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OF

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

[REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE, PERTH, FOR TRANSMISSION LW POST

PERTH FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9.

A.

VSPAPER.j

[1921,

PROCLAMATION(under 60 Vict., No. 22, Sec. 6)

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-iv WU. ) ander Newdegate, Knight Commander

f the Most Distinguished Order ofF. A. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, Governor

Governor. in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia.

Corres. 6466/21.WHEREAS by "The Transfer of Land Act, 1893,Amendment Act, 1896" (60 Vict., No. 22), the Gov-ernor is empowered, by proclamation in the Go Ce111.1)1entGazette, to revest in His Majesty, as of his former es-tate, all or any lands whereof His Majesty may becomethe registered proprietor: And whereas His Majestyis now the registered proprietor of Coolgardie TownLots 427 and 457, registered in the Office of Titles involume 175, folio 7, and volume 191., _folio 153, re-spectively: Now therefore the said Governor, withthe advice and consent of the Executive Council, do bythis Proclamation invest in His Majesty, his heirs andsuccessors, the Lots aforesaid, as of his :former estate.

Given under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, this 7th day of December,1921.

By His Excellency's Command-,JAMES MITCHKfil,

Minister for Lands.GOD. SAVE THE KING ! ! !

The Land Act, 1898.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption)WESTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-

TO WIT. J ander Newdegate, Knight Commandelof the Most Distinguished Order of

F. A. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, GovernerGovernor. in and over the State of Western

Australia and its Dependencies inthe Commonwealth of Australia,

Corr. No. 1652/21.WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Land Act,, 1898,"the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion of

land held as a Conditional Purchase Lease: And,vhereas it is deemed expedient that portion of Condi-tional Purchase 2S557/55 (Victoria Location 3885), asdescribed hereunder, should be resumed for one of thepurposes specified in paragraph 7 of Section 39 of thesaid Act, that is to say for Water: Now therefore I,Sir Francis Alexander Newdegate, Governor as afore-said, with the advice of the Exectuive Council, do bythis my proclamation resume portion of ConditionalPurchase 28557/55 (Victoria Location 3885), for thepurpose aforesaid.

Schedule.That portion of Conditional Purchase 28557/55 (Vic-

toria Location 3885), containing 42 acres 2 roods 32perches; being the area surveyed and shown on Diagram42694 as Victoria Location 3790, hereafter to be knownand distinguished as Reserve 17882. (Plan 122/SO, 131.)


By His Excellency's Command,

JAMES MITCHELL,Minister for Lands.

GOD SAVE THE KING ! ! !

The Factories and Shops Act, 1920.PROCLAMATION

WESTERN -AUSTRALIA, t By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex-TO WIT. J ander Newdegate, Knight Commander

of the Most Distinguished Order ofF. A. NEWDEGATE, St. Michael and St. George, Governor

Governor. in and over the State of WesternAustralia and its Dependencies

[Ls.] the Commonwealth of Australia.

M.P.H. 7595/21 ; Ex. Co. No. 4706.WHEREAS it is provided by Subsection (2) of Section102 of "The Factories and Shops Act, 1920," that,subject to the said Act, the day on which all shopsaffected by the said section shall close at one o 'clockshall be Wednesday, but that the Governor may by Pro-

2518 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEcEN.BER 9, 1.921.

clamation at any time and from time to time on thepetition (according to the form iii the Sixth Scheduleto the said Act) of the majority of the keepers of suchshops in any district substitute in that district for Sat-urday any other week-day : And whereas a petition indue form has been presented to the Governor by amajority of the keepers of such shops in the Shop 'Dis-trict of Yalgoo, praying: that Wednesday may be sub-stituted in that district for Saturday, as the day onwhich such shops shall close at one o 'clock, and it is de-sirable to accede to the prayer of such petition : Nowtherefore 1, the said Governor, acting with the adviceand consent of the Executive Council, :lc; hereby sub-stitute Wednesday for Saturday in the Yalgoo Shop,District accordingly, and do declare that, subject to thesaid Act, the day on wIdell all such shops as aforesaidshall close at one o 'clock in the afternoon in the saiddistrict shall be Wednesday.

Gi yen under my hand and the Public Seal of thesaid State, at Perth, the 7th day of December,1921.

.11y His Excellency 's Command,

F. T. RR° LIN,Minister of Public Hon I th.

GOD SA V E THE KING ! ! !

The Land AA, 189S.PROCLAMATION

(Resumption),CISTERN AUSTRALIA, 1 By His Excellency Sir Francis Alex

To WIT. 5 ander Newdegate, Knight Commanderof the Most Distinguished Order of

F. A. NRVDEGATI,, St. Michael and St. George, GovernorGovernor. in and over the State of Western

Australia and its Dependencies in[i.s.] the Commonwealth of Australia.

Corr. No. 7032/20.WHEREAS by Section 9 of "The Land Act, 1898,"the Governor may resume, for any of the purposesspecified in Section 39 of the said Act, any portion ofland held as a Conditional :Purchase Lease : Andwhereas it is deemed expedient that portion of Condi-tional Purchase Lease 11606/56W (Hay Location1065), as described hereunder, should be resumed forone of the purposes specified in paragraph 6 of Section39 of the said. Act, that is to say, for School Site :Now therefore I, Sir Francis Alexander Newdegate,Governor as aforesaid, with the advice of the ExecutiveCouncil, do by this my proclamation resume portion ofC'onditional Purchase Lease No. 11606/56W (Hay Lo-cation No. 1065), for the purpose aforesaid.

Sehedn'e.'That portion of Conditional Purchase 11606/56W

([lay Location 1065), containing 3 acres 0 roods 1

perch ; being the area surveyed and shown on Landsand Surveys Diagram 45992 as Hay Location 1160,hereafter to be known and distinguished as :Reserve17883. (Plan 444/80, 131.)


By His ellen cy Is Command,

.JAMES 1\1 ETCH E LL,Minister .for La In

GOD SAVE TI1E KI NG ! 1 !

