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AUDIT ACT 1904.(Section 33 .)

The Treasury,Perth, 12 July 1983 .

IT is hereby published for general information thatthe following officers have been appointed as CertifyingOfficers:-

For the Department of Agriculture :-D. A . Raphael from 5/7/83 .

For the Industrial Relations Service-C. F. Westcott from 5/7/83 .S. S . Pecker from 5/7/83 .

For the Department of Lands and Surveys :-G. G. Taylor from 5/7/83 to 7/10/83 .

For the Department of Tourism :-B. W. Hearne from 5/7/83 .

For the Superannuation Board :-G. D. Fisher from 5/7/83 to 22/7/83 .

It is hereby published for general information thatthe following appointment as Certifying Officer hasbeen cancelled :-

For the Department of Agriculture :-J. C. Southwood from 5/7/83 .

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WEST

AUSTRALIA

by Authority at 3 .30 p.m .)

PERTH: FRIDAY, 22 JULY

[1983

Western Australia .FINANCE BROKERS CONTROL ACT 1975 .

(Sections 24 and 28 .)Application for Finance Brokers Licence by Firm or

Partnership .To : The Registrar, Finance Brokers Supervisory Board.WE, Francis William Dart-Kelly, and Barbara LynDart-Kelly, trading as Dart-Kelly & Co . of 19 SadlierStreet, Subiaco, hereby apply for a Finance BrokersLicence under the Finance Brokers Control Act 1975 .The address for service of notices in respect of thisapplication is 19 Sadlier Street, Subiaco .

Dated this 13th day of July, 1983 .F. DART-KELLY .B. DART-KELLY .

Appointment of Hearing .I hereby appoint 30 August 1983 at 9 .30 o'clock in

the forenoon as the time for hearing the foregoing ap-plication at the Offices of the Finance Brokers Super-visory Board, 184 St . George's Terrace, Perth .

C. A. FITZGERALD,Registrar,

Finance Brokers Supervisory Board .

Objection to the granting of this licence shall be inthe approved form and may be served on the applicantand the Registrar at any time prior to seven days beforethe date appointed for the hearing .

2712GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

Department of the Premierand Cabinet,

Perth, 19 July 1983 .IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the administration ofDepartments, Authorities, Statutes and Votes beingplaced under the control of the respective Ministersas set out hereunder .

J . E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

PREMIER AND CABINET, TREASURER, MINISTERCO-ORDINATING ECONOMIC AND SOCIALDEVELOPMENT, and MINISTER FORFORESTS, TOURISM, and WOMEN'SINTERESTS .

Premier and Cabinet :

Departments and Authorities :Agent General's Office, LondonDepartment of the Premier and CabinetExecutive CouncilGovernment Motor GarageGovernor's EstablishmentOfficial Representative, TokyoPublic Service BoardRoyal and other Commissions of InquiryRural and Industries Bank

Statutes :Alteration of Statutory Designations ActArmorial Bearings Protection ActConstitution ActConstitution Act Amendment ActMetric Conversion ActParliamentary Commissioner ActPublic Service ActRoyal Commissions ActRural and Industries Bank ActIndustries Assistance ActUnauthorized Documents Act

Treasurer:

Departments and Authorities :Audit DepartmentGovernment PrintGovernment StoresMiscellaneous ServicesMotor Vehicle Insurance TrustState TaxationSuperannuation BoardTreasury Department

Statutes :Appropriation (Consolidated Revenue Fund)

ActAppropriation (General Loan Fund) ActAnzac Day ActAudit ActBorrowings for Authorities ActBusiness Franchise (Tobacco) ActDeath Duty ActDeath Duty Assessment ActDistressed Persons Relief Trust ActJudges Salaries and Pensions ActLand Tax ActLand Tax Assessment ActLand Valuation Tribunals ActLimitation ActLoan ActMotor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance) ActMotor Vehicle (Third Party Insurance

Surcharge) ActParliamentary Superannuation ActPay Roll Tax ActPay Roll Tax Assessment ActPensioner (Rates Rebates and Deferments)

ActPublic Moneys Investment ActSalaries and Allowances ActStamp ActSuperannuation Act

Superannuation and Family Benefits ActSupply ActTotalisator ActTotalisator Duty ActTotalisator Regulation ActUnclaimed Moneys ActValuation of Land Act

Economic and Social Development :

Forests :

Departments and Authorities :Forests Department

Statutes:Forests ActSandalwood ActTimber Industry Regulation Act

Tourism :

Departments and Authorities :Department of TourismRottnest Island BoardTourist Advisory Council

Statutes :Tourist Act

Women's Interests:

DEPUTY PREMIER, and MINISTER FORECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ANDTECHNOLOGY .

Deputy Premier :

Departments and Authorities :State Tender Board

Statutes :State Tender Board Act

Economic Development and Technology :

Departments and Authorities:Department of Industrial DevelopmentDepartment of Resources DevelopmentIndustrial Lands Development AuthorityTechnology DirectorateWestern Australian Overseas Projects Auth-

ority

Statutes :Albany Woollen Mills Ltd . Agreement ActAlumina Refinery Agreement ActAlumina Refinery (Mitchell Plateau) Agree-

ment ActAlumina Refinery (Muchea) Agreement ActAlumina Refinery (Pinjarra) Agreement ActAlumina Refinery (Wagerup) Agreement ActAlumina Refinery (Worsley) Agreement ActBroken Hill Pty. Ltd. Integrated Steel Works

Agreement ActBroken Hill Pty. Co. Ltd. Agreements (Vari-

ation) ActBroken Hill Pty. Co . Ltd . Steel Industry Agree-

ment ActCement Works (Cockburn Cement Limited)

Agreement ActCollie Coal (Griffin) Agreement ActCollie Coal (Western Collieries) Agreement

ActCollie Coal (Western Collieries and Dampier)

Agreement ActDampier Solar Salt Industry Agreement ActDiamond (Ashton Joint Venture) Agreement

ActEvaporites (Lake MacLeod) Agreement ActExmouth Gulf Solar Salt Industry Agreement

Act

ment ActIron Ore (Hamersley Range) Agreement ActIron Ore (Hanwright) Agreement ActIron Ore (McCamey's Monster) Agreement

Authorisation ActIron Ore (Mount Bruce) Agreement ActIron Ore (Mount Goldsworthy) Agreement

ActIron Ore (Mount Newman) Agreement ActIron Ore (Murchison) Agreement Authorisa-

tion ActIron Ore (Nimingarra) Agreement ActIron Ore (Rhodes Ridge) Agreement Auth-

orisation ActIron Ore (Scott River) Agreement ActIron Ore (Tallering Peak) Agreement ActIron Ore (The Broken Hill Proprietary Com-

pany Ltd.) Agreement ActIron Ore (Wittenoom) Agreement ActLake Lefroy Salt Industry Agreement ActLaporte Industrial Factory Agreement ActLeslie Solar Salt Industry Agreement ActMineral Sands (Allied Eneabba) Agreement

ActMineral Sands (Western Titanium) Agreement

ActNorth West Gas Development (Woodside)

Agreement ActNickel (Agnew) Agreement ActNickel Refinery (Western Mining Corporation

Limited) Agreement ActNuclear Activities Regulation ActOil Refinery Industry (Anglo-Iranian Oil

Company Limited) ActPaper Mill Agreement ActPoseidon Nickel Agreement ActSnowy Mountains Engineering Corporation

Enabling ActThe Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited

(Export of Iron Ore) ActUranium (Yeelirrie) Agreement ActWesply (Dardanup) Agreement ActWestern Australian Overseas Projects Authority

ActWestern Australian Products Symbol ActWood Chipping Industry Agreement ActWood Distillation and Charcoal Iron and Steel

Industry ActWundowie Charcoal Iron Industry Sale Agree-

ment Act

MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS, andLEADER OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THELEGISLATIVE COUNCIL .

Industrial Relations :Departments and Authorities :

Department of Labour and IndustryPublic Service ArbitratorWestern Australian Government Industrial

Relations ServiceWestern Australian Industrial CommissionWorkers Assistance Commission

Statutes :Bread ActConstruction Safety ActEmployment Agents ActEssential Foodstuffs and Commodities ActFactories and Shops ActGovernment Employees (Promotions Appeal

Board) Act

ATTORNEY GENERAL, MINISTER FOR INTER-GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS AND DEFENCELIAISON, PRISONS, and MINISTER ASSISTINGTHE TREASURER

Attorney General :

Departments and Authorities:Corporate Affairs OfficeCrown Law DepartmentDistrict CourtFamily CourtLand Titles OfficeLegal Aid CommissionLaw Reform CommissionLocal CourtsPetty Sessions CourtsProbation and Parole ServicePublic TrusteeSolicitor GeneralState Government Insurance OfficeSupreme Court

Statutes:Absconding Debtors ActAdministration ActAssociations Incorporation ActBail ActBills of Sale ActBusiness Names ActCharitable Trusts ActCommonwealth Places (Administration of

Laws) ActCompanies (Administration) ActCompanies (Application of Laws) ActCompanies (Acquisition of Shares) (Application

of Laws) ActCompanies (Co-operative) ActCompanies (Western Australia) CodeCompany Take-overs ActCoroners ActConstitutional Powers (Coastal Waters) ActCrimes (Offences at Sea) ActCriminal Code ActCriminal Injuries Compensation ActCrown Suits ActDebtors ActDistrict Court of Western Australia ActDomicile ActEscheat (Procedure) ActEvidence ActFamily Court ActForeign Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement)

Inheritance (Family and Dependants Provision)Act

Interpretation ActJuries ActJustices ActLaw Reform Commission ActLaw Reporting ActLegal Aid Commission ActLegal Contribution Trust ActLegal Practitioners ActLegal Representation of Infants ActLegislative Review and Advisory Committee

ActLimited Partnerships ActListening Devices ActLocal Courts Act

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Government Agreements Act Hairdressers Registration ActIndustrial Development (Kwinana Area) Act Industrial Arbitration ActIndustrial Lands Development Authority Act Long Service Leave ActIndustrial Lands (CSBP and Farmers Ltd .) Machinery Safety Act

Agreement Act Public and Bank Holidays ActIndustrial Lands (Kwinana) Agreement Act Public Service Arbitration ActIndustrial Lands (Maddington) Agreement Act Salaries and Wages Freeze ActIndustry (Advances) Act Shearers Accommodation ActInventions Act Trade Unions ActIron and Steel Industry Act Truck ActIron Ore (Cleveland Cliffs) Agreement Act Wheat Products (Prices Fixation) ActIron Ore (Dampier Mining Company Limited) Workers Compensation and Assistance Act

Agreement Act Workers Compensation Supplementation FundIron Ore (Goldsworthy-Nimingarra) Agree- Act

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Marketable Securities Transfer ActMoney Lenders ActNewspaper Libel and Registration ActOfficial Prosecutions (Defendants' Costs) ActOffenders Probation and Parole ActOff-shore (Application of Laws) ActProperty Law ActPublic Notaries ActPublic Trustee ActReal Property (Foreign Governments) ActRecording of Proceedings ActRegistration of Deeds Ordinance ActReprinting of Acts Authorisation ActReprinting of Regulations ActSale of Land ActSecurities Industry ActSecurities Industry (Application of Laws) ActSecurities Industry (Release of Sureties) ActSolicitor General ActState Government Insurance Office ActStatute Law Revision ActStipendiary Magistrates ActStrata Titles ActSuitors Fund ActSupreme Court ActTransfer of Land ActTrustees ActWills Act

Inter-Governmental Relations and Defence Liaison :

Prisons :

Departments and Authorities :Prisons Department

Statutes :Prisons Act

MINISTER FOR WATER RESOURCES, CONSUMERAFFAIRS, and PARLIAMENTARY ANDELECTORAL REFORM, and LEADER OFTHE HOUSE.

Water Resources :

Departments and Authorities :Benger Drainage BoardBunbury Water BoardBusselton Water BoardHarvey Water BoardMetropolitan Water AuthorityPublic Works-Country Water Supplies

Statutes :Country Areas Water Supply ActCountry Towns Sewerage ActLand Drainage ActMetropolitan Water Authority ActMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainage ActMetropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage and

Drainage Board (Validation) ActMillstream Station Acquisition ActRights in Water and Irrigation ActWater Boards ActWater Supply, Sewerage and Drainage ActWestern Australian Water Resources Council

Act

Consumer Affairs:

Departments and Authorities:Builders Registration BoardDepartment of Consumer AffairsFinance Brokers Supervisory BoardHire Purchase Licensing TribunalInsurance Brokers Licensing BoardLand Valuers Licensing BoardMotor Vehicle Dealers Licensing BoardPainters Registration Board

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[22 July 1983 .

Real Estate and Business Agents SupervisoryBoard

Registration of Trade AssociationsSettlement Agents Supervisory BoardSmall Claims Tribunals

Statutes :Builders Registration ActClothes and Fabrics (Labelling and Sales) ActConsumer Affairs ActDoor to Door (Sales) ActFinance Brokers Control ActGeneral Insurance Brokers and Agents ActHire Purchase ActLand Valuers Licensing ActMotor Vehicle Dealers ActPainters Registration ActPetroleum Retailers Rights and Liabilities ActPrevention of Excessive Prices ActPyramid Sales Schemes ActReal Estate and Business Agents ActSettlement Agents ActSmall Claims Tribunals ActTrade Associations Registration ActTrade Descriptions and False Advertisements

ActTrading Stamp ActUnsolicited Goods and Services ActWeights and Measures Act

Parliamentary and Electoral Reform :

Departments and Authorities :Electoral Department

Statutes :Electoral ActElectoral Districts Act

MINISTER FOR POLICE AND EMERGENCYSERVICES, and LOCAL GOVERNMENT .

Police and Emergency Services:

Departments and Authorities :Police DepartmentNational Safety CouncilState Emergency ServiceWestern Australian Fire Brigades Board

Statutes :Contraceptives ActFirearms ActFire Brigades ActMarine Stores ActMisuse of Drugs ActMotor Vehicle Drivers Instructors ActPolice ActPolice Assistance Compensation ActRoad Traffic ActSecurity Agents ActSpeargun Control Act

Local Government :

Departments and Authorities :Cemetery BoardsKeep Australia Beautiful CouncilLocal Government DepartmentLocal Government Grants Commission

Statutes :Cemeteries ActControl of Vehicles (Off-road areas) ActDividing Fences ActDog ActLitter ActLocal Government Act (Other Than Division

I of Part XII)Local Government Grants ActLocal Government Superannuation Act

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MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, MULTI-CULTURAL AND ETHNIC AFFAIRS, and THEARTS .

The Environment :

Departments and Authorities :Department of Conservation and EnvironmentEnvironmental Protection AuthorityLeschenault Inlet Management AuthorityNational Parks AuthorityPeel Inlet Management AuthoritySwan River Management AuthorityWaterways Commission

Statutes :East Perth Cemetery ActEnvironmental Protection ActNational Parks Authority ActWaterways Conservation Act

Multi-Cultural and Ethnic Affairs :

Departments and Authorities :State Immigration Office

The Arts :

Departments and Authorities :Library Board of Western AustraliaNational TrustPerth Theatre TrustWestern Australian Art Gallery BoardWestern Australian Arts CouncilWestern Australian Museum

Statutes:Art Gallery ActLibrary Board of Western Australia ActMaritime Archaeology ActMuseum ActNational Trust of Australia (W.A .) ActPerth Theatre Trust ActWestern Australian Arts Council Act

MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES ANDWILDLIFE, and MINISTER ASSISTING THEMINISTER FOR FORESTS.

Agriculture :

Departments and Authorities :Agriculture Protection BoardDepartment of Agriculture

Statutes :Abattoirs ActAerial Spraying Control ActAgricultural Products ActAgriculture Protection Board ActAgriculture and Related Resources Protection

ActArgentine Ant ActArtificial Breeding Board ActArtificial Breeding of Stock ActBee Industry Compensation ActBeekeepers ActBulk Handling ActCarnarvon Banana Industry Compensation

Trust Fund ActCattle Industry Compensation ActChicken Meat Industry ActDairy Industry ActDried Fruits ActExotic Stock Diseases (Eradication Fund) ActFertilizers ActFruit Cases ActFruit Growing Industry (Trust Fund) ActFruit Growing Reconstruction Scheme ActGrain Marketing ActHoney Pool ActMargarine ActMarketing of Eggs ActMarketing of Lamb Act

Marketing of Potatoes ActMarking of Lamb and Hogget ActMetric Conversion (Grain and Seed Market-

ing) ActMetropolitan Market ActOrd River Dam Catchment Area (Straying

Cattle) ActPig Industry Compensation ActPlant Diseases ActPotato Growing Industry (Trust Fund) ActPoultry Industry (Trust Fund) ActReferenda on Proposals for Marketing Wheat,

Oats and Barley ActRoyal Agricultural Society ActRural Industries Assistance ActRural Reconstruction and Rural Adjustment

Schemes ActSeeds ActSheepskins (Draft Allowance Prohibition) ActSkeleton Weed and Resistant Grain Insects

(Eradication Funds) ActSoil and Land Conservation ActSoil Fertility Research ActState Trading Concerns Act Amendment Act

1968Stock (Brands and Movement) ActStock Diseases (Regulations) ActVeterinary Preparations and Animal Feeding

Stuffs ActVeterinary Surgeons ActWestern Australian Meat Industry Authority

ActWheat Marketing Act 1947Wheat Marketing Act 1979Wild Cattle Nuisance ActWool (Draft Allowance Prohibition) Act

Fisheries and Wildlife:

Departments and Authorities :Department of Fisheries and Wildlife

Statutes :Fisheries ActFish Farming (Lake Argyle) Development

Agreement ActOyster Fisheries ActPearling ActWhaling ActWildlife Conservation Act

MINISTER FOR EDUCATION .

Education :

Departments and Authorities :Board of Secondary EducationCountry High School Hostels AuthorityEducation DepartmentGovernment School Teachers TribunalMurdoch UniversityPublic Education Endowment TrustRural Youth Movement CouncilTertiary Institution Service CentreUniversity of Western AustraliaWestern Australian Institute of TechnologyWestern Australian Post Secondary Education

Commission

Statutes :Colleges ActCountry High School Hostels Authority ActEducation ActGovernment School Teachers Arbitration and

Appeal ActMurdoch University ActMurdoch University Planning Board ActPublic Education Endowment ActRural Youth Movement ActUniversity of Western Australia ActWestern Australian Institute of Technology

ActWestern Australian Post Secondary Education

Commission Act

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MINISTER FOR HEALTH.

Health :

Departments and Authorities :Hospital and Allied ServicesMental Health ServicesPublic Health DepartmentWestern Australian Alcohol and Drug Authority

Statutes :Alcohol and Drug Authority ActAnatomy ActAnimal Resources Authority ActChiropodists ActChiropractors ActClean Air ActCo-opted Medical and Dental Services for the

Northern Portion of the State ActCremation ActDental ActFluoridation of Public Water Supplies ActHealth ActHealth Education Council ActHospital ActHospital Fund ActHuman Tissue and Transplant ActMedical ActMental Health ActMental Institution Benefits (Commonwealth

and State Agreement) ActNarrogin Hospital ActNoise Abatement ActNurses ActOccupational Therapists ActOptical Dispensers ActOptometrists ActPerth Dental Hospital Land ActPharmacy ActPhysiotherapists ActPoisons ActPsychologists Registration ActPublic Dental Hospital Land ActQueen Elizabeth II Medical Centre ActRadiation Safety ActSale of Tobacco ActUniversity Medical School ActUniversity Medical School Teaching Hospitals

Act

MINISTER FOR WORKS, and LANDS ANDSURVEYS .

Works:

Departments and Authorities :Public Works (Public Buildings, Harbours

and Rivers, State Engineering Works,Wells, Water Conservation, Surveys,Testing, Taking Land)

Statutes :Architects ActPublic Works ActState Trading Concerns ActWater Supply Act

Lands and Surveys :

Departments and Authorities :Bush Fires BoardDepartment of Lands and SurveysKings Park BoardZoological Gardens Board

Statutes :Bush Fires ActCaves House Disposal ActCity of Perth Endowment Lands ActCloser Settlement ActEsperance Lands Agreement Act

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .[22 July 1983 .

Industrial Development (Resumption of Land)Act

Irrigation (Dunham River) Agreement ActLand ActLicensed Surveyors ActLocal Government Act (Division (1) of Part

XII only)Northern Developments Pty. Limited Agree-

ment ActParks and Reserves ActReserve (Woodmans Point-Jervoise Bay) ActReserve (Concert Hall) ActReserve and Road Closure ActReserves ActReserves and Land Revestment ActRoad Closure ActWar Service Land Settlement Scheme ActZoological Gardens Act

MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT ANDADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, PLANNING,and MINISTER ASSISTING THE MINISTERCO-ORDINATING ECONOMIC AND SOCIALDEVELOPMENT .

Employment and Administrative Services :

Departments and Authorities :Department of Employment and Administrative

ServicesLicensing CourtLotteries CommissionRegistrar General's OfficeTotalisator Agency Board

Statutes :Age of Majority ActAnglican Church of Australia ActAnglican Church of Australia (Swanleigh

Land and Endowments) ActAuction Sales ActBetting Control ActBookmakers Betting Tax ActCensorship of Films ActChange of Names Regulation ActCharitable Collections ActConfederation of W .A. Industry (Inc .) ActDebt Collectors Licensing ActDeclarations and Attestations ActDischarged Servicemen's Badges ActDisposal of Uncollected Goods ActIndecent Publications and Articles ActIndustrial Training ActInquiry Agents Licensing ActKalgoorlie and Boulder Racing Clubs ActKalgoorlie Country Club (Inc.) ActLiquor ActLotteries (Control) ActLotto ActPawnbrokers ActPerth and Tattersall's Bowling and Recreation

Club (Inc.) ActPresbyterian Church ActPrevention of Cruelty to Animals ActRacecourse Development ActRacing Restriction Act 1917Racing Restriction Act 1927Registration of Birth, Deaths and Marriages

ActRegistration of Identity of Persons ActSt. Catherine's Hall, Greenough ActSecondhand Dealers ActState Hotels (Disposal) ActStreet Collections (Regulation) ActSunday Entertainments ActTotalisator Agency Board Betting ActTotalisator Agency Board Betting Tax ActUniting Church in Australia ActWar Relief Funds ActWestern Australian Greyhound Racing Associa-

tion ActWestern Australian Trotting Association ActWestern Australian Turf Club ActWestern Australian Turf Club (Property) Act

22 July 1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

Planning:

Departments and Authorities :Board of ValuersJoondalup Development CorporationMetropolitan Region Planning AuthorityTown Planning Appeal CommitteeTown Planning Appeal TribunalTown Planning BoardTown Planning DepartmentUrban Lands Council

Statutes :Joondalup Centre ActMetropolitan Regional Improvement Tax ActMetropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme

ActTown Planning and Development Act

MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT, and REGIONALDEVELOPMENT AND THE NORTH WESTWITH SPECIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR'BUNBURY 2000'.

Transport:

Departments and Authorities :Albany Port AuthorityBunbury Port AuthorityDepartment of Marine and HarboursCo-ordinator General of TransportEsperance Port AuthorityFremantle Port AuthorityGeraldton Port AuthorityMain Roads DepartmentMetropolitan Transport TrustPort Hedland Port AuthorityTaxi Control BoardThe Western Australian Government Railways

CommissionTransport CommissionWestern

Australian

Coastal

ShippingCommission

Statutes :Albany Port Authority ActBunbury Port Authority ActCarriers ActCity of Perth Parking Facilities ActCivil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) ActEastern Goldfields Transport ActEsperance Port Authority ActEsperance Port Authority Lands ActFremantle Port Authority ActGeraldton Port Authority ActGovernment Railways ActHarbours and Jetties ActJetties ActLights (Navigation Protection) ActMain Roads ActMarine and Harbours ActMarine Navigational Aids ActMetropolitan (Perth) Passenger Transport

Trust ActMidland Railway ActMidland Railway Co. Acquisition ActPerth Regional Railway ActPilots Limitation of Liability ActPort Hedland Port Authority ActPrevention of Pollution of Waters by Oil ActRailways Classification Board ActRailways Discontinuance and Land Revestment

ActRailway Standardisation Agreement ActRailways (Standard Gauge) Construction ActSea Carriage of Goods ActShipping and Pilotage ActState Transport Co-ordination ActTaxi Cars (Co-ordination and Control) ActTransport ActWestern

Australian

Coastal

ShippingCommission Act

Western Australian Marine ActWestern Australian Marine (Sea Dumping)

ActWreck Act

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Regional Development and the North West:

Departments and Authorities :Department of Regional Development and the

North West

MINISTER FOR HOUSING, YOUTH ANDCOMMUNITY SERVICES WITH SPECIALRESPONSIBILITY FOR ABORIGINALAFFAIRS, and MINISTER FOR SPORT ANDRECREATION .

Housing:

Departments and Authorities :Government Employees Housing AuthorityIndustrial and Commercial Employees Housing

AuthorityRegistry Building SocietiesRural Housing AuthorityState Housing Commission

Statutes :Building Societies ActCommonwealth-State Housing Agreement

(Servicemen) ActCo-operative and Provident Societies ActCredit Unions ActFriendly Societies ActGovernment Employees Housing ActHousing ActHousing Agreement (Commonwealth and

State) ActsHousing Loan Guarantee ActIndustrial and Commercial Employees Housing

ActRural Housing (Assistance) ActState Housing Death Benefit Scheme Act

Youth and Community Services with special responsibilityfor Aboriginal Affairs :

Departments and Authorities :Aboriginal Affairs Planning AuthorityDepartment for Community Welfare

Statutes :Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority ActAboriginal Communities ActAboriginal Heritage ActAdoption of Children ActChild Welfare ActCommmunity Welfare ActWelfare and Assistance Act

Sport and Recreation :

Departments and Authorities :Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation

Statutes :Youth, Sport and Recreation Act

MINISTER FOR MINES, and FUEL AND ENERGY .

Mines :

Departments and Authorities :Department of MinesThe Perth MintWestern Australian Mining and Petroleum

Research Institute

Statutes :Coal Miners' Welfare ActCoal Mines Regulation ActCoal Mine Workers (Pensions) ActCoal Mining Industry Long Service Leave

Act

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Explosives and Dangerous Goods ActMiners Pthisis ActMine Workers' Relief ActMines Regulations ActMining ActMining Development ActMining and Petroleum Research ActPerth Mint ActPetroleum ActPetroleum Pipelines ActPetroleum (Registration Fees) ActPetroleum (Submerged Lands) ActPetroleum (Submerged Lands) Registration

Fees ActWestern Australian Coal Industry Tribunal Act

Fuel and Energy :Departments and Authorities :

Solar Energy Research Institute of WesternAustralia

The State Energy Commission of WesternAustralia

Statutes :City of Perth Electricity and Gas Purchase

ActElectricity ActFremantle Electricity Undertaking Agreement

ActFremantle Gas and Coke Company's ActFuel, Energy and Power Resources ActGas Standards ActGas Undertakings ActLiquid Petroleum Gas ActLiquefied Petroleum Gas Subsidy ActPetroleum Products Subsidy ActSolar Energy Research ActState Energy Commission ActState Energy Commission (Validation) Act

Crown Law Department,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has :-

Approved of the following appointments to the Com-mission of the Peace for the State of Western Australia .

Neville Hector Earl of Memorial

Drive,Cowaramup.

Garry John Gleeson of 121 Hamilton Street,Osborne Park and St . John Ambulance Asso-ciation, 298 Wellington Street, Perth .

Joseph Granich of Northside Farm, Moorine Rock .Nicholas Murray Hosking of 63 Grebe Street,

Stirling and National Australia Bank, 384Scarborough Beach Road, Innaloo .

Francesco Piccolo of 171 George Street, QueensPark .

Richard John Lloyd Williams of 158 GranthamStreet, Floreat Park and Parliament House,Harvest Terrace, Perth.

R. M. CHRISTIE,Under Secretary for Law .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE .Crown Law Department,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .IT is hereby notified for public information that GraemeStanley Coate of 6 Tempest Street, Laverton, Presidentof the Shire of Laverton, has been appointed undersection 9 of the Justices Act 1902-1982 to be a Justiceof the Peace for the Magisterial District of Collier dur-ing his term of office as President of the Shire ofLaverton .

R. M. CHRISTIE,Under Secretary for Law .

Department of Employment andAdministrative Services,

Perth, 13 July 1983 .THE Hon. Minister for Employment and AdministrativeServices has approved the appointment of the followingpersons as Commissioners for Declarations under theDeclarations and Attestations Act 1913-1972 .

Awcock, William James ; Katanning .Batts, Cheryl Elizabeth ; Cannington .Bewtel, Keith William ; Mundaring .Bird, Kenneth William; East Cannington .Butler, Geoffrey Keith ; Edgewater,Carosella, Mario John ; Bulicreek .Davies, Brett Kenneth ; Tuart Hill .Devlin, Anthony John ; Waroona.Galyer, Kerry Lynne ; East Cannington .Gianoli, Joseph; Wattleup.Healey, Peter George ; East Fremantle .Hislop, Betty Pamela ; Wundowie .Hunter, Ivan Robert James; Gooseberry Hill .King, Ronald Mervyn ; Thornlie .Lamont, Patrick George ; Maddington .Leibowitz, Leon ; Dianella .Leonard, Neil Francis ; Greenmount .Long, Harvey Roy; Applecross .Mabey, William Ross ; Kununurra .Merritt, Colin Graham; Darlington .Merwin, Mary Ann Julia ; Menzies.Ng, Allan Ah Ling ; Manning.Oates, Valerie ; Morley .O'Brien, Brian Francis ; Kelmscott.O'Halloran, Ronald Michael ; Thornlie .O'Keefe, Warren Stanley ; Kenwick .Peel, Geraldine; Como .Petrie, Patricia ; Leederville .Pinto, Donald Owen ; Alinjarra .Reed, Paul Stephen ; Bassendean .Reid, Anthony William ; North Perth .Sertis, George Nicholas ; Dianella .Sieczka, Walerjan ; Northam .Sivacolundhu, Sinnappu ; Willetton .Southall, Winifred Florence ; Coolbellup.Vlok, Elizabeth Ann ; Lesmurdie.Wells, Martin David ; Kelmscott.White, David George ; Willetton .

K. G. SHIMMON,Executive Director.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN TROTTING ASSOCIATION .

RULES OF TROTTING.NOTICE OF AMENDMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Committee of the Western AustralianTrotting Association held at Gloucester Park, East Perth on 11 July 1983 it wasresolved by an absolute majority of the Committee as follows :

That rules 437 to 454 each inclusive be deleted and that in the place thereofthere be inserted the following rules :-

437 . The words "artificial breeding" as used hereafter shall mean and includethe term "artificial insemination" and shall include all techniques of fatheringand collecting semen from the stallion and its introduction into the mare .437A . (a) These Rules in so far as they relate to the artificial breeding of

horses shall be read in conjunction with the Artificial Breeding of Stock Act,1965, and the Artificial Breeding (Horses) Regulations, 1982,

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(b) Any person who fails or refuses to comply with these- Rules and or theArtificial Breeding (Horses) Regulations, 1982, shall . b e guilty of an offence-underthese Rules .

438 . The proprietor of any stud premises at which it is proposed to practiceartificial breeding shall make application for the licensing of the stud premisesto the Controlling Body at least three (3) calendar months prior to the com-mencement of -the stud season .

439 . The application for the licensing of the stud premises shall be on form 3as prescribed under the Artificial Breeding (Horses) Regulations, 1982, and shallbe signed by the proprietor of the stud premises or his authorised agent andshall be forwarded to the Controlling Body accompanied by such fee as theControlling Body shall from time to time fix .

440. (a) The application for the licensing of the stud premises shall beaccompanied by an undertaking signed by the person proposing to performartificial breeding programmes at the stud premises that he or she agrees to bebound by and conform with and to strictly adhere to all the Rules relating toartificial breeding.

