, Deanmill; 132, 3792, A. E. Mc-Bohan, mill hand, Deanmill; 133, 5567, C. Thorpe,mill hand, Deanmill; 134, 5569, N. Thorpe, housewife,Deanmill; 135, 4083, E. Murphy, housewife, Deaamill;136, 4084, J. J. Murphy, blacksmith, Deanmiil; 137,4910, N. Sakadakis, millhnnd, Deammmill; 138, 4911, B.Sakadakis, housewife, Deanmill; 139, 4632, J. Ralston,housewife, Deanmnihl; 140, 4633, L. A. Ralston, mill-hand, Deaimniihl; 141, 1690, A. Eggington, nuhlhand,Deammmmiilh; 142, 1691, F. Eggington, housewife, Dean-null; 143, 3265, J. Levis, millhaimd, Deanniill; 144,3266, N. Lavis, housewife, Deaumill; 145, 3097, B.Kennedy, housewife, Deanmihl; 146, -, U. C. Kemmnedy,mill hand, Deanmihl; 147, 3899, A. P. Moloney, faller,Deammmill; 148, 5886, R. Wethemell, greengrocer, Man-

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jimup; 149, 3574, A. Markatis, tobacco grower, Man-jimup; 150, 790, J. Buss, housewife, Manjimup; 151,218, S. Ban, tobacco grower, Manjimup; 152, -, K.Ban, housewife, Manjimup; 153, 3840, A. Milentis,tobacco grower, Majimup; 154, 832, A. Kalamoris,tobacco grower, Manjimup; 155, 732, II. J. Buckland,retired, Manjiinup; 156, 4086, M. J. Murphy, retired,Maujimup; 157, 2381, A. V. Halden, contractor, Man-jimup; 158, 2144, I. 0. Gibson, housewife, Manjimup;159, 2752, N. Hawell, housewife, Ivlanjimup; 160, 6081,C. Wisliart, housewife, Manjimup; 161, 3850, J. B.Miles, truck driver, Maajimup; 162, 5887, G. E.Wetherell, housewife, Manjirnup; 163, -, W.Hanrahan, truck driver, Manjimup; 164, 3704, C.MeCosh, home duties, Manjiinup; 165, 2836, B. Irwin,pensioner, Manjimup; 166, 3376, E. Link, farmer,Appendene Road; 167, 3377, F. M. Link, home duties,Appendene Road; 168, 1861, K. E. Fletcher, house-wife, Manjiniup; 169, 1860, H. W. Fletcher, pensioner,Manjimup; 170, 91, F. Andrews, mechanic, Manjimup;171, 93, J. Andrews, housewife, Malijimup; 172, 2125,F. T. Giblett, farmer, Manjimup; 173, 2945, D. K.Johnston, farmer, Manjimup; 174, -, N. Hay, house-wife, Manjimup; 175, 961, H. Cheetharn, housewife,Manjimup; 176, 4296, C. H. Paddon, farmer, Man-jimup; 177, 3357, F. A. Lilly, guard, Manjimup; 178,4438, N. K. Peovitis, night watchman, Deanmill; 179,3890, Bert Mitty, timber worker, Deanmill; 180, 3891,Jessy I'vlitty, housewife, Deanmihl; 181, 3130, A. J.King, cleaner, Deanmill; 182, 5492, W. B. Taylor,yard hand, Deanmill; 183, 5490, 5. Taylor, housewife,Deanmill; 184, 4418, V. Pears, housewife, Deamnill;185, 3765, W. E. McKenuay, foreman, Deanmill; 186,2767, K. Hughes, timber worker, Deanusill; 187, 1187,B. W. Cotton, timber worker, Deaninill; 188, 2675,C. W. Hindes, engine driver, Deanmill; 189, -, M.Hindes, housewife, Deanmill; 190, 1357, 0. Davidson,foreman, Deanmill; 191, 1356, D. Davidson, housewife,Deanmill; 192, -, A. B. Burnett, mill hand, Deanmill;193, 764, M. A. Burnett, housewife, Deanmill; 194,858, Roland D. Caiitwell, teacher, Deanmill; 195, 1730,I. Ereya, faller, Deaninill; 196, 2042, J. Gardiner,labourer, Deanmihi; 197, -, G. Nicholass, -, Dean-mill; 198, 3330, A. Lester, timber worker, Deaninill;

