Bank holidays at places enumerated hereunder.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALiA, By liii axcetlency Sir James Mitchel',TO WIT. K.C.MG., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over h, State of Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor. and its Dependencies in the Common-

[Is.] wealth of Australia.IN pltrsualice of tlte provisions contained in tite fifthsectiott of tite Bank Holidays Act, 18Sf, I, tlte Lieitteit-ant-Gtvernor of tile said State, do by titis my ProClarnIt-tion appoint special dan-s to he observed as Bank Holi-days, as follows:

Date and Town.Friday, 27th October, 1 939Katattning.Saturday, 28t1t October, 1939Waroona.Wednesday, 1st November, 1939Donnybrook.Given ttnder my httncl and tite Public Seal of tite

said State, at Perth, this 5th day of October,1939.

By His Excellency 's Command,

W. H. KITSON,Chief Secretary.

GOI) SAVE 'THE KING

'l'lte Fttctoris and Shops Act, 1920-37.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, By His uxcellency Sir James Mitchell,TO WIT. I K.C.M.G., Lieutenant-Governor in and

JAMES MITCHELL, over the State ol Western AustraliaLieutenant-Governor, and its Dependencies in the Common-

[1,5.] wealth of Australia.

F. & S. 624/36: Ex. Co. 2078.WHEREAS it is estacted by the Factories and SitopsAct, 1920, that tlte expression ''Pttblic holiday'' sItallmean certain days therein specified and any other daydeclared by Proclamation to be a public holiday for tilepurpose of tite said Act: And witereas it has haitiordered that Monday, tue 13th day of Noveniber, 1939,sitall be observed as a public holiday in honour of thehirtltday of I-us Most Gracious Majesty King GeorgeVI. : Now, therefore I, tlte said Lieutenant-Governor,by and with tite advice and consent of tlte ExecutiveCouncil, do Itereby proclaini and declare that Monday,

OF

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

the 13th day of November, 1939, shall be a public holi-day tltrougltout the State for the purposes of tlte saidAct, aitd shall ft observed as a public ltolida3' underevery part (tf thte sit id Art in tvlticiht the (iX)aiS5iOhloccttrs.

(livelt tttnler ntv itt t ttd alt d the Pttblic Seal of thesaid State, at Pertlt, this 29th day of Septett-her, 1939.

By 1-us Excellency's Command,

(Sgd.) A. B. (1. ulAWicE,Mill ister for La! tott I,

(10!) SAVE THE KING

Premier's Ii )epit rttncnt,Perth, l0tlt October, 1939.

FT is lterebv notified, for pttblic infortn:ttion, titat per-ntission Itas beest gratttcd by the Conoutentve:tltit :mtltor-ities to Captain J. F. S. Stihlwehl, 44tht Iltitalion, It)accept tite appoiltttltcltt (If Aide-do-camp 10 the Lieuten-ant-Governor of tile St:tte of Westetn Australia as fromlist September, 1939.

L. E. SHAPCOTT,IJnder Secretary Prentier 's Departateitt.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.Premier's Dcparttneat,Perth, litIt October, 1939.

HIS Excellency thte Lieutenant-Govertiet' in ExecutiveCouncil has been pleased to approve of the followingappointments to tlse Conimissie:t of tite Peace:

Leonard Normttot Fislter, Esquire, of Sandstone, as aJustice of the Pence foi' the East Murchisoit MagisterialDistrict;

Duncan Briec Black, Esquire, of Bruce Rock, as aJustice of tlte Peace for the York Magisterial District;

George Stanley Weymouth, Esquire, of Bruce Rock,asa Justice of tite Peace for Gte York Magisterial Dis-trict;

Williasu Clarke, Esquire, of Cambridge street, Wem-bley Park, as a Justice of tlte Pence for the Pertlt Mag-isterial District;

No. 49.] PERTH : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. [1939.

REGISTE D AT THE GENERAL POST OPIGCE, PERTh, POR TRANSMIssION ST POOl AS A NIWSPAPER.]

1764 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBER 13, 1939.

Alfred Charles lull, Esquire, of Nestle house, 185St. George's terrace. Perth, and 13 G range street, Swan-1,anrne, as a Justice of the l'eace for the Pcrtli Magis-terial District;

James henry Ilardie, Esquire, of Boogardie, Mt.Magnet, as a Justice of the l'eaee for the MnrchisonSlagist. rial h)istriet in lieu of the Northam MagisterialI) 1st ne I.

L. F. SIIAPCOTT,1 'n dec Sec ret a r P i-eli lie,, '5 Dep(irtnieiit.

Ex 0/Ibm 4 USTI( E I) P TIl P 1' PACE.iT is hereby notified, for puhib info,i ialion, that KeithGibson Forsyth, Esquire, (hai nun, o the Mosnian ParkRoad Board, has h ii i1 pointed, un er section 9 of t lieJustices Act, 1902 36, 05 a Just ice 01 the knee for thePerth Magisterial District luiiag liii tel 10 ot oince asChairman of the Board.

L. 1K. SIIAI'COT'f,Lnder Secretary Pr mier 's Dcpnrtnue

FARMERS' DEBTS AD-li STSIENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby giv(n that t.o following Stay Ordersissued under section 11 of tie Act have been cancelledas from the date specified :---Sl cYnniara, -loin,, Mendelsvia hIulleiva; Dilley, Albert Frederick and Joyce,llyden ; Lawson, William Si lice Charteris, \Vincbester,and Marsh, Albert Edsrard, Beneubbu'; 11 tli October,1939.

W. A. WhITE,Director.

1"ARM PBS' DEBTS ADJ UST'ilE\'l' AC'I', 1930 1934.NOTICE is hereby give)) that adjustnient of debts undersection I 1 of the Act of the following farmers has beenlinalis,id mid the Stay Orders have lapsed as from the(lat specified Townsend, Albert Cha des, NarrikupB row,,, NC) rman Gal Ic]ci, rib, inbell np ; I )awson, DavidEhvia, Newdegate ; l)e SI arch, Benjamin J nsiah, Chas.Will ian), and A lIen ('I ii stoph er ( N mu uga rca Station)I 'cui-t II eul lam!; (1 rca v, Ito Ill , un tree ; Le lyle, Arthur,('a rca bin Walters, Reginald 4 lees an d Annie SI abelMay, Beneubbin ; Overton, 11 a -old Kingsley and Ken-

DeFeirttncri 1.

Lands and Surveys -

Treasury

iletropolitan Water Supply

Mines

Ci-own La

Do.Chief Secretary's, Registra;-

General's OfficePu l,lic \\'orks -

tACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC SRI-tV WE.

Position.

Inspectors of LaurIe and Impi-ovoments (3 positions)

Clerk, Woi-lcers' I tonics Board (Item 167)

Slaelnnist ...

Inspector of Mines ...

Clerk, Electoral Branchì (Iteni 1357)

Draftswo,nan, Land Titles Office (Item 1472)Chief Compiler (Item 756)

Clerk, Kalgoorlie (Item 1023) ...

notl, .1 ohn, Bruce Rock; Green, Walter Rockley, Boora-laming; Toy, Jessie Alice (Administratrix Estate lateWilliam Fredk. Toy), and William John, and Noel,Mooliabeenee; 11th October, 1939.

W. A. W}I[TE,11/10/39. Director.

FARMERS' DEBTS ADJUSTMENT ACT, 1930-1934.NOTICE is hereby give)) that the following Stay Ordershave been issued in accordance with section 7, sub-section (1) of the Farmers' Debts Adjustment Act,1930-I 934, which reads as follows:

A Stay Order shall direct that no action, execu-tion, distress for rent, proceedings on default forbreach of covenant under any mortgage or othersecurity for money, ol' under an agreement for saleand purchase of mat, or other pl'ocess or proceed-ing, shall be commenced or proceeded with, or putiii force against the farmer or any of the farmer'sasset-u, whether utihised in connection with or form-ing portion of the assets comprised in his farmingbusiness or not, during tile operation of such StayOrder: Provided that, by leave of a Judge, anyaction may, notwithstanding the Stay Order, beinstituted and/or carried on against the farmer hutnot, beyond judgment.

Granted nuder Section ii.(Writing down or suspension of Debts.)

Farmer (Surname and Christian Names), Address, andDate of Order.

L>errin, Ei-uest James, Welbungin, 3rd October, 1939.F'anlkaer, Daniel ilenry, Babakin, 5th October, 1939.Diehdnson, Emily Ellen beth, Kuhn, 5th October, 1939.Masters, Cecil Ernest, Nungaria, 5th October, 1939.Sha ruiai, , IIei'bert, Booral am iiig via Do werin, 6ti Octo-

her, 1939.Loveridge, Ralph, East Wag-ni, 9th October, 1939.Roberts, Smahel, Babak 1 9th October, 1939.

All claims against these farmers to be forwarded toI lie Di i-er'tor, 'Peamphe Court, William street, Perth).

W. A. WhITE,1 tb October, 1939. Director.

Salary.

£230-270

Class 9,£291 £306£l40l90

Class 2,£582f 630"

Class 9,£294y306£l70-5200

Class 4,1462f 486

Class 9,1294-1306

DateReturnable.

1939.I 4th October.

do.

do.

21st October.

do.

do.28th October.

do.

§ Applications are also called under section 29 ; plus Travelling and Car Allowance of £175 per annum ; necessaryto provide own car.

* The successful applicant will be stationed at Leonora or Kalgoorlie. Quarters will not be provided. Any appointmentis subject to the provisions and conditions of regulation 17 of the Mines Regulation Act, 1906, and full particulars canbe obtained from the Mines Department, Perth, or its branches on the Goldflelds. Each applicant will require to enclosewith application a certificate, either from the Kalgoorlie Laboratory or from a registered medical practitioner, that he isfree from any of the occupational diseases mentioned in the Third Schedule of the Worhrers' Compensation Act, 1912-1924.Applications are also called under section 29.

PPIicat1ofl5 are called under section 38 of th Public Service Act, 1904, and are to be addressed tothe Public Service Commissioner and should be uiade on the prescribe- form, obtainable from the offices ofthe various Permanent Heads of Departments.

GEO. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

()OTOIIEI 13, 1939.]

'III 12 AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 5th October, 1939.Treasury No. 149/35.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. .1. Ciipelli has been appointed a Receiver of Rev-eaue for the Metropolitan Water Supply and Seweragel)epartnient br tli period 2nd to 16th October, 1939.

The Treasury,['crib, 10th October, 1939.

Tresury No, i 02-i /39,iT is Itert hr liii liii shed, for general info mit t ion, thatSir. 0. Foxrroft la, been appoi tied Receiver of Reveoue for the Yorsenia n School of Mines,

Treasury To. 426/35.IT is lierebe- tub 11 'in d . for general info rinatio n, thatMr. J . L. Rai it las 1 teen a p ,oiut ed Receiver of Revenuefor the Mcii ta 1 11 ospita is 1) cpa rtuient , for a period ofsix mouths ii a ii i e 2nd October, 1 939.

N. ,J. REID,(hider Treasurer.

I, ivovu I ti IV .1.) epartnrentPerth, 1 9th Oct 013cr, 1959.