(b) The person proposing to perform artificial breeding programmes at thestud premises shall be a veterinary surgeon or a licensed artificial breedingtechnician .

(c) The Controlling Body may grant to a person an annual licence tooperate as an artificial breeding technician . Such licence shall be conveyed inwriting to an applicant for the same and shall be in such form as the ControllingBody shall prescribe . Applicants for a licence to operate as an artificial breedingtechnician shall be restricted to persons holding a certificate of competencyissued by the Western Australian Department of Agriculture . The ControllingBody may refuse to grant a licence to operate as an artificial breeding technicianwithout assigning any reason or defer the granting of such a licence or 'grantsuch a licence on such conditions or limitations it believes the circumstancesrequire.

441 . Before the application for the licensing of the stud premises is consideredby the Committee of the Controlling Body the stud premises shall be inspectedby an officer authorised by the Controlling Body to carry out such inspection .Such inspection shall establish whether the stud premises comply with the`following minimum requirements, that is, whether :

(i) the stud premises to be used in the artificial breeding programme givethe overall appearance of a well conducted operation,

(ii) the general area in close proximity to the building hereinafter mentionedis maintained in a tidy manner,

(iii) a building is provided for the collection of semen, and the inseminationof mares, which building :-

(a) is constructed so as to provide a reasonably dust free areaof convenient -size,

(b) contains an approved veterinary work crush fo the safe restrainingof mares during insemination, and

(c) is provided with a water supply and drainage facilities sufficient tomaintain the floor area in a clean condition ;

(iv) within close proximity to the area provided for the collection of sementhere is a veterinary work room, which room :

(a) has a floor area of not less than three (3) metres square,

(b) has an impervious floor,

(c) is fitted with at least one (1) window,

(d) is lined and maintained in a flyproof condition internally,

(e) contains a work bench at least one (1) metre in length, toppedwith an impervious material together with a stainless steel sinkconnected to appropriate drainage facilities,

(f) is equipped with cupboards of not less than one (1) in numberfor each of the stallions standing on the stud premises, and

(g) is equipped with hot and cold running water and an approvedtype steriliser ;

(v) sufficient semen collecting/processing equipment is provided to allowone (1) complete set for each of the stallions standing on the studpremises .

442 . Every application for the licensing of stud premises shall be dealtwith by the Controlling Body which shall decide each application on its merits .The Controlling Body may refuse to grant a licence without assigning any reasonor defer the granting of a . licence or grant a licence on such conditions orlimitations it believes the circumstances require .

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[22 July 1983 .

443 . The licence for the stud premises shall be conveyed in writing to theproprietor of the stud premises and shall be in such form as the ControllingBody shall prescribe .

444 . The licence for the stud premises shall state the conditions set outherein and any other conditions and or limitations imposed by the ControllingBody and must be produced when requested by either the owner of a broodmare or an official of the Controlling Body or any other person having reasonablegrounds for making such request .

445. The proprietor of stud premises, any stallion owner, or other personwho:-

Q) permits artificial breeding at stud premises prior to receiving a licence forthe stud premises from the Controlling Body;

(ii) permits semen collected on stud premises to be transported off thestud premises ;

(iii) stores, freezes, treats or preserves semen collected on stud premises ;(iv) performs or permits the performance of the technique of artificial breed-

ing by any person other than a veterinary surgeon or a licensed artificialbreeding technician ;

(v) allows semen collecting/processing equipment marked with a stallion'sname to be used in the collection and or handling of semen fromanother stallion ;

(vi) utilises or allows to be utilised any disposable gloves, syringes andpipettes on more than one occasion ;

shall be guilty of an offence under these Rules .

446. Without in any way limiting the right of the Controlling Body toimpose additional conditions or limitations the licence for the stud premisesshall provide that :

(i) where necessary the approval of the appropriate State Government De-partment must be obtained;

(ii) artificial breeding shall be carried out on the stud premises at theplace where the semen is collected ;

(iii) the semen collected on the stud premises must be 'used

mediatelyupon its collection ;

(iv) the number of mares that may be served by any one (1) stallion eithernaturally or artificially in any one (1) season shall be limited to atotal of one hundred (100) mares or such other number as the Con-trolling Body may from time to time determine ;

(v) the owner of any stallion used for artificial breeding shall keep accuraterecords of all mares served either naturally or artificially and shallproduce such records for inspection when required by the ControllingBody or by its properly authorised officer ;

(vi) the use of extenders in the practice of artificial breeding shall bepermitted;

(vii) the techniques of artificial breeding shall be performed entirely by aveterinary surgeon or a licensed artificial breeding technician ;

(viii) where the person nominated pursuant to Rule 440 ceases to be solelyresponsible for the technique of artificial breeding at the stud premisesduring the currency of any stud season the licence of the stud premisesas an approved artificial breeding establishment shall forthwith bebe withdrawn and all artificial breeding activities shall cease unlessor until the proprietor of the stud premises shall have advised the Con-trolling Body of the name of a substitute person and lodge an applicationfor transfer of the licence with the Minister for Agriculture ;

(ix) the stud premises the building provided for the collection of semen theveterinary work room and the semen collecting/processing equipment shallat all times during the currency of the licence conform with theminimum requirements set forth in Rule 441 .

(x) each set of semen collecting/processing equipment shall :-

(a) be indelibly marked with the name of the stallion for which it isto be used, and

(b) shall be stored separately in one of the cupboards as mentionedin Rule 441, which cupboards shall also be indelibly marked withthe name of the stallion whose equipment is stored therein ;

(xi) the veterinary surgeon and or licensed artificial breeding technician shallensure that:-

(a) the general area of the stud premises and all equipment used inany artificial breeding programme shall be maintained in a tidyand sanitary condition,

(b) a separate set of semen collecting/processing equipment indeliblymarked with the name of each stallion for which it is intendedsuch equipment shall be used is maintained,

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(c) each set of semen collecting/processing equipment used is usedindividually in respect only of the stallion designated for usewith such equipment,

(d) on completion of collections/inseminations using semen from anystallion all equipment used is adequately cleansed, sterilised andreturned to the appropriate cupboard prior to the commencementof any collection/inseminations of semen from any other stallion,

(e) no more than one (1) stallion is present in the collection areaat any given time,

(f) semen from more than one (1) stallion is not permitted to bepresent in the collection area, working room or insemination areaat any given time,

(g) only one (1) set of semen collecting/processing equipment is inuse at any given time,

(h) all semen collecting/processing equipment not in use is storedin the appropriate cupboard when the stallion named on anysuch equipment is not in actual stud use, and

(i) all inseminations are performed using disposable gloves, syringesand pipettes .

446A . (a) The proprietor of any stud premises licensed for the practiceof artificial breeding shall when required to do so by a person who renders tohim an authority duly signed by the Secretary of the Controlling Body forthwithpermit and assist such person to inspect the stud premises so as to enable suchperson to ascertain whether the conditions or limitations of the licence for thestud premises are being or have been strictly observed .

(b) No person shall obstruct delay or mislead a person authorised by paragraph(a) in the doing of any of the acts or things therein mentioned and any personwho does so shall be guilty of an offence under these Rules .

447 . The owner of any stallion used for artificial breeding shall observe theRules dealing with the notification to the Controlling Body of all mares servedby a registered stallion and the Sire Summary Sheet shall include the namesof all mares served either naturally or artificially including the names of anymares deemed not to be in foal .

448 . The Sire Summary Sheet where mares have been served by a stallionused in artificial breeding shall be accompanied by a certificate from the personor persons performing the technique of artificial breeding certifying that he orshe wholly performed the technique of artificial insemination and stating the namesof the mares that have been artificially inseminated and the respective datesupon which they were so inseminated .

449 . Any horses begotten by artificial breeding in or outside Australia shallbe eligible for registration in any State of Australia and for subsequentinclusion in the Australian Trotting Stud Book and may be entered for anyrace for which it would normally be eligible in the same manner as a foalbegotten by natural breeding provided that all rules concerning artificial breedingin the State or Country where the artificial breeding is performed have beenstrictly observed .

450 . The published records or details of any horse begotten by artificial breed-ing shall not be made distinctive by a mark or sign or by any method to showthat it was begotten by artificial breeding.

451 . Where the Controlling Body has granted a licence to a proprietor forhis stud premises to be used for artificial breeding the proprietor or owner of astallion shall include in any advertisement or contract the statement that thestud premises has been approved for artificial breeding and that service maybe carried out by this method if appropriate at the time of service unless otherwisearranged .

452 . If the Committee of the Controlling Body believes any part of theseRules concerning artificial breeding or any related part of these Rules have beeninfringed then the Committee of the Controlling Body may in its absolutediscretion refuse to grant registration of all or any of the progeny obtainedfrom mares served either naturally or artificially on the property of the owneror stud master concerned .

453 . Notwithstanding the provisions of the preceding Rules the Committeeof the Controlling Body may in addition to any power which it may have underany other Rule inflict a fine of any amount and or suspend or disqualify forany period any person or persons deemed guilty of any infringement or offenceagainst these Rules .

454 . The owner of any mare served by a stallion which appears in theRegister of Sires must notify the Secretary of the Controlling Body the resultof such service and comply with Rule 436 (a) .

Dated this 11th day of July, 1983 .

E. C. MANEA,President Western Australian

Trotting Association .

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[22 July 1983 .

CHIROPRACTORS ACT 1964 (AS AMENDED) .Public Health Department,

Perth, 20 July 1983 .PHD 167/79 ; Ex. Co . 2007 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed, pursuant to section 7 and 10 of the Chiro-practors Act 1964 (as amended) the persons namedin the Schedule hereunder to be members and deputymembers of the Chiropractors Registration Board forthe period of three years expiring 20 July 1986.

Schedule .

Mr. G. A. Lacerenza-Chairman-(Nominated by theAttorney General) .

Mr. R. C. Scott-Member-(Nominated by the Aus-tralian Chiropractors Association, W.A. Branch) .

Mr. R. W. Murphy-Deputy Member-(Nominated bythe Australian Chiropractors Association, W.A .Branch) .

Mr. K. R. Todd-Member-(Nominated by the Aus-tralian Chiropractors Association, W.A. Branch) .

Mr. M. R. McKibbin-Deputy Member-(Nominatedby the Australian Chiropractors Association, W .A.Branch) .

Mr. F. G. Price-Member- (Nominated by the Minis-ter for Health) .

Mr. P. Noble-Member- (Nominated by the Ministerfor Health) .

J. C. McNULTY,Commissioner of Public Health .

NURSES ACT 1968 (AS AMENDED) .Public Health Department,

Perth, 20 July 1983 .PHD 510/81/2 ; Ex. Co. No. 2006 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed, under the provisions of the Nurses Act1968 (as amended) Mrs . Bristow to be a ,member ofthe Nurses Board of Western Australia for the re-mainder of the term expiring on 14 August 1984 viceMs. J. Paul resigned .

J. C. McNULTY,Commissioner of Public Health .

HEALTH ACT 1911 (AS AMENDED) .Town of Albany.

By-Laws-Eating Houses No. 16 .

WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act 1911 (as amended) a local authoritymay make by-laws and may amend, repeal or alter any by-laws so made : Now, therefore,the Town of Albany being a local authority, does hereby make the following by-laws :

Commencement.1 . These by-laws shall come into operation on the 1st day of July 1983 .

Interpretation .2 . In the construction of these by-laws, unless the context otherwise requires :"Act" means the Health Act 1911 (as amended) including any amendments

thereof and any regulations made thereunder .

ANIMAL RESOURCES ACT 1981 .Public Health Department,

Perth, 20 July 1983 .PHD 556/81 ; Ex. Co. 2008 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed, pursuant to section 5 (2) of the AnimalResources Act 1981, the persons named in the Schedulehereunder as members of the Animal Resources Author-ity for the period of three years expiring on 2 July1986 .

Schedule .Mr. R. Fergie-Nominated by the Minister for Health .Dr. D. C. Dawes-Nominated by the Minister for

Health .Mr . F. M. Scott-Nominated by the Minister for

Health .Mr. J. M. Foley-Nominated by the Western Australian

Institute of Technology .J. C. McNULTY,

Commissioner of Public Health .

NOISE ABATEMENT ACT 1972 (AS AMENDED) .Public Health Department,

Perth, 20 July 1983 .PHD 117/83; Ex. Co. 2011 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasappointed, pursuant to section 13 (2) (a) (ii) of theNoise Abatement Act 1972 (as amended) Dr. P. Packerto be member and Dr. P. Nash to be deputy memberto the Noise Abatement Advisory Committee for theterm of two years expiring on 12 April 1985 .

J. C. McNULTY,Commissioner of Public Health .

PHARMACY ACT 1964-1980 .(Section 15 (1) .)

Appointment of Registrar.THE Pharmaceutical Council of Western Australia hasappointed Richard John Poole to act as Registrar ofthe Council from 4 August 1983 to 6 November 1983during the absence on leave of the Registrar .

E. P. WALSH,Registrar.

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"Certificate of Registration" means a certificate issued in the form prescribed inthe second schedule .

"Eating House" means an eating house as defined in Division 3, section 160, ofthe Health Act 1911 (as amended) .

"Health Surveyor" means a health surveyor appointed under this Act, and includesany acting or assistant health surveyor .

"Licence" means a licence to conduct an eating house granted pursuant to theprovisions of these by-laws in the form prescribed in the Fourth Schedule.

"Local Authority" means the Council of the Town of Albany ."Proprietor" means the person having the management or control of premises ."Registered premises" means any premises which are registered as an eating house

under these by-laws ."Town Clerk" means the Town Clerk or the Acting Town Clerk for the time

being of the Town of Albany .

3 . No person shall occupy or use any premises as an eating house unless :-(a) the premises are registered under these by-laws as an eating house ; and,

(b) the proprietor of the said premises is the holder of a licence issued by thelocal authority authorising him to conduct on the premises the business of aneating house .

Registration of an Eating House .4 . Before any premises are registered under these by-laws as an eating house

the proprietor thereof shall make application in the form prescribed in the FirstSchedule hereto and shall forward the application together with a plan of thepremises in respect of which such application is made, and the prescribed fee to theTown Clerk and, if the application is approved, the local authority shall issueto the proprietor a certificate of registration in the form prescribed in the SecondSchedule hereto.

5 . The local authority may attach such conditions as are deemed necessary tothe registration of an eating house, and these conditions shall be set out in the certificateof registration .

Licence to Conduct an Eating House .6. Before any licence to any proprietor to conduct an eating house is issued by the

local authority under these by-laws, the proprietor shall complete an application inthe form prescribed in the Third Schedule hereto and shall forward same, togetherwith the prescribed fee to the Town Clerk, and if the application is approved, thelocal authority shall issue to the proprietor a licence in the form prescribed in theFourth Schedule hereto .

Register of Registrations and Licences .

7. Every certificate of registration of premises registered as an eating houseand every licence issued to a proprietor shall be signed by the Town Clerk and shallbe entered in a register maintained by the local authority for that purpose .

Certificates of Registration and Licences .8 . Every proprietor of registered premises shall keep the certificates of registration

and the licence on the registered premises in a position visible to the general publicand shall, when requested to do so by a Surveyor, produce the certificate of registrationand the licence issued to the proprietor in respect of such premises .

9. Every certificate of registration and every licence shall be in force from theday of issue to the next 30th day of June, inclusive, unless the same be cancelledin the meantime in accordance with the provisions of these by-laws .

10 . Applications for renewal of certificates of registration and licences shall bemade annually during the month of June .

11 . The fees payable to the local authority on the registration of premises or theissue of a licence and on the renewal of any registration or licence shall be themaximum fee prescribed in section 172, subsection 1, paragraph 3 .

12 . So often as any person holding the licence issued pursuant to these by-lawschanges his place of abode he shall, within seven days of such a change, give noticein writing to the Town Clerk, specifying his new place of abode and he shall,at the same time, produce such licence to the Town Clerk, who shall endorse thereonand sign a memorandum specifying the particulars of such change .

13 . Any licence issued to any proprietor under the provisions of this by-law toconduct an eating house shall not be transferable to any other person except asspecified in section 168 subsection 2 of the Act .

14 . If the licensed proprietor of any premises registered as an eating house ceasesto be the proprietor, as defined under these by-laws then any person wishing tobecome the proprietor of such premises must make application to the Town Clerkfor a licence to conduct an eating house as required by By-law No . 6 of these by-laws .

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[22 July 1983 .

15 . Where application is made to the local authority either for :--(i) an eating house to be registered ; or(ii) a licence to be issued to conduct the business of an eating house,

then-(i) such application may be issued or refused subject to section 165 subsection

1 and section 166 subsection 1 of the Act,(ii) any such registration or licence, if allowed and issued, may be cancelled

at any time if any conditions or term of issue, be broken or if any of theprovisions of the Act, are not complied with .

16 . Before any premises are registered as an eating house, the site intended to beused for such purpose shall be subject to the approval of the local authority .

17 . Any person who shall commit a breach of any of the provisions of theseby-laws shall be guilty of an offence and upon conviction shall be liable to themaximum penalty prescribed in section 171 of the Act .

First Schedule.

Town of Albany .

APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF AN EATING HOUSE .

1 . APPLICANT:

Surname

2 . ADDRESS OF APPLICANT:

Street No.

Lot No .

3 . PREMISES KNOWN AS:

4 . LOCATION OF PREMISES :

IIIIStreet No.

Lot No .

5 . PREMISES CLASSIFIED AS :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date

Delete as applicable

Given Names

Street

Street

Restaurant

Dining Room

Tea Room

Refreshment Room

Take Away Food Premises

Owner I Occupier

Suburb

Suburb

The applicant as described above hereby makes application for the registration/renewal*of the above premises as an eating house subject to the provisions of the HealthAct 1911 (as amended) including any amendments thereof and any regulationsand by-laws made thereunder.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Signature of Applicant

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Second Schedule .

Town of Albany .

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION FOR AN EATING HOUSE .

tRenewal

New Licence I

1 . LOCATION OF PREMISES :

Street No .

Lot No .2. PREMISES KNOWN AS :

3 . PROPRIETOR OF PREMISES :

Surname

4 . ADDRESS OF PROPRIETOR:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date

* Delete as applicable .

Surname

2 . ADDRESS OF APPLICANT :

Street No .

Lot No .

3 . ADDRESS OF EATING HOUSE :

Street No .

Lot No .

4 . EATING HOUSE KNOWN AS :

Classification

The applicant as described above hereby makes application for a licence/licencerenewal * to conduct an eating house on the premises described above subject to theprovisions of the Health Act 1911 (as amended), including any amendmentsthereof and any regulations and by-laws made thereunder .

Street

Given Names

Third Schedule .

Town of Albany.

APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO CONDUCT AN EATING HOUSE .

1 . APPLICANT:

J

Street No .

Lot No .

Street

Suburb

This Certificate is issued subject to the Health Act 1911 (as amended), includingany amendments thereof and any regulations and by-laws made thereunder . It issubject to the conditions set out hereunder :

Conditions :

(If none, put nil)

This Certificate is valid until and including the 30th day of June, 19

Given Names

Street

Street

Suburb

Classification

Owner

Occupier

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Town Clerk

Owner I Occupierk

Suburb

Suburb

Date

Signature of ApplicantDelete as applicable.

I

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

1 . NAME OF LICENSEE:

Street No .

3 . ADDRESS OF EATING HOUSE :

Street No .

Surname

2 . ADDRESS OF LICENSEE:

Fourth Schedule.

Town of Albany .

LICENCE TO CONDUCT AN EATING HOUSE .

Lot No .

Lot No .

4. EATING HOUSE KNOWN AS :

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Date

Delete as applicable .

Dated the 16th day of March, 1983 .

The Common Seal of Town of Albany washereunto affixed by authority of the Councilin the presence of-

[L.S .]

Recommended-

Renewal ( New Licence

Given Names

Street

Street

Owner

Occupier

Suburb

Suburb

Classification

This licence is issued subject to the provisions of the Health Act 1911 (as amended)including any amendments thereof and any regulations and by-laws made thereunder,and is valid until and including the 30th- day of June 19

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Town Clerk

J. M. HODGSON,

I. R. HILL,

Mayor .

Town Clerk .

BARRY HODGE,Minister for Health .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J . E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

[22 July 1983 .

22 July 1983 .]GOVERNMENTGAZETTE, W.A .

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HEALTH ACT 1911 (AS AMENDED) .

Town of Kwinana.WHEREAS under the provisions of the Health Act 1911 (as amended) a LocaiAuthority may make or adopt by-laws and may alter, amend or repeal any by-lawsso adopted: Now therefore the Town of Kwinana, being a Local Authority withinthe meaning of the Act and, having adopted the Model By-laws described asSeries "A" as reprinted pursuant to the Reprinting of Regulations Act 1954, in theGovernment Gazette of 17 July 1963 doth hereby resolve and determine that thesaid adopted By-law be amended as follows :-

PART 1-GENERAL SANITARY PROVISIONS .By-law 19 is amended by revoking existing sub-bylaw (3) and inserting a new

sub-bylaw (3) to read as follows :-(3) The deposit of refuse, garbage, rubbish and biodegradable liquid waste on

land set aside by Council for the purpose, shall be subject to the paymentof a fee as follows :-

No other tyres accepted .Provided that Council may permit ratepayers or occupiers or domestic premises

within the Town of Kwinana to deposit domestic rubbish from a car or utilityor single axle trailer free of charge, subject to production of their currentidentification card issued by the Town of Kwinana .

Passed at a meeting of the Kwinana Town Council on the 25th day of May, 1983 .

Dated this 26th day of May, 1983 .The Common Seal of the Town of Kwinana

was affixed hereto in the presence of-F. G. J. BAKER,

CL.S.1

Mayor .L. G. BAKER,

Town Clerk.

Recommended-BARRY HODGE,

Minister for Health .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

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Tipping Fees .1 . Per trailer with sides not more than 0 .61 metres high and less $

than 2 .4 metres in length . . . .

. . . .

. . . . 2.002 . Per car or utility

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 2.003 . Light trucks-load not exceeding 1 .5 tonnes . . . .

. . . . 4.004 . Per trailer with sides more than 0 .61 metres high and longer

than 2.4 metres

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 12.005 . Trucks-load not exceeding 3 tonnes 12.006 . Trucks-load exceeding 3 tonnes but not 6 tonnes 16.007 . Trucks-load exceeding 6 tonnes but not 12 tonnes 24.008 . Trucks-load exceeding 12 tonnes-cost per tonne 2.009 . Compactor vehicles-load capacity not exceeding 10 cubic metres 30.00

10. Compactor vehicles-load capacity exceeding 10 cubic metres 50.0011 . Bulk bins less than 3 cubic metres-cost per cubic metre . . . . 3 .0012 . Bulk bins exceeding 3 cubic metres but less than 6 cubic metres 15.0013 . Bulk bins exceeding 6 cubic metres but less than 12 cubic metres 27.0014 . Bulk bins exceeding 12 cubic metres-$27 .00 plus $3 .00 per

15.cubic metre above 12 cubic metres .Motor Vehicle Bodies :-

(i) From Town of Kwinana Residential Premises(ii) From Commercial and Industrial in 3 sections

NIL5.00

(iii) From Commercial and Industrial 20.0016. Swill and Semi liquid wastes (biodegradable) :

3 .00(i) per 200 litre drum

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

17 .(ii) bulk truck $10 extra above load fee requirement.

Biodegradable liquid wastes per tanker :-(i) 0-4500 litres capacity

. . . . 5.50(ii) 4 501-6 700 litres capacity 8.00(iii) 6 701-9 000 litres capacity 10.50(iv) 9 001-13 500 litres capacity

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 16.00(v) Loads in excess of 13 500 litres per 1 000 litres or part

thereof

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 1.3018 . Shredded tyres NIL19 . Car tyres

. . . .

. . . . 1.5020 . Truck (road vehicle) tyres 1 .50

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Citation .

Principalregulations .

Commence-ment.

Scheduleamended .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[22 July 1983 .

HOSPITALS ACT 1927-1982.HOSPITALS (SERVICES CHARGES) AMENDMENT REGULATIONS

(No. 3) 1983 .

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.

1 . These regulations may be cited as the Hospitals (Services Charges)Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 1983 .

2 . In these regulations the Hospitals (Services Charges) Regulations198V', as amended, are referred to as the principal regulations .

3 . These regulations shall come into operation on 1 August 1983 .

4 . The Schedule to the principal regulations is amended-

(a) in item 1-

(i) by deleting "$130" and "$105" wherever occurring in sub-item (1) and substituting the following, respectively-" $145 " and " $125 ";in sub-item (2) by deleting "$50" andfollowing-

•

$65 "; andin sub-item (6) by deleting "$20"following-

•

$25 ";

(b) in item 2, by deleting "$35"•

$40 ";

and

substituting the

substituting the

and substituting the following-

(c) in item 3-

(i) by deleting "$25" and substituting the following-,` $28 " ;

(ii) by deleting "$20" and substituting the following-" $25

(iii) by deleting "$35" and substituting the following-•

$40 ";(iv) by deleting "$5" and substituting the following-

" $6(v) by deleting "$3" and substituting the following-

•

$4 " ; and(vi) by deleting "$10" and substituting the following-

" $12 " ;

and

(d) in item 4 by deleting "$3", second occurring, and substituting thefollowing-" $4 " .

By His Excellency's Command,J. E. A. PRITCHARD,

Clerk of the Council .

Published in the Government Gazette on 28 August 1981 at pp . 3556-3559.

22 July 1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

HOSPITALS ACT 1927 .

HOSPITALS (SERVICES CHARGES) REGULATIONS 1981 .

DETERMINATION made by the Minister for Health .

1. This determination may be cited as the Hospitals (Services Charges for Com-pensable Patients) Determination 1983 .

2. (1) This determination comes into operation on 1 August 1983 .

(2) The Hospitals (Service Charges for Compensable Patients) Determination 1982published in the Government Gazette on 1 July 1982 is revoked .

3 . The charges payable in respect of compensable patients as defined in the Hospitals(Services Charges) Regulations 1981 in respect of services rendered in respect ofsuch patients in or by a public hospital shall be in accordance with the Schedule tothis Determination .

Schedule.

1 . IN-PATIENTS .

(1) Accommodation, maintenance, care and other ser-vices in hospital beds but not including medicalservices-

(a) teaching hospitals

. . . .

$220.00 per day.

(b) hospitals other than teaching hospitals

$154.00 per day .

(2) Accommodation, maintenance, care and other ser-vices in hospital beds including medical services-

(a) teaching hospitals

. . . .

(b) hospitals other than teaching hospitals

. . . .

(3) Accommodation, maintenance, care and other ser-vices in nursing home beds . . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

2. DAY-PATIENTS.

Accommodation, maintenance and services . . . .

$40.00 per day .

3 . OUT-PATIENTS.

(1) Teaching Hospitals-

(a) For each individual service rendered exclud-ing radiology, pathology and drugs and medi-cations other than any necessary supply ofdrugs and medications issued at the time ofthe initial service

. . . .

(b) Pathology

(c) Drugs and medications other than whensupplied under (a)-

(i) Pharmaceutical

items under theNational Health Scheme

(ii) All other items . .

(d) Radiology

(2) Hospitals other than teaching hospitals-

(a) For each individual service rendered exclud-ing drugs and medications other than anynecessary supply of drugs and medicationsissued at the time of the initial service . . . .

(b) Drugs and medications other thansupplied under (a)-

(i) Pharmaceutical

items under theNational Health Scheme

(ii) All other items . . . .Dated 15th July, 1983 .

when

$285.00 per day .

$219.00 per day .

$70.00 per day.

$33.00 .

$33.00 for each requestto a separate depart-ment of the laboratoryto which specimensare sent .

$4.00 for each itemon a prescription.

At cost .

$33.00 for each itemof service rendered .

$28.00 .

$4.00 for each itemon a prescription .At cost .

BARRY HODGE,Minister for Health.

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POLICE ACT 1892-1981 .THE following unclaimed, stolen and found propertywill be sold by public auction at the Property TracingSection, Police Complex Clarkson Road, Maylands, onTuesday, 2 August 1983 at 9.00 a.m .

CONDITIONS OF SALE.1. The highest bidder shall be the purchaser .2. The Vendor shall have the right to bid by the

Auctioneer or the Vendor's Agent for any lotoffered .

3. The Auctioneer may, without giving any reason,therefor, refuse to accept the bid of any person orpersons and may decline the offer for any lot orwithdraw any lot or lots from the sale .

4. Should any dispute arise as to any bid, the relevantlot or lots may at the option of the Auctioneer beput up again and resold .

5. No allowance or refunds will be made nor will anybuyer be permitted to reject any lot on the groundthat it is not correctly described in the Catalogue ;the said lots are to be taken with all faults (if any)and will be at the Buyer's risk on the fall of thehammer.

6. All goods which have been paid for in full mustbe removed by the purchaser at the purchaser'sexpense by the close of the sale .

7. Time shall be the essence of the sale of any lot .8. Whilst every care has been taken in the compilation

of this Catalogue and Auctioneers and/or Vendorsaccept NO RESPONSIBILITY for any misdescrip-tion and make no warranty whatsoever .Measurements and quantities shown are approx-imate and intended only as a guide to prospectivepurchasers .

9. Payment strictly on fall of hammer .10. All intending purchasers must register their name

and address with the clerk prior to the sale com-mencing. No bids will be accepted from personswho are not registered .Bidding will only be by the numbers issued .

Lot; Particulars .

Bicycles1-Gents 27" Ricardo, 10 speed .2-Ladies 26" Cyclops, 3 speed .3-Ladies 26" Aussie.4-Gents 27" Madison, 10 speed .5-Girls 20" Malvern Star .6-Ladies 27" Olympic, 10 speed .7-Boys Aussie, 5 speed .8-Gents 27" Falcon, 10 speed, damaged .9-Boys 20" .10-Ladies 27" Swan, 10 speed .11-Boys 20" BMX type .12-Boys 20" Malvern Star .13-Boys 20" Indi 500 .14-Gents 27" Malvern Star, 3 speed .15-Girls 24".16-Boys 20" .17-Gents 27", 10 speed .18-Gents 27" Sportsworld, 10 speed .19-Girls 27" Indi 500, 3 speed .20-Girls 24" .21-Girls 10" Ampa Hard tyre.22-Boys 24" Tsunoda, 10 speed .23-Boys 20" BMX type .24-Girls 20" Stingray .25-Girls 22" Family, 3 speed .26-Gents 27" Roadking, 10 speed .27-Gents 27" Gordonson, 10 speed .28-Boys 20" Ricardo BMX type .29-Girls 24" .30-Ladies 27" Indi 500, 5 speed.31-Ladies 26" .32-Boys 20" .33-Ladies 26" Malvern Star.34 Ladies 24" Flash .35-Gents 27" 10 speed (welded) .36-Gents 27" 10 speed .37-Girls 16" trainer wheels, helmet.38-Boys 20" Speedwell, 5 speed (rusty) .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

Lot; Particulars .39-Girls 22" Family.40-Gents 27" Aussie, 10 speed .41-Gents 27" Indi 500, 10 speed .42-Girls 22" Malvern Star, damaged wheel .43-Ladies 28" .44-Boys 20" .45-Boys 20" .46-Gents 26" Oliver, 10 speed .47-Gents 27" Indi 500, 10 speed .48-Gents 27" Malvern Star, 10 speed .49-Boys 20".50-Gents 27" 10 speed, damaged .51-Boys 20" .52-Boys 20" Tange BMX.53-Boys 16" Indi 500 .54-Girls 20" Thunderbolt.55-Ladies 27" Gordonson, 10 speed .56-Gents 27" Aussie, damaged .57-Girls 16" Oxford .58-Boys 20" .59-Gents 26" .60-Gents 27" Indi 500, 10 speed .61-Gents 27" Cyclops .62-Girls 22" Family .63-Gents 27", 10 speed .64-Girls 16" Aussie .65-Girls 20" Malvern Star .66-Gents 27" Bluebird, 10 speed, welded .67-Girls, 20".68-Boys Indi 500 Oddball, damaged .69-Girls 20" Aussie, damaged .70-Gents 27" Raleigh, 10 speed .71-Gents 27" 10 speed, rusty .72-Girls 20", Indi 500, 3 speed, damaged .73-Boys 20" Jaguar .74-Boys 20" Gordonson BMX type.75-Gents 27" Indi 500, 3 speed .76-Boys 20" .77-Boys BMX Pro (rear wheel, handle bars missing) .78-Boys 16" .79--Boys 20" Malvern Star .80-Gents 27" Indi 500, 3 speed .81-Gents 27" Bluebird, 10 speed, damaged .82-Ladies 28" .83-Girls 20" Malvern Star .84-Boys 20" Cyclops BMX type .85-Gents Roadking, wheels missing-86-Gents 28".87-Boys 20" Roadking BMX type.88-Gents 27" Ricardo, 10 speed .89-Gents 28" .90-Boys 20" Olympic damaged .91-Girls 24" Huffy.92-Ladies 26" Roadmaster 3 speed .93-Girls 20" Gemini .94-Boys 20" Malvern Star .95-Boys 20".96-Gents 26" Murray, 10 speed .97-Gents 26" Free Sprite, 10 speed .98-Ladies 26" Malvern Star, 3 speed .99-Boys 20" 3 speed .100-Girls 20" Fleet .101-Boys 20" Thunderbolt .102-Gents 27" Bluebird, 10 speed .103-Gents 27" Malvern Star, 10 speed .104-Boys 20" Thunderbolt, 3 speed (tyres missing) .105-Boys 20" Aussie.106-Boys 20" Roadking.107-Ladies 27" Indi 500, 3 speed .108-Boys 20" .109-Gents 27" Huffy, 10 speed, rear wheel damaged .110-Boys 20" BMX type .111-Girls 20" Thunderbolt .112-Gents 27" Jaguar, 10 speed .113-Ladies 27" Ricardo, 10 speed .114-Gents 28" Gordonson .115-Boys 20" Roadking .116-Ladies 26" Malvern Star.117-Gents 27" Malvern Star, 10 speed.118-Gents 27" Sports World, 10 speed, wheels damaged .119-Boys odd wheels, 3 speed .120-Boys 20" Malvern Star .121-Gents 27" Marlboro, 10 speed .122-Boys Roadway, odd wheels, 3 speed .123-Boys 20" Bluebird .