1623, A. F. Duffield, poultry farmer, Manjimup;401, A. Berresford, timber worker, Mnnjimup;402, E. Berresford, housewife, Manjimup; 202,

2955, J. J. Johnston, salesman, Manjimup; 203, 2956,D. M. Johnston, housewife, Manjimup; 204, 2899, A.N. Jeifree, mechanic, Man,jimup; 205, 5882, F. B.Weston, teacher, Manjimup; 206, 4665, H. Raynis,machinist, Manjiinup; 207, 695, 5. Brown, contractor,Manjimup; 208, 5883, J. E. Weston, grader driver,Maujimup 209, -, F. L. Weston, home duties, Man-jimup; 210, 5885, L. Wetherell, housewife, Manjimup;211, 4710, A. Reimers, housewife, Macjimup; 212, 5527,H. C. Thompson, ganger, Manjimup; 213, 2724, H.Hornby, carpenter, Manjimup; 214, 3416, H. 0.Logan, truck driver, Manjimup; 215, 3410, A. W.Logan, loco driver, Maujimup; 216, 5679, 0. J. Tn!-lock, butcher, Manjimup; 217, 4542, E. Popliam, millhand, Manjimup; 218, 6143, J. Yates, mill hand, Man-jimup; 219, 4305, S. Page, mill hand, Maujimup; 220,3387, L. Litthecott, tractor driver, Man,jimup; 221,4275, J. L. O'Sullivan, storeman, Manjimup; 222,683, H. L. Brown, labourer, Manjimup; 223, 817, B.P. Byrne, truck driver, Manjimup; 224, 4667, S. E.Baynes, mill worker, Manjimup; 225, 791, 5. A. Buss,assistant cheese maker, Maiijimup; 226, -, G.Chambers, postal assistant P.131.0., Phunkett Street;227, 1339, B. Dance, mill hand, Plunkett Street; 228,562, L. Boyle, lineman, Plunkett Street; 229, 2684, D.H. Hoar, housewife, Plunkett Street; 230, 2685, E.K. Hoar, M.L.A., Plunkett Street; 231, 3256, A. Love,mill hand, Deanmill; 232, 5201, J. Smith, home duties,Deanrnill; 233, -, B. B. Murphy, carpenter, Deanmilh;234, 2480, J. N. W. Irwin, housewife, Deanmill; 235,340, A. Mc. Beasley, housewife, Deanmill; 236, 2838,G. B. Irwin, mill hand, Deanmill; 237, 2875, D. C.James, yard hand, Dea.nmihl; 238, 2873, N. K. James,mill hand, Deanmilh; 239, 2872, H. A. James, house-wife, Deanmill; 240, 3329, B. Lester, housewife, Dean-mill; 241, 2679, M. Hughes, housewife, Deanmill; 242,3015, B. Kaiser, housewife, Deanmill; 243, 3104, S.A. Kennedy, housewife, Deanmill; 244, -, J. C.Kennedy, farmer, Deanmill; 245, 4932, B. H. Sandom,timber worker, Plunkett Street; 246, 2658, A. B. Hill,timber worker, Deanmill; 247, 342, J. Beashey, boiler


attendant, Deanniill; 248, -, F. Cotton, mill hand,Deaninill; 249, 3690, H. McCarthy, engine driver,Deanmill; 2.50, 5628, J. L. Tunstahl, loco fireman, Dean-mill; 251, 2659, C. N. Hill, housewife, Deanmilh; 252,602, M. Brearley, housewife, Deanmill.

Witness to all signatures-T. J. Taylor.

LICENSING ACT, 1911-1939.It is hereby notified that the following members of

the Police Force have been appointed by I{is Excellencythe Governor in Cotuicil as Inspectors of Licensed Pre-mises in accordance with section 214 of the LicensingAct, 1911-1939, and tim cancellation of such appoint-ments as hereunder named

Appointments.Constable Merry, V. F.; No. 1708; Turkey Creek.Constable Doherty, W P.; No. 1719; Wagin.Constable Trainor, 31. F.; No. 1819; Quairading.Constable Jensen, T. E.; No. 1696; Roebourne.Constable Cassidy, F. F.; No. 1805; Dumbleyung.Constable Mclnues, W. D.; No. 1699; Armadahe.Constable Gee, A. G.; No. 1981; Gwahia.Constable Dmis, B. L.; No. 1450; Causeway.Constable Brown, G. E.; No. 2031; Plain Clothes