'I' liii lion .51 initer for .1 ustice has ipprovel of [lieappointment of herbert ,J olin Chamberlain, Esq., ofVictoria Park; Richard Barrington Mans, Esq., ofComo ; Thomas Lupton Muide, Esq., of ApplecrossS[alcoliu Thonias Gillespie Sprunt, Esq., of South ['erthi,and Ernest John Trebv, Req., of Kalgoorhie, is ('our-nussioners for' Deelara lb a till', hO r I lie I) ecia ratio us a nilAttestations Act, 1913

11. II. ISORl)ON,['ii iter '4ecretarv fui' Luv.

\.'t 1 L, i' ,\V,riA1ri'U tiA'l'10 AC'!', 190.5-1936.Departnienl of Native A fla irs,

Native Allaire, 530/39. Perth, 6th October, 1939.h'LRSI,TAXT to th provisious of section 7 of the NativeAdnunistralion Act, 1905-1956, the hlonourable tin'Miii sit r for tito North-West has appointed thio follow-ing to he l'roteetoi's ot' Natives Constable 1. C. 1 \'ers'or the Cue District; ('onstitd A. 17. hunter for tIn'oohgirdie District Mr. I I ( '. Ai osrvoi'th for' the Wigiu

list ri et for on' ui tutu front 4th Septenihe r, 1939, andhas approved of the termination of the Certificate ofA tpointinent issued to Sergeant J. Matthews, of 51cr-redin.

i\. 0. XIS \'lLLE,('onuui-.s'ionci' ot' i'l'at i vt, A t'i'airs.

'tilE 11 EALTII ACT, 1911 1937.City of Pci'tlii lea ill By-litre.

I )epartnient of Public 11 ealtli,Peitli, 10th October, 1939.

N O'h' IC Ii is hereby given tint t, pu rsiia nt to a resolutionof the Legislative Assenibly on the 20th day of Sep-euiher, 1939, b -law (1A of the by laws made by the

Council of the City of Perth nsa local lietlth authority,its pasted by the Count-il on the 1 9th day of December,1 938, tn d pnlihishi ed in I lie Go iv rn ii (Cf Gore tte on Iii elOt hi (lay of I )t'cembe i', 1 938, eras 0 hallowed.

EVERTTT ATKTTSON,(nm ittissi ((tier of Pu I lie 11 call ii,

123 R.\ 'lb IN)A I) No. 9959.Depertniont of Lands mid Surve,t-s,

1069/1(1, Perth, I 3thi October, 1 939.IN notiri's appciiriig in (d,ccrrnicof Goat /f, e ,f tli,.28th July and the 15th September, 1939, pages 1540 and1615 respectively, for ''one chain'' in the first line ofthe , heseri ptiou t'cod ' 'one Ii rind i'ed and fifty links.

0. L. NEEDIIAM,l'nder Seeretis'v for Lands.

GOVERNMENT (IAZF.'T'I' -. W A 1765

BUSh FIRES ACT, 1937.Snept il5hOtt of Frolubited Periods on certain Railway

Reserves.Departnient of Lands anti Surveys,

271/38. Perth, 12th October, 1939.IT is hereby notified that his Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council hats been pleased to approve, undersection 8 (3) of the Bush Rires Act, 1937. of tire sirs-pension of the operation of ill deelaratiosis mantle undersection S (1) of such Act, so far as such declarationsextend to any i tibri reserves in the Road Board Dis-tricts mentioned and for thc period stated in theSchedule hereunder

,ihoad Board I )is( t'irt anti l>eniocl of Suspension.Dalwallinnfrom 16/10,39 to 25/11/39.(ireonoughfroni 1(1/10/39 to 25/11/39.Mulltwafronr 16/10 39 to 25/11/39.No it hampton (N onlh IV at P front 1 6/1 0/39 to

25,'i 1/39.Nnrtliinipton (Balance nt Disti ict)froni 1/11/39 to

12/12/39.h'erenjori---frorn 16/h U/SC to 23/1i/s9.Ipper Chiapntanfroiu 1(1 i0/:19 to 25/11/39.Victoria Fhainsfroni 16/10/39 to 25/11/39.iIei'i'edinfi'onr 16/10/39 to 25/11/39.Vhhgai'nfronr 16/1 0/59 to 25/11/39.\\'eetonhi'fronr 16/10 39 to 25/11/39.I )undasfrour 1/1 1/39 to 12/12/39.bspe ratn-e--f rout I/i I/SO to 1 2/12/39.

ci. L. NEEDHANI,Under' Secretary for Lands.

fflj5 00511 FIRISS ACT, 1937.Prohibited Periods.

Department of Lands and Surveys,('ones. No. 270/38. Perth, 12th October, 1939.

1115 Excellency the Lieutenant Governor itt Executive('or.ncil las been Ideased to de'hare, under section 8 ofthe Bush Fires Act, 1937, that it shall be unlawful toset lire to the bush in tIn ftllou hag' Road Districts clnr'-ing ihie periods set out in the Schedule hereunder, andho tiip'' of tire enspension of the operation of suchprohibition, so fir is it extends to tire 5[idlanch Rail-wit- Reserve, for the period extending' to tire 21st Be-rt' iii ci', 1 919, inclusive.

Portions of the Road I istr'icts nut niteth -, have beende"lai'ol Pie Pi'otectcd Areas, withda ivhtichi burningis not permitted at tiny tint' duriirg thto ear, exceptb permission of the S!iirister, trhncht must lie obtainedfront the Foresti'y Department.

C. L. NEISDJIAM,I'rtder Secretary for Lands.

SCI1 h2DVlE.

Hoed Districts and Prohibited Periods (both datesinclusive).

"BeverleylSth October, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.Broohttoirl5tir October, 1939, to lStlr L'ebruary, 1940.Bi'oontehilll6thi Octobet', 1939, to 15th February, 1940.Bruce RocbtlStlt October, 1939, to 1st February, 1940.Carnanusht i5thr October', 1939, to 15th February, 1940.C3itteringist November, 1939, to 1 0th February,

1940.CorniginlStit Octobmm, 1959, to 1st Fei,nrtar'1', 1940.Cubalhinglst November, 1939, to l5thr February, 1940.DahtvalhinulSth October, 1939, to 1st February, 1940.I)andaragan (east of centre of Northtenit Stock Route)

1st November, 1939, to 1st March, 1940; (westof ('dIre of Xorthenmt Stock Route)lst Novern-her, 1939, to 1st December, 1939.

Doweniir-3lst October, 193b), to Sist January, 1940.Dumbleymtg'Ist Noveurbor, 1939, to 7th February,

1940.Dundrrs]st Noventher, 1939, to 31st January, 1940.Esperance--lst Noverttber, :1939, to 31st January, 1940.Get'aldtonlst October, 1939, to 1st March, 1940.Gnotvanger'rrp1 6th October', 1939, to I Stir February,

1940.Goonsahhing"Tst N overitber, 1939, to 1st February, 1940.

1766 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 'V A [OCTOBER 13, 1939.

Greenough (exeeptini the area comprisd in VictoriaLocation 415) -1 J October, 1939, to 30th Janu-ary, 1940.

Irwmlst November, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.Katanning--lSth October. 1939, to 1.5th February, 1940.Kellcrbrriiilolh October, 1939, to 15th February,

1940.KentIst November, 1939, to 31st January, 1940.K oj onup-1 it November, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.Kondiiiin----lst November, 1939, to 31st January, 1940.Koordalst October, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.Kuliiilst November, 1939, to 31st January, 1940.ivenunoppio-Travnng--1 5th October, 1939, to 15th

January, 1940.Lake Graeelst November, 5939, to 7th February,

1940 except iii Lake Varies Area affrctccl by wildturnip, where perioh will he 1st November, 1939, to6th January, 1940.

Meckeringist November, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.MerrediniSth October, 1939, to 1st Fbruary, 1940.MingenewiSthi October. 1 939, to 1.5th February, 1940,Moora--loth October, 1939, to 1.5th February, 1940.Morau-a----lst November, 1031), to 1st February, 1940.Mount lie rsh,all-- 1st N vu iber, 1939, to 51 it .10,1,111

1940.Mukinbu,b ( l5coi,ie hio,k lVard)-1.Sthi October,

1939, to 1st .ianuary, 5940; (balance of district)--15th October, 1939, to 15th January, 1940.

Mullcwa-1 st October, 1939, to 31st .January, 1940.Narembe, it November, 1939, to 31st January, 1940.Narrogin-1 it November, 1939, to 1 5th February, 1940.Northampton (North Ward)-1 st Oci ober, 1939, to 1.5th

.ianuary, 1940; (balance of distriet)-31 't October.1939, to 1 5th February, 1940.

Nortliam (N ort Ii and ISa st Wards aid that port ion ofthe South Ward lying westward of and boi,iohed onthe eastward s- the eastern side of the ( lackline-'foodxay Railway Reserve from the north boundaryof Location a 108 to the lu-ad iet'on eastward of thea oct Ii Ciii boun(la rv of Clarhili oc T.ot 11; thence 1)1' thesn:u northern houidaiy and its production ivest ira rdto the west houinhIlry of the tewusite : thea -e hr thewestern and south ecu boundaries of the to ira s Pto the south-eastern boundary of Location 40.51t lane c 1 ',' the a o ci I -west ccii 'i Ill! iou tb-western bonn -charies of Location 4050 and the south-western boon-iha ties of Local ions 1049 and 3248 ; thence by thesoutii-easterjc bouinlai y of Location 9131, the north-eastern boundaries of Locations 2027, 1917, and2091 to the south boundary of tile Road District)1st November, 1939, to 55th February, 1940;(balance of district )h ci November. 1930, to 29thFebruary, 1941).

NmigarinlSth Oct oh er, I 1)59, to 20th January, 1940.PerenjorilSth October, 5939, to lit February, 5040.Phillips P ivi ---I st Noi CIII ber, I 919, to $1 st January,

1940.F' ngeh ly 1 .5th (lit hr, 1 939, ho 1.5th February, 1940.Quairaauig (east of No. 2 Rabbit-proof Fence)lGth

October, 1939. to 31st J :uivarv, 1940; (wet of No.2 Rabbit-proof Feuce I 0th Ocloiler, 1939, to 1 5thiCebroary, 1940.

Tanihehiup-1 St Ii Oct dler, 1 930, to 1 5th February, 1 940.rfhree Springsi 5th October, 1939, to 15th February,

1940.Toodya1vlst November, 1930, to 1.5th February, 19-tO.[Tpper ('hapinan1 liii Oct a her, 1 939, to I -5th Feb ii, a ryc

1940.Victoria Pin hitsi st Octol ci, 1959. to 20 lii Febru:lrl

1940.\Vagin (east of Great Southeru Rallwav)--lst Noveni-

her, 1939, to 7th February, 194)); (ivest of GreatSouthern Railway) 1 it N oveniber, 1939, to 15thFebruary, 1940.

\Vandering-1 0th October, 1939, to 15111 February, 1941).West Arthur (that hortion (If the district lying ivest-

ivnr,I of the \Vilhains, ijarkan, Jiuraollhin, Sloodi-Irrup and 1-Iuehn Crossing roads)lst November,1939, to 51st January, 1940; (balance of district).1st November, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.