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Lot; Particulars.124-Gents 27" 10 speed, slight damage to frame .125-Boys 20" Bluebird BMX.126-Ladies 27" Indi 500, 3 speed .127-Girls 22" Raleigh, 3 speed .128-Girls 22" Family.129-Boys 20" Roadking .130-Boys 20" Raleigh BMX type, rear wheel damage .131-Girls 26" Raleigh .132-Boys 20" Ricardo, BMX type .133-Gents 27" Malvern Star, 10 speed .134-Boys 20" Gordonson, BMX type .135-Boys 20" Indi 500, BMX type.136-Boys 16" Bluebird, welded .137-Gents 27" Aussie, 10 speed .138-Girls 20" Thunderbolt .139-20" Convertible Thunderbolt .140-Boys 20" Bluebird .141-Girls 20" 3 speed.142-Boys 20" BMX type .143-Girls 22" folding type, 3 speed .144-Gents 27" Cyclops, 10 speed .145-Boys Oddball .146-Girls 20" Thunderbolt .147-Gents 27" Jupiter, 10 speed .148-Gents 27" Gordonson, 10 speed .149-Boys 20" BMX type .150-Gents 27" Peugeot, 10 speed .151-Ladies 26" Malvern Star.152-Ladies 27" Bluebird, 10 speed .153-Boys 20" Thunderbolt .154-Girls 22" Malvern Star .155-Gents 27" Cyclops, 10 speed .156-Girls 12" Roadmaster .157-Ladies 26" Malvern Star .158-Gents 27" Gordonson, 10 speed .159-Gents 26" .160-Boys 20" .161-Gents 27" Raleigh, 10 speed .162-Gents 27" (five items), Gents 28" (two items),

Gents 27", frame damaged, Ladies 24" .163-Girls 24", Boys 20" (three items), Gents Oddball

parts or damaged, Boys 20", frame (two items) .

169F Yamaha motor cycle .170-Fibreglass 14' boat, V8 inboard engine Hamilton

jet drive.171F-Valiant sedan.172-4 rims fitted with ER78 S 14 radial tyres .173-4 x 205 - 60X SR13 tyres .174-4 x 175 HR 14 tyres .175-3 x Goodyear 750 - 16 tyres, 3 x 750-16 tubes,

7 x patches, 1 x packet patches .176-2 x Delta mag. rims fitted with GR 60-14 tyres,

1 x Ford alloy rim fitted with ZR70 S 13 tyre .177-Kawasaki KG 2300 portable generator unit .178-2 bucket seats, radiator, Commodore air vent,

Clarion cassette player, 2 staplers, cooling systempressure tester .

179-2 bucket seats, jack, 2 sets car tramp rods, utilitycover, Holden rear window louvre .

180-metal hand trolley, Caterpillar tractor battery, fireextinguisher, 4 plastic containers, 3 pieces plastichose, plastic trickle tubing.

181-6' surf board single fin .182-Gross cash register, hand trolley .183-6 car rear window louvres .184-Aluminium extension ladder .185-Oxy hoses, handpiece, gauges, goggles, fittings, 2

lengths electrical cable .186-Webb hand cylinder lawn mower and catcher (one

handle broken) .187-2 small pine feature doors, plastic 22 litre con-

tainer, 3 air filters, Jerry can, sheepskin, piecehose .

188-2 fishing boxes containing tackle, Ryobi fishingreel, Olympic fishing rod, plastic tackle box andtackle, 4 hand casters and lines, 2 part fishingreels fishing lines, 3 pairs pliers, 26 lead sinkers,Jarvis Walker fishing rod, 2 screw drivers, pairbolt cutters, 2 fishing knives .

Lot; Particulars .189-Switch board box, key, 2 metal plates, cash box,

24 piece 2" drive socket set, 4 screwdrivers,spark plug spanner, 2 calipers, ring spanners,bottle opener, pair pliers, pair bolt cutters, 3screwdrivers, 2 claw hammers, tomahawk, axe,pair bolt cutters, knife, 3 jemmy bars .

190-Cane shopping trolley, calculator, set darts inpouch, straw shopping bag, 3 handkerchiefs,handbag, pair jeans, toy bear, duffle coat .

191-Fire extinguisher, 8 witches' hats, 3 metal signs,warning light, blue light, spotlight, spotlight .

192-Norton Villiers petrol engine, Mercury outboardfuel tank, car battery, fire extinguisher .

193-Wool steering wheel cover, trunk light, cashregister drawer, 2 pennies, 2 knives, pocket knife,TV antenna, tyre gauge, petrol cap, bag, toyfigure, 2 sheepskin seat covers, 7 cassette tapes,3 cassette covers, blanket, 5 packets elasticbandages, 2 cushions, bedspread, damaged carspeaker, thermometer .

194-Portable Adler typewriter .195-Car aerial, 29 car emblems, cassette, file, pair

glasses in case, 3 screwdrivers, spanner, pocketknife, torch, comb, 2 screwdrivers, 9 car emblems,wallet, key ring, money box, meat cleaver, cap,knife, sheath, cash register.

196-Garden gnome, 2 statues with lights, 1 statue .197-Approximately 100 dozen boxes matches, quantity

gents clothing .198-Hilti rivet gun. DX400, 42 piece socket set in case,

2 Dart-rolls foil, 1 fluorescent light unit, Sharpelectronic cash register damaged .

199-2 stainless steel, boat pulleys, 6 pieces rope, yacht-ing harness, piece chain, cricket bat, 2 mats,funnel, street directory, torch, 6 cassettes, fuelcap, gasket cement, battery lead, car cassetteplayer, 2 screwdrivers, 8 "little big man" -chil-dren's lights, 2 life jackets, cushion .

200-Suit case, assorted clothing, windcheater, assortedbriefs .

201-Ash tray, pair boots, 2 sheep skin seat covers,11 cassette tapes, pair pincers, 6 drinking cupsin case, road map holder, first aid kit, wallet,2 knives, pair pliers, 2 boating shackles, reelfishing wire, 3 fishing lures, 2 pocket knives,carry bag, pair gloves, horse-halter .

tubes - glue, 4 purses, 3 cube - games, bugsbunny music box, foot spray, 3 sets toy carsand truck, jacket, jumper, toy electronic organ,5 bottles hair shampoo, 2 . calculators, 2 Polaroidfilms, trowel, shirt, trousers, shorts, briefs, 2 hand-kerchiefs, 3 pairs socks .

203-2 sheep •skin seat covers, vehicle -rear window-louvre (three items) .

204-1 x Joli safe approx. 2'x 14-', key missing.205-2 x jerry cans and petrol, piece hose, plastic

container, pair -bolt cutters .206-Motor Cycle helmet, Pirelli 4.25/85. H18 motor

cycle tyre, Yokohama 5 .00 - 18 motor cycletyre .

207-25 lengths Repbrac shelving, •Piece brown carpetapprox. 10' x 2' . .

208-Wallet, 6 padlocks, G.E. hair curling wand, mirror,Math-o-Matt, compact, shoulder bag, 2 pairsgloves, haversack, pocket knife, carry bag, purse,vase, bust . of Berlioz, ashtray, , peppermill,cigarette lighter, jacket, pocket radio,, torch,electric kettle, 3 ornamental lamps, electrictoaster .

209-13 rolls adhesive tape, 51 packets chewing gum,G.E. blender, pair boots, torch, screwdriver, pairsocks, belt, 32 pencils, 7 pens .

210-Bag, bolt cutters, wood plane, rubber mallet, 2chisels, 2 glass cutters, torch, crow bar, wheelbrace, wheel brace, claw hammer, marine fueltank, jerry can, piece hose .

211-24 assorted spanners in bag, socket set in case,2 tubes gasket cement, test light, pair bolt cutters,Stanley screwdriver set (10 pieces), -2 torches,jack, plastic container, piece hose, plastic jerrycan, piece hose.

212-carry bag, 2 items clothing, hand bag, hand spot-light, pair roller skates- size 6, pair gloves, carclock, 2 • sheepskin seat covers; 3 towelling seatcovers, scarf,

Miscellaneous .164-Vespa scooter .165-Benelli 50cc motor cycle .166-Honda 3 wheel motor cycle. 202-2167F-Honda 70ce mini motor cycle.168F-Montessa motor cycle .

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Lot; Particulars .213-Pot plant stand, peg basket, packet Canasta cards,

container with nuts and bearings, bottle opener,clothes brush, 15 plastic mugs, purse, brush, hairdryer, curling wand, frisbee, writing set, 2cushions, bedspread, pillow and pillow case, teatowel, 7 towels .

214-Wooden statue, tennis racquet, 4 cooking books,2 racquet covers, set racquet strings, shirt, can-o-mat, mirror, wallet, pair briefs, 4 bags .

215-2 oxy gauges, hoses, cutting handle, torch, spanner,piece pipe, metal box containing concrete tools,pair boots .

216-Vehicle rear window louvre, car battery, jack andhandle, fire extinguisher, 48 vehicle emblems,2 jerry cans, piece hose .

217-4 cement garden ornaments, some damaged, Ipottery ornament.

218-First aid kit, Tin model aircraft dope, model enginefuel, 6 volt battery, windcheater, pullover, pipe,2 water pistols, 2 tubes glue, 2 badges, note book,key ring, 3 wooden ornaments, quantity W.A.stickers, pocket radio, 13 petrol caps, 2 fire extin-guishers, 2 pairs sunglasses, 3 Bic lighters,spanner, 1 packet cigarettes, 1 part packet ciga-rettes, 2 jerry cans, 3 pairs joggers .

219-Torch, sheepskin cover, pair jeans, lumber jacket,wallet, 2 pair sunglasses, radio, knife and sheath,30 items of clothing, 12 packets confectionery,39 piece socket set, hydraulic jack 1 .52 tonne,fire extinguisher.

220-5 pot plants, hanging basket and plant, plant potstand, rubber tree in pot, pine tree in pot, hangingbasket and plant, 2 plant pots .

221F-1000 x 20 tyre and rim, 900 x 20 tvre and rim .222F-1 x 700 x 15 tyre and rim, 1 x ER70 H14 tyre,

3 x 185 HR13 tyres and rims .223F-ELSE heavy duty chrome truck stack (exhaust

pipe), utility drop side 7', travelling rug .224F-Folding bed, damaged, electric blanket (single)

blanket, sleeping bag .225F-1 x 3 tube fluorescent light unit .226F-Pope rotary lawn mower .227F-Case containing quantity used gents clothing,

National radio (old type), ammunition belt .22calibre, wallet, knapsack, metal box, wallet.

228F-Child restraining seat for vehicle "Safe `n'Sound", cosmetic case, packet pins, lipstick, 12Panadol tablets, purse, 1 x 75 cent, 1 x 27 cent,I x 60 cent stamps, purse, key ring, w/m purse,Pair spectacles in case .

229F-Pram, slightly damaged, umbrella, purse, hand-bag.

230-Carry bag, fishing reel Daiwa, 5 items tools, taillight, 2 items clothing, towel, handbag, 2 itemscosmetics, wallet, pair spectacles, cigarettelighter, cane Picnic basket . cups, Plates .

231F-Suitcase containing quantity used gents clothingand items, pocket radio, wallet, pair spectaclesin case, sleeping bag, Pair thongs . Pair spectacles .

232F-Foot stool, chair cushion, inflatable raft approx .4' x 2', folding chair .

233F-Suitcase, shaver case, pair boots, clothing, 3 cas-settes, empty cassette case, carry bag, Pair socks,spectacles in case, packet cigarettes, 2 Bic lighters,plate, shoe Polish kit, wallet . 5 purses, Part firstaid kit, handbag, animal skin handbag, pair gloves,hat.

234F-Roll of copper wire, approx . 30 kilograms .235F-Wallet, wallet, 3 pairs stockings (large), hearing

aid, purse, handbag, 14 wallets and purses, folderhandbag, windcheater, 3 books, jumper, 3 spec-tacles, keycase .

236F-Carry bag, shirt, pair spectacles and pouch, purse,handbag, brush, comb, bag, cosmectics, purse,handbag, key holder, purse, 2 items cosmetics,shoulder bag, handbag, key case, knife, calicobag, 2 showbags, handbag, cosmectics, umbrella,key ring, packet elastoplast .

237F-Suitcase, used clothing, clock, bedspread, smalltent, umbrella, purse, toy, windcheater .

238F-Shoulder bag, 4 pullovers, 1 cardigan, umbrella,2 wallets, calculators, 4 pairs sunglasses, 2 pencilcases, 2 purses, umbrella, rug, shoulder bag, spec-tacles, 4 items clothes, pair briefs, new motorcycle boot size 8, pair boots, briefs, socks, comb .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[22 July 1983 .

Lot; Particulars .239F-Cloth bag, purse, 6 Bandaids, key case, purse,

purse, bag, 2 pairs pantihose, 50 envelopes, flintgun, shoulder bag, packet 15 cigarettes, key ring,belt, briefs, powder, 2 soap tablets, jacket, attachecase damaged, key folder, pocket knife, 2 packetscigarettes, Sellotape, marking pen, trousers, 2shirts, pair socks, briefs .

240F-1 calculator, 1 umbrella, 4 pencil cases, pairsunglasses and case, back pack, 8 pairs usedthongs, 1 pair child's sandals, 2 pairs used gentsshoes, 3 towels, 10 items used gents clothing .

241F-1 flask, 3 towels, 3 windcheaters, pair joggingshoes, track suit top, jumper, 2 T shirts, singlet,2 pairs shorts, pair child's track suit trousers, vest,1 umbrella, 1 pair glasses and case, 3 pencil cases .

242F-2 pairs gents shoes, 2 pairs thongs, pair ugg boots,3 pairs sandshoes, plastic squash racquet, 2 pairssocks, 5 items clothing, towel, shoes (all used),umbrella, purse, 3 pencil cases, cigarette lighter,pair sunglasses, pair glasses and case .

243F-7 towels, flask, 16 items clothing (all used),bag, cycle security wire rope and padlock, purse,2 pairs reading glasses.

244F-Inflatable raft approx. 5' x 3', 3 hammers, gardenshears, door handle, bicycle pump, crossbowarrow, pair pliers, cassette tape, pair glasses incase, key holder, pair sunglasses, purse, wallet,purse, shoulder bag, cosmetics, handbag, wallet,purse, pair glasses in case, purse, wallet, pairglasses, cassette tape, purse, wallet .

245F-Bag off cut wool.246F-Carry bag, torch, chisel, screwdriver, wheel brace,

handbag, Sunburg pool bag .247F-Case containing used gents clothing, pair gloves,

handbag, carry bag, jacket, pair shoes, trousers,coat (all used), quantity paper bark, bottle ink .

248F-Instamatic Kodak camera and case, 1 roll offilm, adaptor for calculator, 2 Texas calculators .

249F-Pocket radio, Crest headphones, Olympus Trip35 camera in case.

250F-Canon Camera, Canon Calculator, Texas cal-culator.

251F-Movie projectors EUMIG P8 automatic reel andfilm joiner (some rust), movie camera SankyoZoom 8 .

252-National colour TV set on stand, not working .253-Hitachi radio cassette player, battery cover missing,

cassette case and 29 cassette tapes, 2 empty boxes,Kodak Instamatic camera .

254-National radio cassette player, 2 cassette casescontaining 72 cassette tapes, 3 empty cassetteboxes .

255-Sanyo digital clock radio, Sharp radio cassetteplayer, Ricoh FF-1 camera and case .

256-JVC portable radio-TV, JVC power adapter .257-Camera accessory case and accessories, Sankyo

EM-30 movie camera.258-2 x 3 way car speakers and brackets, 1 x Marantz

car speaker, 1 x car cassette player VSR, 1 xRealistic equalizer.

259-Sanyo radio cassette player, 29 cassette tapes,Hanimex 11OTF camera.

260-Sanyo Betacord video cassette recorder .261-National pocket radio, Clarion car cassette player,

Achromat 12 x 50 binoculars, National calculator,1 cassette tape .

262-Hitachi radio, Torch, Super Zenith 20 x 50 bino-culars .

263-Crest tape recorder, Lucky Boy radio, Nationalcassette player (small), car speaker, 2 smallwalkie talkie radios .

264-Sanyo radio cassette player, cassette case and 3cassette tapes, Minolta 7S camera .

265-Conic radio cassette player, cassette case and 21cassette tapes, 3 empty cassette boxes .

266-Silver radio cassette player, Clarion car radio cas-sette player, 2 Pioneer car speakers, 6 cassettetapes, Kodak Instamatic camera .

267-Akai VHS video cassette recorder (slight damageto cassette lid) .

268-Akai turntable .269-1 x LP record, Sanyo portable radio, National

transistor radio .270-Akai stereo cassette deck .271-Asahi Pentax camera in case, Braun electric shaver,

cord and brush .

22 July 1983.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

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Lot; Particulars .272-G.E. pocket radio, Asahi Pentax camera spotmatic,

Focal binoculars 7 x 35 and case .273-Clarion car radio cassette player, Olympus camera,

cassette tape, 2 car speakers, car cassette playerdamaged .

271 Cassette case and 36 cassette tapes, Sanyo radiocassette player.

275-12 bottles litre size Tab soft drink, 1 bottle Sum-mer Wines, 1 bottle rose .

276-1 bottle Great Western Champagne, 13 bottles litresize orange soda squash .

277-3 packets cigarettes, 4 packets Drum tobacco, 18packets cigarette papers, 35 packets cigarettes .

278-w/m gents w/w Pulsar quartz, y/m ladies w/wTimex .

279-w/m gents w/w Kessell digital, w/m ladies w/wFelicia .

280-Y/m ladies ring with 3 white stones .281-w/m ingot and chain, Y/m wrist bracelet.282-w/m chain necklace, w/m I.D. bracelet, 1 ear ring

with pearl type stone, 1 w/m ear ring, w/m gentsSeiko w/w-no band .

283-w/m gents w/w Seiko sports, part of Y/m ringwith 3 dark stones and 2 white stones, part ofY/m pendant, 2 pieces jade, 2 ear rings withblack stones, broken brooch with white stones,7 various coloured stones in case .

284-Y/m thin wedding ring, Y/m wide wedding ring,Y/m ring with opal chips, w/m bangle, w/mbracelet, w/m chain with small pearl type stones .

285-24 w/m bangles, 1 w/m necklace with white andpink stones, 1 pair w/m ear rings.

286-2 w/m bracelets, 4 w/m bangles, 1 w/m ring .Y/m signet ring, Y/m chain and heart locket,Y/m chain and pendant with pink stone, Y/mbracelet with charm.

287-2 Y/m odd ear studs, w/m gents w/w Citronsports, w/m boys w/w Timex .

288-Y/m ring with large white stone, 2 w/m ringswith black stones, Y/m signet ring .

289-Y/m chain, Y/m chain and cross, w/m chain, 4odd w/m ear rings, 16 assorted w/m charms,Y/m gents w/w Wesclocks-no band.

290-4 Australian halfpennies, 1 Australian threepence,1 stop watch Leonidas, Green gemstone block,jewellery box and 3 gemstones, 1 Australianpound note .

FIRE BRIGADES ACT 1942-1982 .

FIRE BRIGADES (SUPERANNUATION FUND) AMENDMENTREGULATIONS 1983 .

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council .Citation .

Principalregulations .

Reg . 2amended .

1 . These regulations may be cited as the Fire Brigades (Superannua-tion Fund) Amendment Regulations 1983 .

2 . In these regulations the Fire Brigades (Superannuation Fund)Regulations 1977*, as amended, are referred to as the principal regulations .

3 . Regulation 2 of the principal regulations is amended in subregula-tion (1) by repealing the definition "the benefit formula" and substitutingthe following formula-

11

Lot; Particulars.291-Y/m gents w/w Timex auto, w/m chain, Parker

pen, Fisher pen, w/m ring with 3 blue stones,w/m ring, w/m ring with green stone, Y/mring with mauve stone, Y/m ring with whitestone .

292-w/m gents digital w/w Jewel, w/m pocket watchSmiths .

293-Y/m ring with red stone, 17 w/m bangles, w/mbracelet, w/m chain and pendant .

294-w/m National digital gents w/w, Y/m Winquartzdigital gents w/w.

295-Y/m Zodiac pendant, w/m arrow pendant withwhite stone, w/m ring, w/m key, 1 ear ring 5w/m neck chains .

296F-Parker pen, w/m gents w/w Timex, Y/m gentsw/w Cutlass.

297F-w/m gents I .D. bracelet, Y/m ladies w/w Timexw/m ingot 2.5 g, w/m ring .

298F-w/m bangle, w/m bracelet, w/m ear ring, Y/mchain and locket, 7 pens, 1 y/m ear ring .

299F-2 pens, w/m bracelet, w/m ladies w/w Coronet,w/m I.D. bracelet .

300F-y/m ladies w/w Timex-band broken, w/m ladiesw/w Movex, 2 cuff links and matching tie bar.

301F-w/m gents w/w Seiko digital, y/m gents w/wCronel, broken brooch with stone, 6 pens .

302F-w/m gents w/w Kessel digital, 6 pens, w/m ladiesw/w Luna .

303F-w/m gents w/w Gruen, y/m gents w/w Movex,brooch in shape of flower, y/m chain broken .

304F-y/m gents ring with black stone, 2 y/m rings,2 y/m chains, w/m chain with opal pendant, 9odd ear rings and studs .

305F-w/m ladies w/w Cannon digital, pair ear ringswith blue stone, y/m ring, w/m ring, w/m chainand pendant with black stone, broken pendantwith black stone.

306F-y/m medallion, w/m chain and pendant, y/mbracelet, y/m ladies w/w Nelson, y/m broochwith pearl type stone, y/m wedding ring .

307F-w/m ladies w/w Sanyo digital, y/m child'ssignet ring, 1 w/m ear ring, flower brooch, y/mbangle, w/m anklet, w/m chain, y/m ladiesw/w Seiko .

"the benefit formula" in relation to a Member means the formula :S

B=-x (0.135 x M + 0.015 x NFM)12

WhereB

is the lump sum benefit payable to or in respect ofthe Member;

S

is the final average salary of the Member ;

M

is the Membership of the Member expressed in com-pleted months ; and

NFM is the Membership of the Member after 281977 expressed in completed months . ".

By His Excellency's Command,

'" Published in the Government Gazette on 22 April 1977 at pp. 1102-1109.

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

April

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

POLICE ACT 1892.

POLICE (KALGOORLIE TWO-UP GAMING) REGULATIONS 1983 .

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council.Citation .

1 . These regulations may be cited as the Police (Kalgoorlie Two-upGaming) Regulations 1983 .

2 . Subsection (1) and subsection (2) of section 86 of the Police Act1892 shall not have effect in relation to the game known as "two-up", orpersons playing or betting at that game, where that game and the gamingassociated with that game-

(a) takes place-(i) at the established rings situated within the boundaries

of the demarcated playing area, being a rectangle havingdimensions of 80 metres by 40 metres as delineated onDepartment of Lands and Surveys Miscellaneous DiagramNo. 85 (in these regulations referred to as "the designatedarea"), comprised within the area of tenement No . GML6590E held by William John Sheehan and Nicholas Turichon the East Coolgardie Goldfield adjacent to the Kalgoorlie-Meekatharra Road ;

(ii) during the hours of daylight between sunrise and sunset,at a time other than on Christmas Day or Good Friday orthe morning of Anzac Day, and not otherwise ;

(b) is conducted-(i) by William John Sheehan of M .H.L. 215E North Kalgoorlie

or by Nicholas Turich of 56 Collins Street, Kalgoorlie ;(ii) in the customary manner; and(iii) so as to comply with the conditions prescribed by regula-

tion 3 of these regulations ;and

(c) is subject to supervision in accordance with the requirements ofregulation 4 of these regulations .

Conditions

3 . (1) A person who is-relating topersons .

(a) under the age of 18 years ; or(b) under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or alcohol and drugs,

shall not be, or be permitted to be, in the designated area.(2) Liquor, within the meaning of the Liquor Act 1970, shall not be,

and shall not be permitted to be, taken into or consumed within thedesignated area .

Police

4. (1) Access to the designated area shall at all times be permitted toany member of the Police Force .

(2) A financial statement containing such particulars of the operationsof the gaming to which these regulations apply as the Commissioner ofPolice may require shall be furnished to him by the persons conducting thegaming, or each of them, at intervals of not more than 1 calendar monthor at such further or other times as the Commissioner of Police mayrequire .

Conditionsrelating togaming.

requirements .

FISHERIES ACT 1905 .Notice .Department of Fisheries

and Wildlife,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

F. and W. 783/75.IT is hereby notified for general information that theHon. Minister for Fisheries and Wildlife has appointedMr. Frank Joseph Peczka as an Honorary LicensingOfficer pursuant to section 5 (id) of the Fisheries Act1905.

B. K. BOWEN,Director .

WATERWAYS CONSERVATION ACT 1976 .FOR the purpose of appointing members of the PeelInlet Management Authority, His Excellency, theGovernor, acting pursuant to the powers conferred bysections 16 and 19 of the Waterways Conservation Act1976 and on the recommendation of the Minister forthe Environment has been pleased on 5 July 1983, toappoint the following persons until 30 June 1986 .

By His Excellency's Command,J. E. A. PRITCHARD,

Clerk of the Council .

Arthur William Bickerton of 15 Murphy Way,Warnbro .

Gerardus Tewes of 28 Stinton Street, Mandurah .Bryne Foster Tuckey of "Kookabrook", Pinjarra .James Fredrick Armitage of P .O. Box 15, Waroona .

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT 1893 .Application C511222 .

TAKE notice that Stephen Melvin Eugene, Oil RigWorker and Elaine Eugene, Married Woman, both of67 Grey Street, York, as joint tenants have madeapplication to be registered under the Act as proprietorof an estate in fee simple in possession in the landsituated at Newcastle Street, York being York TownLot 106 containing 4 073 square metres .

All persons other than the applicant claiming anyestate right title or interest in the above land anddesiring to object to the application are required tolodge in this office on or before 8 August 1983 a caveatforbidding the land being brought under the operationof the Act .

J. L. JAMIESON,Registrar of Titles,

Office of Titles, Perth .

FORFEITURES .THE following Leases and Licences together with allRights, Title and Interest therein have this day beenforfeited to the Crown under the Land Act 1933 forthe reasons stated .Name ; Lease or Licence ; District ; Reason ; Corres .

No . ; Plan .Bookham, G. W., and Metcalfe, L . J . and Metcalfe, A.

M . ; 3116/8182 (C.L . 109/1982) ; Wyalkatchem Lot331; Non compliance with conditions; 3478/981 ;Wyalkatchem 23 .31 .

Busch, K. W . ; 3116/7833 (C.L . 109/1981) ; KingLocation 462 ; Non compliance with conditions ;2428/980 ; Burt Range NW 1 :25 000 and DeceptionRange NE 1 :25 000 .

Langley, T. D. and Remmerswaal, G. H.; 3116/8245(C.L . 150/1982) ; Karratha Lot 2492 ; Non paymentof rent and instalments ; 2565/980 ; Karratha 32 .24 .

Starcevich, A . T. G . ; 345A/4445 ; Grass Patch Lot 32 ;Non compliance with conditions ; 729/79 ; GrassPatch Townsite .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

Dated 20 July 1983 .

LAND ACT 1933-1980 .Land Release .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

THE undermentioned allotments of Land are now openfor sale pursuant to the provisions of Part IV of theLand Act 1933-1980 and are to be sold by PublicAuction, by Order of the Minister, at the places and onthe date stated, at the upset prices and subject to theconditions specified hereunder .

(B) .133 ; Hakea Road ; 1 050 ; $5000; (A) (B) .139 ; Johnstone Street ; 1 050 ; $5 000; (A) (B) .140; Johnstone Street ; 1 050; $5 000 ; (A), (B) .

Thursday, 25 August 1983 at 1 .30 p .m. in the ShireHall, Cuballing .

(Public Plan Cuballing Townsite .)These lots are sold subject to the following

conditions:-(A) The purchaser shall erect on the lot purchased

a residence to comply with Local Authorityby-laws within four years from the due dateof the first instalment. If this condition hasnot been complied with in the time prescribed,the land may be absolutely forfeited togetherwith all purchase money and fees that mayhave been paid. However, freehold title tothe land may be applied for when a residencehas been erected to "top plate height" stage,and is not less than 50 per cent completedto the satisfaction of the Minister for Landsand Surveys .On payment of the first instalment of

purchase money a Licence will be availableupon which a mortgage can be registered . ACrown Grant (freehold) will not issue untilthe purchaser has complied with the buildingcondition. A holder of a Licence may applyto the Minister for Lands and Surveys forpermission to transfer a Licence .

(B) Purchases by Agents will need to be ratifiedby the Principals.

(C) The purchaser shall erect on the lot purchaseda residence to comply with Local Authorityby-laws within two years from the due dateof the first instalment. If this condition hasnot been complied with in the time prescribed,the land may be absolutely forfeited togetherwith all purchase money and fees that mayhave been paid. However, freehold title tothe land may be applied for when a residencehas been erected to "top plate height" stage,and is not less than 50 per cent completedto the satisfaction of the Minister for Landsand Surveys .On payment of the first instalment of

purchase money a Licence will be available,upon which a mortgage can be registered . ACrown Grant (freehold) will not issue untilthe purchaser has complied with the buildingcondition. A holder of a Licence may apply tothe Minister for Lands and Surveys forpermission to transfer a Licence.

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A . 2735

CORRIGENDUM .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .

142; Cnr. Hakea and Forrest Roads; 1 045 ;(A) (B) .

$5 000 ;

143 ; Forrest Road; 1022 ; $5 000 ; (A) (B) .File No. 3246/78 . 147 ; Forrest Road; 1013 ; $5 000 ; (A) (B) .