AT a Meeting of the Executive Council held in theExecutive Council Chamber, at Perth, this 9th day ofNovember, 1921., the following Order in Council wasauthorised to be issued :

The Land Drainage Act, 1900.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

P.W., W.S., 1415/18.WHEREAS by Orders in Council dated the fifteenthday of August, 1906, the twelfth day of February,1919, and the 27th day of July, 1921, made under the

provisions of "The Land Drainage Act, 1900," theGovernor in Council duly constituted a Drainage Dis-trict, with the boundaries as therein specified: Andwhereas it is desirable to redefine the said DrainageDistrict : Now, therefore, His :Excellency the Governorin Council, by and with the consent of the ExecutiveCouncil, on the recommendation of the Minister, clothhereby redefine the bouudaries as set forth in theSchedule hereto :

Schedule.Pounded by lines commencing at a point on the

Western boundary o f Harvey Road (No. 616), at itsintersection with the prolongation 'Westward of theSouthern boundary of Wo n on Location 50A; thence.proceeding in a N urn 1:asterly direction along theWestern boundary of rvey Road ( No. 616) to theNorth-Eastern corner of Lot 1.2 ; thence West alongthe South boundary of Clarke Road (No. 628) for2,704 links ; thence North along the West boundary ofsaid road for 258 links ; thence West along the Southboundary of said roach for 3,367 links ; thence Southalong the East boundary of said road for 1,633 links ;thence West along' the South boundary of said road for1,414 links ; thence South along the East boundary ofsaid road for 1,869 links; thenco \ Vest a long, the Southboundary of said road to the No rth- Wost corner of Lot

; thence South along the West boundary of Lot S for849 links; thence West across Waller Road and alongthe South boundary of Clarke .Road (No. 628) for3,666 links ; thence N orth :dung the West boundary ofsaid road for 1,158 links ; the ore We,t a long the- Southboundary of said road to a point op 1.. :sit,- the prolonga-tion of tin, West boundn r nj 1.(,n ion .171; thenceKurth across Clatke hotel N d along the\Vest boundary of Loca M 471 o its: North -West cor-ner ; thence .East along the ortli bann; i ;n'i+. a Loca.-tions 471 and 190 )o the Soto \ os' . r of Location359; thence North a long the' I's( boondo ey of Loca-tion 359 to its North -West comm.; lenco East alongthe South boundary of Location 419 to its South-Eastcorner thence North along the East boundary of Loca-tion 419 and its prolongation to the North side of RoadNo. 1286; thence the North boundary ofsaid road to the Sou th.- East corner of Location 653;thence North along the iI:r.t boundary of Location 653to '' in tersect ion with the North boundary of Road

1257; thence East along N orth t-mundary ofsa id, road for 1,852 limes; thence North along' the Westboundary of said road to a point opposite the pro-longation of the North boundary of Location 563 ;thence East across Road No. 1257, and along the Northboundary- of Location 563 to its North -EastEast corner ;thence North along the West boundary of Location 696to its North-West corner; thence Ea si along the Northboundary of Location 696 to its inn: r-,ecti on with theWest side of Hayward Road; thence North along theWest boundary of Hayward Road for 100 links ; thenceEast across said road and along its .North boundry toits intersection with the -Western boundary of HarveyRoad (No. 616) ; thence North-Easterly along theW.estern boundary of Harvey Road. (No. 616) and itsprolongation to its intersection with the Southern boun-dary of Lot 137; thence South-Easterly along theSouthern :munch: ry of Lot 137 and the Northern boun-dary of Wellington Location 50A to the Western boun-dary of the South-Western Railway Reserve; thenceSoutherly along the Western boundary of South-West-ern Railway Reserve to its intersection With the righthank of the Harvey River ; thence in a generally South-Easterly direction along the right basic the HarveyI-Ziver to a point opposite the North- East corner ofKori jekup Lot 102 ; thence Southerly across the HarveyRiser and along the Eastern boundary of KorijekupLot 102 to its South. corner; thence South to the South-ern boundary of Road No. 804; thence Westerly alongthe Southern boundary of Road No. 804 to its intersec-tion with the Eastern boundary of Road No. 46; -thenceSouth - Westerly along the Eastern boundary of RoadNo. 46 to its intersection with the South boundary ofRoad No. 825; thence West across Road No. 46 andalong the South boundary of Wellington Location 50A,across the South-Western Railway and continuing alongthe South boundary of Wellington Location 50A andacross Harvey Road (No. 616) to the point of com-mencement, as shown by red margin on Plan P.W.D.,W.A., 211S6.

BERNARD PA RKER,clerk of the Council.

DEGEmilEif 9, 1921.1 GaNTERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

The Public -Works Act., 1902.

fioari BoarifF, tension of 1.1,0

(ffl:DE iN COUNCIL.4308/21: Ex. Co No 4400.

ly!!!.'41 FAS by Section I 1 "The Public Works Act,l!n!:l." it is made lawful ter fie ,loverner, 1)\-- Orderin ; to ill,,d1101.1i'e th . . to undertake.c,,,st.nc' rovide any PIL, (snbject as to

to Section 96), an' su clorisation shallbe it autho:Ry to snch and undertint Now, therefore, His :;overnor,by am! advice and ! ExecutiveComeil in exercise of ' by the

I -.,eclion of "The 19.12,'' lothherel,y authorise the fionourahle Minister for Worksand Tradine: Concerns to provide a Road (extension ofLoftus Street) for the Claremont Road .Board, as isdelineated and shown colopred .green on plan P.W,D.,W.A.., No. 21731 (l1.T 0 5658), which may be inspectedat the office of the 1finister for Works and TradifffC0110011i';. Petal ,

i,N.` ,..151 PARKER,of the Council.

a Meeting ol the Executive Council hell in theeentive Council (lumber, at Perth, this 110tli day of

November, 1021, the 1( Orders in Council wereauthorised to he issned:----

pro-%

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The 11'0/c1 Board,( Act 1904.

ORIHlR :01:NCI

S. 71711/15.Act, 1904," it is

r: 'i'5'. ruition ofsffbmit ph liS and.

GOy-1. 4)1'-

11,

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app.(Board

vernor,ap-

.D., W.A.,-,-ithin the

for.!..!lld iv: ury Water

) underta'..:0 tia ,:,: 'Li on of the said works.