Westonial5thi October, 1939. to lit February. 1940.Wickepin- 1st November, 1939, to 15th February, 1940.\Viflianislst Noveitiher, 1939, to 15th Febrnai-y, 1940.\Vongati-Balhidulst November, 1939, to 1st Febuary,

1940.Woodaniiling--lst November, 1939, to 15th February,

1940.Wvalkatchiemlst November, 1939, to 1st February,

1940.

Wyiidiiauilst May, 1940, to 3othi September, 1940.\algeolst November, 1939, to 31st March, 1940.lii5aralSth October, 1939, to 1st February, 1940.

Vock (that portion of tue district situate 11oct11 andeast of tile Clackhine road)lath October, 1939,to 29th Febi nary, 1940; (balance of district)-55th October, 1939, to 15th February, 1 910.

FORFEITURES.TIlE undernientioned leases have been cancelled undersection 32 of the Laud Act, 1S98, and1 or section 23 ofthe Land Act, 1933-1938, fm non-payment of rent orother reasotis :-

Name, Lease, 1)istrict, Reason, Corres. No., Plan.Bowtell, B. V.; 3116/648; Victoria; £2 5s. 00.

1575/37; 94/SO.hiaiv, F. C.; 11 263/tN bislierance 774, 779, 'and 780

£31 lIs. 2d.; 5389/19; 423/80.Daw, F. (N; 13927/68; I3sperance 773: abandoned;

7483/20.how, F. C.; 38597 as Esperance 769; abandoned;

675 1/20.blow, F. C.; 38314/55; Esperance 553; abandoned;

6750/20: 423/80.lb ally, Thiomas ; 516717/55 : Nelson 8003 ; £239 7s. 10.;

8314/19; Cundinup.lhchitou, D. S.; 20/2216 and 20/2420; 5[endel 10 and

21; 4658 us. Sd. and £12 Os. 4d.; 4740/26; Mesidel.Ilehihon, 1). 5.; -12039/55 ; \'ictoria. 8296; £131 lii.

40.; 4740/26; 127/SO.Tlehitoii, 0. B.; 20/2215; I\[endei 11; £638 is. 00.;

4741/26; 127/SO, 156/80.llehitoii, (3. B.; 42038 /55 ; \ictoria 8295; £39 Os. 6i3.;

47.11/26: Meiidel.ilird, II. 13.; 17202 'Oh; l'i-toria 41(16; 449 lOs. OIl.;

55167/23; 122/80.hlird, II. 10.; 36591/55; Victoria 1101-i 4093 ; £39 1 Os.

Sd.; 5639/19; h22/8O, 528/80.Pearce, 0. E. ; 365/708; Slay 1856; abandoned

1615/37; 4520/40.Pereichi, ivan; 3117/2133; Agnew 11; £0 his. 00.

1638/37; Agnew-.Percich, [vail; 3117/2122; Agnew 2; £0 5s. ttd.

1609/37; Agnew.hOod (ha, B. II. : 394/i 0-h 7 : Ifoord a; abandoned ; 21 72/;bS

80/300.Kaiasbury, .1. IL.; 20/h 715; Avon 8822; £1,333 Os. 10.;

7396/20; 344/80, 377A/4O.

0. IL. NEEIDTIAM,Undei' Secretary for Landis.

GOVERNMENT LAND SALES.TEE undermentioned allotments of land will be offeredfor sale at puhhc auction on the dates and at the placesieeifled below, under the provisions of the Land Aet,

1933 1938, and its regulations:-

KALGOORLIE.I 7th October, 1939, at 2 p.m at the District Lands

Office-Kalgooi-hcTown (Charles st ccci) 11192, 29p.,

£12 lOs.; (Egau str( et) 12536, ii'., £12 lOs.;(Davidson sticet) 2583, li., £12 lOs.; (Whitlockstreet) 12576, IL'., £10; (Oberthiur street) 11520,ir., £10; (Davidson street) 12580, lr., £10:(Lionel street) 3039, abt. 2Op., £15; (Campbellstreet) t863, 1r., £30; (livail street) 1693, Sr.,£15.

IjloulderTown (Bust street) 469, 2Op., £10;(Frank strict, 151)-i, ii'., £12 lOs.; (Lane street)2576, 3Sp., £10; (Johnson street) 735, 738, 739,740, Sr. each, £10 each; 2588, Sr. £12 lOs.; (Warestreet) 2259, Ii. SIp., 410; (Milton street) 2544,lr. 3.Sp., £10.

tSoutis BoulderTown (Vivian street) 25SF., 1r.,£10.

COOLGAIRDIE.20th October, 1939, at 15 am., at thie Mining Regis-

trar 's Office-tCooigardieTown 302, ir., £10.

MOUNT MAGNET.2.5th October, 1939, at 2 p.m., at the Minhig Registrar's

Office-lioogardie- Town is 74, lr., £10.

'OUT II UDLANI).25th October, 939, at ii am., a! the Court House -

'ort lied land--Town i5 la., £12

(1L'B

1st November, 1939, at 2 pal., it tile y[ii lug Reghil rareOffice-tReedyTown 136, 142, 170, 171, 172. Sr. each,

173, 39.lp., 175, 202, 219, Sr. each, £12 lOs. each.

NARROGIN.

2nd > iiveui her, 1919, at 11 a .m., at the I) ist ri c t LandsOffice-

:iknhin-- 170, 4a. Sr. lSp., £2.5.

N ORSEMAK.

2nd l\o\ciiibei', 1939, at 11 5.111., il the Miiiing Registrar's Office-

NorsemaaTowii 336. 39.15., £12 I Os.; 347, Sr., 212.Suburban for cultivation.I Suhect to leasehold eonditions olily and that the

lessee shall not lie entitled to convert tile lot to fesniiple at any future date.

IThe provis1on of ciause 22 of the regulations for theaiC or leasing oil own and buniirban lands it auction

shah not apply at Ui sale of these lots.iSubjeet to payliieiit of £55 for improvements, if pur-

chased by other than the owner thereof.JSubjeet to payment of £330 for iiinprovrnients, if

purchased by other than the owner thereof.'Subjeet to payment of £300 for uhproveniente, if

purchased by other than tile ewner thereof.

All irnprovemnemits on the lain! oflerecl for sale are thepropel ty of the Crown, and Shall lie pail for as theShim at Ci may direel, whose valuation shall be final andii oiling oii tile purchaser.

CIa n s a al Lu rib or part,! cu Ia rs of Idi ese sales my heo hi allied at this 011k e. I atid sold to a depth of 200feet c-iw chic Imahural surface, except in mining dis-tricts where it is grante.! to a depth of 4-0 feet or 20feet only.

C. L. NEEDIIASI,hndcr Scerehar f,,i Liinl.

LAN!) OPEN P011 PASTORAL LEASIN(1Under Part VI. of the Land Act, 1933-1938.

13' is hereby not ihied tlia I lhie land described hereunderwill he available for general seleetton under Part VI. ofI lie Land A ci, 1933 1938, on and after the date sped-lied;

WEDNESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1939.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Eucla Division.

(liles District (near about 40 miles north.w eel ofRawlinna)

Corres. 1689/35. (Plan 27/300.)That area of unsure eyed land, containing about

20,000 acres; being W. Dimer 's forfeited Pastoral LeaseNo. 393/433.

Kimberley Division.Jarinura District (near Mount .Jarlemai).

Corres. No. 1790/37. (Plan 128/300.)That area of unsurveyed land, containing about

50,000 acres; being E. I-I. Chapple 's forfeited PastoralLease No. 396/590.

C. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

LANI) lIEN 1-OR SELECT.LON.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that the;oeie schcdulcd hereunder are available fur selertiennuder Part V. of the Land Act, 1933-1938, and theregulations apperlailung thereto, subject to the pro.risiomis of (lie saud Act.

." pd-eaios niust be lodged at tile Land AgencOulice as 171cr i lied herenndr not later than the datespecified, but may be lodged before such date if sodesired.

All applications lodged on or before such date will betreated as having been received on the closing day, andif there are more applicants than one for any block, theapplication to be granted ivill be determined by thei,and Board. Should any lands remnain unselected suchwill continue available until applied for or otherwisedealt with.

If a Land lloard sitting becomes necessary, the apphi-rants for liii blocks will be duly notified of the date,mile, sod place of the meeting of the Board, and thereshall be an interval of at least three days between liiiclosing date and the sitfing of the hoard.

If an applicant wishes to appear before the Lain!Board in person lie may apply to the [lead Office orto the Clerk in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand 011ics for a certificate to the Raihivav Depart-meat cc Inch, on presentation at I lie nearest RailwayStation evil entitle him to a Return Tirki't, at l2xcur-sion Rates, to the place where the Board will sit, avail-able for seven dais from the date of issue.

Time selector of a homestead Fa lii trommi any locationmust take the balance thereof, if any, umnler ConditionalI 'nrehase,

All marketable tiniber, including sandalwood a ridmallet, is reserved to the Crown, subject to the pro-visions of clause 18 of the regulations

SCTIED tILE.

WEDNESDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1939.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Isv District (near Quarram Siding).Corr. No. 6535/19. (Plan 452D/40, A4.)Location 581, nut aining about 135a., at 5s. per acre,

excluding survey tee; 'lassi liratiomu page 100 of File65:15/19; :iyail;ihle subject to pmiynient of survey fee(210 lOs.) wit Ii a hip] Dat ion.

l'liuit;gi'uet I 1j,, i-hit (;ibont six nules miorthi-eas! ofMarbellup).

orr. No. 103 IS9. (['lami 451/80, C4.)Loru hloit 864, ion! sin ing 65a. ; en bj eet to pricing.

(II2RALIYI'OX LAND AGENCY.Sir! uris. District (about one mile west of Nolba ).

('ocr. To. 1281/39. (Plami 160D/40, C4.)The nnsnrveyed area, containing about 300 aires,

hounded on the northward by a road along the southernbonisdary of Location 7032, on the south by Locations3351 and 5348, on the cvest liv Locations 6692 and 6754;available stibject to survey, classification, pricing, andto the usual prospdctors and miners' rights.

Victoria District (about eight miles east ofPerenjori).

(ocr. No. 1598, 33. (Plan 121/80, A3 & 4.)Locations -[795, 4780, and 4779, containing 1,839a., at

4. SOd. pci' acre; classification page 39 of 3791/30;also Locations 3694, 5630, and 7464, romitaining 887m.Or. 26p., at 6s. 8d. per acre; classification page 1-1 of158/21; subject to Agricultural Bank indebtedness andgrazing lease expiring 31/12/39 and to the right of timeGovernment to resume for railway or other public pur-poses any land required, and no compensatiun to bogiven, except for time value of ally improvements thatmay be resumed; Victoria Location 4779 is subject tosurvey, if not selected by tile same owner as VictoriaLocation 6932; being .1. 0. and \V Forrest and D. F.Richards' forfeited Leases 68/3936, 68/3937, and74/1696.

( )ct'on.i;a I :i, i93i.j GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 171j7

1768 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [O(Ton1n 13. 1939.

KATANNING LAX]) AGENCY.Kent District (near Lake Pingarnup).