In the Notice at page 1870 of Government Gazettedated 17 June 1983 under the heading "Naming ofPalamino Park" in lieu of the word Palamino wherevermentioned, is to read "Palomino" .

Thursday, 25 August 1983 at 10 .00 a.m. in the ShireCouncil Offices, Boddington .

(Public Plan Boddington Townsite .)Cuballing Townsite .B . L. O'HALLORAN,

Under Secretary for Lands . File 5595/50 .Lot; Street; Area; Upset Price ; Conditions .

47 ; Derby Street ; 4 047 m 2 ; $ 1500; (B) (C) .LAND ACT 1933 . 297 ; Clifford Street ; 1 .215 ha ; $3 500 ; (B) (C) .

Notice of Intention to Grant a Special Lease298 ; Knight Street ; 1 .215 ha ; $3 500 ; (B) (C) .

Cnr. Knight and Clark Streets ; 9 968 m2 ; $3Under Section 116 . 400 ; 000 ;(B) (C) .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 1 July 1983 . 404 ; Cnr. Smith and Rose Streets ;

(B) (C) .8 887 m2 ; $3 000 ;

Corres. No. 938/982. 405 ; Smith Street ; 8 903 m2 ; $ 3 000 ; (B) (C) .IT is hereby notified that it is intended to grant alease of Hampton Location 157 to Mr. D. W. and

406 ; Smith Street ; 1 .112 8 ha ; $3 500 ; (B) (C) .Smith Street ; 8 903 m2 ;

Mrs. I . M. Skett for a term of 50 years for "Residential407 ; $3 000; (B) (C) .

Cur. Smith and Colin Streets ; 8 885 m 2 ; $ 3(B) (C) .

Purposes".B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

408 ; 000 ;

409; Cnr. Colin and Clifford Streets ; 1 .1318 ha ; $3 500 ;(B) (C) .

Boddington Townsite .File 209/35 .

Lot ; Street; Area Upset Price ;(Square Metres) ;Conditions.

100 ; Hakea Road ; 1 100 ; $5 000; (A) (B) .101 ; Hakea Road ; 1100 ; $5000; (A) (B) .102 ; Hakea Road ; 1 100 ; $5 000 ; (A) (B) .128; Access off Johnstone Street ; 1401 ; $5 500 ; (A)

(B) .129 ; Access off Johnstone Street; 1 451 ;

(B) .$5 500 ; (A)

130 ; Access off Johnstone Street; 1476 ;(B) .

$5 500; (A)

131 ; Access off Johnstone Street; 1426 ; $5 500 ; (A)

410; Clifford Street ; 1 .133 7 ha ; $3 500 ; (B) (C) .411 ; Clifford Street ; 1 .416 9 ha ; $3 900 ; (B) (C) .412 ; Clifford Street ; 1 .133 7 ha ; $3500 ; (B) (C) .413; Cnr. Clifford and Rose Streets ; 1.132

(B) (C) .1 ha ; $3 500 ;

2736

APPLICATION FOR LEASING .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .Corres. 828/73, V3 .

APPLICATIONS are invited under section 117 of theLand Act 1933, for the leasing of the Karratha Lotsshown in the Schedule for the purpose of "ServiceTrades" for a term of 21 years at the annual rentalsshown in the said Schedules .

Uses which may be permitted on a service tradeslot include sale yards, showrooms, stores, repair andservicing workshops, display areas, veterinary clinics,taxi depot and the like . Under the provisions of anAgreement with Farmers Stores of W.A ., sites forretail purposes can be restricted to new and secondhand vehicle sales, motor parts and accessories, buildingmaterials and agricultural, mining and industrialmachinery . It is also necessary for uses to conformwith development standards set for the Town Centre . Itis essential, therefore, that applicants note thefollowing special release conditions :

Intending applicants shall submit with their applica-tion details of intended utilisation and proposed develop-ment, indicating size and type of intended structures,cost estimates, source of funds and programme forconstruction whether staged or not .

The Minister for Lands and Surveys reserves theright to refuse any application on the grounds that theproposed utilisation, development and/or developmentprogramme is inadequate or unsuitable or that theapplicant has failed to show adequate capacity to fundthe development .The development of "Factoryettes" for the purpose

of sub-leasing will be permitted on these lots subjectto satisfactory proposals being submitted in accordancewith the requirements of paragraphs 2, 3 and 4 above .

A Land Board (acting as a board of inquiry) will beappointed to assess all applications received .

The services provided to these lots are Roads, Waterand Power and the Service Premium, as shown in theSchedule, is payable in four (4) equal quarterly instal-ments, payable in January, April, July and October .The first instalment is due and payable on the firstday of the quarter next following the date of approvalof the lease.

Although lots are fully serviced, power services havebeen provided on a specific K .V. rate per hectare . Anyexcess power would need to be negotiated between thedeveloper and the State Energy Commission . It is alsoadvised that substations are planned for inclusion incertain areas . Applicants should contact the Commissionregarding the siting of substations, and advise wherepower requirements are likely to be over and abovenormal capacity provision .

The survey fee shown in the Schedule is payable incash within 30 days of acceptance of application .

Where the in-going lessee indicates that he anticipatesa requirement for freehold during the currency of thelease, the Hon. Minister shall signify the extent ofdevelopment (which may be additional to that requiredas the basis for leasing the site) that will be necessaryto enable the issue of a Crown Grant .

Subject to agreement between the lessee and theMinister, the foregoing development obligations andother conditions set out herein may be varied or addedto from time to time .

At any time during the currency of the lease, subjectto the agreed development obligations and otherconditions having been met to the satisfaction of theHon. Minister, the lessee may surrender his lease tothe intent that he may apply for purchase of the saidland. In this event a purchase price in accordancewith the Schedule shall apply for a period of 3 yearsfrom the date of approval of the lease (following whichperiod the price shall be subject to review) and feesassociated with the issue of a Crown Grant shall bepayable .

The land is made available for leasing subject to thefollowing conditions :-

1. The land shall not be used for any purposeother than the approved Service Tradespurpose .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .[22 July 1983 .

2 . The rent shall be subject to re-appraisementat the end of the third year of the term of thelease and each successive three yearly periodthereafter .

3 . The lessee shall not without the previousconsent in writing of the Minister for Landsand Surveys assign, transfer, mortgage, subletor part with the possession of the demised land .

4 . The land shall be occupied and used by thelessee for the purpose specified within nine (9)months of the commencement of the lease andthereafter will be continuously so used to thesatisfaction of the Minister .

5 . The lessee shall commence construction withinnine (9) months and thereafter continueconstruction and complete and operate theworks within two (2) years from the dateof the commencement of the lease .

6 . All buildings, erections, paving, drainage andother works shall be to the approval of theLocal Authority and the lessee shall perform,discharge and execute all requisitions andworks unto the demised land as are or maybe required by any local or public authorityoperating under any statute, by-law orregulation .

7 . The lessee shall within twelve months fromcommencement of the lease fence the externalboundaries to the satisfaction of the Minister .

8 . The lessee shall maintain existing and futureimprovements to the satisfaction of theMinister .

9 . All frontages shall be treated and maintainedto give an appearance aesthetically pleasingconsistent with the purpose of the leaseaccording to a plan submitted to the Minister .

10 . The lessee shall indemnify the Minister againstall claims for damage to property or personsarising from the use of the land .

11 . The Minister or his representative may enter theland for inspection at any reasonable time .

12. The land shall be filled to levels specified by,and acceptable to, the Minister or his nomineeand the Shire Council.

13 . The lessee shall not apply for a licence to sellliquor without the prior written consent of theMinister . In the event of the granting of sucha licence, the rent shall be subject to immediatere-appraisal .

14 . The lessee shall comply with all conditionsimposed by the Department of Transport .

15 . The lessee shall at his own expense installand maintain firefighting and control equipmentto the approval of the Minister .

16 . Compensation will not be payable for damageby flooding of the demised land .

17. Compensation shall not be payable to thelessee in respect of any improvements effectedby him on the demised land and remainingthereon at the expiration or earlier determina-tion of the lease .

18 . It shall be lawful for the lessee at any timewithin the three calendar months immediatelyfollowing the expiration of the term or earlierdetermination of the lease, to take down,remove and carry away any buildings,structures, improvements and plant theproperty of the lessee .

19 . On determination of the lease, the lessee shallfill in, consolidate and level off any unevenness,excavation or hole caused by him during theterm of the lease or by removal of his improve-ments and shall leave the demised land in aclean, neat and tidy condition to the satisfactionof the Minister and shall remove any or allwaste matter as required by the Minister .

A person in the employ of the State must apply throughthe Under Secretary for Lands for the Governor'spermission to hold this land . Written approval of thePermanent Head concerned should accompany suchapplication .

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

2737

Applications must be lodged at the Department ofLands and Surveys, Perth, on or before Wednesday,7 September 1983 accompanied by the deposit shown inthe Schedule together with the required developmentdetails and completed Land Board Questionnaire .

Schedule.Lot; Street ; Area; Survey Fee; Service Premium ;

Purchase Price ; Annual Rent; Deposit .1977; Sherlock Crescent ; 740 m 2 ; $ 120; $11248; $2 890 ;

$230; $150 .00 .1978; Sherlock Crescent ; 789m 2 ; $ 120; $11993; $2 950 ;

$235; $152.50 .1979; Sherlock Crescent ; 1 116 m 2; $130; $16 963 ;

$480; $275 .00 .(Plan Karratha Townsite 30 .28 .)

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands.

APPLICATION FOR LEASING .Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .Corres. 404/69, V .3 .

APPLICATIONS are invited under section 117 of theLand Act 1933 for the leasing of the Karratha Lotsshown in the schedule hereunder for the purpose of"Light Industry" for a term of 21 years at the annualrentals shown in the said schedule .

Intending applicants shall submit with theirapplications details of intended utilisation and proposeddevelopment indicating size and type of intendedstructures, cost estimates, source of funds and pro-gramme for construction whether staged or not .

The Minister for Lands and Surveys reserves the rightto refuse any application on the grounds that the pro-posed utilisation, development and/or developmentprogramme is inadequate or unsuitable or that theapplicant has failed to show adequate capacity to fundthe development .

The services provided to these lots are Water, Elec-tricity, Drainage and Roads and the Service Premiumas shown in the Schedule is payable in four (4) equalquarterly instalments in January, April, July and October .The first instalment is due and payable on the first dayof the quarter next following the date of approval of thelease .

The survey fees shown in the schedule are payable incash within 30 days of acceptance of application .

The successful applicants will be required to complywith the established floor levels of buildings, and shouldcontact the local authority in order to ascertain itsrequirements .

The development of "Factoryettes" for the purposeof sub-leasing will be permitted on Lots 2530, 2873,2874, 2879, 2882 and 2883 subject to satisfactory pro-posals being submitted in accordance with the require-ments of paragraphs 2 and 3 above .

Where the in-going lessee indicates that he anticipatesa requirement for freehold during the currency of thelease, the Hon. Minister shall signify the extent ofdevelopment (which may be additional to that requiredas the basis for leasing the site) that will be necessaryto enable the issue of a Crown Grant .

Subject to agreement between the lessee and theMinister, the foregoing development obligations andother conditions set out herein may be varied or addedto from time to time .

At any time during the currency of the lease, subjectto the agreed development obligations and other condi-tions having been met to the satisfaction of the Hon .Minister, the lessee may surrender his lease to the intentthat he may apply for purchase of the said land . In this

event a purchase price in accordance with the Scheduleshall apply for a period of 3 years from the date ofapproval of the lease (following which period the priceshall be subject to review) and fees associated with theissue of a Crown Grant shall be payable .

The land is made available for leasing subject to thefollowing conditions :-

1 . The land shall not be used for any purposeother than "Light Industry" without the priorapproval in writing of the Minister for Landsand Surveys.

2 . The rent shall be subject to reappraisementat the end of the third year of the term of thelease and each successive three yearly periodthereafter .

3 . The lessee shall not without the previous consentin writing of the Minister assign, transfer,mortgage sublet or part with the possession ofthe demised land .

4 . The land shall be occupied and used by thelessee for the purpose specified within nine (9)months of the commencement of the lease andthereafter will be continuously so used to thesatisfaction of the Minister .

5. The lessee shall commence construction withinnine (9) months and thereafter continue con-struction and complete and operate the workswithin two (2) years from the date of thecommencement of the lease .

6 . All buildings, erections, paving, drainage andother works shall be to the approval of theLocal Authority and the lessee shall perform,discharge and execute all requisitions andworks unto the demised land as are or may berequired by any local or public authorityoperating under any statute by-law orregulation .

7 . The lessee shall, within twelve months fromcommencement of the lease, fence the externalboundaries with industrial fencing to the satis-faction of the Minister .

8 . The lessee shall maintain existing and futureimprovements to the satisfaction of theMinister .

9 . All frontages shall be treated and maintained togive an appearance aesthetically pleasing con-sistent with the purpose of the lease accordingto a plan submitted to the Minister .

10 . The lessee shall indemnify the Minister againstall claims for damage to property or personsarising from the use of the land .

11 . The Minister or his representative may enterthe land for inspection at any reasonable time .

12 . The land shall be filled to levels specified by,and acceptable to the Minister or his nomineeand the Shire Council .

13 . Compensation will not be payable for damageby flooding of the demised land .

14 . Compensation shall not be payable to the lesseein respect of any improvements effected by himon the demised land and remaining thereon atthe expiration or earlier determination of thelease.

15 . It shall be lawful for the lessee at any timewithin the three calendar months immediatelyfollowing the expiration of the term or earlierdetermination of the lease, to take down,remove, and carry away any buildings,structures, improvements and plant the propertyof the lessee .

16. On determination of the lease, the lessee shallfill in, consolidate and level off any uneveness,excavation or hole caused by him during theterm of the lease or by removal of hisimprovements and shall leave the demised landin a clean, neat and tidy condition to thesatisfaction of the Minister and shall removeany or all waste matter as required by theMinister .

$3 340; $270; $170 00 .1981 ; Sherlock Crescent ; 798 m2 ; $ 120 ; $12 130 ; $2 960 ;

$240; $155 .00 .1982; Sherlock Crescent ; 763 m 2 ; $ 120; $11 598 ; $2 920 ;

$235; $152 .50 .3892; Warambie Road; 2 929 m 2 ; $595; $44 521 ; $6 000 ;

2738GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

A person in the employ of the State must applythrough the Under Secretary for Lands for theGovernor's permission to hold this land . Writtenapproval of the Permanent Head concerned shouldaccompany such application .Applications must be lodged at the Department of

Lands and Surveys, Perth on or before Wednesday,7 September 1983 accompanied by the deposit shown inthe schedule together with the required developmentdetails and completed Land Board Questionnaire .

All applications lodged on or before that date willbe treated as having been received on the closing date,and if there are more applications than one for anylot, the application to be granted will be decided bythe Land Board .

Schedule .Lot No . ; Street ; Area (m 2 ) ; Survey Fee ; ServicePremium ; Purchase Price ; Annual Rental ; Deposit .

$280; $175 .00 .2519; Cnr. McKay Street and Coolawanyah Road ;

8 975 ; $90 ; $17 950 ; $7 385 ; $590; $330 .00 .2529 ; Augustus Drive ; 7 558 ; $80 ; $15 115 ; $6 535 ;

$520; $295 .00 .2530; Augustus Drive ; 6006; $70 ; $12010; $5605 ;

$450; $260 .00.2531 ; Car. Augustus Drive and Cowle Street ; 6 133 ;

(Plan Karratha Townsite 32 .23, 32.24, 32.25 and33.24) .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

[22 July 1983 .

OPEN FOR PASTORAL LEASING .Under Part VI of the Land Act 1933 .

Eastern Division .Nabberu District .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

Corres. No. 4924/26 .IT is notified for general information that the area ofabout 2 578 hectares as described in the Schedule belowand situated about 8 kilometres northwest of WilunaTownsite, has been made available for Pastoral Leasingas from Wednesday, 7 September 1983 subject to thecondition that a Pastoral Lease of this land, may onlybe-granted to a lessee of land in the same locality .

In accordance with the provisions of the Land Act,this land is made available for pastoral leasing at anannual rental of $20 .00 .Applications, accompanied by a deposit of $45 .00

must be lodged at the Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, not later than Wednesday, 7 September 1983 .

All applications lodged on or before that date willbe treated as having been received on the closing date,and if there are more applications than one for thearea, the application to be granted will be decided bythe Land Board .All that portion of land bounded by lines starting

from a point situate about 5 447 metres north andabout 18 228 metres west of the southernmost south-western corner of Pastoral Lease 3114/1095 (JundeeStation) and extending generally north westerly, south,west, generally southwesterly, east, north and againeast along boundaries of Pastoral Lease 3114/988 (Mill-billillie Station) to the starting point . Excluding por-tions of Reserves 13096 and 20335 .

Department of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

IT is hereby notified for general information that theLand Board has determined that the following applica-tion for land shall be granted.

Kalbarri Lot 538 containing an area of 118 squaremetres for sale in fee simple for the purposeof "Laundrette" to-Gerald Michael Holdenof 263 Poinciana Street, Tom Price, W .A.6751 .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Closure of Streets .

WHEREAS The State Energy Commission of W .A .Industrial Lands Development Authority, VincenzoD'Amato, Carmella D'Amato, Orazio D'Amato, DoraD'Amato, Cook Industrial Minerals Pty Ltd and DallaRiva (Aust) Pty Ltd being the owner of the landwhich adjoins the street hereunder described haveagreed to the request of the City of Cockburn to closethe said street.

Cockburn.File No . 3384/982 .Closure No. C.1078 . The whole of Borough Road,

plus widenings, along the southwestern Boundary ofLot 10 of Jandakot Agricultural Area Lot 156 (Officeof Titles Diagram 63466) ; from southeastern side ofPrinsep Road to a line in prolongation southwestwardof the southeastern boundary of the said Lot 10 . (PublicPlans Perth 13.06 and 13 .07 .)

$167.50 . Area: about 2 578 hectares .2510; Cnr. Fisher Way and Coolawanyah Road ; 1991 ; (Lands and Surveys Public Plans Wiluna 1 : 250 000

$60 ; $3 980 ; $3 195 ; $255 ; $162 .50 . and Wiluna 1 : 25 000 Regional .)2511 ; Coolawanyah Road ; 5 861 ; $70 ; $11 720 ; $5 515 ; B . L. O'HALLORAN,

$440; $255 .00. Under Secretary for Lands .2513 ; McKay Street; 2 470 ; $70 ; $4 940 ; $3 480 ;

$70 ; $12 265 ; $5 680 ; $455 ; $262 .50 .2866; Coolawanyah Road ; 1.865 2 ha ; $100; $37305 ;

$10 165; $815 ; $442 .50 .2873 ; Cowle Road ; 3 872 ; $60 ;

$207.50 .2874; Cowle Road ; 3 800 ; $60 ;

$7 745 ; $4 325 ; $345 ;

$7 600 ; $4 280 ; $340 ;$205.00 .

2878 ; Coolawanyah Road ; 6 891 ; $80 ; $13 780 ; $6 135 ;$490; $280 .00 .

2879 ; Pemberton Way ; 4 499 ; $70 ; $9 000 ; $4 700 ;$375 ; $222 .50 .

2882; Pemberton Way ; 4447 ; $70; $8 895 ; $4 670 ;$375 ; $222 .50 .

2883 ; Pemberton Way ; 4851 ; $70 ; $9700 ; $4910 ;$390 ; $230.00 .

2885 ; Coolawanyah Road ; 4 750 ; $70 ; $9 500 ; $4 850 ;$390 ; $230 .00 .

2886 ; Coolawanyah Road; 4 750 ; $70 ; $9 500 ; $4 850 ;$390 ; $230 .00 .

2889 ; Pemberton Way ; 4225 ; $70 ; $8450 ; $4535 ;$360 ; $215.00.

2891 ; Pemberton Way ; 4750 ; $70 ; $9500 ; $4850 ;$390 ; $230 .00 .

1149 ; Mooligunn Road ; 2 068 ; $60 ; $4 140 ;

$70; $8950 ;

$70; $11465 ;

$3 240 ;

$4 685 ;

$5 440 ;

$260; $165 .00.1501 ; Anderson Road; 4475 ;

$375 ; $222 .50.1970 ; Anderson Road ; 5 733 ;

$435 ; $252 .50 .2489 ; Pemberton Way ; 1 .344 7 ha ; $90 ; $26 895 ;

$8 660; $710 ; $390 .00 .2495 ; Cnr. Pemberton and Fisher Ways ; 4 425 ; $70 ;

$8 850 ; $4 655; $370 ; $220.00 .2497 ; Pemberton Way ; 3 246 ; $60; $6 490 ; $3 950 ;

$315 ; $192.50.2503; Fisher Way; 3 676 ; $60 ; $7 350 ; $4 205; $335 ;

$202.50.2506 ; Fisher Way ; 2 200 ; $60 ; $4 400 ; $3 320; $265 ;

22 July 1983.]GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

WHEREAS The Metropolitan Region Planning Author-ity being the owner of the land which adjoins thestreet hereunder described has agreed to the requestof the Shire of Mundaring to close the said street .

Mundaring .File No. 1017/980 .M.1082. (a) The whole of the surveyed road, along

the northeastern boundary of Lot 294 of Helena Loca-tion 20b (Office of Titles Diagram 7627), the north-eastern boundaries of Lots 293, 292, 291 and 290 ofHelena Location 20b (Office of Titles Plan 4524) andonward to and along the northeastern boundaries ofLots 289, 288, 287, 286, 285, 284, 283 and 282 ofLocation 20b (Plan 4524) and along portion of thewestern and the whole of the northern boundaries ofSwan Location 3213 (Reserve No . 8120) ; from a linein prolongation southward of the western boundary ofthe southwestern severance of Lot 295 of Helena Loca-tion 20b (Diagram 7627) to a line in prolongationnorthward of the western boundary of the said Location3213 .

(b) The whole of the surveyed road, along south-western boundaries of the northeastern severance ofLot 295 of Helena Location 20b (Office of Titles Dia-gram 7627) ; from a line in prolongation southwardof the western boundary of the said severance to thenortheastern side of the road described in (a) above .

(c) The whole of the surveyed road, along thesoutheastern boundary of Lot 290 of Helena Location20b (Office of Titles Plan 4524) from the northeasternside of Derek Road to the southwestern side of theroad described in (a) above .

(Public Plan Perth 2 000 25.29 .)

WHEREAS The Metropolitan Region Planning Author-ity being the owner of the land which adjoins thestreet hereunder described has agreed to the request ofthe Shire of Mundaring to close the said street .

Mundaring.File No. 1016/980 .M.1083 . The whole of Derek Road along the north-

eastern boundaries of the northwestern severance of

Swan Location 8684 (Portion of Reserve No . 31196) ;from a line in prolongation southwestward of the north-western boundary of Lot 294 of Helena Location 20b(Office of Titles Diagram 7627) to the northeasternside of Coulston Road . (Public Plan Perth 200025.29 . )

WHEREAS The Metropolitan Region Planning Author-ity being the owner of the land which adjoins thestreet hereunder described has agreed to the request ofthe Shire of Mundaring to close the said street .

Mundaring .File No. 1032/980 .M.1093 . The whole of the surveyed road, along the

southern boundary of Greenmount, Lot 12 (portion ofReserve No. 23537) and onward to and along thesouthern boundary of Greenmount Suburban Area Lot189 (portion of Reserve No . 22897), excluding theintersecting portion of surveyed road ; from the north-eastern side of Burkinshaw Road (Road No . 8847) tothe western boundary of Lot 2 of Swan Location 1345(Office of Titles Diagram 60379) . (Public PlanM 180-4 .)

WHEREAS Co-operative Bulk Handling Limited beingthe owner of the land which adjoins the street here-under described has agreed -to the request of the Shireof Ravensthorpe to close the -said street .

Ravensthorpe.File No . 3861/68 .Closure No. R.168 . All that portion of Spence

Street shown bordered blue on Lands and Surveys Dia-gram 85547 . (Public Plan Ravensthorpe 29 .40.)And whereas the Councils have requested the closure

of the said streets ; and whereas the Governor in Execu-tive Council has approved these requests it is notifiedthat the said streets are hereby closed .

B. L. O'HALLORAN,Under Secretary for Lands .

LAND ACT 1933-1980.Regulations for the Guidance of Surveyors in the

Department of Lands and Surveys .

(Regulation 150 .)

I, KENNETH FINLAY McIVER Minister for Lands, and Surveys acting under theprovisions of Regulation 150 of the Regulations for the Guidance of Surveyors in theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, hereby fix the remuneration payable to surveyorsfor surveys carried out under those regulations as the amounts set out in the Schedulebelow with effect on and from 1 July 1983 .

Schedule.

The fees payable to surveyors for surveys carried out under the regulations shallbe as follows:-

1 CADASTRAL SURVEYS RURAL .

(a) For each survey effected under a separate instruction a basic fee of $97 .60will be paid .

(b) Only one basic fee will apply where two or more surveys are effected atthe same time and utilised common establishment or re-establishment .

(c) In addition to the basic fee a linear base rate of $119 .60 per kilometrewill be paid for the definition of new boundaries. The cost of placing andprovision of survey marks and reading of angles is inconclusive in thischarge .

(d) The rate shall be the same for old lines re-established, provided they areaccurately ranged and chained and that old marks are renewed wherenecessary.

(e) Provided the nature and extent of such variations are clearly shown in thefield notes lodged, a loading on the base rate in respect to slope and vegeta-tion variations may be applied using the tables hereunder as a guide .These loadings may be averaged where possible .

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Schedule-continued.

(f) For traverses not marked in accordance with the Regulations for theGuidance of Surveyors, deduct 33 1/3 per cent .

TABLES

Percentage Loading to Base Rate

Vegetation Categories

Timber

2. CADASTRAL SURVEYS URBAN .

(a) For each survey effected under a separate instruction, a basic fee of $97 .60will be paid .

(b) Only one basic fee will apply where two or more surveys are effected at thesame time and utilise common establishment or re-establishment .

(c) Additional fees will be paid in accordance with the following table :

2 000 m 2 4 000 m2 8 000 m2 2 ha 3 ha

4 ha

6 haArea of Lot

Under to under to under to under to under to under to under to under2000 m2 4 000 in' 8 000 m2 2 ha

3 ha 4 ha

6 ha

10 ha$

$

$

$

$

$

$

$

1st Lot

. . .. 180.80 193 .70 213 .20 258 .80 288 .90 337 .00 427 .30 502 .20

Each Succeeding Lot 52 .10 63 .50 78.30 101 .00 125.40 149.80 200.10 236 .10

Where the areas of lots in a subdivision vary, the initial charge shall bein the category of the greatest number of Lots .

(d) The fees include the cost of materials, marking, pickup and control set out .

(e) For lots of 10 hectares in area and greater, fees shall be the same as forCadastral Surveys Rural .

(f) For lots with irregular sides, add to the prescribed fee 25 per cent of therelevant "each succeeding lot" fee in paragraph (c) of this item, but this doesnot apply where the irregularity is caused by the truncation of a lot corner .

(g) For lots with curved boundaries, add to the prescribed fee 50 per cent ofthe relevant "each succeeding lot" fee in paragraph (c) of this item .

(h) For truncations at the time of subdivision add (each) $22 .00 .

(i) Where the purpose of the survey is to truncate a corner and no othersurvey is involved, the fee shall be the same as for one lot of under 2 000 m' .

(j) For repegging, lot fees shall be 75 per cent of the above scale .

(k) For rough areas, or when the necessary pickup is excessive, a loading ofup to 33 1/3 per cent may be charged subject to approval being obtained fromthe Surveyor General or other duly authorised officer .

3 . ROAD SURVEYS RURAL.

(a) Where the survey requires the ranging and measurement of one boundaryof a road and laying off the other boundary, rates as for Cadastral SurveysRural shall apply for both boundaries .

VegetationCategory

Level toUnder 1°

1° toUnder 3°

3° toUnder 6°

6° toUnder 12°

12° toUnder 15°

15° andOver

. . . . . . . . 25 50 100 150 20025 50 75 125 175 225

. . . . 50 75 100 150 200 250100 125 150 200 250 300

. . . . 200 225 250 300 350 400

Scrub Open Light Medium Heavy Dense

Open

. . . . AI

A B C DLight

. . . .

. . . . A B B C DMedium

. . . .

. . . . B B C D EHeavy

. . . .

. . . . C C D E EDense

. . . .

. . . . D D E E E

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Schedule-continued .

(b) Where by instruction it is necessary to offset both boundaries from a traverse,payment will be made at a rate approved by the Surveyor General or otherduly authorised officer.

(c) Where the purpose of the survey is to truncate, deviate or widen existingroad boundaries, the following rates may be charged :

(in the latter case, if the fee to be charged is in excess of thatquoted, prior approval must first be obtained from the SurveyorGeneral or other authorised officer) .

(b) In addition, for each survey hand add . . . .

. . . . 15 .10(c) Materials are chargeable at cost.

5 . VEHICLE OPERATION AND TRAVELLING .

(a) Daily travelling, base to job, will be paid for at the following rate :-Hourly rate plus-

(i) conventional 2 wheel drive light duty vehicle of less than 2 .04 tonnecapacity, per kilometre, 27 .9c;

(ii) 4 wheel drive and/or heavy duty vehicle of 2 .04 tonne capacity orover, per kilometre, 48 .2c .

(b) Point to point travel (for location or positioning of base), will be paid forat one of the following rates according to strength of party :-

(c) The provisions of this item are subject to the provisions of regulation 53 ofthe Regulations for the Guidance of Surveyors in the Department of Landsand Surveys .

6 . ACCOMMODATION .

(a) Where a surveyor or his assistants are obliged to live away from homerequiring the surveyor to provide suitable accommodation, an allowance of$13.40 per man per day shall be paid .

(b) Where expenses are extreme, and subject to approval by the Surveyor Generalor other duly authorised officer, the actual accommodation costs may bepaid.

(c) In the circumstances referred to in paragraph (b) all receipts must be sub-mitted with the claim .

7 . GENERAL.

(a) For observation for azimuth (minimum of four sets, including calculations)$54.70 will be paid .

(b) For observations for latitude and longitude fees shall be paid on an hourlyrate basis or at a rate determined after reference to the Surveyor Generalor other duly authorised officer .

For obliteration of marked boundaries, hourly rate will be paid .

For observations to Geodetic Stations, hourly rate will be paid .

For other types of survey for which no rates are specified, hourly ratewill be paid.

Level work will be paid for on an hourly rate basis unless specifiedotherwise by the Surveyor General or other duly authorised officer .

For office calculations associated with survey, hourly rate less 10 per centwill be paid .

(c)

(d)

(e)

(f)

(g)

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LightDuty

HeavyDuty

c cSurveyor only, per kilometre . . . .

. . . .

. . . . 77 .9 98 .0Surveyor with one employee, per kilometre . . . . 93 .0 113 .0Surveyor with two employees per kilometre . . . . 106 .3 126 .5Surveyor with three employees, per kilometre 114 .6 134 .8

(i) as for Cadastral Surveys Rural as specified in Item 1, or

(ii) as for Cadastral Surveys Urban as specified in Item 2 paragraphs(a) (b) (c) (d) (f) (g) and (k), allowing that each portion addedto or subtracted from existing lots and locations will be considered alot . Surveyed portions connected by new road alignments are con-sidered to fall within the definitions as outlined in Item 2 paragraphs(b) and (c) .

4. HOURLY RATES.

(a) Surveyor in the field-non licensed, under supervision . . . .

. . . . 26.20licensed, less than 4 years experience . . . . . . . . 32.70licensed, other than above, from

. . . . . . . . 36 .60

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Schedule-continued .

(h) Searches by surveyors will be paid for on an hourly rate basis as in 7 (g)above, subject to approval by the Surveyor General or other dulyauthorised officer .

(i) For loss of time attributable to the Department, hourly rate will be paid .

(j) Where survey necessitates the use of special equipment, payment for suchequipment may be made at a rate approved by the Surveyor General orother duly authorised officer .

8 . DISTRICT LOADING .