IP, "1ARD PARK ER,Clerk of the Council

The 1 cm'

0-TDER r2: ('O4 \(!1 r

Corr. No. 3109/14.WITERE.A.5 be Section 42 'if " , Atd, '',!) 8.

it is R;vernor root lilyheld ILA".

in

0 iid. or for the lice or other pub-'. in such orner: And whereas

mu :hot Reserve No. 17376 should!1 by "l'he lion. the Minister for Watertim! Drainage, in trust for the pur-

pose of "Aka, ' Now, therefore, Ills Excellency theGovernor, by und with the advice and consent of the,Executive Council, cloth hereby direct that the before-mentioned Reserve shall vest in and be held by TheItem. the Minister foe Water Supply, Sewerage, andDrainage, in trust for the purpose aforesaid; subject,nevertheless, to the powers reserved to him by Section41 of the said Act.

lie 4it isvest in andSupply, sowar

BERNARD PARKER.,Clerk of the Council.

954-9

KEROSENE.Perth, 7th December, 1921.

,',tilled, for public, in formal ion, that Hislency tla ernor in I'x.cll 4, Iomeii has thiseen Ilessed to revoke, as 'fiem illth day of

the Order in I ouncil dated the -19thday of 0, 1901, publisl iu th. Goerameut

of te 2!s; October, 1921; relating to kerosene;and to approve (ff. the following Order in ,Council Te-at-16112: the XiM11111 -retail prices of this commodityWithin the Metropolitan, Bunbury, and Kalgoorlie' Areas.

E. CRAWFORD,Acting Secretary, Prices Regulation Commission,.

-TiTerosene.

The Prices Regulation ;let, 1919/20.Detehnbiatiou 0/ Prices.ORDER IN COUNCIL.

WHEREAS under the provisions of ."The Prices Regu-lation Act, 1919," as amended by "The Prices Regula-tion Act Amendment and Continuance Act, 1920," the(Ioverner may, on the -recommendation of the Commis-

I,y Order in Council, determine the maximumpriccs, whether retail or wholesale, which may be chargedor 'oodstuffs and necessary commodities in any pro-

claimed area ; and without affecting the generality ofthe powers conferred may determine such prices on thebasis of producing, manufacturing., landed delivery, orother cost, and may declare what items may or may not1 e included in such cost: Now, therefore, His Excel-Lucy the Governor, by and with the advice and consentof the Executive Council and on the reco;nmendation ofthe Commissiconns, loth hereby determine that the pricesof the necessary commodity mentioned in the Schedule

.!0 shall be the maximum retail prices that may becha ' for such necessary commodity within the Bun-

ligborlie, and Metropolitan Areas, and, subjectas the:ein provided, in all other proclaimed areas.

Dated this 7th day of December, 1921.By Command of His Excellency the Governor,

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Executive Council,

The Schedule.Kerosene.

Metropolitan Area.-21s. fid. per case; lls. per tin.In bottles (six to the gallon), 6d. per bottle.

The bottle price within the Metropolitan Area doesnot include the price of the container, which may becharged for, but the amount must be refunded if thecontainer is returned in good condition.

Bunbufy Area.----23s. per case; 11.s. 9d. per tin.Kalgoorlie Area.-27s. per case; 13s. 9d. per tin.The above-mentioned retail prices have been fixed

with due regard to the cost of transport withintheBuntury, Valgoorlie, and Metropolitan Areas; withinother proclaimed areas the equivalent of any additionalcost actually incurred in transportation beyond the

Kalgoorlie, and Metropolitan Areas may beto the above-mentioned prices.order in Council shall take effect as from the

day of December, 1921.

ERRATUM NOTICE.Justice of the Peace.

Premier's Department,Perth, 8th December, 1921.

is hereby notified, for public information, that thenotice appearing in the Gazette of 4th November, 1921,-removing' the name of Benjamin Hall Sharpe, Esq.,from the Commission of the Peace for the YalgooMagisterial District, is hereby cancelled, so far as itaffects the aforesaid Benjamin Hall Sharpe.

L. E. SIIAPCOTT,Secretary, Premier's Department.

2550 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DECEMBER 9, 1921.

THE AUDIT ACT, 1904.The Treasury,

Perth, 26th November, 1921.Treasury No. 778/19.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatthe undermentioned Officers are appointed Receivers ofRevenue for the Metropolitan Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage Department:

Long, 0. H.; Berry, F. W.; Nagel, W. T.; War-ren, A. E.; Atkinson, C. A.; McKay, A.;Serrell, A. E.; Lewis, S. C.; Austin, W.;Outtrim, H. F.; 0 'Heir F. M.; layer, S. M.;Hampson, J. E.; Bridger, IL; Humble, S.;Bart, F.; Carman, R.; Kenny, G. II.

All previous authorities are hereby cancelled.

Treasury No. 783/19.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatMr. A. H. Parker is appointed Receiver of Revenue forthe Police Department, for the period 15th Decemberto the 21st January, 1922.

The Treasury,Perth, 8th December, 1921.

Treasury 783/19.IT is hereby published, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under the provisions of "TheAudit Act, 1.904," and Regulations thereunder, of theappointment of Mr. A. J. Reid as Certifying Officer fordebits against the "Workers' Compensation Fund."

THE 'GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK.The Treasury,

Perth, 30th November, 1921..Treasury No. 3181/14.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatsubject to the Regulations, the maximum amount whichmay be withdrawn by depositors without notice at theBrisbane Street Agency of the Government SavingsBank has been extended to El0 (Ten pounds).

THE STAMP ACT, 1882.The Treasury,

Perth, 1st December, 1921.Treasury No. 2019/21.

IT is hereby published, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve, under the provisions of " TheStamp Act, 1882," and its amendments, of the appoint.ment of Mr. P. A. Pinel as an officer authorised tocancel stamps.

(Signed) S. J. 'RANDELL,Acting 'Under Treasurer.

No. 16129.C.S.O.STATE CHILDREN ACT, 1907-19.

Colonial Secretary's Office,1625/21. Perth, 9th December, 1921.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleasedto appoint the following persons to be Official Visitorsto Institutions under Section 17 (a) of "The StateChildren Act, 1907-19," until the 30th June, 1.922:

Edith D. Cowan,S. Beadle,Frederick D. Good.Abraham J. Cantor.