Con. No. 1488/26. (Plan 418/SO, Cl.)That portion of Location 073. containing about 40

acres, bounded by lines conu earing atan angle on itseastern boundary situate 20 chains 50 links from itsnorth-east corner and extending south-eastwards andsouthwards along boundaries of aid locariou to itssouth-east corner thence westwards along its sou+liboundary to a point situate 1 chum w et ward of I lienorth-east corner of Location 400; thence north.east -ward to the starting pomt; available subject to survey.classification, pricing, and to the payment of surveyfee with application; Reserve 10405 (Water) is herebyreduced.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Avon District (about 12 miles north of Doodlakine).

Corr. No. 1765/37. (Plan 25/80, C].)Locations 25251 and 26059, containing 72 Ia. 2r. 22p.,

at 5s. 3d. per acre; classification page 6 of 5600/27and 17 of 1765/37; subject to exeniptioa from roadrates for two years From date of approval of applica-tion; being .1. II. Drury's forfeited Lease 347/l53.

Melbourne District (about li/i miles south of ('ahingiri)Parr. No. 1713/31. (Plan 32/80, 112.)Location 2628, containing 210a., at Os. per acre;

classification page 40 of 5785/21; subject to pilyusen4for improvements, if any, and to exemption from roadrates for two years from date of approval of applica-tion; being N. A. Fordliain's forfeited Lease 66/3209

PE1ITII LAND AGENCY.Cockhnrn Sound District (about three nule.s south east

of Jarrab dale).Corr. No. 1907/38. (Plan 341(740, I) & E3.)Location 875, containing 70a. $r. 32p., at 1 Os. pci'

acre, excluding survey fee; avahable to adjoining holdersonly; subject to the usual tuin r reservation conch-(ions.

Murray District (near Nerigardup Spring).Corr. No. 12560/08. (Plan 38013/40, A3.)1, Location 673. containing 200 a"res, at Os. per acre;

2, That portion of Location 681 situate westward ofRoad No. 797, containing about 100 acres, at 7s. peracre; 3, That port ion of Location 463 citun te westwardof a. line 4 chains fiom asid pa ro I let to high-wa to r oiarkon the sliose of the harvey Estua cv. containing about13 acres, at 13s. per ac re; Reserve 12180 (Common)is hereby reduced.

Oldfield District (near Ravensthorpe).Corr. No. 2007/22. (Plan 42OA/2O.)Lo ation 35, containing I7Oa. 3r. 22p.. at I Os. per

acre; classification page 10 of 311/15; and Location164, containing 41 2a. hr. :34p ., at lOs. 66. per acre;elassifieat;on page 162 of 4051 20; subject to excmp-ion from road hoard rates for two years from date of

approval of applicatiwi, to paymelit for iilprov 'ments,if any, and to mining and timber conditions. Thiscancels the previous Government Goztte notice relat-ing to these locations.

Oldfleld District (about right nules north-west ofRavcnsthorpe).

Corr. No. 5725/21. (Plan 405/80, E4.)Location 41, containing 999a., at lOs. per acre;

classification page 14 of 311/15; subject to paymentfor improvements and to mining and timber conditions.This cancels the previous Goveriminent Gazette notiecrelating to this location.

Oldfleld District (near Ravensthorpe).Corr. No. 4902/22. (Plans 42013/20, 405/80, P4.)Location 261, containing 369a. Or. 4p., at l2s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 17 of 4902/22; Locations33 and 238, containing 3O3a. 2r., at us, per acre; andLocation 34, containing 270a., at 12s. per acre; ihassi-ficatious pages 8 and 9 of 311/15; subject to paymentfor improvements and to mining and timber con'hition8.Tins cancels the previous Gocernment Gazette notice re-lating to these blocks.

1>eel Estate (about 2 5/, miles north-west of Karnup).Open under Part V. of the Land Act, 1033-38.

Coi'r, 307/38. (Plan 341D/4O.)Lot 339, containing 13a. lr. lOp.; purchase money

£22 lOs.; first half year's instalment as deposit&2;half-yearly instalments over 2014 years, including prin-cipal and interest :----to civilians, at 5 per cent. p.a..----ISs. I Od. ; to returned soldiers, at 4i ( per cent, pa.-1 2s. 1 Od. ; subject to the condieions applying to thisEstate. This cancels time previomn Government Gazettenot ice relating to this block.

SALMON GUMS LA) P AG1IX('Y.Esperance Distm'ict (about eight miles west of

Scaddan).Corr. No. 480/26. (Plan 402/80, B3.)Locations 583 and 1277, containing l,000a.; subject

to pricing and to payment for improvements. Thiscancels the previous Government Gazette notice relat-lag to these blocks,

Fitzgerald District (about 10 niib' north east ofDowak).

Corr. No. 204/26. (Plan 392/SO, C & Dl..)Location 1026, containing 1,OSSa. 2r. 2Op., at 5s. 3d.

pci' acre; classification page 32 of 204 '26 ; subject toayuient for Iiprovenients and to mining conditions;

being W. P. Pagan's forfeited Lease 41706/55.

SOUTIIEIRN CROSS LAN]) AGENCY.Yilgarn District (near Southern Cross).

Corr. No. 6152/27. (Plan 36/80, E3.)Location 1, containing 200a., at Os. Gd. per acre;

classification page 15 of 6152/27; subject to paymentfor improvements, to mining and GW.S. firewood con-ditions, also to the Goverament retaining tIme right toresume for railway or other public pus-poses any landrequired, and no compensation to be given, excopt fortile actual value of any mn7ro\-ements that may be re-sumed ; being E. C. l3ouola 's forfeited Lease 55/1136.

THURSDAY, 19th OCTOBER, 1939.BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.

Sussex District (about two unles southiwam-d ofPasse).

('orr. No. 709/10. (i'lan 413D/4O, C3.)Location 1320, containing 245a. li. 3p., at 7s. Gd.

per acre; classification page 6 of File 709/10.

Sussex District (about one nule south of Forest GroveCorr. No. 1929/26. (Plan 44OD/4O, B3.)Location 3137, containing 26a. 3r. Op.; subject to

pricing and the usual timber reservation conditions;Reserve 19533 (Explosives) is hereby cancelled.

Welhiugton Disti-ict (about three miles south of lapel)Porr. No. 841/08. (Plan 413B/4O, Cl.)Time nnsurveyed area, con taning about 75 acres,

hounded on time north by I oration 1057, Ofl (lie east-ward hy Road No. 3096, on the southward by Road No.3688, on (lie west ha- Locations 1124 and 2512; avail-able subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

WEDNESDAY, 25th OCTOBER, 1939.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Hay District (about 21 miles south \ve-t otTenterden).('oi-r. No. 4364/20. (Plan -444/O, P2 and 3.)Location 1146, containing 684a. 3r. 2Op. at 4s. 9d. per

acre; classification page 5 oF 4364/20; subject to exemp-(ion from roa'l rates for two years from date of ap-proval of npphcation and to timber conditions. Thiscancels time previous Government Gazette notice i-elatingto thus block.

Plantagenet Disti-ict (neai- Mt. Barker).Coi'r. No. 10864/02. (Plan 451/SO, Bl.)That portion of Reserve 460, containing about 12

acres, bounded by lines commencing at its south-westcorner amid extending miorth along part of the east boun-

OcTo!uu 13, 19;lcL GOVEI4NMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1769

dary of Location 3764; thence east and north along thesouth and east boundaries of Location 4392 to thatlocation's north-east corner; thence east to the north-western side of Road No. l4eT; thence south-westwardalong the said side of road to the south boundary ofReserve 460 aforesaid; thence west along said southboundary of reserve to tile starting point; available sub-ject to survey and pncnlg. Reserve 460 (Gravel Pits)is hereby reduced.

(;ERALDTON LAND AGENCY.\ictori-t District (about 6½ miles east of Mayo).Corr. No. 1193/39. (Plan 96/80, C4; 89/SO, Cl.)Location 6591, containing 3043a., at 4s. Gd. per acre;

classification page 38 of 4550/26; subject to Agricul-tural Bank and 1.A.B. indebtedness; being A. T. Bur-gess' cancelled application.

Victoria District (about 8 niiles south of Pindar)Corr. No. 1759/27. (Plan 155/80, Ad.)Location 8625, containing 1440a. 2i-. Dip., at di, Pd.

per acre; classification page 54 of 1759/27 ; and Loca-tion 3640, containing 3595a., at Is. Gd. per acre; classi-fication page 12 of 1455/27; subject to AgriculturalBank indebtedness; being J. J. and 1'. 1. Slathers' for-feited Lease 68/292 and J. J. Slather's forfeited Lease2 15 92/68.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.Kent District (near Peniup).

(ocr. No. 4001/85. (Plan 435/80, F2.)Location 555, containing 600a. Ic. ddp., it (is. per

acre; classification page 209 of File 4001/85; and Lo-cation 768, containing 24a. lr. 15p.; subject to prirng.

Pl:intageuet l)istrief (about 8 miles south-east elWansb rough).

Con'. No. 368/36. (Plan 436D/40, C3.)Location 4866, containing 399a. 3r. 25p., at Is. 3d.

per acre; classification page 18 of 368/36; subject toexemption Irons road rates for two 3-ears from dale ofapproval of application; being- 13. 11. Grove's forfeitedLease 365/565.

Kojonnp District (about 12 miles south, of Ilailgebup).Corr. No. 124 1/36. (Plan 417/80, 1)3; 41 7D/l0, Cd.)Lost liii 635-I, con I ai niag 7 04a., at -Is. tier a crc

class, leaf ion page 127 of 149:13/10; subjeet to paymentfor i a provcnieat ii ii 0 to lb e p0 isoii bc-hug ei'adica ted tcthe sat isfacti on of the Oh ci dci- for La nds hefo cc theCrown grant will issue; being II. Heron's fondledLease 347/1106.

NARROGIN LANI) AGENCYRoe District (near Lake Caruiodv).

Corr. No. 1911/37. (Plan 375/SO, Fl.)Locatn)ns 1107 and 1384, containing 1248a. Or. 28p.,

at 4s. Pd. per acre; classification page ] of 315/28; sub-,ject to Agricnlf nral Bank cad Tndnstries AssistanceBoard indebtedness; being A. F. and J. 1)illey 's cancelled application.

NOIITIIASI LAND AGENCY.Avon District (2 miles south -west of 51 anma ailing).('ocr. No. 6268/20, Vol. 2. (Plan 5611/-tO, B3.)Lees lion 19404, c (ulta ining 90a. ,' available suh.j ccl to

classification and pricing.

Melbourne District (about 5 miles south-west ofCalcarra) -

Coir. Ne. 964/39. (Plan 32/80, A2.)Locations 2820 and 2642, containing S08a. 2r., at 3.

Gd. per acre; classification page 5 of 964/39; subjectto Agricultural Bank indebtedness and to the conditionthat the poison must be eradicated to the satisfactionof the Minister for Lands before the Crown grant willissue: being B. J. Goudge 's cancelled application,

Ninghan District (about S miles north-east of Kondut) -Corr. No. 1774/16. (Plan 57/80, Fl.)Location 1100, containing iSa., at 20s. pci' acre, ex-

cluding Survey Fee; Reserve 16488 ''Water' ' is herebycancelled.