(a) (i) For the purposes of district loadings the State is dividedzones specified in the first column in the schedule below.

(ii) The area of a zone specified in the first column in the schedulebelow is as specied directly opposite and corresponding to that zonein the second column of that schedule .

(iii) A district loading specified as a percentage of the fees in the thirdcolumn of the schedule below directly opposite and correspondingto a zone in the first column of that schedule is payable in respectof survey work carried out in that zone in addition to the feespayable under Items (1) to (5) inclusive, (6a) and (7) .

Schedule .

Where diagrams or plans of survey are requested to be submitted with the fieldnotes, they will be paid for, at the option of the Department, at the followingrates:-

Either :

(i) actual costs of drafting, or

$

(ii) Diagram of one tenement (simple) 28.50Diagram of one tenement (complex) 34.30Each additional tenement . . . . 14 .70Plan of one tenement (simple) 32.70Plan of one tenement (complex) 47 .40Each additional tenement

17.80

Gale, C. M.-Clerk Typist LF1 (F), Forests De-partment as from 25 July 1983 .

into the

P. J. McNAMARA,Acting Conservator of Forests .

In each case the necessary forms will be supplied by the Department .

Dated this 12th day of July, 1983 .

K. F. McIVER,Minister for Lands and Surveys .

Forests Department, Ryan, E. K.-Clerk Typist LF1 (F), Forests De-Como, 13 July 1983 . partment as from 25 July 1983 .

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has approved Resignationthe following :- Meads, G. M.-Clerk Typist LFl (F), Forests

Department as from the close of business 28Permanent Appointments April 1983 .

Percentage ofZone

Area of Zone

Fee as a loading

1 . Within 50 kilometres of the General Post Office, Perth

. . . . Nil2 . From a line radius 50 kilometres from Perth to a line with a

radius of 300 air kilometres from Perth

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 5%3 . From a line radius 300 air kilometres to a line with a radius of

900 air kilometres from Perth

. . . .

. . . . 15%4 . From a line radius 900 air kilometres from Perth to a line radius

1 400 air kilometres from Perth

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 20%5 . Outside the line 1 400 kilometres from Perth 25%

9 .

(b) Where the work to be carried out is at a place outside the South WestLand Division and is more than 50 kilometres from a town carryingnormal supplies (or a source of such supplies) an additional 5 per centof the fee is payable .

DRAFTING .

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

City of Bunbury Town Planning SchemeNo. 5-Amendment No . 198 .

T.P .B . 835/6/2/6, Pt . 198 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the City of Bunbury Town PlanningScheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for the purpose ofrezoning Portion of Lot 496 Brittain Road Bunburyfrom Residential Development to Residential "C" .

P. J. USHER,Mayor .

R. J. CARMODY,Town Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

City of Belmont Town Planning SchemeNo. 6-Amendment No. 105 .

T.P.B. 853/2/15/5, Pt . 105 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the City of Belmont Town PlanningScheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for the purposeof rezoning Lot 6, Swan Location 34, Diagram 33570,Belmont Avenue, Belmont from "Residential A" to"Business" as depicted on the amending plan adoptedby resolution of the Council of the City of Belmontat the ordinary meeting of Council, held on 25 October1982 .

F. W. RAE,Mayor.

E. D. F. BURTON,Town Clerk.

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TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment.

City of Canning Town Planning SchemeNo. 16-Amendment Nos . 283 and 286 .

T.P .B . 853/2/16/18, Pts. 283 and 286 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and De-velopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the City of Canning Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of :-

Amendment No. 283-amending the Scheme Textto include :-

(1) definition of "Occasional Uses" inClause 6 ;

(2) new use class in Zoning Tables follow-ing Clause 18 with appropriate symbols ;and

(3) a new Clause 65B as detailed in theSchedule annexed hereto .

Amendment No. 286-adding Serial 35 to Appendix2 to permit the two Strata Titled ShowroomUnits facing George Way at 32-36 George

Serial Lot No .

Loc.

Address

35 96 Canning 32-36 George Way, (CurAlbany Highway) Canning-ton

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Way (corner Albany Highway), Cannington,to be used as Professional Offices when notused as showrooms, as detailed in the Scheduleannexed hereto.

E. TACOMA,Mayor .

N. I. DAWKINS,Town Clerk .

Schedule .Town Planning Scheme No. 16 (Zoning Scheme) .Amendment No . 283 .1. Clause 6-Definitions : After "Objects of Natural

Beauty", insert:-"Occasional Uses" means the use of land or buildings

on an occasional basis for the purposes ofrecreation, entertainment or other communityactivity which does not prejudice the integrityof the Scheme; and includes a swap meet,market or fair, the profits of which (if any)are to be employed for charitable or communitypurposes .

2 . Zoning Tables (which follow Clause 18) : After"Piggery", insert new Use Class "Occasional Uses", withthe following symbols :-

3 . New Clause 65B-After existing Clause 65A-Pharmacies, insert the following new clause :-

65B Occasional Uses(1) In considering an application for approval

to an occasional use, the Council shall take intoconsideration the following matters :-

(a) the likely effect of the proposed use onthe safety and amenity of the area ;

(b) the nature of the site and the surroundingland uses including parking and accessfacilities ;

(c) the zoning of land in the vicinity of thesite and any proposals for future develop-ment in the area ;

(d) the practicability and/or desirability ofthe proposed use being established on landzoned for the purpose or on other avail-able land more suitably situated ;

(e) the frequency and duration (includinghours of operation) of the proposed use ;

(f) the availability of toilet facilities for thepublic; and

(g) any submissions or objections from ad-jacent land owners or occupiers .

(2) Without limiting the generality of any otherprovisions of the Scheme, the Council may grantapproval to an occasional use subject to any condi-tion it thinks fit including a condition limiting thehours during which the use may be carried on .

(3) In considering an application for approvalto an occasional use which involves regular use ofa site the Council may, if it deems fit, invoke anyor all of the provisions of Clauses 23 to 27 ofthe Scheme relating to the processing of applicationswhere the special approval of the Council is re-quired .

(4) Approval to an occasional use should in noway be construed as approval to the permanent orfull-time use of the site or an indication of theCouncil's attitude towards the rezoning of the site .

Amendment No. 286. Adding the following Serial35 to Appendix 2 (Schedule of Special Zones) :-

Additional Purpose for which Premises may be used

The two Strata-Titled Showroom Units facing George Waymay be used as Professional Offices when not used asShowrooms. Such additional permitted use is restrictedto low-traffic generating offices, and specifically excludesPost Offices, Banks, Building Societies, T .A.B. Agenciesand other similar high-traffic-generating office uses .

"AA'-'-Columns 1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 .

"X"-Under all other Columns (3, 4,and 25) .

5, 6, 7, 17

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TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment.

City of South Perth Town Planning SchemeNo. 3-Amendment No. 2 .

T .P .B . 853/2/11/4, Pt . 2 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the City of South Perth Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose. of :-

1 . Inserting immediately after the clause designa-tion "5.4" the number and words "(1) subjectto the provisions of subclause (2) of thisClause," .

2 . Adding after subclause (1) of Clause 5 .4, thefollowing new subclause :

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-clause (1) of this Clause, a chimneybeing part of a building which is sub-ject to that subclause, may project notmore than one (1) metre above themaximum building height prescribed inthat subclause .

J. G. BURNETT,Mayor .

P. A. BENNETTS,Town Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

Town of Armadale Town Planning SchemeNo . 1-Amendment No. 203 .

T.P .B. 853/2/22/1, Pt . 203 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in ac-cordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the Town of Armadale TownPlanning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of:-

(a) Rezoning Lot Pts . 82/83 Plan 2706, AlbanyHighway, cnr . Turner Place, Kelmscott fromSingle Residential 2A to Restricted Business(Office) and Public Open Space .

(b) Amending the Scheme Text by adding to PartIV after clause 4 .42 the following clause :4.43 Notwithstanding the provisions of Table8 of this Text, the maximum plot ratio fordevelopment on Lots Pt . 82/83 Albany High-way, cnr . Turner Place, Kelmscott shall be0 .3 .

I . J. BLACKBURN,Mayor .

J. FLATOW,Town Clerk .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendmenthas been Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

Shire of Albany Town Planning SchemeNo. 3-Amendment No. 48A .

T.P.B. 853/5/4/5, Pt. 48A .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Albanyin pursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purposeof rezoning Pt. Lot 2, Location 106 Frenchman BayRoad, Big Grove, from "Motel" to "Tavern", andamending the Scheme Map accordingly.

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Mercer Road, Albany and will be open for inspectionwithout charge during the hours of 9 .00 a.m. to 4.00p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays, Sundaysand Public Holidays until and including 19 August1983 .The plans and documents have also been deposited

at the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 .00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m .

Any person who desires to make a submission onthe amendment should make the submission in writingin the form prescribed by the regulations and lodge itwith Shire Clerk, Shire of Albany, P .O. Box 809,Albany, W.A. 6330 on or before 19 August 1983 .

K. F. BENTLEY,Shire Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

Shire of Bayswater Town Planning SchemeNo. 13-Amendment No. 95 .

T.P.B. 853/2/14/16, Pt. 95 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the Shire of Bayswater Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of rezoning Lot 607 Corner of Deschamp Roadand Walmsley Drive Noranda, and being portion ofSwan Location M1 and appearing on Diagram No .60619, from "Business" to "Residential" and "Busi-ness" in accordance with the Shire of Bayswater TownPlanning Scheme No . 17-Benara West DevelopmentScheme and as depicted on the amending plan adoptedby Council on 22 February 1982.

C. CARDACI,President.

K. B. LANG,Shire Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment.

Shire of Beverley Town Planning SchemeNo. 1-Amendment No. 10 .

T.P.B. 853/4/5/1, Pt. 10 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in ac-cordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the Shire of Beverley Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of rezoning Portion of Lot 3 of Loc . 453 from"Residential" to "Service Station" .

S. D. MOULTON,President .

D. J. CUNNINGHAM,Shire Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment .

Shire of Chittering Town PlanningScheme No. 2-Amendment No. 10 .

T.P.B. 853/3/4/2, Pt . 10 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in ac-cordance with section 7 of the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Ministerfor Planning approved the Shire of Chittering TownPlanning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of :-

1 . Rezoning Pt . Lot 1. Swan Loc. 1371, Bin-doon from "Rural" to "Special Rural" .

22July1983.]

2 . Inserting in the Second Schedule of the Textto the Town Planning Scheme the following :-

(a)Specified area of LocalityPt. Lot 1 Swan Location

1371 Bindoon .

(b)Specific Provisions to Refer

to Locality

1 . Subdivision shall con-form with Plan of Sub-division, Plan No . 1dated 26 November1982 .

2. (a) The following usesare permitted "P"within the Zone :Single

DwellingHouses Rural

(b) The following usesmay be permittedat the discretion ofCouncil :DuplexHome Occupation

(c) All other uses notmentioned in (a)or (b) above arenot permitted .

3 . The supply of waterwill be from roofcatchment sources onlyin accordance with theprovisions of Clause6.4 .3 of Town PlanningScheme No . 2 . Theobtaining of water fromunderground sourcesvia bores or any othermethod will not be per-mitted .

E. W. SCHMIDT,President.

R. W. HERBERT,Shire Clerk.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Approved Town PlanningScheme Amendment.

Shire of Kalamunda District PlanningScheme-Amendment No. 145 .

T.P.B . 853/2/24/13, Pt. 145 .IT is hereby notified for public information, in accord-ance with section 7 of the Town Planning and Develop-ment Act 1928 (as amended) that the Minister forPlanning approved the Shire of Kalamunda Town Plan-ning Scheme Amendment on 17 July 1983 for thepurpose of amending the Town Planning Scheme bydeleting from Appendix E to the Scheme Text theSchedules relating to Special Rural Zone No . 11 (BruceRoad area) and inserting therein the following, asdepicted in the Schedule annexed hereto.

S. P. WILLMOIT,President.

E. H. KELLY,Shire Clerk .

SCHEDULE .Town Planning Scheme-District Scheme.

Amendment No . 145 .(a)

(b)Special Rural Zone Area (1) Subdivision of SpecialNo. 11 (Bruce Road

Rural Zone Area No.area) Lots 1-10, Pt. Lot

11 to be generally in11 Swan Location 2762

accordance with Sub-Lots 12-14, Pt. Lot 3

divisional Guide PlanSwan Location 1793 .

No. 11 .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2745

(2) (a) With SpecialRural Zone AreaNo. 11 the follow-ing uses are per-mitted (P) : Dwell-ing House, PublicParks, RecreationGrounds, Bota-nical Gardens .

(b) Subject to sub-clause (3) thefollowing uses arenot permitted un-less approval isgranted by Council(AA) : Home Oc-cupation, PublicUtility, Rural Pur-suits, Stables, Nur-sery Garden .

(c) All other uses notmentioned or re-ferred to under (a)and (b) above arenot permitted (X) .

(3) For Lot 5 Swan Loca-tion 2762 the use"cattery" may be per-mitted by the Councilwith or without condi-tions . Should Lot 5Swan Location 2762 besubdivided as allowedfor in the SubdivisionalGuide Plan the provi-sions of this sub-clauseshall be limited to onlythat remaining portionof Lot 5 as includes thedwelling house andadjacent outbuildingexisting at the gazettaldate of this amendmentto the Scheme.

(4) A reticulated publicwater supply shall beprovided to all lots ofless than 2 hectares asa condition of subdivi-sional approval .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

Shire of Mundaring Town Planning Scheme No . 1-Amendment No . 216 .

T.P .B . 853/2/27/1, Pt . 216.NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Mundaringin pursuance of its powers under the Town Planningand Development Act 1928 (as amended) has prepareda Town Planning Scheme amendment for the purposeof rezoning part lot 46 of Swan Location 97, cornerof Homestead Road and Jacoby Street, MahoganyCreek, from Commercial to Residential .

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,50 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring and will beopen for inspection without charge during the hoursof 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on all days of the weekexcept Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays untiland including 26 August 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been depositedat the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission on theamendment should make the submission in writing inthe form prescribed by the regulations and lodge itwith Shire Clerk, Shire of Mundaring, P .O. Box 20,Mundaring, W.A . 6073 on or before 26 August 1983 .

M. N. WILLIAMS .Shire Clerk.

2746

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Notice that a Town Planning Scheme Amendment hasbeen Prepared and is Available for Inspection .

Shire of Wanneroo Town Planning Scheme No . 1-Amendment No . 194 .

T.P .B . 853/2/30/1, Pt. 194 .NOTICE is hereby given that the Shire of Wanneroo inpursuance of its powers under the Town Planning andDevelopment Act 1928 (as amended) has prepared aTown Planning Scheme amendment for the purpose ofamending the Scheme Text to include a definition of"Non-Retail Commercial" in Clause 1 .8.

All plans and documents setting out and explainingthe amendment have been deposited at Council Offices,Shenton Avenue, Joondalup and will be open forinspection without charge during the hours of 8 .45 a .m .to 4 .45 p.m. on all days of the week except Saturdays,Sundays and Public Holidays until and including 12August 1983 .

The plans and documents have also been cepositedat the office of the Town Planning Department, Perthand will similarly be open for inspection for the sameperiod between the hours of 10 .00 a.m. and 4.00 p .m .

Any person who desires to make a submission onthe amendment should make the submission in writingin the form prescribed by the regulations and lodge itwith Shire Clerk, Shire of Wanneroo, P .O. Box 21,Wanneroo, W.A. 6065 on or before 12 August 1983 .

J. D. REIDY-CROFTS,Shire Clerk .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Resolution Deciding to Preparea Town Planning Scheme .

City of Canning.Town Planning Scheme No. 36 (Mills Street

Development Scheme) .NOTICE is hereby given that the Canning City Councilon the 30th day of May, 1983, passed the followingResolution:-

Resolved that the Council, in pursuance of sec-tion 7 of the Town Planning and Development Act1928 (as amended), prepare the above Town Plan-ning Scheme with reference to an area situatedwholly within the City of Canning and enclosedwithin the inner edge of a broken black borderon a plan now produced to the Council and markedand certified by the Town Clerk under his handdated 30 May 1983 as "Scheme Area Map" .

Dated this 30th day of May, 1983 .N. I. DAWKINS,

Town Clerk .

[22 July 1983 .

CORRIGENDUM.METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNING

SCHEME ACT 1959-1982.Declaration of Planning Control Area No . 3 .

Wungong Gorge and Environs .File 835-2-22-2 .

IT is hereby notified that, in the Notice of Declarationof Planning Control Area No . 3, which appears on page2569 of the Government Gazette of 15 July 1983, itwas incorrectly advised that the Hon . Minister forPlanning granted approval to the declaration on 25May 1982 .

Please take note that the Hon . Minister grantedapproval to the declaration of Planning Control AreaNo. 3, on 25 May 1983 .

A. L. HENDRY,Secretary, the Metropolitan Region

Planning Authority.

METROPOLITAN REGION TOWN PLANNINGSCHEME ACT 1959-1982 .Metropolitan Region Scheme .

Notice of Amendment .Amendment No. 489/33A; File No . 833-2-22-23 .1 . In accordance with the provisions of section 33A

of the Metropolitan Region Town Planning Scheme Act1959-1982, the Metropolitan Region Planning Authorityon 27 April 1983, resolved to amend the MetropolitanRegion Scheme as referred to in the First Schedulehereto .

2 . Copies of the map that forms part of the Schemewhich is being amended are available for public inspec-tion free of charge,- during normal office hours fromMonday to Friday inclusive of each week, except onPublic holidays, at the places mentioned in the SecondSchedule hereto.

3 . And please note that any person who feels ag-grieved by the amendment may appeal to the Ministerfor Planning against the amendment in the prescribedform . Forms of Notice of Appeal are available atthe places of exhibition and shall be lodged in duplicatewith the Secretary, Metropolitan Region Planning Au-thority, 22 St. George's Terrace, Perth, on or beforeFriday, 23 September 1983 .

A. L. HENDRY,Secretary,

Metropolitan Region Planning Authority .

First Schedule.Metropolitan Region Scheme Map Sheet Number 24

is amended by substituting the zones and reservationsshown on Amending Map Sheet Number 24/12m forthose parts of Map Sheet Number 24 .

TOWN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENTACT 1928 (AS AMENDED) .

Advertisement of Resolution Deciding toPrepare a Town Planning Scheme .

City of Canning.

The purpose of the amendment is to transfer Lot6 (former Pt. Lot 4) Triton Crescent, Armadale, fromthe Rural Zone to the Parks and Recreation Reserva-tion .

The amendment is depicted on Metropolitan RegionPlanning Authority Plan Number 4 .0708 .

Town Planning Scheme No. 37 (George StreetDevelopment Scheme) .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Canning City Councilon the 30th day of May, 1983, passed the following

Second Schedule .Public Inspection :

1 . Office of the Town Planning Department, 2ndResolution:-

Resolved that the Council, in pursuance of section7 of the Town Planning and Development Act 2.

Floor, Oakleigh Building, 22 St . George's Ter-race, Perth, W .A. 6000 .Office of the Municipality of the City of

1928 (as amended), prepare the above Town Plan-ning Scheme with reference to an area situated

Perth, 27 St . George's Terrace, Perth, W .A .6000 .

wholly within the City of Canning and enclosed 3 . Office of the Municipality of the Town ofwithin the inner edge of a broken black border ona plan now produced to the Council and marked

Armadale, 145 Jull Street, Armadale, W .A .6112 .

and certified by the Town Clerk under his hand 4 . The State Reference Library, 40 James Street,dated 30 May 1983 as "Scheme Area Map" .

Dated this 30th day of May 1983 .N. I. DAWKINS,

Town Clerk .

Perth, W.A. 6000 (between the hours of9.00 a.m. and 5 .30 p.m. Mondays and Fri-days, 9.00 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. Tuesdays toThursdays, and 2.00 p.m. and 5 .30 p.m. Satur-days and Sundays) .

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

2747

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT .

Tenders, closing at West Perth at 2 .30 p .m. on the dates mentioned hereunder, are invited for the following projects.Tenders are to be addressed to the Minister (either for Works or for Water Resources) as indicated on the tender document

C/- Contract Office,Public Works Department,Dumas House,2 Havelock Street,West Perth . Western Australia 6005

and are to be endorsed as being a tender for the relevant project .

The highest, lowest, or any tender will not necessarily be accepted .

As from 1 January 1982, tenders called for Architectural and Engineering Contracts will be governed by the "GeneralConditions of Contract N .P.W.C. Edition 3 (1981) and Amendments (W.A .)," a copy of which is available from the ContractOffice as above and from P.W.D. Country Offices, free of charge.

Office 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

ContractNo . Project Closing

DateTender Documentsnow available at

23389 Northampton District High School Upgrade 1983 Electrical 26/7/83 P.W.D ., West PerthServices P.W.D., A .D ., Geraldton

23391 Northampton District High School Upgrade 1982-Mechanical 26/7/83 P.W.D., West PerthServices P.W.D., A .D ., Geraldton

23392 Pyrton Training Centre (Eden Hill) Carramar Unit-Repairsand Renovations Recall

26/7/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23393 W.A. College of Advanced Education-Claremont Campus-Maths, Science, Art and Music Building-Meccanical Services

9/8/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23394 Harvey-Lease of Portion of Reserve 34796-Waste Water 2/8/83 P.W.D., West PerthTreatment Site P.W.D. Busselton

23395 Perth-Public Trust Building, 565 Hay Street, Perth-ElectricalServices-Direct Contract

26/7/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23396 Bunbury Courthouse and Offices-Supply and Installation 4/8/83$ P.W.D., West PerthAluminium Windows, Doors and Infill Panels NominatedSub Contract

P.W.D., A.D., Bunbury

23397 . . . . Narrogin Agricultural College Offices and Workshop Rooms- 2/8/83 P.W.D., West PerthRecall on amended documentation P.W.D., A.D ., Narrogin

ADQ4049 Department for Community Welfare-Riverbank Centre Supply 23/8/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furnitureand installation of Carpet Office 2nd Floor, Rm 223

2 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

ADQ4053 Bunbury Primary School Supply and Lay Carpet 26/7/83 P.W.D., A.D ., FurnitureOffice 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D., A .D ., District Super-visor 11 Stirling TerraceBunbury 6230

ADQ4054 Caversham Replacement Primary School Supply and Lay Carpet 26/7/83 P.W.D., A.D ., FurnitureOffice 2nd Floor, Rm 2242 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

ADQ4055 Yilgarn Regional Office Merredin-Supply and Lay Carpe 26/7/83 P.W.D., A.D ., FurnitureOffice 2nd Floor, Rm 2242 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D .,

A.D.,

MitchellStreet, Merredin 6415

23398 .. . . Lease of 557 Hay Street, Perth

. . . .

. . . .

. . . .

. . . . 2/8/83 P.W.D., West Perth23399 . . . . Narrogin Agricultural College Manual Arts Building Electrical 9/8/83 P.W.D., West Perth

Installation Nominated Sub Contract P.W.D., A.D ., BunburyP.W.D., A.D., Narrogin

ADQ4063 Sawyers Valley Replacement Primary School 26/7/83 P.W.D., A.D ., FurnitureOffice 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

23400 . . . . West Pilbara Water Supply Harding Dam Pump Station Supplyand Installation of Electric Motors

23/8/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23401 . . . . West Pilbara Water Supply Harding Dam Pump Station Supplyand Installation of Transformers

23/8/83 P.W.D ., West Perth

23402 . . . . Alexander Library Building-Supply and Installation of Carpetand Resilient Floor Finishes Doc. No . 29-1

16/8/83 P.W.D., West Perth

23403 . . . . Kalgoorlie Regional Hospital-New Sub Station and Access 16/8/83 P.W.D ., West PerthRamp P.W.D., A.D ., Kalgoorlie

23404 .. . . Bentley Hospital-Alterations and Additions . . . . 16/8/83 P.W.D.,,West Perth23405 . . . . Osborne Park Hospital-Alterations and Additions 16/8/83 P.W.D ., West PerthADQ4074 Bicton Primary School Supply and Lay Carpet . . . . 2/8/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

Office 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

ADQ4082 Roleystone District High School-Supply and Lay Carpet . . . . 2/8/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

274 8

enders close at 10 .00 a .m. at Tender Board of W.A., 74 Murray Street, Perth .

Main Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

M.R.D. 42/314-D

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Boyup Brook District, for the purpose of the following public works, namely, widen-ing and realignment of the Boyup Brook-Arthur Road (13 . 50-16 . 00 SLK Section) and that the said pieces or parcels of landare marked off on Plan 15739, which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent,East Perth .

Blechynden (one undiv-ided fifth share) andGeorge Geoffrey BruceBlechynden (four undiv-ided fifth shares)

Dated this 13th day of July 1983 .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT-continued.

ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

Blechynden

Office 2nd Floor, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

K. T. CADEE,Under Secretary for Works.

D. R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads .

SCHEDULE

No . Owner or Reputed Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOwner Occupier (approx .)

ContractNo. Project Contractor Amount

23371 . . . . Swan Districts Hospital Psychogeriatric Extended Care Units-Electrical Services

I .B .I . Industries 139 667

23362 . . . . Swan Districts Hospital Psychogeriatric Extended Care Units-Mechanical Services

Walker Engineering Co PtyLtd

273 762

23370 . . . . Millstream Station-Transport of Cattle Bridge Contractors and D &S Freightlines

41 525

23360 . . . . Meekatharra Hospital-Repairs and Renovations 1983-Phase I and 2

Derwent Constructions PtyLtd

348 417

ContractNo . Project Closing

DateTender Documentsnow available at

ADQ4083 Bunbury Technical College-Catering Trades and Classrooms 2/8/83 P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

ADQ4085

-Supply and Lay Carpet

Kent Street Senior High School-Supply and Lay Carpe 2/8/83

Office 2nd Floor,, Rm 2232 Havelock Street WestPerth 6005

P.W.D., A.D., District Super-visor 11 Stirling StreetBunbury 6230

P.W.D., A.D ., Furniture

1 . Stewart Guy Carroll and S. G. & A. P. CarrollAllison Patricia Carroll

2 . Stewart Guy Carroll and S. G. & A. P. CarrollAllison Patricia Carroll

3 . Peter William Bradford . . . . P. W. Bradford

4 . Robert Beverley Samuels R. B. & C. L. Samuelsand Christina LynetteSamuels

5 . Robert Beverley Samuels R. B . & C. L . Samuelsand Christina LynetteSamuels

6. George Bruce Wentworth G . B. W. & G. G. B .

Portion of Nelson Location 1664 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1625 Folio 012

Portion of Nelson Location 1413 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1217 Folio 553

Portion of Nelson Location 1425 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1 Folio 54A

4189 m2

5 248 m2

844 m2

Portion of Nelson Location 1597 and being 5 777 m 2part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 265 Folio 91A

Portion of Nelson Location 1885 and being 3 579 m 2part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1467 Folio 188

Portion of Nelson Location 1597 and being part 9 526 m 2of the land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 1290 Folio 60

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

2749

M.R.D. 41/84-107Main Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Mundaring District, for the purpose of the following public works, namely, re-alignment of Great Eastern Highway, and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D ., W.A. 8025-209which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

SCHEDULE

No.

Owner or Reputed

Occupier or Reputed

Description

AreaOwner

Occupier

(approx.)

1 . Margaret Logie Parkes . . . . M. L. Parkes

. . . . Portion of Swan Location 16 and being part of 37 m 2Lot 204 on Plan 4910 and being part of theland comprised in Certificate of Title Volume19 Folio 4A

Dated this 13th day of July 1983 .

M.R.D. 41/150-D V2Main Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Canning District, for the purpose of the following public works namely, improvingthe alignment of Leach Highway and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on OP 14828, which may be inspectedat the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

1 . Leo Vincent Hall and

L. V. & L. S . Hall

Portion of Canning Location 25 and being part 103 m 2Lorraine Shirley Hall of Lot 21 on Diagram 29653 and being part

of the land comprised in Certificate of TitleVolume 1278 Folio 319

Dated this 13th day of July 1983 .

M.R.D. 42/142-BMain Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Greenough District, for the purpose of the following public works, namely, wideningthe Geraldton-Mt Magnet Road (7 . 5 SLK) and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on LTO Diagram 64732,which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

Dated this 20th day of July 1983 .

D . R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads.

D. R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads .

Portion of Victoria Location 1237 and being 271 m 2part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1524 Folio 289

Portion of Victoria Location 1237 the subject 997 m 2of Diagram 11942 and being part of the landcomprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1203Folio 113

Portion of Victoria Location 1365 and being 333 m 2part of Lot 24 on Diagram 26888 and beingpart of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 32 Folio 36A

D. R. WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads .

SCHEDULE

No . Owner or Reputed Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOwner Occupier (approx .)

SCHEDULE

No. Owner or Reputed Occupier or Reputed Description AreaOwner Occupier (approx.)

Aeges Pty Ltd (two un- Aeges Pty Ltd and P . D .divided third shares) and Horwood

. . . .

. . . .Peter David Horwood(one undivided third share)

2 Antonio Greco and Maria Hon. Minister for WorksSanta Greco (Purchaser vide Caveat

C569891)

3 John Celsus Walmsley and J . C. & N. A. Walmsley . . . .Neslie Anne Walmsley

2750GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

Main Roads Act 1930 (as amended) ; Public Works Act 1902 (as amended)

M.R.D. 42/141-A

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TAKE OR RESUME LAND

THE Minister for Works hereby gives notice, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 (2) of the Public Works Act1902 (as amended) that it is intended to take or resume under Section 17 (1) of that Act, the pieces or parcels of land describedin the Schedule hereto and being all in the Mullewa District, for the purpose of the following public works namely, wideningof the Geraldton-Mt Magnet Road and that the said pieces or parcels of land are marked off on Plan M.R.D., W.A ., 8304-57and 8304-58, which may be inspected at the Office of the Commissioner of Main Roads, Waterloo Crescent, East Perth .

SCHEDULE

Dated this 20th day of July 1983 .D. R. WARNER,

Secretary, Main Roads.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .City of Nedlands .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Nedlands City Council held on14 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates specifiedhereunder should be imposed on all rateable propertywithin the City of Nedlands in accordance with theLocal Government Act 1960-1982 .

Dated this 15th day of July, 1983 .D. C. CRUICKSHANK,

Mayor.N. G. LEACH,

Town Clerk .

Schedule of Rates and Charges Levied .General Rate .Gross rental values : 5.89 cents in the dollar-a mini-

mum rate of $75 on all rateable property .Rubbish Charges .Regulation bins : $46.00 for first two bins and $46.00

per bin thereafter per annum for one weekly re-moval .

Bulk bins : Bin Hire-$208 .00 per bin per annum . Ser-vice Charge-$260 per bin per annum for oneweekly removal .

Interest : Interest of 10% will be charged on rateswhich are outstanding as at 31 January 1984, orthree months from the date of the assessmentnotice, whichever is the later date ; the interestrate not to apply to an entitled pensioner .

LOCAL GOVERNMEN ACT 1960-1982 .

City of South Perth .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .

To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the South Perth City Council held on18 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates and chargesspecified hereunder should be imposed on all rateableproperty within the district of the City of South Perthin accordance with the provisions of the Local Govern-ment Act 1960-1982 and the Health Act 1911 .

Schedule of Rates and Charges Levied .

General Rate : 6.55 cents in the dollar on Gross RentalValues on all rateable land within the District .

Special Rate: State Housing Commission Karawara-1 .62 cents in the dollar on Gross Rental Values .

Rubbish Charge :Rateable properties-$38 .00 per annum per dwelling

unit or per 110 litre for bulk bin .Unrateable properties-$55.00 per annum per 110

litre bin or part or multiple thereof .

Dated this 20th day of July, 1983 .J. G. BURNE 11,

Mayor.

P. A. BENNETI'S,Town Clerk .

No . Owner or ReputedOwner

Occupier or ReputedOccupier

Description Area(approx .)

2 .

Wee & Walker Realty PtyLtd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Wee & Walker Realty PtyLtd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Portion of Victoria Location 2571 and being 7 678 m 2part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 14 Folio 278A

Portion of Victoria Location 3841 and being 2 . 2454 ha

3 .