H. C. TRETHOWAN,Under Secretary.

Crown Law Department,C.L.D. 5113/11. Perth, 6th :December, 1921.

THE Hon. Minister for .Justice has appointed the firstWednesday in each mouth as the day for the sitting ofthe Local Court, Cue, in lieu of the days previously ap-pointed.

Crown Law Department,Perth, 7th December, 1921.

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

C.L.D. 3264/21.(1) James Simpson as Acting Clerk of the Local

Court, Acting! Clerk to Magistrates, and Acting Clerkof the Licensing Court, Midland Junction, during theabsence on leave of D. Halliday, from 20th October,1921, to 28th November, 1921.

(2) As Acting Clerk of the Local Court, feting Clerkto Magistrates, and Acting Clerk of the Licensing Court,Northam, vice S. 0. Jeffery, transferred.

C.L.D. 1449/21.Itunter Loder as a deputy member of the Hall's Creek

Licensing Bench, vice R. L. Laffin, resigned.C.L.D. 1436/20.P. L. Gibbons as Deputy Member and Deputy Chair-

man of the Perth, Leederville-Subinco, Canning, andClaremont Licensing Courts.

H. G. HAMPTON,Under Secretary for Law.

AMENDMENTS TO CLASSIFICATION.

No. Re-port.

Department orBranch. Name of Officer.

Present.

Title of Position.

706*

367

218

2nd

2nd

3rd

Crown Law ...

Lands ...

McDonald, W.H.

Vacant

Public Works... Vacant

Clerk ...

Land Agent,Clerk of Courts,and Agent, Sav-ings Bank,Beverley

Draftsman(Mechanical)

Classification.

Tin. Max. Sal-ary.

Amended.

Title of Position.

Classification.

Alin. Maxi Sal'I ary.

Remarks.

E264 f Clerk ...

£ £180 264

j £264

180 264 ... Land Agent,Clerk of Courts,and Agent, Sav-ings Bank,Beverley

264 300

276 300 ! l Draftsman 360 408(Mechanical)

Available tot imsfer

G. W. SIMPSON,Public Service Commissioner.

DECEMBER 9, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2551

Office of Public Service Commissioner,Perth, 8th December, 1921.

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

Ex. Co. 4075; P.S.C. 283/19.Hugh McCallum, under Section 29 of the Public Ser-

vice Act, to be Sheep and Wool Inspector, Departmentof Agriculture, at a salary of £384 per annum, as from1st July, 1921.

Ex. Co. 4504.J. G. Wilcox, Clerk (Legal), Crown Law Department,

to a similar position with a higher classification, at asalary of £312 per annum, as from 1st July, 1921.

Ex, Co. 4139; P.S.C. 1490/13.Henry Evers Pearce, under Section 29 of the Public

Service Act, to be Clerk, Old Men's Home, Medical andHealth Department, at a salary of £28S per annum, asfrom 1st July, 1921.Also of the acceptance of the following resignation:

Ex. Co. 4710.R. H. Camrse, Clerk, Kalgoorlie Water Supply Office,

Department of Public Works and Water Supply, asfrom 18th November, 1921.

G. W. SIMPSON,Publio Service Commissioner.

RESERVES.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9th December, 1921.HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to set apart as Public Reserves the land.described in the Schedule below, for the purposestherein set forth.

3109/14.NUNGARIN.-No. 17876 (Water).-Lot No. 66.

(1r.) (Plan Nungarin Townsite.)1652/21.VICTORIA (near Morowa).-Reserve 17832 (Water).

-Location No. 3790. (42a. 2r. 32p.) (Diagram 42694;Plan 122/80, B1)

703,2/20.HAY (near Wardelillup).-Reserve 17883 (School

site).-Location No. 1100. (3a. Or. 1p.) (Diagram45992; Plan 444/80, El.)

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

AMENDMENT OF AREAS AND BOUNDARIES OFRESERVES.

IRS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the Areas and Boundariesof the following Reserves being amended as describedin the Schedules below, 4r the purposes therein setforth; the Areas and Boundaries previously publishedin the Government Gazette being hereby cancelled:

1478/14.FITZGERALD (Meadow Swamp).-Reserve 15525

(Water).-Location No. 328. (180a.) (Plan EsperanceLocations, Sheet 4.)

2929/16.FITZGERALD (Glen Hartley).-Reserve 16593

Camping and Public Utility).-Location No. 108.(300a.) (Plan Esperance Locations, Sheet 4.)

4406/20.HAMPTON.-Reserve 17512 (Explosives).- Location

No. 26. (640a.) (Plan 40/80, B1; 'Diagram 44519.)2488/21.BRUCE ROCK.-Reserve 17729 (Hospital).-Lot 281;

being the area bounded by lines starting from a pointon the North side of a one-chain street situate one chainEast front the South-East corner of Lot 212, and ex-tending East along said street to a point in prolonga-tion North of the East boundary of Lot 98 and NorthS chains; the opposite boundaries being parallel andequal. (About 6a. lr.) (Plan Bruce Rock Townsite.)

CANCELLATION OF RESERVE.Reserve 7901 ( Kalgoorlie Lot No. 1105).

Corres. No. 9177/96.IT is hereby notified, for general information, thatHis Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to approve of the cancellation of Reserve7901 (Mining Managers' Association). (Plan Kal-goorlie, Sheet 1, North.)

TENDERS FOR LEASING ERADU TaWNSITERESERVE.

Grainy Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

Amendments.Corres. 13221/00.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinthe Eastern unsubdivided portion of Eradu TownsiteReserve, containing about 108 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its Amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe 1-Ion. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly.

'Ponders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£2 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Reserve atEradu," shown on Public Plan of Eradu Townsite andaddressed Under Secretary for Lands, must be lodgedat the Lands Office, Geraldton, on or before Wednesday,21st December, 1921.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted.

(Plan, Eradu Townsite.)

TENDERS FOR LEASING RESERVE 17574.Grazing Purposes.

Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and itsAmendments.

Corr. 8046/07.TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinReserve 17874. (Wellington Location 2398), adjacent toLake Preston, and containing 1,856 acres, are invited.