Branch, Perth.Constable Goddard, D. C.; No. 1911; Plain Clothes

Branch, Perth.,Constablc. Wall, S. G. ; No. 1725; Broakton.Constable Munime, L. A.; No. 1903; Trayning.Constable Thurstou, V. B.; No. 1829 ; Northauspton.Constable Cole, A. I'.; No. 1923; Mt. Magnet.Constable Lloyd, M. V. W.; No. 1971 ; Plain Clothes

Branch, Perth.Constable Rogers, F. G.: No. 2000 Goomahhing.Constable Lemon, A. E.; No. 1995; Plain Clothes

Branch. Perth.Constable Lemon, J. E.; No. 2006; Plain Clothes

Branch, Perth.Constable Dickinson, 111.; No. 1825; Espei-ancc.Constable Wilhelm, H. H.; No. 1851; Fitzroy Crossing.Constable McAullay, C. J.; No. 1938; Bunbury.Constable Kennedy, A.; No. 1866; Dongara.

Cancellations.

Inspector Archibald, W. H.; retired.Inspector Cowie, 31.; retired.Inspector Fawcett, H.; retired.Inspector Harvey, liT.; retired.Inspector Moloney, E. E.; retired.Inspector Nicholson, J.; retired.Sergeant Kevan, J.; retired.Sei"'eant Williams, W H.; retired,Sergeant Ward, F. T.; retired.Constable Box, B. W.; resigned.Constable Cavanongh, C. C.; resigned.Constable Green, G.; deceased.Constable Martin, J.; retired.Constable Newnlsarn, S. H.; retired.Constable Napier, A. A.; retired.Constable Patterson, J. IV.; retired.Constable Taylor, 3. P. J.; resigned.

J. DOYLE,Commissioner of Police.

11th October, 1949.

Chief Secretary's Department,Perth, 7th October, 1949.

}IIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to make the following appointments:-

C.S.D. 463/46-William Melrose, as a member of thePrisoners' Aid Association for the period ending 31stDecember, 1949, vice A. W. Mitchell, resigned.

C.S.D. 650/42-Cyril Hill Capel and Clifford Archi-bald Gannaway, as Principal Warders at FremantlePrison, subject to six months' probation, as from the12th September, 1949.

H. T. STITFOLD,Under Secretary.


STREET COLLECTIONS (REGULATION)ACT, 1940.

Chief Secretary's Office,Perth, 12th October, 1949.

NOTICE is hcreby given that any person (includingany association, society, or committee, and any com-bination thereof) desiring to make a street collectionin time metropolitan area doling 1910 should make aplJli-cation to the Chief Secretary for the issue of the neces-sary pernut in the application form prescribed by theStreet Collections Regulations, 1941.

Apphcations are restricted to the following dates :Friday-2Otls January; 3rd, 17th February; 3rd, 17th,

31st March; 14th, 28th April; 12th, 26th May; 9th, 23rdJune; 7th, 21st July; 4th, 18th August; 1st, 15th, 29thScptember; 13th, 27th October; 10th, 24th November;8th Drcember.

H. T. STITFOLD,Under Secretary,

Chief Secretary 's Department.

THE. HEALTH ACT, 1948.Gosnells Road Board Resolution.

P.H.D. 1585/21.WHEREAS under tile provisions of the Health Act alocal authority may by resolution make by-laws andmay alter or amend any by-laws so made: Now there-fore tile Gosnells Road Board being a local authoritywitlun the meaning of tile said Act doth hereby makethe following by-law to stand as by-law 70 in Part 1of tile said Local Authority 's By-laws.

By-law 70, Part 1.No person other than a contractor to tile Gosnells

Road Board may undertake or contract for the me-moval and disposal of night soil within tIme portionof tile Gosuclis hood District described in tile ScheduleIsereto so long as the local authority or its contractorexecutes or continues the execution of such work oris prepnred and willing to execute or continue theexecution of such work.