Oldfield District (near Cordingup).Corr. No. 7654/03. (Plan 420B/20).The nnsurveyed area, containing about 450 acres,

bounded b lines comniencing- at a point on the eastboundary of Reserve 8835 situate 16 chains south of itsnorth-east corner and extending east 40 chains; thencesouth fo tile southern side of Road No. 8022; thenceeastirarit along said sonthersi side of road for about 30(-hauls thence south about 25 chains, west about 25chants, sotithi about 50 chains, and again west about 30chains to th,e eastern side of the ilopetoun. Raveusthorpelii ilwa ; t ilence northwards along said railway and theeastern side of Pond No. 2189 to the east boundaryof Reserve 8835 aforesaid; thence north along said eastboundary of the reserve to the starting point (excludingRoads No. 8022 and No. 8184) ; available subject tosurvey, classification, pricing, the payment of full sun-vev fee with application aiid to the reservation of themarket able timber to the Croivsi; Reserve 16119 (Corn-lnoa) is hereby reduced by about 270 acres.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (about S1/a miles north-east of

Salmon Gums).Corn. No. 310/32. (Plan 392/80, D2.)Location 616, containing 992a. ir. lip., at 5s. per

acre; classification page 31 of 310/32; subject to pay-ment for improvements; being part of T. O'Neil's for-feited Lease 68/3402.

Esperance District (near Collier Siding).Corn. No. 4212/12. (Plan 423/CD2O, D4.)Locution 672, containing 145a.; subject to pricing;

classification page 9 of -121 2/12 and to exemption fromwoad rates for two years from date of approval ofapplication; being E. J. McCarthy's forfeited Lease11125/56.

Fitzgerald District (about three miles east of Kurnarl)(ocr. No. 3966/28. (l'ltns 371/80, B4.)Loeation 1162, containing 1,131a. 3r. 38p.; subject

to pricing, to payment for improvements, and to mm-hug conditions. This cancels the previous GovernsnentGazette notice relating to this block.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Roe District (about i2/ miles south of Newdegate).

Corr.N o. 336/39. (Plan 406/80, Bi & 2.)Locations 502 and 1100, containing 2,239a. 2r. iSp.,

at 4s. Cd. per acre; classification page 26 of 3823/27;,iinh Location 1273, containing 924a. 3r. 24p., at 6s. peracre; classilieatiosi page 35 of 5082/28; subject toAgricultural Bank and wire netting indebtedness; beingB. F. Waddell's cancelled application.

\Vilhiains District (about 9½ miles south ofDumnbleyung).

t'or,\o 0l/24. (Plaa 408D/40, B3.)Location 13027, containing 181a. 2r. 37p., at Os. 6d.

per acre; classification page 5 of 551/24; subject topayment for improvements; being W. E. Cronin 's for-leitcil Lease 41019/55.

WEDNESDAY, 1st NOVEMBER, 1939.(JERALDTOX LAND AGENCY.

Vit't orbs District (about 71/2 miles west of Gutha.)Cors'. N0. 2792/30. (Plan 128/SO, A3.)Locations 8610 and 9390, coistaining 4,059a. Or. 20p.,

at ds. 3d. per acre; classification page 51 of File2792/30; subject to payment for improvements, if an)';being A. D. Cadwgan's forfeited Leases 68/2733 and74/1090.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.IKojonup District (about seven miles north of Nanlingup

Siding).Corr. No. 5783/25. (Plans 415B/40, F2; 415/40,

F3.)Locations 4730, 4731, 4732, and 4733, containing

1,165a., at Os. per acre if selected as one holding; clas-sifications pages 23, 24, 25, and 26 of 5783/25; sub-

joct to Agricultural Bank indebtedness and to a graz-ing lease which expires 31/12/39; being J. W'rilat'forfeited Lease 19924/68.

NARROGIN LANI) AGENCY.

Avon District (about three miles south-west ofBulb ring).

Corr. No. 6302/23. (Plan 377A/40, B & Cl,)Location 21915, containing 1,106a .3r. 27p., at 3s. 6d.

per acre; classification page 23 of 6302/23; subject toMinister for Lands' and I.A.B. indebtedness and totile condition that the poison must be eradicated to thesatisfaction of the Minister for Lands before the Crowngrant will issue; being E. 0. Davies' forfeited Lease19257/68.

Avon District (abont six miles Sontil-east of Kondinin)Corr. No. 4974/24. (Plan 376/SO, B2.)Location 1 847i, containing I ,000a., at 5s. 9d. per

axle; elassitication page 17 of 4974/24; subject to pay-Inent for improvements ; being 0. Ziakler 's forfeitedLease 18413/68.

Williams District (near Culbin).Corr. No. 1530/29. (Plan 384C/40, P4.)Location 4642, containing I OOa. 3r. I 3p., at 4s. 3d.

per acre; classification page 4 of 1530/29; subject toexelnptiou from road board rates for two years fromdate of approval of application, and to the conditionthat the poison must be eradicated to the satisfactionof the Minister for Lands before tile Crown grant willissue; being G. B. Hogg 's forfeited Lease 68/1861.

NORTHAM LANI) AGENCY.Avon District (about 11/. miles north of I-lilies Hill).

Corr. No. 11608/09. (Plans 34/80, E4; 25/80, El.)Location 11063, containing 500a,, at 5s. 3d. per acre;

also Location 11064, containing 34On., at 6s. 3d. peracre; classification page 71 of File 11608/09; subjectta indebtedness to the Agricultural Bank, Minister forLands, and tile Colonial Treasurer; unless Location11064 is selected by the owner of Locatiosl 26504 itwill be subject to survey; being J. L. McGinniss' for'feited Lease 24604/55.

Avon District (about one Injic south-east of Baker'sHill).

Corr. No. 537/34. (Plan 2A/4O, Bl.)Loeation 26674, contanimg 219a. ir. lip., at 8s. 9d.

per acre; classification page 41 of 12528/05; subjectto payment for improvelaents alld to exemption fromroad rates for two years from (late of approval of appli.cation, and also to timber Bulb sandalwood conditions;being B. W. Morris' forfeited Lease 365/410.

SALMON GUMS LAND AGENCY.Fitzgerald District (about nine miles north-east of

Kumarl).Corr. No. 3035/26. (Plan 371/80, C4.)Location 998, cOntailling 1,093a. ir.; subject to pric-

ing, to payment for ilaprorelnentS, and to mining con-ditions. This cancels t,e previous Government Gazettenotice relating to this block.

G. L. NEEDHAM,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Closure of Road.

WE, The Perpetual Executors, Trustees, and AgencyCompany, Ltd. (as Executor of the Will of the late,Tames Stacey) William Nicholson; Lawrence AndrewLawler; Hector Harding Perrin; The Diocesan Trusteesof the Church of England in West Australia; The WestAustralian Trustee, Executor, and Agesicy Company,Lilnited (as Executor and Agent of tlle Will of thelate William Collins), being the owners of land over

or along which tile portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applIed to tile Nedlands Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz.:-

Nedlands.6 883/0 7.C. 140: The whole (It itloal No. 2885 (Kinlbel-ley

street) from 1\nntsford street to North street. (Planottesloe.)

Tile Perpetual Executors, Trustees,and Agency Company (WA.),Limited.

HORACE JONES,- Manager.

W. NICI-IOLSON.L. A. LAWLER-.11. H. PERRIN.JAS. 0. FISHER.

Diocesan Secretary, Church Office,Perth.

Tile West Australian Trustee, Exe-cutor, and Agency Co., Ltd.,

\. J. T-L WTLSON,Assistant Manager.

1, Walter Cecil Brown. on behalf of tile NedlandsRoad Board, hereby assent to tile above application toclose tile road therein described.

WALTER C. BROWN,Chairman Nedlands Road Board.

October, 1939.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1893.Application 1872/1939.

lANE lloticc that Henry aiiinel Turner of SerpentineF'ariner has made appliea tioll to be i'egistered under tile'fransfer of Land Act 1893 as the propritor of anciii ti ill fee silliple ill possessioll in tile foliowing pal'--is of laud being

Chckburn Sound Location 86 con tan ng 10 acresBounded 011 the west by tile east boundary of Loca-

tion 215 amId by vacant Crown land measuring in all 9chains 35 lillks

On the flOrtil by part of tIle left bank of the Sax-Cll tille riverOn tile east by part of tile west boundary ot'!Loca-

tioll 28 measuring 9 chanis 40 linksAnd 011 tile Soiltil by a north boundary of Location,

265 nleaslll'Jllg 10 CllaiflS

Part of Cockburn Sound Location 28 eolltaillnlg 9acres 2 l'OOds and 20 perches -

Bounded on tile west by tile east boundary of Loca -tion 86 11116 by Part of tile east boundary of Location265 mneasnrnlg ill all 11 chains and 40 links

0,1 tIle liortil by part of tile left bank of the Serperi-tine liver

On the east by the west boundary of vacant. Crownlalld measnrillg 1 chain 20 links

011 tile south-east and again 011 the east by part ofa north-west and a wcst boundary of public road num-ber 41 measuring respectively 95 links and 6 chains 32links

And on tile SoUtil by tile nortil boundary of vacantCrown land measuring 9 chains 50 links

And further take notice tllat nil persons other thantile applicant clailnillg to ilave any estate right title orillterest ill tile above parcel of land and desil'ing toobject to tile said application are hercbv required tolodge ill tllis office 011 O before the 24th, November nexta caveat forbidding tile said land being brongilt underthe operation of the said Act.

E. F. FEWINGS,1-lekistral' of Titles.

Office of Titles, Perth,This 11th day of October, 1939.

L. W. (be Morley, Perth, Solicitor for the applicant,

1770 (IUVEBNMENT GAZETTE, \V.A. [OCTOBER 13, 1939.

OcToBan 13, 1939.] OYERNMENT GAL1ETTE, WA. 1771

TENDERS FOR PUBLIC WORKS.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919-1934.Nedlands Road Board.

Notice of Intention to Borrow.Proposed Loan of £5,000.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Nedlands Road Boardproposes to borrow the sum of five thousand pounds(f5,000). This amount is proposed to be raised by thesale of debentures.

The Loan will b repayable by half-yearly instal-meats over a period of twenty years after the date ofissue thereof, and will bear interest at the rate of fourpounds ten shillings per cent, per annum (f4 lbs. percent, per alinnin), payable half-yearly. The amount ofthe said debentui-es and the interest thereon is to bepaid at the Office of the Board, Stirling highway, Ned-lands, W. A.

The purpose for which, the Loan is to be applied isthe making and paving of roadways, and the construc-tion of drains, as set out in the plans and specifica-tions covering the proposed works.

'fenders, together with the prescribed deposit, are to be addressed to ''The Hon. the Minister for Works,Public Woo-ks Department, The Barracks, St. George's terrace, Perth,'' and must be indorsed ''Tender.''The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

W. S. ANDREW,Under Secretary foi- Public Works.

TIte plans, specifications, and an estimate of the costof such woi-ks, and a statement showing the proposedexpenditure of the money to be borrowed, are open forinspection of ratepayers at thc Office of the Board forone nioiitl, after the last publication of this notice. Thehours during wlicli such inspection may be made arc10 ala, to 4 p.m. on veek days and 10 a.m. to noon onSaturdays.