The above Reserve will be available for leasing underSection 41a of "The Land Act, 1398," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the will ofthe Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amount being fixed at the rate of£26 per annum), endorsed "Tender for Reserve 17874,"shown on Public Plan 353A/40, A2, and addressedUnder Secretary for Lands, must be lodged at the LandsOffice, Bunbury, on or before Wednesday, 21st Decem-ber, 1921.

AR tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The. highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan 3834/40, A2.)

TENDERS FOR LEASING PART OF RESERVE10852.

Grazing Purposes.Section 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its

Amendments.Corr. 10091/06.

TENDERS for the leasing of the land comprised withinpart of Reserve 10852 (Nippering Town Lot 41), andcontaining la. lr. 4p., are invited.

The Reserve will be available for leasing under Sec-tion 41a of "The Land Act, 1898," and its amend-ments, for a term of one year, renewable at the willof the Hon. the Minister for Lands, and terminable atthree months' notice, rent being apportioned accord-ingly.

Tenders for the above, accompanied by one year'srent (the minimum amoant being fixed at the rate of£1 per annum), endorsed "Tender for part of Reserve10852 (Nippering Lot 41), shown on Public Plan Nip-Leering Townsite," and addressed Under Secretaryfor Lands," must be lodged at the Lands Office, Wagin,on or before Wednesday, 4th January, 1922.

All tenders lodged on or before that date will betreated as having been received on that date.

The highest or any tender will not necessarily beaccepted. (Plan Nippering Townsite.)

2552 (10Vb313:-..%i U:NT GAzErrE,. Av_

LOTS OPEN FO I.E.\&dicta 133 of "The Laad .i(1, 1898."

Deuartment of Lands and Surveys,Perth, 30th Novunilier, 1921.

FT is hereby srctr.ied, for general in'otln:!tion, that thenuetermentlone it will be available for leasing ontittli. December, 1921, under the conditions specifiedprovided by "The Land Act, 1898," at an annualrental-of ;£4 per -annum, for a term of five years:--

Applications tobe lodged at

C. G. 2,181i;1111s.er Secretary /am s.

LOTS OPEN FOR SALE.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theundermentioned lots are now open for sale, under theconditions specified, by public auction, as provided by"The Laud Act, 1898,'' at the following upset prices:

fo he lodged at Bun7rui7t.2541/17. YALrf, Li;.00K, Silhorinio for

1:3, 11, 18, £15 emili; 17, £12.

Ipptiealioe, to be lodged at Gcraldion.3842/95.DEN1sHN, TIwil, 79, £14. Subject to the

payment, within 6o ,1as of sale, of the value of anyimprovements which Play exist on this lot.

2715/98.--pRorrii;,,R0E, Town, 23, £12. Subject tothe payment, AV: Inii days of sale, of the value ofany improveinch1s whi h may edist on this lot.

he lodged at Narrogin.3959/94.WILLI `05., Suburban for Cultivation, ,

£30. Subject to the payment, within 30 days of sale,of the value of any improvements which may exist onthis lot.

A np.ications to be lodger? at Perth.1212/91.I\IT. MAGNET, Town, 223, £1:5. Subject

to the paynint, ith 3" days of sale, of the value ofany improvements which may exist on this lot.

Reserve 10815 (E.S.) is hereby cancelled."Uppiicabibit 10 tc lodged at lima; /in.

0760/09.--N [PPER INC, Suburban for tub iv;108, £20. Subject to the t.ayment, within 30 i1

sale, of 'chi, value of any impiovements which mayon this lot.

Reserve 126(35 (Water Supply) is hereby reduced.Plans showing the arrangement of the lots referred

to are now obtainable at this office and the offices ofthe various Government Land Agents.

C. C. mormls,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE BUSI-1 FIRES ACT, 1902.Prohibited Periods.

Corr. 665/16 (Vol. 3).11 IS h,_ ecll"uev the Governor in Council has beenpleased to declare, under Section 5 of "The Bush FiresAct, 1902," that it shall be unlawful to set fire to thebush in the following Road District, during the periodsset out in the schpd le hereunder:

head Distriet and Prohibited Derio:! bathinclusive).

Dumbleyang. ' lit-rroof . .1st Octo-ber, 1921, to 6th Pe y, 1922. of 'Rabbit-proof Pe; ,; 9Ist metober, 1921, to :nth February,1922.

b'T. 1897.

HIS Excellency the r in Couniiii hasbeen pleased to a,. 'n under the provisions of theabove Act, Frank 11u rt Ti;even en as a Member of theCookernup Cemetery 1;oatd, 'vice ;fames Clarice, resigned.

[DECEmpuitt. 9, 1921.

GO VERN M 1NT LAND SALES.l'HE undermentioned allot,nents of land will he offeredfor sale, at public auction, co the dates and at theplaces .specified below:----

BEYERLEY.13-/ht,ii.),,,faber, 1921, at 3.30 p.m., at the 1 trict ands,,

(1e,'219, 3a. 2r,, £17.38, 39.1p., £16.

BRIDGETOWN.14thAciember, 1921, at 10.30 a.m., at the District Lands

Boy-up Brook'192, So. 2r. 28p., £20.Bridgetown'460, 2a. Jr. 1Sp., '468, '469, 2a. Or.

18p. each, £12 each; '725, 11a. Or. 30p., £20;'7:12, la. 1r. 1p., £10.

iinupTown, 5, Sr., £12.;111P--"SO, 5a. 2r. 10p., £12.

kulikuppTown, 1, 1r. 9p., £2 20, 38.2p., £15.MaujimupTce.u. 1r., £17; 110, EH, lr. each,

t.;pt ca,+; :8. 913., -£12; '224, 4a. lr.1111., £16; :y. : 241, *242, 6a. each,*252, 5a. or. 1 ; "-262, 9a. Or. 30p.,"264, 9a. Or. 29p., 'i:80 each.

tieilartcis ''7, 20a. 3r. 34p., £20.

BUNth December. 1921, at 3.30 p.m, at the Dish el LandsOffice

Drakeshrook---'274, 15a. 3r. 2013., £30.