Schedule.All that piece of land bounded by lines commenc-

ing at a point on the North-Western boundary of Can-mung Location 286 at the intersection of the prolonga-tion North-Westward of the North-East boundary oflot 29. Thence in a South-Easterly direction alongsaid prolongation and North-East boundary and theNorth-Eastern boundary of lot 82 and its prolongationto and along the North-Eastern boundaries of lots 139and 192 and continuing to and along the North-East-ern boundary of lot 249 to its South-East corner.

Thence in a North-Easterly direction along theNorth-Western boundaries of lots 301, 300, 299, 298,297, 296, 295, 294, 293, 292, 291, 290, 289, 288, 287,2813, 285. 284, 283, 282, 281, and 280 to the latter'sNorth corner.

Thence South-Eastward along the North-Easternboundary of lot 280 to its South-East corner and con-tinuing in a South-Easterly direction to the Northcorner of lot 368 of Canning Location 7 and continu-ing along the North-Eastern boundary of lot 368 toits junction with the North-West boundary of lot 5of Canning Location 382. Thence North-Eastwardalong said North-Wbst boundary to the North cornerof lot 5.

Thence in a South-Easterly direction along theNorth-East boundaries of lots 5, 2 and 3 to the North-West boundary of lot 8 continuing South-Westwardalong the sanle North-West boundary and the North-West boundary of lot 7, to the North corner of lot 6.

Thence South-Eastward along the North-East boun-dary of lot 6 and its prolongation to the North-Westboundary of lot 9 and along the said North-Westboundary North-Eastwards to its North corner. Con-tinuing South-Eastward along the North-East boun-daries of lots 9, 10, 11 and 12 and their prolongationSouth-Eastwards to the North-West boundary of lot129 of Canning Location 3-11-12, thence along the saidNorth-West boundary to the North corner of lot 279and continuing in a South-Easterly direction alongthe North-Eastern boundaries of lots 279, 278 and 128

amid the latter's prolongation South-Eastward to theNorth-West boundary of lot 230. Thence North-East-ward to the North corner of lot 230 and continuingSouth-Eastward along the North-East boundaries oflots 2.30, 231 and 232 to the North-Western boundaryof lot 233 and North-Eastward along said boundaryto the North corner of lot 233, continuing South-East-ward along the North-Eastern boundaries of lots 233,234 and 235 and the latter's prolongation to the North-West boundary of lot 236 and North-Eastward alongsaid boundary to time North corner of lot 2.36. ThenceSouth-Eastward along the North-East boundaries oflots 236, 237 and 238 to the latter's junction with theNorth-West boundary of Canning Location 13 andcontinuing along the said North-West boundary South-Westward to the North corner of lot 273 of CanningLocation 13.

Thence South-Eastward along the North-East boun-daries of lots 273, 2.72 and 271 to the latter's junctionwith time North-West boundary of lot 269, continuingSouth-Westward along said boundary to the Northcorner of lot 270 and South-Eastward along the latter'sNorth-East boundary and its prolongation to theNorth-West boundary of lot 288 and South-Westwardalong said boundary to the North corner of 1t 285.Thence in a general South-Easterly direction alongthe North-Eastern boundaries of lots 285 and 286 andtile latter's prolongation to tile North boundary of lot380 and along the latter's North, North-East andSouth-East boundary and the South-East boundary oflot 379, the North-East boundaries of lots 373, 372,371, 370, 369, 368, 367, 366, 365, 364 and 363 to andalong the North-East boundaries of lots 362, 361, 360,359 and 358 and along part of the South-East boun-dary of time latter to a point in prolongation North-Wgstward of the North-East boundary of lot 34 ofCanning Locat)on 15, continuing along said prolonga-tion and North-East boundaries of lots 34, 47 to andalong time North-East boundary of lot 10 to its Eastcorner, thence in a South-Westerly direction along theSouth boundaries of lots 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 65and portion of lot 64 to its junction with the North-East boundary of Canning Location 82 and continuingalong tIme North-Eastern nail South-Eastern boundaryof Canning Location 82 to tilO latter's junCtion withthe right bank of the Canning River.