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1616 Folio 542

Portion of Victoria Location 3725 and being 9 894 m2

4.

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1215 Folio 712

Portion of Victoria Location 3766 and being 9 384 m2

5 .

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1255 Folio 743

Portion of Victoria Location 3730 and being 3 468 m2

6 .

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1255 Folio 743

Portion of Victoria Location 8649 and being 1 . 1457 ha

7 .

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 14 Folio 278A

Portion of Victoria Location 4496 and being 2 .4494 ha

8 .

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

Ltd

Wee & Walker Realty Pty

part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1616 Folio 543

Portion of Victoria Location 4727 and being 2 . 0178 haLtd Ltd part of the land comprised in Certificate ofTitle Volume 1616 Folio 541

22 July 1983 .]

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Town of Bassendean .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .To whom it may concern :AT a special meeting of the Bassendean Town Council,held on 4 July 1983, it was resolved that the ratesspecified hereunder, should be imposed on all rateableproperty within the district of the Town of Bassendeanin accordance with the provisions of the Local Govern-ment Act 1960-1982 for the year ending 30 June 1984 .

Dated the 12th day of July, 1983 .Dr. J . G. PATERSON,

Mayor .Mr. C. McCREED,

Town Clerk .

Schedule of Rates Levied .1 . General Rate : 13.54 cents in the dollar on the

Gross Rental Valuations .2 . A minimum rate of $75 .00 per assessment .3 . A 10.0% penalty interest be levied against rates

which are outstanding as at 31 January 1984 . (Pen-sioners rates being excluded) .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Town of Mosman Park .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .AT a Special Meeting of the Mosman Park TownCouncil held on 11 July 1983, it was resolved that therates specified hereunder should be imposed on all rate-able property within the district of the municipality inaccordance with the provisions of the Local Govern-ment Act 1960-1982 .

DAVID G. JONES,Mayor .

Schedule of Rates Levied .General Rate : 7.7 cents in $ Gross Rental Valuation .Rubbish Charges : $45.00 per weekly pick-up per annum

for extra rubbish services provided to rateableproperties .$50.00 per annum for once weekly rubbish servicesprovided to each separate and distinguishable por-tion of non-rateable property .

Gas Mains: 1 .25 per cent of the total value of gas saleswithin the Town of Mosman Park .

Penalty on Overdue Rates: A penalty of 10 per centwill be applied to all rates owing at 31 January1984 except those owed by eligible pensioners .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Boddington .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Boddington Shire Council, heldon 7 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates andcharges, specified hereunder, should be imposed on allrateable property within the boundaries of the Shireof Boddington in accordance with the provisions of theLocal Government Act 1960-1982 .

A. R. POLLARD,President .

P. L. FITZGERALD,Shire Clerk .

Schedule of Rates and Charges .Rural Area : 0.01442 cents in the dollar on unimproved

values .Boddington and Ranford Townsites : 0.13952 cents in

the dollar on gross rental values .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A .

2751

Minimum Rates :-Rural-$57 .50 per assessment .Boddington-$57.50 per lot.Ranford-$46.00 per lot .

Rubbish Service : $25.50 per annum per standard weeklyservice .

Discount : 10% discount allowed on current rates paidwithin thirty days of date of service of the assess-ment .

Interest : A penalty of 10% will be imposed on ratesoutstanding as at 31 January 1984.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Carnamah .

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Carnamah Shire Council, held on13 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates specifiedhereunder should be imposed on all rateable propertywithin the district of the Municipality, in accordancewith the provisions of the Local Government Act 1960-1982 .Dated this 13th day of July, 1983 .

A. F. GOULD,Deputy President .

R. S. DUTCH,Shire Clerk .

Schedule of Rates Levied .General Rate : 3 .27c in the dollar on Unimproved Values

throughout the Municipality.Carnamah Townsite: 14.34c in the dollar on Gross

Rental Values .Eneabba Townsite : 14.34c in the dollar on Gross Rental

Values .Minimum Rate : $75.00 on all rateable land within the

Municipality .Discount : 10% on all current rates paid in full on or

before the date indicated on the assessment ofvaluation and rate .

Penalty : 10% penalty on rates remaining unpaid after31 January 1984 .

Rubbish Charges (Weekly Service) :-Residential $49 .00 per annum .Business Premises $105 .00 per annum .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982.Shire of Dandaragan.

Memorandum of Imposing Rates .To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Dandaragan Shire Council heldon 15 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates specifiedhereunder should be imposed on all rateable propertywithin the District of the Shire of Dandaragan inaccordance with the provisions of the Local Govern-ment Act 1960-1982 .Dated this 15th day of July, 1983 .

R. H. CARTER,President.

I. W. STUBBS,Shire Clerk.

Schedule of Rates Levied .General Rates : 5.39 cents in the dollar on unimproved

values and 10 .49 cents in the dollar on gross rentalvalues . 2.04 cents in the dollar differential rate onprescribed area of Cervantes Townsite .

Minimum Rate : $75 per lot or location .Discount of ten per cent allowed for payment in full

within 30 days.Penalty of ten per cent will be imposed on all rates

remaining unpaid after 31 January 1984 .

2752

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .HEALTH ACT 1911-1982 .

City of Stirling .Memorandum of Imposing Rates .

To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the City of Stirling Council held on19 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates specifiedhereunder should be imposed on rateable propertywithin the district of the municipality or as an annualor unit service charge, as the case may be.

J. M. CAMILLERI,Mayor.

M. G. SARGANT,Town Clerk.

Schedule of Rates Levied .General Rate 1.937 4 cents in the dollar uponUnimproved Value of Rateable Property, otherthan Urban Farm Land .

(2) General Rate for Urban Farm Land: 0.968 7 centsin the dollar upon Unimproved Value of RateableProperty which is declared Urban Farm Land .

(3) Minimum Rate-$75.00 per assessment .(4) The specified percentage to be used in calculating

penalties pursuant to section 550A of the LocalGovernment Act 1960 (as amended) is ten percent (10%) and the said ten per cent is to beapplied in the financial year ending 30 June 1984in accordance with the provisions of section 550Aof the Act .

Schedule of Health Service and Waste DisposalCharges for 1983-1984 .

Domestic Rubbish Removal:-1.1 Bins-up to 0.113 3 cubic metres content up

to one service per week-$55 .00 per annum .1.2 Bulk Containers-$3 .65 per cu/metre or part

thereof.(2) Commercial Rubbish Removal:-

2.1 Bins including swill containers other than BulkContainers up to 0 .113 3 cubic metres-$3 .00per unit removed .

2.2 Bulk Containers-$3 .65 per cu/metre or partthereof.

(3) Special Services :-3 .1 Bulk Containers-$3 .65 per cu/metre or part

thereof.3.2 Other services at actual cost as assessed at

the commencement of each quarter . As at1/8/81-$60.50 per first 1 hour and $44.00each ?I hour thereafter.

(4) Rubbish Tipping Fees-Landfill Sites :-4.1 Solid Wastes other than Car Bodies deposited

by Commercial Operatives payable prior todeposit of wastes-$3 .50 per cubic metre orpart thereof.

4.2 Car Bodies deposited by Commercial Operativespayable prior to deposit of car body-$20 .00 .

4.3 Domestic Wastes deposited by ratepayerproducing a current free entry pass to City ofStirling rubbish disposal sites where load isless than two cubic metres-No Charge .

4.4 Domestic or other wastes deposited by rate-payers where load exceeds two cubic metres-$3.50 per cubic metre or part thereof.

4.5 Domestic Wastes deposited by non-ratepayersor persons not producing a current free entrypass to City of Stirling rubbish disposal sites-$3.50 per cubic metre or part thereof .

(5) Rubbish Tipping Fees-Stirling Baling Plant :-5.1 Solid Wastes accepted at the Baling Plant

deposited by Commercial Operatives-$25 .20per tonne to nearest I tonne.City of Perth-$25 .20 per tonne to nearest# tonne .

5.2 Domestic Wastes deposited by ratepayersproducing a current free entry pass to City ofStirling rubbish disposal sites where load isless than two cubic metres-No charge .

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5.3 Domestic or other wastes deposited by rate-payers where load exceeds two cubic metres-$25.20 per tonne to nearest I tonne .

5.4 Domestic Wastes deposited by non-ratepayersor persons not producing a current free entrypass to City of Stirling rubbish disposal sites-$25.20 per tonne to nearest I tonne .

Per car load-$5 .70 .Single axle trailer load-$11 .40 .Dual axle trailer load-$22 .80 .

(6) Car tyres to size 7 .50/16-$0.80.Car tyres above size 7 .50/16-$2.40 .

(7) Disposal of Animals-Large Dogs-$5.00 .Small dogs and cats-$3 .50 .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .HEALTH ACT 1911-1982.

Town of Geraldton .Memorandum of Imposing Rates 1983-1984.

To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Geraldton Town Council held on13 July 1983 it was resolved that the rates and chargesspecified hereunder be imposed on all rateable propertywithin the Town of Geraldton in accordance with theLocal Government Act 1960-1982 for the period 1July 1983 to 30 June 1984 .

P. G. COOPER,Mayor .

G. K. SIMPSON,Town Clerk .

Schedule of Rates and Charges .General Rate : 2.103 cents in the dollar on Unimproved

Values .Urban Farmland Rate : 1.682 cents in the dollar on

Unimproved Values .Minimum Rate per Assessment : Seventy-five Dollars

($75) on each lot or assessment .Penalty : A penalty of 10 per centum will be applied in

respect of rates if the amount was due and payableon or before 26 August 1983 and the amount isin arrears on :-

(i) 31 January, 1984 ; or(ii) The expiration of the period o

ee monthsfrom the date of service of the notice inthis financial year ;

whichever is the relevant later date.Kitchen Waste Removal : $1 .80 per 110 litre bin or

part thereof per day with a minimum charge of$7.00 per premises per week .

Rubbish Removal Charges : $38.00 per annum forremoval of one (1) rubbish service once per week .$170.00 per annum for the removal of one (1)bulk bin once per week and $110 .00 per annumfor the removal of one (1) mini bulk bin onceper week .

G. K. SIMPSON,Town Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .HEALTH ACT 1911-1982.

Shire of Lake Grace .Memorandum of Imposing Rates .

To whom it may concern :AT a meeting of the Lake Grace Shire Council heldon 11 July 1983, it was resolved that the rates andcharges specified hereunder should be imposed on allrateable property within the district of the Shire ofLake Grace in accordance with the provisions of theLocal Government Act 1960-1982 and the Health Act1911-1982 for the year ending 30 June 1984 .Dated this 11th day of July, 1983 .

L. H. ELLIOTT,President .

L. W. GRIFFITHS,Shire Clerk .

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. Schedule of, Rates and Charges .

General Rates :

56.95 cents in the dollar on the G.R.V. of rateableproperty in the townsites .

10.1 cents in the dollar on the Unimproved Valueof rateable property in the rural areas, miningclaims an dleases .

Minimum-Rate $75 .00 per annum per assessment .

Penalty : All rates which have been outstanding for 3months or more as at 31 January, or thereafter,shall incur a 10% penalty .

Sewerage Scheme Rates: 20.0 cents in the dollar on theG.R.V. of rateable property in the Lake Gracetownsite. Minimum rate $30.00 per annum perassessment .

Sewerage Charges-Unrated Properties : The chargespayable for sewerage services rendered in respectof non-rateable land shall be :-

Class 1 : Sewerage services to government pro-perties of a commercial nature (e.g . officesor depots) whether State or Commonwealth,$330 per connection.

Class 2: Sewerage services to institutional typeproperties (e .g . schools hospitals, churchesetc.) first pedestal $70 .00 per annum-eachadditional pedestal $30 per annum.

Rubbish Charges-Unrated Properties : In respect ofproperties within the Shire of Lake Grace, whichare exempted from rating and from which refuse isremoved :-

(1) Domestic Rubbish Removal-Bins-$60 .00per annum .

(2) One Dollar Fifteen Cents ($1 .15) for eachdaily emptying by the Shire of Lake Graceof a Regulation size receptacle provided byany occupier or owner .

(3) Ten Dollars $10 .00 per cubic metre for theremoval by the Shire of Lake Grace ofother trade refuse.

(4) Rubbish Tip Fees-One Dollar ($1 .00) percubic metre or part thereof for all traderefuse and for the domestic refuse depositedby persons to the Shire of Lake Grace dis-posal sites .

CORRIGENDUM.LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .

Shire of Beverley .Notice of Intention to Borrow.

Proposed Loan (No . 95) of $30000 .AN error occurred in the notice published under theabove heading on page 2009 of the Government GazetteNo. 42 dated 24 June 1983 .

Delete the phrase$30 000 for a period of fifteen (15) years repayableat the Office of the Council by thirty (30) equalhalf yearly instalments of principal and interest .

and insert$30 000 for a period of 10 years .Initially for 4 years at the current ruling raterenegotiated for a further 6 years at the thenruling rate of interest, repayable at the Office of theCouncil by half yearly instalments of principaland interest for the following purpose.

D. J. CUNNINGHAM,Shire Clerk .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Nannup .

Notice of Intention to Borrow .Proposed Loan (No . 26) of $15 000.

PURSUANT to section 610 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 the Council of the Shire of Nannuphereby gives notice that it proposes to borrow money,by the sale of debentures, on the following terms andthe following purpose: $15 000 for a period of fiveyears, repayable to the Westpac Banking Corporation,Hampton Street, Bridgetown in 10 equal half yearlyinstalments of principal and interest . Interest rate issubject to review at the end of every four years . Pur-pose : Construction of a Sporting and Cultural Com-plex on Reserve No . 9185 Nannup . (Part Cost.)

Plans, specifications and estimates of cost required bysection 609 are open for the inspection by ratepayersat the office of the Council during business hours for35 days after publication of this notice .

Dated this 14th day of July, 1983 .M. CAMARRI,

President.D. F. BOULTER,

Shire Clerk.

CORRIGENDUM.LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .

Shire of Three Springs .Notice of Intention to Borrow .

Proposed Loan (No . 131) of $150000 .THE Notice of Intention to Borrow as advertised in theGazette of 1st July, 1983, relative to the above loanis hereby amended by the following substitution for theamount of the Loan :-

$167 500 in lieu of $150 000 .Dated this 12th day of July 1983 .

T. L. READING,President .

N. P. HARTLEY,Shire Clerk .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Leonora .

Loan .Department of Local Government,

Perth, 19 July 1983 .LG: L-3-8 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved of the con-struction of extensions to the power station building,the construction of an amenities building, housing con-nections, street lighting, and the purchase of various,plant requirements and generating equipment for theLeonora Electricity Undertaking by the State EnergyCommission being declared a work and undertakingfor which money may be borrowed under the provi-sions of Part XXVI of the Local Government Act1960-1982, by the Shire of Leonora .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Wyalkatchem .

Loan.Department of Local Government,

Perth, 19 July 1983 .LG: WY 3-8 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved the raising of aloan for the writing and publication of a "History ofWyalkatchem" being declared a work and undertakingfor which money may be borrowed under the provi-sions of Part XXVI of the Local Government Act1960-1982, by the Shire of Wyalkatchem .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government .

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Shire of Moora .Sale of Land .

Department of Local Government,Perth, 19 July 1983 .

LG: M 4-6 .IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has directed under the provi-sions of section 266 of the Local Government Act1960-1982, that the Shire of Moora may sell portionof Moora Suburban Location 37 and being Lot 10 onDiagram 24541 being the land contained in Certificateof Title Volume 66 Folio 98A to Mr . Paull S. Brownby private treaty .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Sale of Land .

Shire of Wanneroo .Department of Local Government,

Perth, 19 July 1983 .LG: WN-4-6L .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council hasdirected under the provisions of section 266 of theLocal Government Act 1960-1982, that the Shire ofWanneroo may sell :-

1 . Lot 268 being portion of Swan Location 1586on Diagram 52483 being the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1476 Folio 732to E. Knight.

2 . Lots 271 and 277 being portion of SwanLocation 1586 on Diagrams 52482 and 52480being the land contained in Certificate of TitleVolume 1476 Folios 715 and 739 respectivelyto F. and L. and B. and M. Wilczynski.

3 . Lot 273 being portion of Swan Location 1586on Diagram 52482 being the land containedin Certificate of Title Volume 1476 Folio 717to Sorrento Clerical and Typing Services Pty .Ltd. and W. H. and B. Marwick .

4 . Lot 337 being portion of Swan Location 1586on Plan 12308 being the land contained inCertificate of Title Volume 1495 Folio 032 toB. V. and M. A. Gibbs .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .City of Canning .

Lease and Overdraft .Department of Local Government .

Perth, 19 July 1983 .LG: CI-4-4 ; LG: CI-3-9 .

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved :-

(a) Under section 267 (3) of the LocalGovernment Act 1960-1982, of the lease by theCity of Canning of Stage 11 of the TuscanStreet Retirement Village and being portionof Lot 1 and being land contained inCertificate of Title Volume 146 Folio 107Ato the City of Canning Aged Persons' TrustInc. for a period of 21 years without callingpublic tenders .

(b) Under section 600 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 of the City of Canningobtaining an advance of up to 5850 000 froma bank by means of a special overdraft tofinance the construction of housing for agedpersons on portion of Lot 1, Tuscan Street,Rossmovne and being Stage 11 of the TuscanStreet Retirement Village .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government .

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .City of Stirling .

Closure of Private Street .Department of Local Government,

Perth, 16 May 1983 .L.G. ST-4-12F.

IT is hereby notified for public information that HisExcellency the Governor has approved under the provi-sions of section 297A of the Local Government Act1960-1982, the resolution passed by the City of Stirlingthat the private street which is described as portionof Swan Location 1257 and being part of the landcoloured brown and marked right of way on Plan3697 (1) and being part of the land comprised inCertificate of Title Volume 654 Folio 24 be closed, andthe land contained therein be amalgamated with ad-joining Lots 59 and 60 Westborough Street and 61 and62 Grace Street, Scarborough as shown in the Schedulehereunder .

P. FELLOWES,Secretary for Local Government .

Schedule.

COMPILED FROM PLAN 3697 (1) .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .Municipal Elections .

Department of Local Government,Perth, 22 July 1983 .

IT is hereby notified, for general information, inaccordance with section 138 of the Local GovernmentAct 1960-1982 that the following persons have beenelected Members of the undermentioned Municipalitiesto fill the vacancies shown in the particulars here-under:-Municipality ; Date of Election; Member Elected; Ward ;

How vacancy occurred: (a) Effluxion of time ;(b) Resignation; (c) Death ; (d) Disqualified ; (e)Other; Name of Previous Member; Remarks.

Shire of Peppermint Grove ; 9/7/83 ; Lennon, AnthonyWayne ; (b) ; Clairs, I. D . ; Extraordinary .

Town of Geraldton; 7/7/83 ; Grosse, John Edward ; (b) ;Grosse, J. E . ; Extraordinary .

Shire of Tambellup ; 22/7/83 ; Bradshaw, Jon Frederick ;South ; (b) ; Taylor, B. M . ; Extraordinary .

Town of Claremont ; 9/7/83 ; Weygers, Peter Hans ;South ; (b) ; French, S . S. ; Extraordinary.

Town of Mosman Park; 14/7/83 ; Flack, Ian Stuart ;South ; (b) ; May, R. J . ; Elected Unopposed .

Town of Claremont; 7/4/83 ; Clarke, David Pearson ;West ; (a) ; Clarke, D . P . ; Elected Unopposed .

Town of Claremont ; 7/4/83 ; Nicholas, Trevor Wilkie ;East ; (a) ; Nicholas, T. W.; Elected Unopposed .

Town of Claremont ; 7/4/83 ; Gralton, Peter; South ; (a) ;Gralton, P . ; Elected Unopposed .

Shire of Murchison ; 7/4/83 ; ; Foulkes Taylor, HaroldMichael John ; South; (a) ; Foulkes Taylor, H . M . J . ;Elected Unopposed .

Shire of Murchison ; 7/4/83 ; Scott, Keith William ; South ;(a) ; Scot, K. W .; Elected Unopposed .

Shire of Murchison ; 7/4/83 ; Keogh, Kimberley Walford ;North ; (a) ; Keogh, K. W. ; Elected Unopposed .

Shire of Mandurah ; 7/5/83 ; Hadlow; David James ;Coastal ; (a) ; Hadlow, D . J . ; Annual .

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .

SHIRE OF RAVENSTHORPE (ALTERATION OF COMMON SEAL)ORDER 1983 .

MADE by His Excellency the Governor under section 9 (3) (b) of the Local Govern-ment Act .

Citation. 1 . This Order may be cited as the Shire of Ravensthorpe (Altera-tion of Common Seal) Order 1983 .

Commence-

2 . This Order shall take effect on and from the date the Order isment .

published in the Government Gazette .

Alteration of

3 . The Common Seal of the Shire of Ravensthorpe shall be altered toCommon Seal . that depicted in the attached Schedule .

By His Excellency's Command,

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council.

Schedule .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .

City of Cockburn.

The Municipality of the City of Cockburn .

By-law Relating to Blasting, Quarrying and Excavations .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, the Councilof the abovementioned Municipality hereby records having resolved on 28 September1982, to make and submit for confirmation by the Governor, the following amend-ment to its By-law Relating to Blasting, Quarrying and Excavations published in theGovernment Gazette of 18 January 1952, and amended by notices published in theGovernment Gazettes (No. 32) of 12 April 1967, (No. 106) of 1 December 1970,(No. 26) of 2 May 1975, and (No . 11) of 20 February 1976 :-

(1) By deleting Clause 4B and by inserting in substitution therefor the following :-

4 (B) (1) The Council may, as a condition of a licence, require that a personcarrying on an extractive industry shall pay into a fund established by the Councilfor the purpose of restoring and reinstating any area excavated under theauthority of the licence, such sum at such times as is prescribed in the licence .In lieu of the said payment the Council may accept a Bank Guarantee for thepayment of the said sum .

(2) The Council may apply the money paid pursuant to subclause (1) ofthis clause to or towards the restoration and reinstatement of the site if theperson carrying on the extractive industry does not carry out the restorationand reinstatement at his own cost but the Council shall refund to that personthe money so paid to the fund as is not used for restoration and reinstatementof the site when the restoration and reinstatement of the site has been carriedout to the satisfaction of Council .

(3) The Council may, as an alternative to payment to a fund pursuant tosubclause (1) of this clause, as a condition of the licence, require the applicantfor the licence to give to the Council a bond with or without sureties in suchsum as the Council deems sufficient to ensure that the person carrying out anextractive industry will himself carry out or cause to be carried out such restora-tion and reinstatement work as may be agreed between the Council and theapplicant on the granting of the licence .

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(4) If the applicant makes default in carrying out the restoration and reinstate-ment work or causing it to be carried out the bond shall be forfeited and theamount thereof shall be paid by the applicant to the Council which shall applythat money or so much thereof as is required in the carrying out of that work .

Dated this 10th day of November, 1982 .

The Common Seal of the City of Cockburn washereunto affixed by authority of a resolu-tion of Council in the presence of-

D. F. MIGUEL,CL.S.I

Mayor.

A. J. ARMAREGO,Town Clerk .

Recommended-

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J . E . A . PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .

The Municipality of the City of Perth .

By-law No. 64 Town Planning Classification or Zoning By-law for the Land and/orBuildings in the North Perth/Mount Hawthorn/Wembley/Leederville Area being part

of the City of Perth Municipal District-Amendment .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act and allother powers enabling it the Council of the abovementioned Municipality herebyrecords having resolved on the twenty-first day of March, 1983 to make and submitfor confirmation by the Governor the following amendment to By-law No . 64.

That the land described hereunder be and is hereby classified to be included inZone No. 2 for Residential Flats and the North Perth/Mount Hawthorn/Wembley/Leederville Zoning Plan No . 64 be and is hereby amended accordingly .

All that piece of land being portion of Swan Location 388 and being Lots 374,375, 376, 377 and portion of 378 on diagram No . 3185 and being the wholeof the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volumes 1309, 1561, 1266 and987 Folio Nos. 194, 488, 481 and 81 .

Dated this 4th day of May, 1983 .

The Common Seal of the City of Perth washereunto affixed in the presence of-

M. MICHAEL,[L.S .]

Lord Mayor .

R. F. DAWSON,Town Clerk .

Recommended-

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J. E . A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .The Municipality of the Town of Bassendean .

By-laws Relating to Refuse, Rubbish, Dangerous Things and Nuisances .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, and ofall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned municipality herebyrecords having resolved on 24 January 1983 to make and submit for confirmation bythe Governor the following by-laws .

The by-laws published in the Government Gazette of 1 August 1960 and 21February 1963 are hereby repealed and replaced by the following :

1 . In these by-laws-

"Council" means the Bassendean Town Council ."District" means the Town of Bassendean ."Animal" means any animal other than a dog .

2 . If there is-

(a) on any vacant land within the district any trees, scrub, undergrowth orrubbish ;

or

(b) on any land within the district any refuse, rubbish or disused material,whether of the same kind or a different kind from that here specified,

which in the opinion of the Council is likely to affect adversely the value ofadjoining property or the health, comfort or convenience of the inhabitantsthereof, the Council may cause a notice under the hand of the Town Clerk tobe served on the owner or occupier of such land requiring him, within the timespecified in such notice to clear land of such trees, scrub, undergrowth, orremove such refuse, rubbish or disused material from such land .

3 . The notice referred to in By-law 2 shall be in writing and signed by theTown Clerk and may be served on an owner or occupier in person or byregistered post addressed to the owner's or occupier's last known place of abode .

4 . Any notice served under these by-laws shall give any owner or occupier atleast 14 days to remove the refuse or rubbish or disused material as may bespecified in the notice.

5 . Where the owner or occupier does not clear the land, or remove therefuse, rubbish or disused material as required by the notice given under By-law 2hereof the Council, without payment of any compensation in respect thereof,may clear the land or remove the refuse, rubbish or disused material at theexpense of, and may recover in a Court of competent jurisdiction the amountof the expense from the owner or occupier to whom the notice was given .

6 . No person shall-(a) store a disused motor vehicle, an old motor vehicle body or any old

machinery ; or

(b) dismantle or break up a disused motor vehicle, an old motor vehicleor any old machinery,

except at a place approved by the Council for that purpose or inside a garage .7 . No person shall carry out any activity, conduct any business or engage in

any undertaking on any land or premises in such a manner as to permit theescape therefrom of noise, smoke, dust, sawdust, fumes or waste in such aquantity or to such an extent or in such a manner as to create a nuisance toany other person .

8 . No person shall keep any animal or bird which, in the opinion of theCouncil is dangerous or causes a nuisance to any other person .

9 . Any person who fails to comply with or contravenes any of these by-laws orany notice issued thereunder or any part thereof commits an offence and isliable on conviction to a penalty not exceeding $500 .00 and to a daily penaltyof not more than $50.00 per day in respect of a continuing breach .

Dated the 24th day of January, 1983 .The Common Seal of the Town of Bassendean was

hereunto affixed by authority of a resolutionof the Council in the presence of-

[L.S .]

Recommended-

J. G. PATERSON,

C. McCREED,Mayor .

Town Clerk.

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council the 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council.

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LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982.

The Municipality of the Shire of Albany .

By-laws Relating to Vehicle Wrecking .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act and ofall other powers enabling it the Council of the abovementioned Municipality herebyrecords having resolved on 18 February 1983 to make and submit for confirmationby the Governor the following by-laws :

1 . These by-laws may be cited as Shire of Albany By-laws relating to VehicleWrecking .

2 . The by-laws of the Shire of Albany relating to vehicle wrecking publishedin the Government Gazette of 12 October 1966 and 17 September 1976 are herebyrevoked .

3 . In these by-laws, unless the context requires otherwise-

"Act"-means the Local Government Act 1960-1982 and includes any Actamending or re-enacting that Act for the time being in force ;

"Council"-means the Council of the municipality of the Shire of Albany ;"District"-means the district of the municipality of the Shire of Albany ;"District Scheme"-means the Shire of Albany Town Planning Scheme No . 3

published in the Government Gazette of 15 February 1980 and amendedfrom time to time or any other town planning scheme for the timebeing in force whereby the district or any part thereof is classified orzoned ;

"Industrial Purposes"-means purposes or uses of land within the definitionof "industry" in and for the purposes of the District Scheme and forthe purposes of this interpretation the definition contained in Appendix"D" to the Town Planning Regulations 1967 shall be deemed to becontained in the District Scheme unless it is otherwise provided in thatScheme ;

"Planner"-means the Shire Planner of the municipality of the Shire ofAlbany ;

"Surveyor"-means the Building Surveyor of the municipality of the Shireof Albany ;

"Vehicle"-means a disused motor vehicle, old motor vehicle body or oldmachinery ;

"Wreck"-means the dismantling or breaking up of vehicles and inflexionsand derivatives of the verb have corresponding meanings ;

Words and expressions used in these by-laws have the meanings given tothem respectively in and for the purposes of the Act.

4 . A person shall not wreck, store or dispose of a vehicle on any land withinthe district unless the use of that land for that purpose is permitted under theDistrict Scheme and unless he complies with the provisions of these by-laws .

5 . In order to prevent the creation or secure the abatement of unsightlyconditions a person shall not use any land within the district for wrecking,storage or disposal of vehicles unless-

(a) the land is screened by a fence and/or vegetation and landscaped withtrees and shrubs to the satisfaction of the Planner;

(b) where the land is zoned or classified for industrial purposes in additionto the requirements of paragraph (a) of this by-law-

(i) a landscaped area not less than 6 m wide adjacent to eachstreet alignment (unless the Council otherwise approves) plantedwith trees, shrubs and plants is provided and maintained to thesatisfaction of the Planner ;

(ii) a fence not less than 1.8 metres high, in a location/s to thesatisfaction of the Planner, and of a design and constructionapproved by and to the satisfaction of the Surveyor, is erectedand maintained on the land-except where this requirement isotherwise waived by Council ;

(c) all vehicles to be wrecked or being wrecked are kept on the portionof the land shown on a development plan approved by the Planner forthat purpose ;

(d) all vehicles to be wrecked or which have been wrecked are not immedi-ately removed from the land are kept in neat rows to the satisfactionof the Planner ;

(e) where the land is zoned or classified for use for industrial purposes bythe District Scheme-

(i) vehicles are not stored over an area exceeding 1 ha ;(ii) the rows of vehicles referred to in paragraph (d) hereof do not

exceed the height of the fence referred to in subparagraph (ii)of paragraph (b) hereof .

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6 . A person who wrecks or disposes of vehicles on land within the districtshall not-

(a) engage in that activity-

(i) on a Sunday ; or(ii) between the hours of 7 p.m. on one day and 7 a.m. on the

following day,

unless the Council otherwise approves ;

(b) destroy any portion of a vehicle on the land except by a processapproved by the Council and in accordance with any conditions itimposes on that approval ;

(c) cause a nuisance .

7 . A person who commits a breach of any of these by-laws is liable to amaximum penalty of $500 .00 .

Dated this 9th day of June, 1983 .

The Common Seal of the Shire of Albany washereunto affixed by authority of a resolutionof the Council in the presence of-

H. A. RIGGS,[L.S.]

President.

Recommended-

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1983 .

Municipality of the Shire of Busselton .

By-laws Relating to Signs, Hoardings and Billposting .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Act, and ofall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned Municipality herebyrecords having resolved on the 9th day of February, 1983 to make and submit forconfirmation by the Governor, the following amendment to by-laws published in theGovernment Gazette of 29 August 1963, and amended by notice in the GovernmentGazette from time to time .The principal by-laws are amended by adding after By-law 36, the following:-

Removal and Disposal of 'Signs Unlawfully Displayed .

36A . (1) The Council may remove any sign placed or erected, contrary tothe provisions of these by-laws on any street or land vested in, or under thecare or control of, the Council and may, without incurring any liability therefordispose of any sign so removed, in such manner as it thinks fit .