PURTH.14th .December, 1921, at 11 a.ge., at Head Office

:WerthTown, Y196, approx. 30p., £990.KONDININ.

17th December, 1921, at 7 p.m.. at Agricultural HallKondininTOWM., 44, 45, 46, 48. 54, 55, 56, 1r.

15.8p. each, £12 each; 60, 61, 62, 71, 72, 73, 1r.1.6p. each, 30, 1r., £15 each; 43, 1r. 15p., 76, 77,78, 80, 81, 1r. each, £18 each; 74, lr. 15.1p., £20;82. 1r. 9.8p., 84, 85, 88, 1r. each, 23 each; 75,39.1p., 89, 1r., 13.6p., £26 each; *35, "36, '37, 5a.each, £15 each.

KALGOORLIE.21st D,...ont 1921, u/ 11 at the District Lands

U-1113::;1-11hr ) 08, 2r. 4p., £12.4 VS.

TOW11, 75, 76, 77, lr. each, £10 each; 78,Jr., £12.

PINJARRA.21s, Decrmip, 1921, at 11 a.m., at the Court House-

5a., £15.1iiye1litulup"89, 3a. 3r. 3813., £10.

it.. at the Court House'2- '228, 3a. Sr. 1Sp.

93rd December, 1921, aAloora"226, 5a.,

each, £32 each.

N MOG1N.24th December, 1921, at 2.30 p.m., at the District Lands

0 give--NarrojnTown, 265, 1r., £40; 916, 917, 1r. 36.5p.

each, £18 each; 920, Ir. 39.5p,, £25; 921, 1r. 39.5p£22; 930, lr. 39.5p., £20; 933, 2r. 9.5p., £20;937, Jr. 36p., £20; 052, Jr. 7.5p., £20; 955, 956,957, 958, Jr. Sp. each, £17 each; 959, lr. 7.5p.,£20; 980, Sr. Sp., £19; 961, 962, 1r. Sp. each, £15each; 968, lr. 12.5p., £16; 969, 1r. 12.5p., £20;970, 1r. 16.5p., £20; 971, 1r. 13p., £16; 972, lr.9p., £18; 971, 975, 976, 977, lr. Sp., each, £14each; 978, 1r. 7.5p., £1.5; 981, 982, 983, 1r. 1413.,each, £16 each; 984, Si'. 14p., £20; 085, lr. 11p.,£15; 986, 1r. 14.5p., £15; 987, lr. 17p., £15;988, 1r. 19p., £16; 989, 1r. 12.5p., £15; 990, lr.13p., £15; 994-, 1r. 1:15; 995, Er. 7.5p., £16;996, Jr. 7.51., £18; Sr. -10.5p., £22; 998,26.7p., £20; 1000, 1.r. £22; 1001, 1r. 16.5p.,£18: 1002. lr. 1003, "lr, 16.5p., £..0;

on 1095.

1054,each; 101_, 1, :18, 1019, 1020, 1023,£15 each; 101 ', ,E16 each; 1006, 1008,1010, 1021, 10i.:3, 1027, 1028, 1034, 1035, 1041,1012, 1048, 10492 £18 each; 1016, £10 (Note

Dr:null-m:1z 9, 1921. GOVIERNMENT GAZ HIT TE,

Lots shown without areas are of approximately-11-311. e11,11): 107S, lr. 3p., £16; 1079, 1080,

10,81, :1039, 1098, 1.r. each, £13 each; 1083,Ir., £10; 1054, lr., £17; 1085, lr., £18; 10S6, 1.r.,£20; 1091, 1093, 1090, 1097, lr. each, £12 each;1236, 3r. 7.3p., £12; 1237, 3r. 7.2p., £12; 1241,8r. 7.1p., £16; 1264, 1265, 1266, Ir. 10.4p. each,£40 each; 678, 3r. 34p., £10; 687, Oa., £20; 68S,

2311., £14; 765, 3a., £12;766, 0a., £18; 790, Oa., £20; 794,79o. early 796, 4a. 3r. 3Sp., £14;797, £10 each.

"Suburban cultivation, five years.This lot v ill he sold subject to the, value of the im-

provements, which will he assessed on the date of thesale, the payment. of such value to be made to theMinister for Lands -within 30 days from the date of thesale, failure to to render the sale null and void.'the material on the ground, which is not on the dateof the sale included in the structure, may be removedby any person acting under the authority of the Minis-ter ('or Lands within 30 days.

The purchaser will have the option of taking, in lieuof a grant of the fee simple, a lease under the Regula-tions at the scheduled capital value nearest the upsetprice for the term of 99 years, and a premium equal tothe amount of his bid in excess of the upset price.

All improvements on the land offered for sale are theproperty of the Crown, and shall be paid for as theMinister may direct.

Plans and further particulars of these sales may heobtained at this offfix. Land sold to a depth of 200 feetbelow the natural surface, except in mining districts,where it is granted to a depth of 40 feet only.

C. 0. MORRIS,Under Secretaily for Lands.

LAND OPEN FOR SELECTION.Department of Lands and Surveys,

2730/20. Perth, 13th August, 1920.IT is hereby notified, for general information, that theareas scheduled hereunder will be available for selectionunder "The Land Act, 189S," and its amendments, onand after the dates set out in the schedules.

Such areas shall be open to selection by the specialclasses of selectors hereinafter named in the followingorder of preference., unless otherwise stated:

(I) Under "The Discharged Soldiers' SettlementAct, 191.8," by "Discharged Soldiers" withinthe meaning' of paragraphs (a), (b), and (c)of the interpretation of the term in Section 3of that Act, and "Dependants" within themeaning of that term in the said section.

(2) Under "The Land Act, 1S98," by ex-BritishSoldiers who were on active service in the latewar.

(3). Under "The Land Act, 1898," by MunitionWorkers in the late war.

(4) Under "The Land Act, 1898," by ordinary selec-tors.

In the event of an applicant other than a DischargedSoldier under subparagraph (1) obtaining a block with-in a Repurchased Estate, the term of the lease andconditions of payment will be subject to re-adjustmentin accordance with the provisions of "The Agricul-tural Land Purchase. Act, 1909."