Thence in a general Southerly direction along theright bank of the said river to its intersection withthe S'outh-East boundary of Canning Location 40 andalong said South-East and the South-West boundaryof location 40 to the latter 's junction with the South-East boundary of Canning Location 16A. ThenceSouth-Westward along tbe South-East boundary oflocation 16A to a point in prolongation South-East-ward of the South-West boundary of lot 1270 of Can-ning Location 16. Thence in a general North-West-erly direction along the said prolongation and South-Western boundaries of lots 1270, 1J69, 1268, 1267,1266, 1265, 1256, 1255, 1254, 1253, 1241, 1240 continu-ing to the South-East boundary of lot 1238 and alongits South-East boundary to the South corner of lot1239. Thence along the South-West boundary of lot1239 to and along the South-East and South-Westboundary of lot 1224 to the South-East boundary oflot 1223 and along said South-East boundary to itsintersection with the North-East boundary of lot 1226and along said boundary to the right bank of theSouthern River.

Thence in a general Northerly direction along saidright bank to its intersection with the North-Westboundary of Canning Location 16 and continuingalong the said North-West boundary North-Eastwardto the right bank of the Canning River, and continu-ing along said right bank in a general North-Westerlydirection to a point in prolongation North-Eastwardof tile North-Western boundary of Canning Location17. Thence South-Westward along said prolongationand North-West boundary to the South corner of lot77 of Canning Location 18. Continuing in a North-Westerly direction along the South-West boundariesof lots 77, 72, 22 and continuing to the South-Eastcorner of lot 10 of Canning Location 19. Thence alongtime North-East boundary of lot 10 aforesaid and itsprolongation North-Westward to the South-East boun-dary of sub-lot 3 of lot 5 and continuing along theSouth-East, South-West and North-West boundary ofsaid lot 3 to the South-East corner of lot 20. Thence

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by the North-East boundaries of lots 20 and 21 andthe latter's prolongation to the centre of NicholsonRoad.

Thence in a general North-Easterly direction alongthe centre of. Nicholson Road to its junction withthe North-West boundary of Canning Location 6 andcontinuing along the North-Western boundary of Can-ning Location 6 and Canning Locations 316 and 286to the starting point.

Passed at a meeting of the Gosnells Road Boardthis thirteenth day of June, 1949.

W. H. LANGPOHD,Chairman.

RICHARD RUS'HTON,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, 7/10/49.


hOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.Kununoppin cud Districts Hospital Board-Resolution.

Amendment of By-law's.PH.D. 632/40.

THE Model By-laws as contained in regulation 10 ofthe regulations made under the Hospitals Act, 1927,and published in the Government Gazette 015 the 6thDecember, 1940, and as adopted by tlse Kununoppin andDistricts Hospital Board, under section 37 of the Hos-pitals Act, 1927, by resolution published in the Govern-scent Gazette on the 11th July, 1941, are amended asfollows:-

By-law No. 16 is amended by deleting therefrom tlseswords ''Private wards (2 or nsore beds), 12s. 6d. perday; Private rooms (single), 15s. per day,'' and insert-ing in lieu thereof the follow'ing words:-' 'Privatewards (2 or 'nose beds), 17s. 6d. per day; Private rooms(single), 20s. per day.''

Passed at a meeting of the Kununoppin and DistrictHospital Board this 9th day of June, 1949.

B. M. GILLETT,Ohairsnan.

A. G. HOTTHAjM,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency tIme G-oves-msor iii executiveCouncil 7/10/49.

R. H. DOIG,Clerk of the Council.

THE HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.Departnsent of Public Health,

Perth, 7th October, 1949.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint:-

P.HD. 889/44-Messrs. L. Nowla,sd, D. McCaskill,H. G. Lukin, C. Ml. lF'airhead, W. Nulsen and B. Geikieto be ,neisibers of the Wiluna District Hospital Boardfor time period ending 31st July, 1950.

P.H.D. 619/43-Mr. IV. C. Biggs to be a member ofthe Leonora Hospital Board for the period ending 31stJuly, 1950.

P.H.D. 621/45-Messrs. H. Morplmett and S. Campbell and Mesdames S. Hillman, T. Coates and 0. Osinond,to he members of tise Mt. Magnet Hospital Board forthe period ending 31st July, 1950.

H. T. STITFOLD,Under Secretary.

HOSPITALS ACT, 1927-1948.Gnowangerup Hospital Board-Resolution.

Amendment of By-laws.P.H.D. 840/35.