The w'orks and undertakings for which the Loan isproposed to be raised will iii the opinion of the Boardhe of special benefit to a portioit of the Nedlands RoadDistrict, iianiely, thc South Ward as defined in theGovernment Gazette of the 21st December, 1923, pages2127-8, and any Loan rote applicable to such Loan willhe levied only on the rateable land within the saidSouth Wai-d of the said district.

Dated the 10th day of October, 1939.

J. ALLEN,Cl air,, a ii.

A. JENKINS,Secretary.

I'ACTORIES ANI) SI-lOPS ACT, 1920-1937.Department of Labour.

Othice of Chief Inspector of Factories,Perth, 3rd October, 1939.

FIIS Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor in Council, acting in exercise of the power con-ferred by section 158 of the Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1937, as reprinted underthe Amendments I,icorporation Act, 1938, has been pleased to repeal and revoke all theregulations heretofore made and in force under and for the purposes of the said Act,with the exception of the Spray Painting Regulations, 1928, as published in the Gov-ernsoent Gozette oil the 21st day of December, 1928; the Electric Accumulator IRegula-lions, 1931, as published in the Governsnesbt Gazette on the 6th day of November, 1931,and the Factories (Poisonous Substances) Regulations, 1932, as published in the Coy-ernment Gazette on the 28th day of October, 1932, and in lieu thereof to make the newregulations under and for the purposes of the said Act as set out in the Schedule here-under.

A. C. B1IADSHAW,Chief Inspector of Factories.

SCHEDULE.These regulations may be cited as tile Factories and Shops Act (General) Regu-

lations, 1939.

2. These regulations are divided into Parts, as follow': -Part IRegulation 3Preliminary.Part 11.Regulation 4Appointment of Inspectors.Pai-t 111.Regulation 5-12--Registration of Factories.Part IV.Regulation 13-17Regulation of Factories and Factory Work.Part VRegulation 18-38Provisions relating to Health, Sanitation, and Safety.Part VI.Regulation 39Special provisions relating to certain Trades.Part 'TII.Regulation 40-49Closing of Shops.Part VIII.Regulatiou 50-51Provisions relating to Employment of Assistants

in Shops.Part IX.Regulation 52.53Registration of Shops and Warehouses.Part X.llegulation 54Miscellaneous.

Date ofNotice. Nature of Work.

Date and Timefor Closing.

\Vhere and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.

1939. 1939.(2-30 p.m. on Tuesday)

Sept. 27 East Miling SchoolErection ; Re-moval of East Ballidu School(8975)

17th October Contractors' Room, Perth, and \'vater Supply Otlice,Northa,n, on and after Tuesday, the 3rd October,1939.

Oct. 11 Metropolitan Market Trusti )e-molition and Re-erection of Pro-duce Building (8978)

31st October Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after Tuesday, 17thOctober, 1939.

l'ort I.Pccfimiilary.in tilese regulations, unless the contrary iiteutioii appears, the term ' the Act''

lileans the Factories and hilOpS Act, 1920-1937, as reprinted under tile Amendments In-corporation A et, 1938, and an Acts amending tile same, and terms which are defined intile Act II hen used iii these regniations shall have tile same mealnngs as those given tosuch terlils by tile Act,

Pc rI [1. J/ij)0 II) liii Cil I oJ IiisjlcC (015.Every api hca lit for tile posit iou (if i ilSpect 01' of factories iii ii ii i irodiice sa fin-

tar tori cvii len cc lit ('liii meter a lid re i lull) lii tv ii ml slIullI hIve iulssed a Il exuililiflul t loll tothe satisfaction of the exullIliulers aipointeii by tile Minister, sllowiig that he or shepossesses the following qualifications, iluinlely.--

a fair sta nO a ru of general educ ati on, mci ud mg a sound kno uvie dge of tierules of aritll iii etic up to lId lllc' luding square root an (l dci' inuil fracti 0115

a sound knowledge of the Act and these regulations and of the industrialArbitration Act, 1912-1935, 011(1 any amendment thereto and tile regula-tions thereunder;

a sound knowledge of the subject matter of the following text books-hope, ilanna and Stallyhrass ''Industrial hygiene and Medicine,'' 1923

edition (excluding pages 278 to 463 and 520-552, inclusive).Ihaudersoil ' ' Anstralian Samtary Engineering Practice,'' 1935 edition (ex-

cluding chapters 12, 13 and 14).

J'oct I1I.Ii'i gist rat iou of 1(1 CtOlt Cs.An application for registration of any biniding, prellliSes, or plmu'e as ii factory

5111111 lie lodged with the Chief Inspector in the I"ornu I in tile Appendix A to tlli'Seregulations.

if and whenever tile Chief Inspector, lullrsllallt to 1aragrapil (ut) (if subsection(2) of section 20 (if the Act, forbids tile use of any premises registered as a factory forthe purpose for whicil they are used, or intended to be used, ile shall serve a notice Inthe occupier of tile said premises in tile Forni 2 in tile Appendix A to these regulations.

Every requisition of an inspector liursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection (2)of section 20 of tile Act to an applicant for i'egistration of premises as a factory shallbe made ill the Form 3 in tile Appendix A to these regulations.

A notice of appeal against the requisition of an inspector llui'suulnt to pam-grapil (4) of section 21 of tile Act shall be in the Forni 4 in the Appendix A to tileseregulations, and shall be served oii the clerk of the local conrt nearest to the pluwe whei'ethe factory, shop, or warellilllse is situated, and on tile inspector, within 14 clays afterservice of such requisition.

Upon receipt of slldil llotil-e the clerk of tile said court silail fix a date for thehearing of tile appeal, md set the lose down for hicarilig oil such date, and silahl Ciilisea notice of the clay of hearing to be sent to the p11 i'ties in the Form S in tile Appenchx Ato these regulations.

A notice pursuant to section 22 of tile Act given by the Minister to tile ownerof premises registered as. a factory which require ill,v structural alterations or buildingadditions that lie ,iill regard suril owner fr tile pui'pose of making suciì alterations oradditions as tile occupier thereof, shall be in the Fornl 6 in tile Appendix A to theseregtilations.

Tile Clnef Inspector siudi keep a s'egist ci' of fal'tories in till' Fornl 7 in till'Appendix A to tilese regulations, wherein lie shall cause to be eiltered particu i 'irs ofei'ery registration etl'eetecl by him,

The ocetq ocr of every iii ctory registered under the Act shall, on or before tlic:hlst day of January in eacil yeal', send to the Cllief inspector, together Witil the pcI'scribed fee an application for ic-registration of such factory, in the Forni 8 in tileAppendix A to tilese regulations.

Part IV,Recjnlal ion of Factories and Factory 1Voi'1.13, The record of till' employees of a factory required to be kept iiursilulilt to

paruigrapli (a) of section 27 of the Act silall he kept ill tile Form 9 in the Appenilix .\to these regulations, or ill such other form as tile Chief 1 nspertor may approve of inwriting.

Such record shall be kept at tile factory',oid sIlall he ellteredl up daily.A notice by tile occupier of a factory pursuant to paruigrapll (a) and (c) of

section 37 (If the Act of luaving availed luniself of tile provisions of sections 33, 35, or36 of the Act, and specifying tile names cit tin' workers to wIlollI tile extension cf tileworking hours applied, and the pei'iod of such extesision, silulli he sent to the Chief In-spector within twenty-four hours after the u'omnucneeuncnt of the extra workig, in tileForm 10 in the Appendix A to tilese regulations.

Tile industries specified in Appendix B to these regulations shell be spei'ialiuidusti'ies for tile purposes of section 36 of the Act.

Tile record required by sel'tioll 42 of the Act to be kept by mile 0d'CuIlel' of afactory who lets out or gives out work of ally description in connection wutll textile orshoddy material to be done by any person elsewhere thlilIl ill a factory. sllahi 1 e kept illtile Form 11 in the Appendix A to these regulations.

Application for registmatioll as an outside wol'kcr pursuant to secti011 41 ofthe Act shall be lodged with the Cluef Inspector in tile Form 12 in the Appendix A.to these regulations.

Part V.Provisioes Relating to Health, Sanntatjosi, and Safety.Cubic Reserved Space. (Seetions 61 (ba) amid 133 (e)).

Every factorj-, siiop, or uval'ehlouse, anti 'very portion thereof, shall containsuch cubic reserved spare as shah be detcrnlilied by tile Cinef Inspector Providedalways, tilat such reserved space shall not be less than 350 cubic feet for each person

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(b-voaaic 13, 1939.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA. 1773

employed therein (exclusive of the space occupied by goods, cases, furniture, and fit-tings). When gas is used as an illuminant, 350 cubic feet of air space shall be dednctedfor each light.

In the calculation of cubic space the fllRXilflUiii height taken shall be 14 feet.

Ventilation.(a) If a system of mechanical ventilation approved by the inspector is not

installed and properly utilised, each workroom shall be piovided with means of vesitila-tion by openings other than windows or hours, for he inlet and outlet of air, in theproportion (except where otherwise expressly provided) of not less than 12 squareinches of inlet openings arid 12 square inches of outlet openings for each personemployed in such -workroom, such space to he calculated nxelusive of all bars, ornamenta-tion, or other obstruction thereto. Such inlet openings shall be provided at the height ofabout T feet from the floor level by tubes, shafts, or hoppers in the exteriial walls,external doors, or external windows, and shall be kept permanently open; arid such out-let openings shall be provided, either in the walls of such room by externally-shieldedopenings as close to the ceiling thereof as may be practicable, or else in the ceiling;and in the latter ease, there shall be connected with each such opening an open tubeor shaft having a transverse area equal to that required, and leading through and abovethe roof of the building, and having its upper end terminating in a cclvi or other similarcontrivance.

(b) The 1rovisioiis of this regulation shall not, unless considered necessary by theinspector, apply to a work-room in which there is a fireplace with chinniey and a windowmade to open, and in which not more than four 1rso are employed.

Proper means for outlet ventilation shall be provided for all stairwe1ls.

Heating Appliances.(a) ileans and apphanes for efficiently warming the factory shall he

vided, when such means and appliances arc considered necessary by the inspector.(h) The provisions of paragraph (a) of this regulation shall, if required in writing

by the Chief Inspector of Factories, be complied with in the ease of any building regis-tered at any time as a factory.

Except iii the case of an electric heater, every heating appliance in everyworkroom, whether used for the warming of such rooni or in counoction with the workcarried on therein, shall be provided lvith a flue at least four inches in diameter, andextending to the outer air to ii point at least eight feet above the appliance.

Lavatories (Section 75).In every factory, shop, or warehouse there shall he provided proper lavatory

accominodaton to the satisfaction of the inspector. Such accom,nodatioa shall consistof wash basins, with sufficient water supply, and fitted with trapped waste pipe or pipesconnected with a drain. The basins shall not be fewer in number than one to twentypersons employed, and shall he situated under cover and be convenient of access.

In factories, shops or warehouses in which the majority of those employed orengaged are to lie of one sex and not more than two are to he of the other sex, separateand distinct closet accommodation for the persons of different sexes shall not berequired if in the opinion of the Chief Inspector the same is suitably provjded inadjoining or adjacent premises.