The areas- marked thus ;;; have been approved assuitable for the settlement of Discharged Soldiers undersubparagraph (1), and application may be made foradvances thereon under the provisions of "The Dis-charged Soldiers' Settlement Act., 1918."

The areas marked thus ' are open under Part VI.Applications must he lodged at the 1.mcal Land Office

for the district' in which the land is situated, and shouldbe lodged on or before the date specified.

All applications lodged on or 1-,efore such date willbe treated as having been received on the closing day,and if there are more applicants than one of the classentitled to preference for any block the application tobe granted will be determined by the Land Board.

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Should any lands remain unselected such will continue;available until applied for or otherwise dealt with.

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

If all applicant wishes to appear before the LandBoard in person he may apply to the Head Of or tothe, (led: in Charge of any of the District or BranchLand Offices for a. certificate to the Railway Department,which, on presentation at the nearest Railway Station,will entitle him to a Return Ticket, at Excursion Rates,to the place where the Board will sit, available for sevendays from the date of issue.

The selector of a Homestead Farm from any locationavailable under Part VITT. must take the balance there-of, if any., under Conditional Purchase.

The prices quoted hereunder (exclusive of the valueof ivq)rovements, if any, and survey fees, and landacquired by the Crown under "The Agricultural LandsPurchase Act, 1909," or otherwise for settlement) arereduced by one-half to Discharged So'diers only.

SCHEDULES.

NOW OPEN,P ERTH LAND Al) EN(.1Y.

'Swan District (near Barra-goon Lake).Corr. No. 2131/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII_ (Plan 29/80,

El.)Location 3043 (part of Location 2421), comprising

about 380 acres; subject to survey, classification, andpricing.

Swan. District (near Bookine).Corr. No. 6252/21.Unit under Parts VT. and VIII. (Plan 30/80, F4.)Location 3038 (part of Location 2421), comtrising

42 acres, at Os. 9d. per acre (classification, page 4 of6232/21).

Proviso.Any phosphatic deposits found on this laudare to be reserved ifor the exclusive right of the Crown.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 14th DECEMBER, 1921.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Kent District (about 20 miles North-East of Ong erup)Corr. No. 9179/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 419/80,

A4, 418/80, F4.)Kent Location 706, containing 1,000 acres, at 7s. 3d.

per acre; price to be reduced to Os. per acre if poisoneradicated within five. years (classification, page 5 of2097/13); subject to Agricultural Bank mortgage withLocations 606 and 607 on Plan 418/80; being N.Mellardy's forfeited Conditional Purchase Lease11772/56.

Plantagenet District (about two miles North ofMarb ellup Townsite).

Corr. "No. 5738/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 451/80, B4.)Plantagenet Location 3348, comprising 260 acres, at

ls. 6d. per acre (classification, page 12 of 12528/11) ;being T. R. Barrett's cancelled Conditional PurchaseLease and Homestead Farm 31966/55 and 17600/74respectively.

Plantagenet District (about three mi'es North-East ofDenmark Townsite).

Corr. No. 103/10.Open under Parts VI. and VITT. (Plan 4520/40,

E4.)Location 2757. comprising 160 acres, at 1.0s. 6d. per

acre (classification. rage 26 of 105/10); subject topayment of Agricultural Bank mortgage (£.75) plus in-terest to 30/6/21 of VS 1.s. 96.; being T. Harrison'sforfeited Homestead Farm 13622/74.


Plantagenet District (about one vii-c North ofTenterden Townsitc).

Corr. No. 6611/10.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 445/80,

Al.)Location 1534, comprising 160 acres, at 15s. 3d. per

acre (including improvements) (classification, page 39of 6611/10) being W. A. Betts' forfeited HomesteadFarm 14700/74.

BRIDGETOWN LAND AGENCY.Nelson District (near Darradup).

Corr. No. 4976/21.Open under Part V., Section 60. (Plan 439D/40, A3.)The area, containing about 10 acres, bounded on the

South and South-Westward by Road No. 1542; on theNorth by Location 264; and on the East by Road No.2976; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.Reserve 15975 is hereby reduced.

GERALDTON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (near Ridley's Pool),


E3.)Victoria Location 7577, containing 40 acres 0 roods

10 perches, at 5s. per acre. Reserve 12653 is herebycancelled.

Victoria District (about five miles North of WhelarraTownsite).

Corr. No. 3869/20.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 1600/40,

D & E3.)Location 6205, containing 160 'acres, at lls. 9d. per

acre (classification, page 4 of 6080/13); being S. R.:Exten's cancelled application.

KATANNING LAND AGENCY.

Nelson District (about six miles South-ilicst ofPemberton).

Corr. No. 5898/12.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 442C/40,

D3.)Nelson Location 5074, containing 218 acres, at lls.

per acre (classification, page 22 of 5898/12) ; being G.Thomson's cancelled Conditional Purchase and Home-stead Farm Lease Nos. 18516/74 and 31989/55.

Open only to persons who own no other land. Sub-

Kojonup District (about six miles East of Nyabing).Corr. No. 71/13.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 418/80,

Al.)Location I Area. Priceea.No. r per acre.

6743

6744

acres.247

778

Remarks.

s. d.0 13 6 Subject to payment for existing

improvements.0 0 6 Subject to payment for existing

improvements.

ject to special conditions governing selection of landin this District.

Sussex District (about six miles South-West ofBusselton).

Corr. No. 5831/05.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 413/80, C3.)Location 531, comprising 148 acres 3 roods, at 16s. 6d.

Price per acre will be reduced to 10s. Gd. and 4s. Gd.per acre respectively if poison be eradicated in fiveyears (classifications, pages 29 and 30 of 12900/10 re-spectively) ; .subject to the payment of the AgriculturalBank's interest to 30/6/21 of £75 12s. Gd. and the tak-.big over of the mortgage of £383 18s. 7d. to that in-stitution; being W. D. & K. D. Brown's cancelledConditional Purchase Lease 36043/55.

per acre (including survey fee and improvements),(classification, page 10 of 5331/05) ; being .T. H.Stobo 's forfeited Homestead Farm 6800/74.

Nelson District (about six sails South-East of WeinupHill, on ToneRiver, about 25 mi'e,s East of Balbarrup).