THE Model By-laws as contained in regulation 10 ofthe regulations macic under the Hospitals Act, 1927,assd published in tise Government Gazette on the 6thDeeesnber, 1940, and as adopted by tlse GaowangernpHospital Board, under section 37 of the Hospitals Act,1927, by resolution published in the Government Gazetteon the 24th October, 1941, are amended as follows:-

By-law No. 16 is amended by deleting therefrom thewords ''Private rooms (sissgle), 15s. per day; Privatewards (tw'O or more beds), 12s. 60. per day,'' andinserting in lien thereof the following words:-' 'Privaterooms (.siisgle), 18s. per day; Private wards (two ormore beds), 15s. 60. per day.''

Passed at a meeting of the Gnowangerup HospitalBoard this 22nd clay of July, 1949.

D. KEITH HOUSE,Chairman.

S. W. STEWART,Secretary.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, 7/10/49.


HEALTH ACT, 1911-1948.Department of Public Healths,

Perth, 7th October, 1949.P.H.D. 1604/48.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council acting under the provisions ofsection 321 of the Health Act, 1911-1948, has been pleased to amend the regulationsrelating to Maternity Homes made under and for the purpose of the said Act andpublished from time to tune iii the Government Gazette (reprinted with amendmentsup to and including the 5th day of November, 1943), in the manner mentioned inthe Schedule hereunder.

(Sgd.) H. T. STITFOLD,Under Secretary.

Schedule.The abovementioned regulations are amended by deleting the whole of Regula-

tion 4 and Schedule C thereto.

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council, 7/10/49.


OCTOBEC 14, 1949.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2465

FREMANTLE HARBOUR TRUST ACT, 1902.

Amendment of Regulations.C.S.D. 233/46.

THE Premantie Harbour Trust Commissioners, acting pursuant to section 65 of theFreniantle Harbour Trust Act, 1902 (as reprinted with amendments in the 1934Sessional Volume of Statutes), hereby amend the regulations made by them and inforce under the said Act, as published in tile Goverw,nent Gazette of the 5th day ofSeptember, 1934, and amended from time to time thereafter (reprinted by theGovernment Printer with all amendments to tile 18th day of March, 1949), andsince further amended by notice published in the Government Gazette on the 3rd dayof June, 1949, in the manner mentioned in the Schedule hereunder:

Schedule.The abovementioned regulations are anlended as follows:-

1. By deleting the first sentence of Regulation No. 56 and inserting in lieuthereof the following:

Any vessel which may require the services of a pilot over the non-com-pulsory pilotage area in the Outer Harbour as defined in Regulation No. 103shall proceed to the Sea Pilot Boarding Ground and there wait until boarded bythe pilot, for whose services an application shall b.c made by wireless tele-graphy when notification of expected time of arrival at the port, as prescribedin Regulation No. 73 (a), is given.

2. The following new Regulation is made:Regulation No. 73 (a)Notifieation of Arrival at Port.

Notification of expected arrival time of vessels in the vicinity of theFairway Buoy marking the approach to Gage Roads shall be given by wirelesstelegraphy 24 hours ahead, and a second notice of expected time of arrivalconfirming or amending the previous notice shall be given two hours ahead.

All vessels with explosives, inflammable liquid and other dangerouscargoes on board shall communicate such information by wireless telegraphywhen notice of expected time of arrival is being given 24 hours ahead.

All such communications shall be addressed to the Harbour Master,Fremantle.

3. The following new Regulation is made:Regulation No. 73 (b)Entry of Vessels.

All vessels entering the port shall except as otherwise provided come toan anchorage in Gage Roads, South of Latitude 32° 01' 5., taking care to avoidan area bounded by lines drawn from the light tower on the North Mole on abearing of 284 for a distance of 1.63 miles, thence on a bearing of 180° for adistance of 7.7 cables, and thence on a bearing of 83° for a distance of twomiles to the light tower on the South Mole, this area being reserved for themanoeuvring of vessels into and out of the Inner Harbour.

Vessels arriving at the port with explosives on board, or desiring toload explosives whilst in port, shall anehor in Gage Roads not less than half amile from any other vessel, and to the Westward of Longitude 115° 41' 24" E.,unless otherwise directed by the Harbour Master.

4. By deleting Regulation No. 103 and inserting in lieu thereof the following:No. 103.

Pilotage Compulsory.(a) Pilotage shall be compulsory upon every vesselnot specifically exempted therefrom by these regulations through all waterswithin the boundaries of the port, excepting between Gage Roads and the PilotBoarding Ground appointed for the purpos

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