(a) In every factory, shop or warehouse which is connected with any systemof sewerage there shall be provided sanitary conveniences for the use of tile personsemployed or engaged, in accordance with the following scale arid conditions:

Water Closets.

When the number of em-ployecs does riot exceed100

\Vlin such number exceeds100 but does not exceed200 .

Vi' ,en such number exceeds200 . . .

Earth or I'an Closets.

When the number of em-ployees does not exceed100 . .

Where such number exceeds100 but does not exceed200 . . .

Where such number exceeds200

I 'roportioti (It Pans toFenla he Employees.

One to twenty. One to twenty-five.

One to tvent y-five.

One to twenty-five.

(b) Closets for different sexes shall not adjoin erli other, unless separated by awall of brick, stone, or concrete of approved thickness.

(e) The door of every external closet shall be properly sereejieL at least 6 feethugh, and reaching to the ground, amid, if required, a screen shall be fixed to prevent thecloset being visible from overlooking windows.

(ci) Any closet for the use of females shall have a separate entrance behind suchscreen, aud such entrance shall not be within 12 feet from the entrance of nay closetintended for the use of males.

(e) In every factory, shop, or warehouse in which more than twelve males areemployed, urinal accommodation shall be provided in the proportion of one stall to each30 employees.

24. (a) In every factory, shop or warehouse which is not connected with anapproved systeni of sewerage, there shall he provided sanitary conveniences for the useof the iersons employed or engaged, in accordance with the following scale andconditions:

One to tell.

One to fifteen.

One to fifteen.

Prop orti on of Pa u.s toMale Employees.

Proportion of Pans to I 'roportion of Pans toFemale Employees. Male Employees.

One to fifteen.

One to twen y.

One to thirty.

One to thirty.

One to forty.

1774 GOVERNMENT LMZETTE, W.A. [OCTOBJeR 13, 1939.

(b) In every factory, shop, or warehouse, subject to this regulation and iii whichmore than six males are employed, suitable and sufficient urinal accommodation shall beprovided to the satisfaction of the inspector.

(c) The provisions of paragraphs (b), (C), and (d) of regulation No. 23 shallapply in like manner to every factory, shop or ivareliouso to which this regulationapplies

Fire Escape (Section 80, par. (2)).25. The following requirements regarding means of escape shall be complied with

in all factories, provided that places that have been registered and occupied as factoriesprior to the coming into operation of these regulations may continue to be so registeredand occupied while the Chief Inspector considers the nleans of escape in case of fireare sufficient to ensure the safety of the inmates:

(a) There shall be provided for every floor of a factory above the ground floor aprimary and an alternative escape iii case of fire. These shall be so coast rueted aridsituated as to allow of each escape being readily and safely accessible to and usable byall of the persons who may be accommodated on the different parts of every floor sothat, should exit by one escape become obstructed by fire or smoke, exit by the othershall be instantly available and safely accessible and usable.

(h) The main traffic internal stair-way for each floor above the ground floor inevery factory shall be deemed to be the primary escape iii ease of fire.

(c) The alternative escape shall, wherever practicable, be air external stair, anywindows in close proximity to which shall have metal frames and sashes and he glazedwith wire rolled plate glass. i\rhle1.erer it is impracticable to build air external stair,it shall be an internal stair completely fire-isolated, situated as far as possible from liftsor other stairs, and having direct communication with the outer air.

(d) Provided that, for any buildings situated withia aily mumcipalit or roaddistrict, other means of escape vhicli do riot coniply with all the requirements of theseregulations may be accepted, if the building surveyor or engineer of such municipalityor road district, or the chief officer, WA. Fire Brigades' Board, certifies iii writiag that,in Ins opinion, full compliance is impracticable, nnsnitable, or unnecessary and that theother means of escape (specified in the certificate) are at least as safe and effective.

Stairs and Landings.26. All stairs and landings shall lie constructed of fire-resisting materials with

(a) straight flights, with half-space or quarter-space ianclings at intervals of notShore than sixteen nor less than two risers;

(b) a securely fixed continuous hand rail on one side at a vertical height of notless than two feet ten incIses above the nosing of the tread, and not lessthan three feet above tire landing where the stairway is three feet fourinches or less iji width, and two such continuous hianflrails (osre on eachside) wlieie the stairway is over three feet four inches in width ; bahustersor mid-rails shall be provided to every open side of every smenchosed stair;

(c) a clear headway throughout of not less than six feet six inches;(d) steps of uniform dimensions throughout, with strongly secured treads, not-

less than 10 inches, exclusive of nosilig, and risers of not more than 7inches;

(e) the underside of stairs lined, except where risers are fitted;(f) a landing at each floor of the same width as the stair, with a fire resisting

self-closing door, not less than six feet six niches high, of the same widtha-s the landing, and opening outwards, so as not to obstruct the landing.Such door shall lie fitted with such fastenings as the Chief Inspector maydirect to he provided;

(g) a width of stair not less than two feet eight inches vhien the floor area isnot more thasi one tliousanfi square feet; three feet four inches where thefloor area is more than one thousand and not snore than two thousandsquare feet, and thereafter in accordance with the following scale:

Area of each Floor iii Square Feet.

2,000 to 4,0004,000 to 6,0006,000 to 8,0008,000 to 10,000Over 10,000

Total width of Stairs or Exits.

4ft. 2in.lift. Ohms.dft. lOin.6ff. 8in.An additional lOin, in width for every 2,000

square feet of additional floor area.

All exit doors shall be so arranged as to be readily visible, and no obstruc-tions in the form of partitions or other erect-ions interferisig with access orvisibility shall be permitted.

Every fire escape staircase, whether internal or external, and whether erectedbefore or after the coming into operation of this regulation, shall bemaintained and kept iii good and substasrtial repair and fit for use to thesatisfaction of the inspector.

All walls and partitions enclosing any stair shah be of fire-resisting material.Fire isolated stairs shall he enclosed by reinforced concrete walls, not lessthasi 4 inches thick, or by terra cotta walls slot less than 6 inches thick,or by brick, stone, or concrete walls not less than 9 inches thick.

Fire Extinction. - -27. (1) The following or other appliances, if approved of as equally effective bythe Chief Inspector, shah be provided:

(a) In factories in which snore than 25 persons are employediron pipes, notless than 3 isrchres in diameter, conducting- water from a street water mainto within tire building, with taps with 2. incises outlet, fitted with firebrigade standard hose cocks and hoses of the same dimensions and of suchnumbers amid in such positions as may be approved by the Chief Inspector.

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(b) in factories in which not more than 25 persons are employed, the iron pipesshall be not less than 3 inches in diameter, with taps with 21/a inches out-let fitted, with fire brigade standard hose cocks and hoses of the samedimensions and of such numbers and in such positions as may be approvedby the Chief Inspector.

Provided that, when in respect to any such factory the Chief Officer ofWestern Australian Fire Brigades Board has certified in writing that theoccupier has provided sufficient and suitable fire-extinguishing appliancesto the satisfaction of such Chief Officer, the occupier shall not also berequired to provide iron water pipes, taps, standard hose and cocks, andhose as herein specified.

(e) in every factory which is subject to this regulation, there shall be providedto the satisfaef ion of the Cinef Inspector a sufficient number of chemicalfire-extinguishers, each of which having a fluid capacity of two gallonsshall be provided for every 1,600 square feet of floor space in thefactory.

(2) Arrangements satistactory to the Chief inspector shall be made for all ap-pliances to be maintained in an effective condition, Every occupier who has enteredinto an agreement or arrangement with the W.A. Fire Brigades Board for the super-vision and maintenance of fire-extinguishing appliances provided micler these regula-tions shall, so long as such agreement or arrangement is in operation, be deemed to havecomplied with this regulation.

No person shall smoke or carry a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe, or match lrany naked light within or into any room or enclosed space, or any cellar or basement, orany part of any premises used asaf actory in which an explosive or highly combustibleor inflammable material is manufactured or stored.

A conspicuous notice comprising the words Snioking strictly prohibited'shall be posted in a conspicuous position in each part of the factory to which the pie-ceding paragraph applies.

Egress Space.The amount of egress space from the ground floor which shall be provided

for any factory occupied by mint more than twenty-five persons shall not be less thantwo feet eight inches :if occupied by more than twenty-five pe'ons, but not exceeding(lie hundred persons, it shall be not less than three feet four inches. If occupied b'a greater number of persons, the egress space shall he increased at the rate of 20 inchesfor every additional 100 or fraction of 100 personS,

Where the amount of egress 511:1cc required on the ground floor exceeds five feet,at least two separate doorways, placed as far apart :15 iiracticable, shall be provided.No doorway Or gateway shall he less than two t'eet eight inches wide amid six feet sixi ncli es high in ti e clear.

Internal approaches to Doorways.No aisle may be less than two feet eight inches wide. The aggregate width

of aisles, passages, or gaugiVays is to 1w at least as wide as the stairw:is or doorwaysto which I-hey lead.

Doors and Gateways.32, Doors',ind gates foraniig exits from a factory shall, if so reqnired by the

Chief inspector, be hung to o wa outwards toirards the iiea rest road, street, or right-of-)) ny, or to open botl i inwards a mid outwards.

13. No door or gate sha1l lie hung so as to open inanedintely on to a flight of steps,or to obstruct, when open, any exit.

34, Ni) door or gate shall luring the working hours of the factory be secured withstemi lags other thaw such as will all OW sill' Ii door ui gate to be readily opemied from the

inside without a lcev.31. No door ni gate across a passage shall have any othiem' fastening except sHIll

as will allO\V the door to ic readily opc'mied flow (OId'h) side without a key and is approvedby I lie Chief [aspector. Knobs and handles of all bolts and locks monst be firmly secured.

36. No door to a fire-isolated stairwa shall during the working hours of tile fac-tory be

kept open for a lunger time than is necessary for tile passage of persons orgoods;

prevented from closing by wedges or other means,Provided that, where approved self-closing hardwood doors not less

than two inches thick or other approved fire-resisting doors are fittedinside fire underwriters' doors, and are kept closed in accordance with therequirements of paragraphs (a) amid (hi) liem'eof, such fire underwriters'doors may he kept open hi- macails of an approved fusible link, hut nototherwise.

Such self-closing hardwood or othei' approved door may be glazed:Provided that the glazing- substance employed is fire-resistiimg and thattile glazed area does not exceed 30 pci' cent, of the total area of suchdooi's.

Prohibition of Employment during Structural Alterations.(Section 82.)

A notice pnrsnamit to sectiomi 82 of the Act shall be in tile Foi'mn 13 in theAppendix A to these regulations.

First Aid Appliances.(Section 88.)

in every factory where power-driven machinery is used iii any process what-soever, and in every factoi'v w'hem'e tea 01' more persons are employed, the occupier shall,if required by an inspector, provide and keep a suitable case or loelfer placed in a posi-tion approved by the inspector, such case or locker to be equipped amid supplied with thefollowing articles, namely : -

1 bottle amitiseptic sohutiomi.1 dozen bandages (assorted sizes).