(2) Where, in exercise of the power conferred by sub-bylaw (1) of this by-law,the Council removes and disposes of a sign, it may recover the cost of theremoval and disposal, in any court of competent jurisdiction, from the personresponsible for the placing or erecting of the sign .

Dated this 16th day of March, 1983 .

The Common Seal of the Shire of Busselton washereunto affixed in the presence of-

J. M. SHEEDY,[L.S .]

President .

B. N. CAMERON,Shire Clerk .

Recommended-

Approved by His Excellencyof July, 1983 .

GOVERNMENT GAZE'1'1'E, W.A .

K. F. BENTLEY,Shire Clerk .

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council the 19th day ofJuly, 1983 .

J. E . A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

the Governor in Executive Council this 19th day

J. E. A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1960-1982 .AGRICULTURE AND RELATED RESOURCES PROTECTION ACT 1976 .

The Municipality of the Shire of Nungarin .By-laws Relating to Pest Plants .

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by the abovementioned Acts and ofall other powers enabling it, the Council of the abovementioned municipality herebyrecords having resolved on 17 October 1982 to make and submit for confirmationby the Governor the following by-laws:-

1 . These by-laws may be cited as the Shire of Nungarin Pest Plant By-laws 1982 .2 . In these by-laws, unless the contrary intention appears:-

"council" means council of the municipality of the Shire of Nungarin ;"pest plant" means a plant described as a pest plant by By-law 4 of these by-laws .

3. These by-laws apply in respect of the townsite of Nungarin .4. Every plant described in the First Schedule to these by-laws is a pest plant .5 . (1) The council may serve on the owner or occupier of private land within

the townsite of Nungarin, a duly completed notice in the form of the SecondSchedule to these by-laws requiring him to destroy, eradicate or otherwise controlany pest plant on that land .

(2) A person served with a notice under sub-bylaw (1) of this by-law shall complywith that notice within the time and in the manner specified therein .

6 . Where a person fails to comply with a notice under By-law 5 of these by-lawsserved upon him, the council may:-

(a) without payment of any compensation in respect thereof, destroy, eradicateor control, as the case may be, any pest plant the destruction, eradicationor control of which was required by the notice ; and

(b) recover in a court of competent jurisdiction from the person to whom thenotice is directed, the amount of the expense of such destruction, eradicationor control .

First Schedule.PEST PLANTS .

Common Name

Scientific NameCaltrop

Tribulus Terrestris

Second Schedule .Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976 .

Shire of Nungarin Pest Plant By-laws 1982 .PEST PLANT NOTICE .

NoTo (Full Name)of (Address)You are hereby given notice under the above by-laws that you are required to

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(here specify whether required to destroy, eradicate or otherwise control) the pestplant-

Caltrop

Tribulus Terrestris(Common Name)

(Scientific Name)on (here specify the land)of which you are (owner or occupier) . This Noticemay be compiled with by

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Such

measures shall be commenced no later than(date) and shall becompleted by(date) .

Upon failure to comply with this notice within the times specified, the council maydestroy, eradicate or control, as the case may be, any specified pest plant at yourexpense, and if necessary recover the same in a court of competent jurisdiction .

JEFF CARR,Minister for Local Government .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council this 19th dayJuly, 1983 .

J . E . A. PRITCHARD,Clerk of the Council .

of

Date of service of NoticeSignature of person authorised by theCouncil of the Shire of Nungarin .

The Common Seal of the Shire of Nungarin washereto affixed by authority of a resolutionof the Council in the presence of-

[L.S.]R. R. CREAGH,

President.P. R . BRADBROOK,

Shire Clerk .

Recommended-

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

2761

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY BY-LAWS .

THE By-laws are amended as follows :-

1 . Delete By-law 37 and insert in its stead :-

37 . Except as provided in By-law 38, no driver or person in charge of avehicle shall park a vehicle unless a permit is displayd in or on the vehicle insuch manner as shall be required by the permit .

2 . By-law 43-Delete "fourteen" from subparagraph (1) (e) (ii) and insert in itsstead "twenty-one" .

3 . By-law 49-Delete subparagraph (3) and insert in its stead the followingsubparagraphs (3) and (4) .

(3) Subject to paragraph (4) of this By-law the modified penalties shall be :-

(4) The modified penalties specified in paragraph (3) of this By-law shallbe reduced by one half in each case if-

(a) the penalty is paid not later than twenty-one days after the allegedbreach of the By-laws ;

(b) the Vice-Chancellor or an authorised Officer is of the opinion that thereare extenuating circumstances which justify the application of thisparagraph (4) ; or

(c) a further notice confirming the notice given under By-law 43 (1) is notgiven within fourteen days after the alleged breach of the By-laws .

1 July 1983 .

4 . Insert a new By-law 51 as follows :-

51 . (1) Without prejudice to the provisions of By-law 43 or any other expressprovision of these By-laws, any notice required to be given to any person underthese By-laws shall be sufficiently given if personally given to that person or sentto that person by pre-paid post addressed to the last address known to theSecretary as that person's place of residence.

(2) Any notice given by post shall be deemed to have been given when thenotice would have been received at the address in the normal course of post .

The Official Seal of Murdoch University washereto affixed in accordance with SenateResolutions 53, 54 and 55/83-

F. M. G. WILLSON,Vice-Chancellor.

D. D . DUNN,Secretary .

By-lawModified

Offence

Penalty

24 Driving other than on a roadway . . . . 10 .00

26 Exceeding speed limits byless than 10 km/h

. . . . 10.0010 km/h-19 km/h

. . . . 20.0020 km/h or more

. . . . 40.0028 Disobeying signal or direction

. . . . 20.0029 Disobeying one-way traffic signs . . . .

. . . . 10 .00Disobeying traffic signs-vehicle not in motion . . . . 10.00Disobeying traffic signs-vehicle in motion

. . . . 10 .00

36 Parking other than in accordance with a permit . . . . 10 .00

37 Failing to display a permit

. . . . 10 .0040 (3) Failure of owner to identify driver 40.0040 (4) Failure to provide name and address 40.00

41 Parking in a "no parking" or reserved area 10.00

41 (a) Unauthorised parking in a handicapped person's bay 20.0041 (b) Parking not wholly within a parking bay

. . . . 10.00

41 (c) Parking so as to cause interference or obstruction 10.00

41 (d) Unauthorised parking of a motor cycle, motor scooter or bicycle 10.00

41 (e) Parking other than in a parking area

. . . . 10.00

2762GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

Date of

ScheduleAdvertising

No.

FACTORIES AND SHOPS ACT 1963 .

FACTORIES AND SHOPS EXEMPTION ORDER 1983 .

MADE under section 7 by the Minister for Industrial Relations .Citation .

1 . This Order may be cited as the Factories and Shops ExemptionOrder (No. 18), 1983 .

York Fair 2 . It is hereby declared that the provisions of the Factories andShops Act 1963, as amended, other than those relating to industrialawards and agreements, do not apply between the hours of 8 .00 a .m .and 9.00 p .m. on 1, 2 and 3 October 1983 to the townsite of Yorkupon the occasion of the York Fair 1983 .

1983 .

ABA 1"I OIRS ACT 1909-1981 .Notice of Appointment .

MADE by His Excellency the Governor in ExecutiveCouncil .Under section 12 (2) and (4) of the Abattoirs Act

1909-1981, His Excellency the Governor has beenpleased to re-appoint :-

(a) Frederick Hamilton of Moora, Chairman, torepresent the producers of meat ;

(b) John Simpson Crisp of Esperance, to representthe producers of meat; and appoint .

(c) Alexander Joseph Payne of 16 Lachlan Road,Thornlie, being a person who has extensiveand relevant experience in the meat industry

as members of the Western Australian Meat Commissionfor a term expiring on 30 June 1986 .

By His Excellency's Command,J. E. A. PRITCHARD,

Clerk of the Council .

STAIN TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Tenders for Government Supplies

D. K. DANS,Minister for Industrial Relations .

Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council .J . E. A. PRITCHARD,

Clerk of the Council .

Supplies Required

PLANT DISEASES ACT 1914-1981 .

Department of Agriculture,South Perth, 15 July 1983 .

Agric. 904/63 .

I, THE UNDERSIGNED MINISTER FOR AGRICUL-TURE, being the Minister charged with the administra-tion of the Plant Diseases Act 1914-1981, acting in theexercise of the power in this behalf conferred upon meby Regulation SA of the Compulsory Fruit Fly BaitingRegulations, do hereby appoint Peter Leon Fitzgerald,Charles Raymond Farmer and Thomas Buckland asMembers of the Boddington Compulsory Fruit Fly Bait-ing Scheme following the resignation of D . John, A. W.Thompson and A . J. Thompson .

H. D. EVANS,Minister for Agriculture .

Date ofClosing

1983

1983

July 1

562A/83

Aeration Air Valves and Actuators for the Aeration Facilities at SubiacoWaste Water Treatment Plant-M.W.A July 28

NOTE : $50 returnable deposit required for these Documents .July 8

572A/83

Medium Voltage Main Switchboards three (3) only for Bentley, Osborne Parkand Swan Districts Hospitals-P.W.D July 28

July 8

573A/83

High Voltage 3 Phase Power Cables for Osborne Park, Swan Districts andBentley Hospitals-P.W.D July 28

July 8 574A/83 Pumping Station Penstocks for Cape Peron Ocean Outlet Project-M .W.A . July 28July 8

576A/83

Ultrasonic Level and Flow Measuring equipment for Subiaco W.W.T.P.-Redevelopment Stage 1-M.W.A July 28NOTE: $50 returnable deposit required for these Documents .

July 8

580A/83

Lime Putty (1983/84)-M .W.A July 28July 8

581A/83

Medical X-Ray Films and Processing Chemicals (1 year period)-R .P.H . . . .

July 28July 8

582A/83

Grinder (1 only), and Crankshaft Grinder (1 only) for Carlisle TechnicalCollege

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July 28July 8 585A/83 Arc Welding Electrodes (1 year period)-Various Govt . Departments July 28July 15 597A/83 Overalls and Dust Coats (1 year period) 1983-84-Westrail . . .. July 28July 15

604A/83

Side Shift Back Hoe one (1) only (less trade in)-M .W.AJuly 28July 15

34A/83

Soaps, Soap Powders, Bleaches, Cleaners, Metal and Furniture Polishes etcfor various Government Departments, Hospitals and Institutions (1 yearperiod)

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Aug. 4July 15 35A/83 Paints (1 year period)-various Government Departments . . . . . . .. Aug. 4July 15

36A/83

Drafting, Photographic and Plan Printing material (1 year period) 1983-84-Westrail

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Aug. 4July 8

584A/83

Crawler Track Mounted Excavator one (1) only-M .W.AAug. 4July 15

596A/83

Waterproof Clothing for Winter 1984-Westrail

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22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

2763

STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued.

Tenders for Government Supplies-continued

Date of

Schedule

Supplies Required

Date ofAdvertising

No.

Closing

1983

1983

July 15

598A/83

Salt (approx . 750 tonnes) for Water Softening Plant for Lower Great SouthernWater Supply-Public Works Water Supply . . . .

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Aug. 4July 22

612A/83

Word Processing equipment for the Crown Law Department-CorporateAffairs Office (recalled) . . . .

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Aug. 4July 22

615A/83

Stone Ballast, Grading A (45 000 tonnes approx .) or alternatively StoneBallast, Grading Bl (45 000 tonnes approx .)-Westrail Aug. 4

July 22 613A/83 Crushed Aggregate 10 220 tonnes for Narrogin Area-M.R.D . . .. Aug. 11July 22

611A/83

Raw Sewage Pumping Units for Swanbourne Main Pump Station-M.W.A.

Aug. 18

Service

July 8

583A/83 . . . .

Charter of Aircraft for Aerial Photography-Lands and Surveys Department(5 year period)

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July 28July 15 . . . .

605A/83 . . . .

Aircraft Charter for Aerial Baiting campaign in Pastoral Areas-A .P.BAug. 4July 22

614A/83 .

Charter of Two (2) only Helicopters for Donkey Control (approx . 400 hourstotal) in the Kimberleys-Agriculture Protection Board

Aug. 11

For Sale by Tender

Date of

Schedule

Date ofAdvertising

No.

For Sale

Closing

1983

1983

July 8 571A/83 . . . . 1979 Toyota Hi Ace Twin Cab (XQE 118) (recalled) at Wyndham July 28July 15 587A/83 . 1976 Clark Michigan rubber Tyred Dozer (MRD 219) at East Perth . . July 28July 15

588A/83 . . . .

1974 Toyota Landcruiser SWB 4 x 4 (UQQ 335) 1978 Toyota Landcr wiser 4x 4 LWB (XQE 551) and 1968 Bedford TJ Table Top Truck (XQA 052) atManjimup . . . .

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Aug. 4July 15 589A/83 Edson Heavy Duty Rotary Drilling Rig (MRD 460) at East Perth July 28July 15

593A/83

Miscellaneous equipment (Pumps, Motors, Misters, Car Refrigerators, PowerTake-off, Wheel Spanners, Auto Parts etc .) at South Perth . . . .

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July 28July 15

594A/83

Miscellaneous equipment (various Galvanised Tanks, Header Comb) at Bush-mead

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July 28July 15 595A/83 1972 Chamberlain Contractor 354 Tractors (3 only) at East Perth . . . . . . July 28July 15

599A/83

1980 Holden Commodore VC Stn Sedan (XQL 262), 1978 Holden 1 TonneUtility (XQG 155) and 1976 Leyland Flat Top Truck (XQE 522) at EastPerth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. July 28

July 15 . . . . 600A/83 . . . . 1976 Mustang 4 Wheel Drive Compact Loader (UQY 956) at East Perth . . . . July 28July 15 . . . .

602A/83 .

Used Car Batteries (340) only at East Perth

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July 28July 15 . . . . 590A/83 . . . . 1978 Holden HZ Sedan (XQA 436) at Carnarvon°(recalled) . . . . Aug. 4July 15 . . . . 591A/83 . . . . 1978 Holden HZ Stn Sedan (XQY 989) (recalled)`-at Derby . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 4July 15 . . . .

592A/83

1969 Chamberlain Champion Wheel Blade Tractor (UQC085), 1965 Chamber-lain Commando Rear End Loader (UQE 477) and 1960 Massey Ferguson65 Tractor (UQE 733) at Manjimup . . . . . . . . . . . . Aug. 4

July 15 601A/83 Holden One Tonne Utility (UQZ 471) at Esperance Aug. 4July 15 603A/83 Surplus MSCL Pipe at Kellerberrin-Public Works Water Supply . . . . . . . . Aug. 4July 22 606A/83 1981 Holden Commodore VH Sedan (MRD 5690, XQN 934) at East Perth . . . • Aug. 4July 22 607A/83 1974 Leyland Boxer BX6 Tip Truck (MRD 1014, UQR 508) at East Perth . . . . Aug. 4July 22 608A/83 1975 Chamberlain MK4 Tractor (MRD 193, UQX 975) at East Perth . . . . Aug. 4July 22

609A/83

1979 Toyota 4 x 4 Tray Top (XQI 462) and 1981 Holden Commodore VCSedan (XQH 452) at Karratha . . . .

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Aug. 11July 22

610A/83

1980 Holden WB Cab/Chassis (XQK 091), 1979 Ford F100 Utility (XQG483) and Ford Falcon XD Van (XQM 102) at Kalgoorlie

Aug. 11

Tenders addressed to the Chairman, State Tender Board, 74 Murray Street, Perth, will be received for the abovementionedschedules until 10 a .m. on the dates of closing .

Tenders must be properly endorsed on envelopes otherwise they are liable to rejection .Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on application at the Tender Poard Office, 74 Murray Street, Perth and

at points of inspection .No Tender necessarily accepted .

B. E. CORBOY,Chairman, Tender Board

2764 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

STATE TENDER BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-continued.ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS

TENDERS FOR PRINTING REQUIREMENTS .WESTERN AUSTRALIAN

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE .THE present procedure of Advertising GovernmentPrinting requirements in the Government Gazette is tobe discontinued.

This change in procedure is necessary because of thereduced number of requests received with sufficientleadtime .

Printing requirements will be advertised on the notice-board located in the Contract Printing Branch of theGovernment Printing Office .

Tender specifications and other related documents areavailable on enquiry at the Contract Printing Branch,9 Salvado Road, Wembley 6014 .

WILLIAM C. BROWN,Government Printer .

APPOINTMENT .

(Under Section 6 of the Registration of 3irths, Deathsand Marriages Act 1961-1979 .)

Registrar General's Office,Perth, 14 July 1983 .

R.G. No. 49/68 .

IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatMr. Peter John Mitchell has been appointed as DistrictRegistrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages for the MurrayRegistry District to maintain an office at Pinjarra luringthe absence on leave of Mr. R. W. Caddy. Thisappointment dated from 7 July 1983 .

R. A. PEERS,Registrar General.

[22 July 1983 .

MAIN ROADS DEPARTMENT

TendersTenders are invited for the following projects .Tender documents are available from the Clerk in Charge, Orders Section, Main Roads Department, Waterloo Crescent,

East Perth.

D. R . WARNER,Secretary, Main Roads .

ScheduleNo . Contractor Particulars

DepartmentConcerned Rate

16A/83 Bushells Pty Ltd

. . . .Supply and Delivery

Instant Coffee (1 year period) Items 1, 2, Various Details on application3, 4 and 6

Robert Timms Pty Ltd Item 7

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. . . . $25 .80 carton of 1000375A/83 Humes Ltd . . Precast Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipes

.W.A. Details on application

399A/83

Monier Rocla ConcreteDiv .

(1 year period) Items 1, 2, 3 and 5Items 4, 6 and 7 Details on application

$14465Perth Industrial & Diesel Driven End Suction Centrifugal P.W.D .442A/83

Marine Engine Co .

Pump SetDetails on applicationComputer Badge Em- 12 000 only Chevrons and 65 000 only Police

446A/83broidery

M.J.C. IndustriesShoulder Flashes

$47876Automatic Panel Sizing Saw

Education459A/83 J . I . Case (Aust .) Pty One (1) only Four Wheel Drive Loader Mines $51000

486A/83

Ltd

A. Buckley

with 1 m 3 Bucket

Purchase and Removal

1979 Holden HZ Station Sedan (XQD 392) P.W.D . $1751551A/83 Arena Autos Pty Ltd

at Kununurra1978 Leyland Boxer Cab/Chassis BX8-71 M.R.D . . . . . $3150

560A/83 M. GiaimoModel (XQH 845) at East Perth

1982 Ford XD Falcon Pursuit (6LL 730) Police . $4025

461A/83

at East Fremantle

All Tenders Declined

Supply-Word Processing equipment for

480A/83

Crown Law Department and CorporateAffairs Office

Item 2 :1981 Holden WB 1 Tonne Tray Top

481A/83(XQL 578) at Geraldton

P.W.D.Item 1 : 1979 Holden HZ 1 Tonne Tray P .W.D.Body (Automatic) (XQH 688) at Car-narvon

Tender No . Description Closing Date1983

30/83 . . . . Supply and erection of General Purpose Shed at Albany Depot August 9210/82 . . . . Transportable Drum Ramps Carnarvon Division Depot August 931/83 . . . . Supply and erection of General Purpose Shed at Narrogin Depot August 934/83 Construction of Stage II MRD Bridge Section Store and Office August 16

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

State of Western Australia .PETROLEUM ACT 1967 .

Notice of Invitation for Applications for ExplorationPermits .

I, PETER M'CALLUM DOWDING, Minister forMines in the State of Western Australia, acting pursuantto section 30 (1) of the Petroleum Act 1967-1981hereby invite applications for the grant of ExplorationPermits in respect of the following blocks within areasas scheduled below and shown on the plan at page2766 of this Gazette .

Schedule .

(The references hereunder are to the names of mapsheets of the 1 : 1 000 000 series published by theMinister for Mines and to the number of graticularsections shown thereon.)

Area L83-65 .

Hamersley Range Map Sheet .

2765

Oakover River Map Sheet .

Assented to contain 191 blocks .

Area L83-67 .

Oakover River Map Sheet .

Assessed to contain 180 blocks .

Applications are required to be made in the approvedform and should be accompanied by :-

(a) Particulars of:-(i) the proposals of the applicant for work

and expenditure in respect of the blocksspecified in the application ; for eachof the five years of the first term aspecific operational activity andminimum expenditure commitmentshould be stated ;

(ii) the technical qualications of theapplicant and of its employees ;

(iii) the technical advice available to theapplicant ;

Block No . Block No. Block No . Block No .6803 7096 7451 77446804 7097 7452 77456805 '7098 7453 77466806 7099 7454 77476807 7100 7455 77486808 7163 7456 78116809 7164 7457 78126810 7165 '7458 78136811 7166 7459 78146812 '7167 '7460 78156875 7168 7523 78166876 7169 7524 78176877 7170 7525 7818687E '7171 7526 78196879 7172 7527 78206880 7235 7528 78836881 7236 7529 78846882 7237 7530 78856883 7238 7531 78866884 7239 7532 78876947 7240 7595 78886948 7241 7596 78896949 7242 7597 78906950 '7243 7598 78916951 7244 7599 78926952 7307 7600 79556953 7308 7601 79566954 7309 7602 79576955 7310 7603 79586956 7311 7604 79597019 7312 '7667 79607020 7313 7668 79617021 7314 7669 79627022 7315 7670 79637023 '7316 7671 79647024 7379 7672 80277025 7380 7673 80287026 7381 7674 80297027 7382 7675 80307028 7383 '7676 8031'7091 7384 7739 80327092 7385 7740 80337093 7386 7741 8034'7094 7387 7742 8035'7095 7388 7743 8036

Block No . Block No . Block No. Block No .6801 7090 7449 77386802 '7161 7450 78096873 7162 7521 78106874 7233 7522 78816945 7234 7593 78826946 7305 7594 79537017 7306 7665 79547018 7377 7666 80257089 7378 7737 8026

Block No .61906191626162626263633363346335633663376338633964036404

Block No. Block No .6405

64796406

64806407

64816408

64826409

64836410

64846411

64856412

65506413

65516474

65526475

65536476

65546477

65556478

6556

Assessed to contain 56 blocks .

Area L83-66 .

Block No .65576623662466256626662766286629669967006701677167726773

Block No .

Hamersley Range Map Sheet .

Block No .

Block No . Block No .6486 6849

7080 73026487 6850

7081 73036488 6851

7082 73046489 6852

7083 73696490 6853

7084 73706491 6854

7085 73716558 6855

7086 73726559 6856

7147 73736560 6922

7148 73746561 6923

7149 73756562 6924

7150 73766563 6925

7151 74426564 6926

7152 74436630 6927

7153 74446631 6928

7154 74456632 6929

7155 74466633 6930

7156 74476634 6931

7157 74486635 6932

7158 75156636 6997

7159 75166637 6998

7221 75176638 6999

7222 75186702 7000

7223 75196703 7001

7224 75206704 7002

7225 75886705 7003

7226 75896706 7004

7227 75906707 7005

7228 75916708 7006

7229 75926709 7007

7230 76606710 7008

7231 76616776 7072

7232 76626777 7073

7295 76636778 7074

7296 76646779 7075

7297 77336780 7076

7298 77346781 7077

7299 77356782 7078

7300 77366848 7079

7301

2766

(iv) the financial resources available to theapplicant ; substantial evidence shouldbe submitted regarding the ability ofthe applicant to fund the proposedwork programme including the latestannual report for each applicantcompany.

(b) Such other information as the applicant wishesto be taken into account on consideration ofits application .

(c) A fee of $3 000 .00 payable to the Departmentof Mines in Australian dollars through anAustralian Bank or bank cheque is required .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

It will be a condition of any permit granted that itsassignment or transfer will not be approved within theinitial two years of its term .

Applications together with relevant data should besubmitted to the Director General of Mines, MineralHouse, 66 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, Western Australia6000, before 4 .00 p .m. on Friday, 2 September 1983 .

Application forms and plans are available from theDepartment of Mines on request .

Dated at Perth this 22nd day of July, 1983 .Made under the Petroleum Act 1967-1981 of the

State of Western Australia .PETER M'CALLUM DOWDING,

Minister for Mines .

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PETROLEUM EXPLORATION PERMITS

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

Commonwealth of Australia .PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) ACT 1957 .

Notice of First Renewal of Exploration Permit .Department of Mines,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .EXPLORATION Permit No . WA-64-P held by OffshoreOil N.L. of Offshore House, 167 Phillip Street, Sydney,New South Wales 2000 ; Southern Cross ExplorationN.L. of 7th Floor, 82 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, NewSouth Wales 2000 ; Offshore Oil (Far East) Limitedof 5th Floor, 167 Phillip Street, Sydney, New SouthWales 2000; Hallmark Minerals N .L. of 196 AdelaideTerrace, Perth, Western Australia 6000 ; Reading &Bates Australia Petroleum Co . of 110 Mid ContinentBuilding, 409 Boston Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103 ;Diamond Shamrock Oil Company (Australia) Pty.Limited of 24th Level, CBA Centre, 60 Market Street,Sydney, New South Wales 2000 ; Charterhall Oil Aus-tralia Pty . Limited of 25th Level, 360 Collins Street,Melbourne, Victoria 3000 ; Lennard Oil N .L. of 4thFloor, 189 St . George's Terrace, Perth, Western Aus-tralia 6000; Magnet Metals Limited of 4th Floor, 189St. George's Terrace, Perth, Western Australia 6000 ;Stirling Petroleum N.L. of 11th Floor, Hamersley House,191 St . George's Terrace, Perth, Western Australia6000 ; Monarch Petroleum N .L. of 5th Floor, 189 St .George's Terrace, Perth, Western Australia 6000 ; andSovereign Oil Australia Limited of 2nd Floor, 33 OrdStreet, West Perth, Western Australia 6005 ; has beenrenewed by Peter M'Callum Dowding for and onbehalf of the Commonwealth-Western Australian Off-shore Petroleum Joint Authority, in accordance withthe provisions of the above Act for a period of five(5) years from 30 June 1983 .

D. R. KELLY,Director General and

Under Secretary of Mines .

MINING ACT 1904Department of Mines, Perth,

5 July, 1983IN accordance with the provisions of the Mining Act 1904, His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has been pleasedto deal with the following mining tenements .

Commonwealth of Australia .PETROLEUM (SUBMERGED LANDS) ACT 1967 .

NOTICE is hereby given that I have this day registeredthe Surrender by Esso Exploration and ProductionAustralia Inc of Exploration Permits WA-187-P andWA-188-P to take effect pursuant to section 95 (2)of the said Act, on the date this notice appears in theGovernment Gazette .

PETER M'CALLUM DOWDING,Designated Authority .

Made under the Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act1967 of the Commonwealth of Australia .

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PIPELINELICENCE UNDER THE PETROLEUM PIPELINES

ACT 1969 .I, PETER M'CALLUM DOWDING, Minister for Minesin the State of Western Australia give notice pursuantto section 8 (4) of the Petroleum Pipelines Act 1969that I have received an application dated 28 June 1983from Cliffs Robe River Iron Associates for a licenceto construct and operate a pipeline for the conveyanceof high pressure natural gas from the State EnergyCommission's Dampier to Perth gas trunk line nearKarratha to a terminal station at Cape Lambert .

A map showing the proposed route of the pipeline maybe examined between 10 .00 a.m. and 3 .30 p.m. Mondayand Friday inclusive until 5 August 1983 at the publiccounters of the Surveys and Mapping Division of theMines Department, Mineral House, 66 Adelaide Terrace,Perth and Regional Office of the State MiningEngineer's Division, SGIO Building, Hedland Place,Karratha .Dated this 19th day of July, 1983 .

PETER M'CALLUM DOWDING,Minister for Mines .

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D. R. KELLY,Director General of Mines .The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were approved conditionally.

Mineral Field District No. of Lease

Murchison Cue . . . . 20/2547East Coolgardie East Coolgardie 26/7718North Coolgardie Ullaring

. . . . 30/1371Mt Margaret . . . . Mt Malcolm 37/2750 to 37/2761Mt Margaret . . . . Mt Margaret 38/3098Mt Margaret . . . . Mt Morgans 39/1242Pilbara Nullagine . . . . 46/447 to 46/449Murchison Mt Magnet . . . . 58/2503 to 58/2508Yalgoo . .

. . . . 59/1633,59/1634Dundas 63/2510

The undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were refused .

Mineral Field District No. of LeaseCoolgardie Coolgardie 15/7035Murchison Cue . . . .

. . . . 20/2584 to 20/2587Mt Margaret Mt Malcolm 37/3213Pilbara Marble Bar 45/1751Pilbara Nullagine . . . . 46/457East Murchison Black Range 57/1400 to 57/1402Yalgoo

. . . . . . . .

. . . . 59/1579 and 59/1580

2768

MINING ACT 1978-1982 .Notice of Intention to Forfeit Prospecting Licence

for Non-Payment of Rent .Department of Mines,

Perth, 20 July 1983 .IN accordance with Regulation 49 (2) (c) of theMining Act 1978-1982, notice is hereby given thatunless the rent due on the undermentioned ProspectingLicence is paid before 10 a.m. on 23 August 1983,it is the intention of the Warden, under the provisionsof section 96 (1) of the Mining Act 1978-1982, toforfeit such Prospecting Licence for breach of covenant,viz. non-payment of rent .

M. J. STAPP,Warden.

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Mt. Magneton Tuesday, 23 August 1983 .

YALGOO MINERAL FIELD .Prospecting Licences .

59/5-Kickett, Everett Samuel.59/7-Sanfead, Ronald Thomas .59/ 10-MacDonald, Stanley Allan .

EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELD .Black Range District .Prospecting Licence .

57/3-Matheson, Jack .

MINING ACT 1978-1982.Department of Mines,

Perth, 13 July 1983 .I hereby declare in accordance with the provisionsof section 96A (1) of the Mining Act 1978-1982that the undermentioned Exploration Licence is forfeitedfor breach of covenant, viz . non-payment of rent .

PETER DOWDING,Minister for Mines .

NORTH EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD .Kurnalpi District .

Exploration Licence 28/5-Beacon Mining Pty Ltd .

MINING ACT 1978-1982 .Notice of Intention to Forfeit Mining Tenements for

Non-Payment of Rent.Department of Mines,

Perth, 22 July 1983 .IN accordance with Regulation 50 (b) of the MiningAct 1978-1982, notice is hereby given that unless therent due on the undermentioned mining tenements bepaid on or before 19 August 1983 it is the intentionof the Hon. Minister for Mines, under the provisionsof section 96A (1) and 97 (1) of the Mining Act1978-1982 to forfeit such tenements for breach ofcovenant, viz ., non-payment of rent .

D. R. KELLY,Director General and

Under Secretary for Mines .

COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD .Exploration Licence 15/2-Cotter, John Francis .

BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD .Mining Lease 24/4-Western Mining Corporation

Limited .WARBURTON MINERAL FIELD .

Exploration Licence 69/5-Beacon Mining Pty Ltd .

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A.

[22 July 1983 .

MINING ACT 1978-1982 .Department of Mines,

Perth, 21 July 1983 .IN accordance with section 97 (3) of the Mining Act1978-1982, 1 hereby cancel the forfeiture of theundermentioned Mining Lease, previously declaredforfeited for non payment of rent and published in theGovernment Gazette of 17 June 1983, and reinstate thelessees as of their former estate .

PETER DOWDING,Minister for Mines .

EAST MURCHISON MINERAL FIELD .Mining Lease .

36/1507-D . J. Cottee, R. M. Cottee .

MINING ACT 1904.(Regulation 180 .)

Warden's Office,Kununurra .

TAKE notice that it is the intention of the Wardenof the Mineral Field mentioned hereunder, on the datementioned, to issue out of the Warden's Court an orderauthorizing the cancellation of registration of theundermentioned Mining Tenements in accordance withRegulation 180 of the Mining Act 1904 . An order mayissue in the absence of the registered holder, but shouldhe desire to object to such order he must, before thedate mentioned, lodge at the Warden's Office an objectioncontaining the grounds of such objection, and, on thedate mentioned, the Warden will proceed to hear anddetermine the same, in accordance with the evidencethen submitted .

D. W. WALSH,Warden .

To be heard at the Warden's Court, Kununurra onThursday the 18th August, 1983 .

KIMBERLEY MINERAL FIELD .Mineral Claims .

80/3267-Uranerzbergbau-GMBH & Co. K. G .80/3268-Uranerzbergbau-GMBH & Co K . G .80/3269-Uranerzbergbau-GMBH & Co K . G .80/3475-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3476-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3477-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3478-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3479-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3480-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3481-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3482-Great Boulder Mines Limited.80/3483-Great Boulder Mines Limited .80/3484-Great Boulder Mines Limited.80/3485-Great Boulder Mines Limited .80/3486-Great Boulder Mines Limited.80/3504-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3505-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3506-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3507-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3508-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3509-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3510-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3511-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

22 July 1983.]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

80/3512-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3513-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3514-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3515-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3516-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3517-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3518-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3525-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3526-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3527-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3528-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3529-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3532-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3533-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3534-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3535-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3536-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3537-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3538-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3545-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3546-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3562-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3563-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3564-Mount isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3565-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3652-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3653-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3654-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3655-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3656-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.80/3657-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3658-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3659-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3660-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3661-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3662-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3663-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3664-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3671-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3672-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3673-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3674-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3675-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3676-Mount isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3677-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3678-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/3679-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pry Ltd .80/3680-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

2769

80/3681-Mount isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3682-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3683-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3684-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pry Ltd .

80/3685-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3686-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3687-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3689-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3690-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3691-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3692-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3693-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3694-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3695-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3696-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3701-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3702-Mount isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3749-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3750-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3751-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3793-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3795-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/3797-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3799-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3801-Mount isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3803-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/3805-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3807-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3809-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3811-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3851-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3852-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3853-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3854-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3855-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3856-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3857-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3858-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/3859-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3860-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/3861-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/3862-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/3876-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3877-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3878-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .80/3894-Amax Iron Ore Corporation .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . Australia Pty Ltd .

2770

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[22 July 1983 .

80/3895-Amax Iron Ore Corporation . 80/4883-Otter Exploration N.L ., North Flinders Mines80/3896-Amax Iron Ore Corporation . Lim.ted, Pauline Gates, Anthony Hedley80/3897-Amax Iron Ore Corporation. Gates & Barry Fehlberg .80/3899-Amax Iron Ore Corporation . 80/4884-Otter Exploration N .L. North Flinders Mines80/3900-Amax Iron Ore Corporation . Limited, Pauline Gates, Anthony Hedley80/3901-Amax Iron Ore Corporation . Gates & Barry Fehlberg .80/3920-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/4885-Otter Exploration N.L., North Flinders Mines80/3921-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Limited, Pauline Gates, Anthony Hedley80/3922-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Gates & Barry Fehlberg .80/4010-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/4886-Otter Exploration N.L ., North Flinders Mines80/4011-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Limited, Pauline Gates, Anthony Hedley80/4012-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Gates & Barry Fehlberg.80/4109-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/5104-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4132-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/4133-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/5105-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4134-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/4144-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/5106-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4145-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/4146-Great Boulder Mines Limited . 80/5107-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4147-Great Boulder Mines Limited . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/4573-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5131-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5154-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4574-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5155-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4575-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5156-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4576-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5157-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4577-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5158-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4579-Mount isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5159-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/4671-Mount Isa \ ,lines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5160-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .80/4672-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5161-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5162-Mimets Exploration Ptv Limited .80/4673-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5163-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5164-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .80/4674-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5165-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5166-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .80/4675-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5167-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited.

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5168-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .80/4677-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5169-Mimets Exploration Pty Limited .

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5247-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty80/4678-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5248-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4679-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5249-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty80/4680-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5251-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4681-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5257-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4682-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5258-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4683-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5259-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4684-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5260-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty80/4685-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5261-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4686-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5262-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4687-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5263-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4688-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitiane Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5264-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4689-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5265-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4690-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Ply Ltd . 80/5266-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4718-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5267-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4731-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5268-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4733-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5272-Shell Minerals Exploration (Australia) Pty

80/4735-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Ltd.Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5273-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/4737-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .Australia Minerals Ply Ltd . 80/5295-Horst Husche .

80/4754-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5296-Horst Husche .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd . 80/5389-Noel Martin Ryan .80/4773-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5390-Noel Martin Ryan .Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/4774-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5679-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd . Australia Pty Ltd .

80/4775-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine 80/5729-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

22 July 1983 .] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

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80/5730-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/5881-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Pty Ltd .

80/5731-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/5882-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty . Ltd . Australia Pty Ltd .

Aquitaine

80/5978-Shell Minerals Corporation (Australia) Pty80/5732-Mount Isa Mines Limited &Australia Pty Ltd . Ltd.

80/5802-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/5979-Shell Minerals Corporation (Australia) PtyAustralia Pty Ltd. Ltd .

80/5803-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6576-Noel Martin Ryan .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6577-Noel Martin Ryan .

80/5827-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6578-Noel Martin Ryan.Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6579-Noel Martin Ryan.80/5828-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6580-Noel Martin Ryan .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6581-Noel Martin Ryan .80/5829-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6582-Noel Martin Ryan .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6583-Noel Martin Ryan .80/5830-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6584-Noel Martin Ryan .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6585-Noel Martin Ryan.80/5831-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6586-Noel Martin Ryan.Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6587-Noel Martin Ryan .80/5832-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . 80/6614-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5833-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6615-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6616-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5834-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6617-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6618-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5835-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6619-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6620-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5836-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6621-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6622-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5837-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6623-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6624-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5838-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6625-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6626-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5839-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6627-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6628-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5840-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6629-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6630-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5841-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6631-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6632-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5850-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6633-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .Australia Pty Ltd . 80/6634-Mobil Energy Minerals Australia Inc .

80/5851-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6691-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/5852-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.80/5853-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6692-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd. Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5853-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6693-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5854-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6694-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5855-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6695-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd. Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.

Aquitaine

80/6696-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/5856-Mount Isa Mines Limited &Australia Pty Ltd. Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.

Aquitaine

80/6697-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine80/5857-Mount Isa Mines Limited &Australia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5858-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6698-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5859-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6699-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5860-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6700-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.

80/5861-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6701-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5862-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6702-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5863-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6703-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5864-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6704-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5865-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6705-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5866-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6706-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5868-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6707-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5869-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6708-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5870-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6709-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5873-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6710-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5874-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6711-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5877-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6712-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd . Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/5878-Mount Isa Mines Limited & Aquitaine

80/6713-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Pty Ltd. Australia Minerals Pty Ltd.

2772

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80/6714-Mount Isa Mines Limited & AquitaineAustralia Minerals Pty Ltd .

80/6785-Thomas Wilson, Bernie Ostermeyer & GlendaOstermeyer .

80/6786-Thomas Wilson, Bernie Ostermeyer & GlendaOstermeyer.

80/7022-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7023-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7024-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd.80/7025-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7026-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd.80/7027-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7028-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7029-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd.80/7030-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7031-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7032-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7033-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7034-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7035-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7253-Samantha Exploration N.L . & Samson

Exploration N.L.80/7254-Samantha Exploration N.L . & Samson

Exploration N.L.80/7255-Samantha Exploration N.L . & Samson

Exploration N .L.80/7287-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7288-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7289-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7290-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7291-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7292-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7293-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7294-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7295-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7296-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7297-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7298-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7299-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7300-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7301-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7302-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7303-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7304-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7305-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7306-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7307-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7308-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7309-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7310-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7311-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7312-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7313-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7314-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7315-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7316-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7317-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7318-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7319-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7320-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7321-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7322-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7323-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7324-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7325-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7326-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7327-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7328-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7329-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7330-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7331-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7332-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7333-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7334-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7335-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7336-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7337-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7338-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7339-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7340-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7343-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7344-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7345-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7346-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7347-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7348-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7349-Gem Exploration & Minerals80/7350-Gem Exploration & Minerals

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80/7351-Gem80/7352-Gem80/7353-Gem80/7354-Gem80/7355-Gem80/7356-Gem80/7357-Gem80/7358-Gem80/7359-Gem80/7360-Gem80/7361-Gem80/7362-Gem80/7363-Gem80/7364-Gem80/7365-Gem80/7366-Gem80/7492-Gem80/7494-Gem80/7495-Gem.80/7524-Gem80/7525-Gem80/7526-Gem80/7527-Gem80/7528-Gem80/7529-Gem80/7530-Gem80/7531-Gem80/7532-Gem80/7533-Gem80/7534-Gem80/7535-Gem80/7536-Gem80/7537-Gem80/7538-Gem80/7539-Gem80/7540-Gem80/7541-Gem80/7542-Gem80/7543-Gem80/7544-Gem80/7545-Gem80/7548-Gem80/7550-Gem80/7551-Gem

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[22 July 1983 .

ExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExplorationExploration

80/7552-Gem Exploration80/7553-Gem Exploration80/7554-Gem Exploration80/7557-Gem Exploration80/7558-Gem Exploration80/7559-Gem Exploration80/7560-Gem Exploration80/7561-Gem Exploration80/7562-Gem Exploration80/7563-Gem Exploration80/7564-Gem Exploration80/7567-Gem Exploration80/7568-Gem Exploration80/7569-Gem Exploration80/7570-Gem Exploration80/7578-Gem Exploration80/7846-Mount Isa Mines Limited

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/7847-Mount Isa Mines Limited

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/7848-Mount Isa Mines Limited

Australia Minerals Pty Ltd .80/7858-Raymond James Newell & Stanhold Pty Ltd .80/7859-Raymond James Newell & Stanhold Pty Ltd .80/7860-Raymond James Newell & Stanhold Pty Ltd .80/7861-Raymond James Newell & Stanhold Pty Ltd .80/7913-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7914-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7915-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7916-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7917-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7918-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/7920-Afro-West Mining & Exploration Pty Ltd .80/8145-Argosy Gold Mines N.L.80/8146-Argosy Gold Mines N.L.80/8147-Argosy Gold Mines N.L.80/8150-Argosy Gold Mines N.L.80/8151-Argosy Gold Mines N .L.80/8152-Argosy Gold Mines N .L.80/8292-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd .80/8293-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd .80/8294-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd .80/8295-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd .80/8296-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .

Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited.Limited.Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited.Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited.Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Yimited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .Limited .•

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22 July 1983 .]GOVERNMENT GAZE'1IE, W.A.

80/8297-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .80/8298-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .80/8349-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd.80/8350-Destiny Prospecting Pty Ltd .80/8379-Lennard Oil N .L.80/8410-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .80/8545-Australian Diamond Exploration Pty Ltd .80/8546-Australian Diamond Exploration Pty Ltd .80/8560-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .80/8561-Top End Mineral Ventures Pty Ltd .80/8755-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/8756-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9023-Conquistador Investment Consultants Pty Ltd .80/9025-Conquistador Investment Consultants Pty Ltd .80/9103-Gem Exploration & Minerals Pty Ltd .80/9405-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9406-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9407-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9466-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9467-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/9770-Union Oil Development Corporation .80/10524-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10525-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10526-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10527-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10528-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/ 10529-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10530-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/1053 1-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10532-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10533-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10534-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10535-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10536-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10537-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10538-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/ 10539-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10540-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10541-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10542-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10543-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/ 10544-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10545-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10546-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10547-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10548-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10549-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10550-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .8011055 1-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10552-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10553-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10554-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10555-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10556-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10557-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10558-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10559-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10560-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10561-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10562-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10563-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10564-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10565-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10566-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10567-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10568-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10569-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10570-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10571-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10572-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10573-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .80/10574-Carpentaria Exploration Company Pty Ltd .

Dredging Claim .80/1105A-Samuel Lician Warne .

2773

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE .Notice of Intention to Declare a Dividend .

Harland Hogan Associates (W.A .) Pty Limited(In Liquidation) .

A FIRST and final dividend is to be declared on5 August 1983 in respect of the company .

Creditors whose debts or claims have not already beenadmitted are required on or before 5 August 1983formally to prove their debts or claims . In default,they will be excluded from the benefit of the dividend .

Dated this 11th day of July 1983 .J . B. HARKNESS,

Liquidator,167 Macquarie Street,

Sydney 2000 .

COMPANIES ACT 1961 (AS AMENDED) .Notice to Creditors of Intention to Declare a

Dividend .Grafton Court Constructions Pty . Ltd .

(In Liquidation) .NOTICE is hereby given that I, Albert Roy Wright,the Liquidator of the above company, intend to declarea First and Final Dividend in this matter .

Creditors are required to prove their debts on orbefore 30 September 1983 . Claimants failing to provewill be excluded from the intended distribution .

Dated this 15th day of July, 1983 .A. R. WRIGHT,

Liquidator.(Birds, Chartered Accountants, 18 St. George's Ter-

race, Perth 6000 .)

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE .The Bell Insurance Company Pty. Ltd. (In Liquidation) .

Notice of Final Meeting of Creditors .NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting ofcreditors of the abovenamed company will be held inthe office of the liquidator for Western Australia (thestate of incorporation of the company), Mr . D. N.Allan, 10th Floor, T. & G. Building, 37 St . George'sTerrace (cnr . Barrack Street), Perth on Wednesday, 3August 1983 at 12 noon .Agenda :

1 . To receive the liquidator's final report and anaccount of his acts and dealings and of theconduct of the winding up .

2 . To consider, and if thought fit, to accept theliquidators resignation .

3 . General business .Dated this 15th day of July, 1983 .For and on behalf of the Bell Insurance Co . Pty . Ltd .

(In Liquidation) .

D . N. ALLAN,Liquidator.

(D. N. Allan & Co., Chartered Accountant, 10thFloor, T. & G . Building, 37 St . George's Terrace, Perth,W.A. 6000 .)

2774

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

COMPANIES ACT 1961-1982 .Cockburn Sound Building Co . Pty . Ltd .

(In Liquidation) .Notice of Meeting of Members and Creditors .

NOTICE is hereby given that the Final Meeting ofMembers and Creditors of Cockburn Sound BuildingCo. Pty. Ltd. (In Liquidation) will be held at theoffices of Pannell Kerr Forster, 3 Ord Street, WestPerth, on Friday, 19 August 1983 at 11 .00 a.m .Agenda :

1 . To consider the Liquidator's Statement showinghow the winding-up has been conducted andthe property disposed of .

2 . Approve the Liquidator's Fees .3 . General Business .

Dated this 18th day of July, 1983 .J. G. MORRIS,

Liquidator .(Pannell Kerr Forster, Chartered Accountants, 3

Ord Street, West Perth 6005 .)

COMPANIES (WESTERN AUSTRALIA) CODE .Kirkwood Estates Pty . Ltd. (In Liquidation) .

NOTICE is hereby given that the final meeting ofshareholders will be held at 2nd Floor, 52 Kings ParkRoad, West Perth on Friday, 26 August 1983 at 9 .30a.m. for the purpose of receiving the Liquidator's re-port and statement of account .

Dated the 18th day of July, 1983 .P. G. MORRIS,

Liquidator .

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP .NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership subsistingbetween Barry James Monk and John Winston Robertsunder a Joint Venture Agreement dated 16 February1982 has been dissolved as of 9 July 1983 .

PILLAY VALENTI .

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP .I, ENID MAIRWEN ELIZABETH HEARNE, herebygive notice of my retirement from the partnership withJack Cartwright trading as The Piri Piri, 30 MouatStreet, Fremantle as from 1 July 1983 .

Any credit given to this firm after this date will notbe my responsibility .

E. M. E. HEARNE .

PARTNERSHIP ACT 1895 .Notice of Dissolution of Partnership .

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretoforesubsisting between Trevor McPhee of 18 BeckingtonWay, Karrinyup, Kevin Eley of 163 Main Street, Os-borne Park and Richard Albert Michel of 20 WiltonPlace, Scarborough carrying on the business of Eley,Michel & Associates & Consulting & Financial Plan-ning Services of Suite 3, 163 Main Street, Osborne Parkhas been dissolved by mutual consent as from 30 June1983 .

All debts due to and owing by the said firms will bereceived and paid by the said Kevin Eley & RichardAlbert Michel who will continue to carry on the busi-ness of Eley & Michel from Suite 3, 163 Main Street,Osborne Park, Western Australia .

Dated this 12th day of July, 1983 .TREVOR McPHEE .KEVIN ELEY.RICHARD MICHEL .

TRUTEES ACT 1962 (AS AMENDED) .CREDITORS and other persons having claims (towhich section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 (as amended)relates) in respect of the undermentioned deceased per-sons are required to send particulars of their claimsto the Executors of care of Kott Gunning, 22 St .George's Terrace, Perth by 25 August 1983 after whichdate the Trustee may convey or distribute the assetshaving regard only to the claims of which notice hasbeen given .

Surname; Given Names ; Address; Occupation ;Date of Death .

Briggs, Albert James; 35 Alcock Street, Maddington ;Retired Farmer; 29/3/83 .

Fisher, Edmund Frederick Charles ; Braille NursingHome, Kitchener Avenue, Victoria Park ; RetiredPhotoengraver ; 21/6/83 .

Haning, Amy Josephine ; 49 Mary Street, Highgate ;Widow; 7/3/83 .

Henderson, Donald William ; Unit 3, 3 Roberts Street,Como; Retired Farmer ; 11/5/83 .

Love, James Walter Hamilton ; Unit 501, HollywoodSenior Citizens Village, 31 Williams Road, Ned-lands ; Retired Farmer ; 23/6/83 .

Moses, Noel George; 182 President Street, Kewdale ;Engineer ; 16/9/82 .

Tunney, John Norrish ; "Gracefield", Cranbrook; RetiredFarmer ; 5/4/83 .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962.Notice to Creditors and Claimants .

CREDITORS and other persons having claims (to whichsection 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respectof the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons,are required by Perpetual Trustees W .A. Ltd. of 89St. George's Terrace,- Perth to send particulars of theirclaims to the Company, by the undermentioned date,after which date the said Company may convey or distri-bute the assets, having regard only to the claims ofwhich the Company then has notice .

Claims for the following expire 26 August, 1983 :-

Chitty, Ellen Jane Wallace, late of 65 Carr Street,West Perth. Widow. Died 4 May 1983 .

Hubble, Alfred Ernest late of 2 Kerwin Way, Lock-ridge . Retired Plant Operator. Died 16 May1983 .

McCarthy, Philip Lee late of 11 Anderson Street,Mt. Hawthorn. Retired Commonwealth CivilServant. Died 17 May 1983 .

Giles, John Alfred James late of Home of Peace,Thomas Street, Subiaco and formerly of 51Williams Road, Melville . Retired Storekeeper .Died 9 May 1983 .

Claims for the following expire 2 September 1983 .

Vince, George late of 3 Moore Street, Bunbury .Retired Taxi Proprietor. Died 5 March 1982 .

Dated at Perth this 19th day of July, 1983 .

P. D. M. HUGHES,Trust Administrator,

Perpetual Trustees W .A. Ltd .

22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962.Notices to Creditors and Claimants .

WEST AUSTRALIAN TRUSTEES LIMITED of 135St. George's Terrace, Perth, requires creditors and otherpersons having claims (to which section 63 of theTrustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estatesof the undermentioned deceased persons, to send parti-culars of their claims to it by the date stated hereunder,after which date the Company may convey or distributethe assets, having regard only to the claims of whichit then has notice .

Last Day for Claims : 22/8/83 .Britza, Elizabeth, late of 7 Forrest Avenue, Bunbury,

Widow, died 25/5/83 . (Enquiries to 11 StirlingStreet, Bunbury, Tel. 211336.)

Edwards, John Yorath, late of 129 Bagot Road, Subiaco,Manager, died 17/6/83 .

McNally, Lawrence Silvester, late of 23 Balgore Way,Bunbury, Assistant Boiler Controller, died 10/4/83 .(Enquiries to 11 Stirling Street, Bunbury, Tel .21 1336.)

Stainton, Grace Margaret, late of 15 Westbury Crescent,Bicton, Widow, died 26/5/83 .

Dated at Perth this 20th day of July, 1983 .L. C. RICHARDSON,

General Manager .

TRUSTEES ACT 1962.Notice to Creditors and Claimants .

CREDITORS and other persons having claims (to whichsection 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect ofthe Estates of the undermentioned deceased personsare required to send particulars of their claims to meon or before 22 August 1983, after which date I mayconvey or distribute the assets, having regard only tothe claims of which I then have notice .Arnold, Pearl Violet, (also known as Wilson, Pearl

Violet, and also Burbage, Pearl Violet), late of162 Arkana Road, Balga, Widow, died 28/6/83 .

Benjamin, Ivan Henry, late of Sunset Hospital, Bird-wood Parade, Dalkeith, Retired Retail Businessman,died 11/6/83 .

Clare, Grace Watson, late of 129 Burniston Street,Scarborough, Married Woman, died 29/6/83 .

Corey, Roy Bertram, late of 181 Seventh Avenue, Ingle-wood, Retired Plasterer, died 26/6/83 .

Davies, Kathleen Mary Margaret (also known as Davies,Mary Margaret Kate), late of 52 Wittenoom Street,Kalgoorlie, Widow, died 26/6/83 .

Dixon, Pauline Delfina, late of 45 Coombe Street, Collie,Widow, died 5/7/83 .

Durk, Dudley Colin, late of Hillcrest Nursing Home,23 Harvest Road, North Fremantle, Retired Ganger,died 24/6/83 .

Fisher, Walter Henry Samuel, late of 7 Dugan Street,Kalgoorlie, Motor Mechanic, died 4/2/83 .

Kinson, Harry, late of 12 Fifth Avenue, Bassendean,Retired Maintenance Fitter, died 20/2/83 .

MacKay, Thomas John Alfred, late of 2 Wardong Road,Balga, Retired Commonwealth Public Servant, died27/6/83 .

Sands, Grace Alice Marie, late of 46 Norbiton Avenue,Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, U.K ., Widow,died 9/6/83 .

Scott, William James, late of Unit 5, 74 Sixth Avenue,Maylands, Retired Clerk, died 8/7/83 .

Spartalis, Sophia Helene, late of 24 Coolgardie Street,Subiaco, Widow, died 20/4/83 .

Telac, Kuzman Mate, late of 78 Nollamara Avenue,Nollamara, Retired Painter, died 10/7/83 .

Trelfer, Mary Eileen, late of Unit 12, Wattle Hill,Wattle Street, Bunbury, Widow, died 17/6/83 .

Wake, Francis Tuttle, late of 38 Harris Street, Becken-ham, Retired Farmer, died 29/6/83 .

Dated this 18th day of July, 1983 .S. H. HAYWARD,

Public Trustee,565 Hay Street, Perth .

(5)-27291

PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT 1941-1982 .NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to section 14of the Public Trustee Act 1941-1982 the Public Trusteehas elected to administer the estates of the under-mentioned deceased persons .

Dated at Perth the 18th day of July, 1983 .S. H. HAYWARD,

Public Trustee,565 Hay Street, Perth .

Name of Deceased ; Occupation ; Address ; Date ofDeath; Date Election Filed .

Vickers, Thomas Henry; Retired Aerated Water Manu-facturer ; Melville ; 11/6/83 ; 14/7/83 .

Trebse, Edward ; Retired Tailor ; Hamilton Hill; 1/4/83 ;14/7/83 .

Taplin, Dora ; Married Woman ; Rockingham ; 17/5/83 ;14/7/83 .

Lucas, Mary; Widow; Claremont ; 18/6/83 ; 14/7/83 .Burns, Harvey Owen ; Fitter and Turner ; Shenton Park ;

19/6/83 ; 14/7/83 .McDougall, Lloyd Albert ; Retired Labourer ; Dalkeith ;

30/4/83 ; 14/7/83 .McDonald, Hilda Grace; Married Woman ; Mount Law-

ley ; 1/6/83 ; 14/7/83 .Gray, Joseph ; Retired Merchant Seaman; Dalkeith ;

30/3/83; 14/7/83 .Harrison, Donald Edward ; Sales Manager; Manning ;

7/6/83 ; 14/7/83 .

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FEBRUARY 1983An examination of the experiences of WesternAustralian business in dealing with Governmentat the Federal, State and local levels-the effectsof compliance with and contraints imposed by

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2775

2776

THE NATURAL FEATURES OFROTTNEST ISLAND

Collated by G. R . W. Meadly M .Sc.

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THE REPORT OF 0. F. I

Regarding Allegations of Graft andCorruption Within the Police Force 1982

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1829-1979REPORT ON THE CELEBRATIONS

TO THE PARLIAMENT OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA BY THE150th ANNIVERSARY BOARD

Executive Chairman-

Slade Drake-Brockman, C .M.G.

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

[22 July 1983 .

REPORT OF THE

JUDICIAL ENQUIRY INTO THEWORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT

OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA

SEPTEMBER 1978-JANUARY 1979CHAIRMAN B. J . DUNN

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THE REPORT OF O. F. DIXONON

A. THE ACTION TAKEN BY lIIL POLICE

REGARDING ALLEGATIONS OF GRAFT

AND CORRUPTION WITHIN THE

POLICE FORCE

AND

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SARY REGARDING SUCH ALLEGA-

TIONS-1982 .Prices-

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REPORT OF THE HONORARYROYAL COMMISSION INTO THE

BEEF AND SHEEP MEATSINDUSTRY 1976 .

Chairman Hon. A. V. Crane, M.L.A .Prices-

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22 July 1983 .]

GOVERNME

REVIEW OF

FIREARM LEGISLATIONOF WESTERN AUSTRALIA-1981

By O. F. Dixon

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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OFINQUIRY INTO THE RATE OFIMPRISONMENT IN W.A.-1981

Chairman-O. F. Dixon

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

ONNATIONAL PARKS-1981

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T GAZETTE, W.A .

2777

REPORT ON LAMB MARKETINGIN WESTERN AUSTRALIAby Consumer Protection Bureau,

5th July, 1974 .

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REPORT OFTHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ONTHE PROPOSAL FOR A WEST-ERN AUSTRALIAN HERITAGECOMMISSION - 1975.(Chairman-Mr. R. H. Doig)

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THE PILBARA STUDYREPORT ON THE INDUSTRIAL

DEVELOPMENT OF THE PILBARA-JUNE 1974

(By the Pilbara Study Group Director-E. C. R. Spooner.)

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REPORT OF THEROYAL COMMISSION INTO

GAMBLING, 1974(Commissioner Mr . P. R. Adams, Q.C.)

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REPORT OF THEROYAL COMMISSION INTO

AIRLINE SERVICES IN W .A. 1975(Commissioner Hon. Sir Reginald R . Sholl)

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2778

DIGEST OFWESTERN AUSTRALIANINDUSTRIAL GAZETTESVolumes 1 to 10-1921-1930

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REPORT ON THE INQUIRY INTOTHE BUILDING INDUSTRY OFWESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1973-74 -

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REPORT OF THE EGG INDUSTRYENQUIRY OF W.A., 1973.

(Neil D. McDonald Enquirer.)Prices-

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FLORA OFWESTERN AUSTRALIAVol. 1, Part i (only)By C. A. Gardner .

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REPORT OF THESELECT COMMITEE OF THELEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ONNATIONAL PARKS-1981

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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W .A.

[22 July 1983 .

REPORT OF THE ROYALCOMMISSION INTO

"ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS" 1974(Commissioner Hon . Judge Lyn C . Furnell, Q.C.)

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POST SECONDARY EDUCATIONIN

WESTERN AUSTRALIAREPORT 1976

Chairman-Professor P. H . Partridge

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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE TO ENQUIREINTO THE PROVISIONS OF WELFARESERVICES BY LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, MAY 1981.CHAIRMAN MR. L. F. O'MEARA

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ELECTORAL ACT ENQUIRYREPORT OF HIS HONOUR A. E. KAY

TO THE

HONOURABLE D. H. O'NEIL, M .L.A.

CHIEF SECRETARYOctober 1978 .

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THE PARLIAMENT OF W .A. DIGEST1979 (No. 7)

(Compiled in the Offices of the Clerk of theLegislative Assembly)

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u2 July 1983 .]

GOVERNMENT GAZE'! !E, W .A.

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COMMITTEE OF INQUIRYINTO

RATES AND TAXESATTACHED TO LAND VALUATION,

REPORT 1975(Mr. Gerald Keall, Chairman)

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ROTTNEST ISLANDIN HISTORY AND

LEGENDIts Discovery and Development

Natural Beauties,

Fauna and Flora .

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2779

By W. Somerville .

REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEEAPPOINTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE

COUNCIL TO INQUIRE INTO AND REPORTUPON THE

CURRENT POSITION OF NATIONALPARKS WITHIN THE STATE

Presented by the Hon . A. A. Lewis, M.L.C .,27th November, 1979 .Prices-

Counter Sales-$0.50Mailed Plus Postage on 86 grams

Report of Government SecondarySchools Discipline Committee

DISCIPLINE INSECONDARY SCHOOLS

IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA1972

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REPORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEEOF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ON-CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL

FACILITIES 1982

Chairman Hon. A. A. Lewis, M.L.C.

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Mailed Local-$1.60

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2780

REPORT 1983OF THE

HONORARY ROYAL COMMISSIONINTO THE SUITABILITY OF

PRESENT LAWS RELATING TORACING AND TROTTINGIN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

In their application to the allocation of surplusT.A.B. moneys as provided in the TotalisatorAgency Betting Board Act 1960-1973 inparticular and other related Acts and Issues .

(Commissioner-Hon . N. E. Baxter)Prices :

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WESTERN AUSTRALIANLEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

STATISTICS RELATING TO THEGENERAL ELECTION 19/2/83

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27291/7/83

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A .

[22 July 1983 .

By Authority : WILLIAM C. BROWN, Government Printer

CONTENTS.REGULATIONS, BY-LAWS, RULES,

DETERMINATIONS, ORDERS.Page

Factories and Shops Exemption Order 19832762Fire Brigades (Superannuation Fund) Amendment Regula-

Guidance of Surveyors in the Department of Lands andSurveys Regulations 2739-42

Health Act-By-laws-'town of Albany-Eating Houses No . 162722-6Town of Kwinana-General Sanitary Provisions2727

Hospital (Services Charges) Amendment Regulations(No . 3)

~ges)

.

, .. .

_

2728Hospital (Services Charges) Regulations 1981-Deter-

Local Government Act-By-laws-City of Cockburn-Blasting, Quarrying and Excava-

tions 2755-6City of Perth-No . 64 2756Town of Bassendean-Refuse etc2757Shire of Albany-Vehicle Wrecking2758-9Shire of Busselton-Signs etc2759Shire of Nungarin-Pest Plants2760Shire of Ravensthorpe (Alteration of Common Seal)

Order 1983

2755Murdoch University By-laws2761

Police (Kalgoorlie Two-up Gaming) Regulations 1983

2734Western Australian Trotting Association-Rules of

GENERAL CONTENTS.Page

Agriculture, Department of 2762Animal Resources Act 2722

Commissioners for Declarations2718Companies (Western Australia) Code2773-4Crown Law Department 2718Deceased Persons' Estates 2774-5Education Department 2761Factories and Shops 2762Finance Brokers Control Act 2711Fisheries and Wildlife 2734Forestry Department 2742Health Department 2722-7

Justices of the Peace 2718Lands Department • . . . . • • •2734-42Local Government Department2750-60Main Roads

2748-50, 2764Metropolitan Region Planning__2746

Noise Abatement Act•2722Notices of Intention to Resume Land2748-50

Partnerships Dissolved 2774Petroleum Act 2765-6Petroleum (Submerged Lands) Act2767Pharmacy Act 2722Plant Diseases Act 2762Police Department 2730-4Premier and Cabinet 2712-18Public 'Trustee 2774-5Public Works Tenders - •2747-8

Sale of Unclaimed Found and Lost Property

_2730-3

Tenders fOr Government Printing

Western Australian Trotting Association2718-21

DOG ACT REVIEW COMMITTEEREPORT MAY 1983

Chairman Mr. F. H . Cavanough

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