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2 ounces castor oil.2 ounces tincture iodine.1 pint picric acid solution. Formula.: 1l/2 teaspoons powdered picric acid, 3

ounces absolute alcohol, 2 pints distilled water.1 jar earbolised petrolatum.6 ounces sal volatile.4 ounces absorbent cotton wool.4 small packets absorbent lint.2 packets sterilised plani gauze, 3m.1 reel adhesive plaster, 2in.1 packet safety pins.1 pair scissors.1 (only) tourniquet.1 pair tweezers.I (only) glass measure.2 (only) small enamel bowls.1 (only) eye dropper.1 First Aid Manual.I pi- rubber gloves.

Part VI.--Spceial Procisioaz Relating to Cci'taih Tsar/es.Stamping Furniture (Section 92.

39. All furniture, other than second-hand furniture, which is sold, exposed, oroffered for sale, either by wholesale or retail, shall be stamped in the manner set forthhereunder: -

Every stamp on furniture which is made of wood, or of which wood formsthe principal part, shall he of indelible permaneist ink or stain, orimpression, and shall be of legible type, and the lettering on suds stampshall be ill bold-fared sans serif-capital letters of not less than eight pointsface measnrcuieist.

Every article of furniture which is manufactured from metal, reeds, rattan,cane, or seagrass shall be deemed to be stamped in accordance with the Actif each such article has appended thereto a label of metal, wood, or othersubstantial material on which is stansped, embossed, or printed tile requiredwords, tile lettering of whieli shall be in bold-faced sans serif-capitalletters of not less than eight points face measurement.

(e) Such label shall he nailed, riveted, screwed, tacked, or attached by othersuitable means, firmly secured to or let into such articles in w-orkmanhkeniuner, and, so far as seasonably possible, in a way that ivili not permitof tile label or stamp being easily rubbed off, obliterated, or detached intile handling (If such articles.

(d) Of the methods of stamping referred t0 paragraph (c) of tins regulation,the one used in all)' pin'ticulir ease shall be tile OlIC most fitting to be usedto secure perul:uRincy, having regard to the composition of tile labelrequired to be used, and tile nature, composition, size, shape, or otherella mete ristics (If the parti C Ida r a it mci e (If furniture.

Part VII.---(II1eiIIq 0] 81(07)8.Registration of Small Shops (Section 103).

40. Every application to register a small siop shall be made in tile Form 14 intile Appendix A to these regulations.

41. Every certificate of registration of a small shop shall be ia the Form 15 in tileAppendix A to these regulations.

Poll of Jlllectors (Sections 100 and 105).42. In lien of tile questions prescmi)ed by subsection (1) of section 118 of the

Electoral Adt, 1907-1936, tile following questions shall be put h1 the presiding officer toy person claiming to vote:

Do yon live ill tile (here state tile nanle of Shop District) Shop District?and if such question is answered ill tlle negative, tile followiisg additional questions:

1-Tave you within tile last precednsg three months bonn fide lived within tile(here state tile name of Shop District) Shop District?

Where w'as our place of living hI the (here state tile ((nine of the SlnrpDistrict) Shop District?

43. An elector may record Ins vote by post hcfore a postal vote officer dulyappointed ill such capacity under tile Electoral Act anli at tile Chief Electoral Office,Perth: Provided such elector would have been qualified to record ills vote by post if tlll'poii under tile Factories and Shops Act, 1920-1937, for which ile clainss to vote by postilad been a Parliamentar- election, and provided also tllat voting iy post is permissibleelliy witilin the Shop District for which the poi1 is being taken.

44. fh warrant for tile issue (If tile writ, and tile writ, may be in tile Forms 16and 17 in the Appendix A to these regulations.

Fees to Returning Officers.15. The fees ayahle to returning officers, presiding officers, and assistant presid-

lag officers for their services in collneetion witll tile taking of any poll under tile Actshall be

Returning Officer-17 : Provided tilat, wisere in respect of any shop poll moretiiaii one electoral district is involved, an additional fee of £1 for eachdistrict in excess of one shall be allowed.

I'residing Officer and Assistant Presiding Officer$2: Provided that presidingofficers and assistant presiding officers required to assist at the scrutiny andcount of votes silall be paid for such services at the sate of three shillingsand sixpence (3s. Gd.) per lious'.

No transport or meal allowance shall be paid to any officer aforesaid inrespect of the day of a poll, but, if approved by time Chief Inspector ofFactories, any expense necessarily incurred by all officer for transport onthe day of time poll may be recouped to such officer.

The Minister may in special cases approve of the abovementioned fees beingincreased to coincide with those paid under tile regulations under the Electoral Act,1907-1936, as amended, for State Parliamentary elections.

Suspension of Section 112 and Subsection (1) of Section 113.46. An application to the Chief inspector for the Suspension of section 112 and

subsection (1) of section ii of the Act shall he ll the Form IS in the _tppendix A tothese regulations.

41. TIme conditions wider \V1ichi a suspension of the provisions of section 112 andsubsection (1) of section 112 may be allowed as follow:

(a) that no goods of a description or kind that would necessitate the shop beingclosed shall be sold or exposed for sale any hour when time slop would,except for the SUSpCflS1OII, be closed;

(h) that there has been provided and will be maintaiiled a substaiitizil partitionof the prescribed description, whir I, will be kept locked (with the keyremoved) during the hours covered by such suspeiision

(c) that time suspension ma at any time be revoked by time Chief Inspector bynotification of such revocation being posted to the shopkeeper.

Articles deemed to be appropriate to exempted Shops.(Sections 106 and 112).

The following schedule of articles shall be deemed to be appropriate to theclass of business specified hereunder :-

'Newsagents, stationers and booksellers' shops' 'All kinds of books, whetherprimted or blank, stationery, including all kinds of writing materials, postalmaterials, Christnsas and other cards, cardboard, pilper of all kisds, india-rubber stamps, gum, stationery baskets, sealing wax, school bags, photoalbums, sheet music, books of nmusie, account books (all sizes), paper, schoolbooks, ink, indiarubber bands, pencils (including ornanmental pencils), paperclips, erasers, rulers, red tape, children 's books, novels, magazines, news-papers, copy books, exercise books, twine, school slates, visiting and plaincards, scrapbooks and scraps, Catholic and English prayer books, bibles,birthday cards, blotting paper, foolscap, wrapping papers, ink bottles,drawing books, music paper, manuscript music books, blotting and writingpa ds, postage and duty stamps, writing desks, pen racks alicE paper transfers.

'Railway book stall' 'All those articles hereinbefore described as being appro-pilate to neivsagents, stationers and booksellers' shops, with the addition ofconfectionery.

Confectioners' shops' 'All kinds of sweets, pastry, biscuits, fancy bread,cakes, all non-alcoholic beverages, ice and icecream.

Fruit and vegetable shops and refreslunent shops' 'All kinds of fresh or driedfruits, and cut flowers; all vegetables fresh and dried, including oiiioiis andpotatoes, all mion-alcoholie beverages, ice, icecreani, butter, cheese, nmnrgarslseand eggs.

Tobacconists' simops' 'Tobacco pipes, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, snuff andsnuff boxes, tobacco pouches, ITilitcileS, match boxes, iigar, cigarette and pipecases, cigar and cigarette holders and cutters, pocket cigarette makingmachines, pocket knives, hairdresser's scissors and hair clippers, razors,razor blades, shaving brushes, shaving soap, bay run,, brilhiantine, facecream, shaving cream, florida water, combs, hair brushes, hair oils, talcum orother face powders, razor strops, shaving mugs, and walking sticks.

'Restaurants, refreshment, cooked meat amid fish, and oyster shops' 'Ganme amolpomiltry, fresh, cured or cooked fish, or shell fish, hut not tinned fish, all kindsof cooked foodstuffs other than tinned or bottled foods. All kinds of lion-alcoholic beverages--and h,itter, cheese, margarine, and eggs.

Premises iim respect of which a publican 's general license, wnyside house license,Australian wine and beer license, Australian wine license, Railway refresh-ment roonm license or Hotel license has been or may hereafter be granted'' :-Tobacco and cigars, cigarettes and other articles made of tobacco.

Chemists' and druggists' shops ''All kinds of medicinal preparations, drugs,patemit medicines, and chemicals, surgical, medical, and chiemica.1 appliances,instruments 011(1 apparatus, disinfeetants, antiseptics, and vermin destroyers,prepared food for invalids and children, feeding cups and bottles, toilet re-quisites, such as sponges, brushes, soaps, pow'clers, cosmetics and perfumery,bay ruin, brilliammtine, face c-ream, shaving cream, florida water, combs, hairbrushes, hair oils, talcum or other face powders, sps'ays, puffs, manicuringappliances, and cases or boxes for sonic.

Substantial Partitions for Mixed Businesses.(Section 113.)

In the case of s3ops, where two or moore descriptions of businesses are carriedon ill different parts of the same hirelmmises such parts shall he deemed to be separatedfrom each othmem' by a substantial portiticui, if any, if tile following conditions are coin-plied with, namely : -

(1) if the several businesses arc respectively carried on in entirely distinct andseparate buildings;

(2.) if the parts are separated from each ethics' by a permanent partition, and,when time partition is pierced by a door, if, at the closing hour the dooris closed and locked, and the key removed;

(3) Close roller-shutters made of wood, iron, or other substantial immaterial ap-proved by the inspector may he used as a partitiolT to separate time pai'tsif at tIme closimmg hour they are securely fastened by lock or padlock, mindthe key removed;

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Movable shutters of wood, iron, or other substantial material approved bythe inspector may be used as a partition to separate the parts if when putUi) at the closing hour they are securely fastened by a horizontal bar,which is padlocked, aiici if the key thereof is removed;

Framed glass may be used as a partition to separate the parts if at theclosing hour the goods contained behind the glass partition and thiglass doors or frames are closed and locked, and if the key thereof isremoved;

Windows boxed in with wood or glass may be used as a partition to separatethe paits if at the closing hour the door of the conpartment is locked,and if the key thereof is removed

Movable shutters of not greater than 1 1,1, inch mesh wire franceS in wood em'iron may be used as a separation: Provided they are securely locked tothe approval of the inspector, nd that the key thereof is removed: Pro-vided further, that if netting of greater naesh than un. be used, suchnetting shall be mmdc of wire not lighter than 14 sw. gauge;

Movi ble wooden lattice shutters of not greater than 1 ½in. niesh. sect' eelfastened to wooden frames, may be used as a separation, provided tlmelare securely locked, to the approval of the inspector, and that the keythereof is removed.

Part YIII.Provisionx relating to the Fin ploymen I of Assistants in Shops.Employment during' extended Tiours.

(Section 119.)50. Every notification by time Occupier ot a shop to the Chief Trspector that such

occupier has availed himself of the provisions of section 118 shall be in the Form 19in the Appimrlix A to these regulations.

Port IX.Req istration of Shops and iVarelm mixes.(Section 132.)

An application to the Chief Inspector of Factories by the occupier of a shopor warehouse foi' registration thereof, pursuaiit to section 132 of the Act, shall he iiiaccordance with Form 20 in the Appendix A to these regulations.

An a pplieation for renewal of registration shall be in the li'orm 21 in the Ap-pendix A to these regulations.

Par IX .'--i7vlis'cehlan (outs.(Section 1.58.)

(1) An person who contravenes or neglects, refnses, or fails to comply with:n provision of these regulations shall be gu