Corr. No. 3759/08.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 443/SO,

C & D1.)

LocationNo.

3669

3667

Area.

acres.1051

103

Priceper acre.

s. d.

Remarks.

Subject to Classification andpricing.

Subject to Classification andpricing.

Kent District (about 14 mites North-East of Ossgerup).Corr. No. 8185/12.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 418/80,

F4, 419/SO, A4.)

LocationNo.

606

607

Area. I Priceper acre.

acres. £ s. d.1,000 0 7 0

1,000 0 6 6

Reducedprice. if

poison beeradicatedwithin 5

years.

s. d.0 2 0

0 2 0

Remarks.

Classification, p. 17 of2909/12.

Classification, p. 18 of2909/12.

(Location 706 of to Agricultural(Subject to limitation of area placed au selection in this district.)

Being W. Mottram 's forfeited Conditional PurchaseLeases 20637/55 and 20635/55.

Nelson District (about four miles North-East ofBridgetown) .

Corr. No. 2098/16.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 439B/40, El.)Location 6882, containing 51 acres 2 roods 3 perches,

at 15s. 6d. per acre (classification, are 12 of .3346/15);subject to regulation governing limitation of areaselected in this District; being J. P. Ryan's forfeitedConditional Purchase Lease 35914/55.

BUNBURY LAND AGENCY.Wellington District (Big Brook).

Corr. No. 5317/06.Open under Part V. (Plan 183C/40, 1)8 & 4.)Wellington Location 2096, comprising 100 acres, at

20s. per ,acre, including uss rov2ments (classification,page 74 of 5317/06) ; being 0. 0. Gibbs' cancelledConditional Purchase Lease 16274/55.

also part securityBank.) Subject to payment of Agricultural Bankmortgage (£577 4s. 2c1.) plus interest to 31/12/1920of £52 16s. 9d.; being Jas. and N. McHardy's forfeitedConditional Purchase Leases 33424/55, 18728/74, and18729/74.

Plantagenet District (about three miles North ofTingerup).

Corr. .No. 5960/03.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 436/80, B3.)Location 1179, comprising 160 acres, at 17s. Gd. per

acre (including survey fee and improvements) (classi-fication, page 79 of 5960/03); being W. Patrick's for-feited Homestead Farm 2762/74.

NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Ninghan District (about 13 miles East-North-East of

.Tionduit).Corr. No. 4867/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 56/80,

Al.)Ninghan Location 108, containing 500 acres; subject

to classification and pricing.

DEcEmuss 9, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2555

Melbourne District (about 7' miles South-TY est ofPithara Townsite).

Corr. No. 8447/1.9.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plan 64/80, B2.)Location 2699, comprising 999 acres, at lls. per acre

(includes improvements) (classification, page 41 of4356/13) ; being C. B. Pearson's forfeited ConditionalPurchase Leases 21571/74 and 11615/68.

BRIDGETOWNNelson. District

Corr. No. 9236/12.Open under PartNelson Location

per acre, includingconditions governingDistrict (classification,and boundaries of

GERALDTONVictoria. District (about

Corr. No. 3868/20.Open under Parts

D & E3.)

LAND AGENCY.(adjoining Wilga Townsite).

V., Section 60. (Plan 414/40B, P2.)8815, comprising 5 acres, at 16s.improvements; subject to the special

the selection of land in the Nelsonpage 144 of 9236/12). The area

Wilga ToWnsite are hereby amended.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.Canning District (about two miles East of Pickering

Brook) .Corr. No. 7357/19.Open Under Part V., Section 57. (Plan Piesse's Brook,

Sheet 4.)The unsurveyed area, containing about 0 acres 1 rood

0 perches, bounded by lines commencing at the North-East corner of Calming, Location S57, and extending1.02deg.' 54min. to the North boundary of Location 446;thence West along the latter and North along part ofthe East boundary of said Location 857 to the startingpoint; subject to survey, classification, and pricing.

Available to the holders of adjoining land only.

LAND, AGENCY.six miles North of Whelarra).

V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 1600/40,

LocationNo. Area. Price

per acre. Remarks.

61636164

t729O17291

acres.210120

abt. 1000130

s. 0.10 610 0

Classification, p. 7 of 1905/14.Classification, p. 9 of 1903/14.Subject to survey, classification,

and pricing.

District( Piesse's Drools) Canning (Piesse's Gully).Corr. No. 7633/20.Open under Part V. and Section 60. (Plan 1C/40.)

Being S. R. Exten's cancelled application.1-Location 7290, starting from the North-East corner

of Location 6164, Northward about 80 chains; thenceLocation

No. Area.

a. r. p.25 0 28

26 1 12

Price perLocation.

£ s. d.

42 0 0

62 0 0

Remarks. West about 155 chains; thence South to the North-Westcorner of Location 6207, and -bounded on the South byLocations 6207, 6205, 6163, and 6164.

'Location 7291, being that piece of unsurveyed landwithin Locations 4928, 6165, 6164, and 7312.

t782

781

(tThis location open under Section 60 only.)

Being W. A. Pritchard 's forfeited Leases 1782/60and 22037/74.

WAGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (about four miles North -East of

Dumbleyung).Corr. 4621/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 408A/40,

C1 & 2.)

LocationNo. Area.

11573

11571

acres.

346

Priceper acre.

s. d.

0 12 0

Remarks.

{Classification, p. 8 of 4621/20.Price per acre reducible to Os.

if poison be eradicated withinfive years.

Being Wm. H. Lowndes' abandoned Grazing LeaseNo. 13208/68.

Kojonup District (near Norring Lake).Corr. No. 1703/90.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 409C/40,

D3.)Kojonup Location 7756, containing about 237 acres,

at 12s. 3d. per acre; subject to survey. Reserve 7921 ishereby cancelled.

KATANNI.NG LAND AGENCY.liojonny District.

Corr. No. 5159/19.Open under Part V. (Plan 43713/40, A3.)The soil contained within the closed road along the

West boundary of Location 5656, at 15s. per acre.This land is available only to the holders of land

a butting thereon.Crown Grant of this land will not be issued before

those of adjoining blocks in the same name.

NARROGIN LAND AGENCY.Williams District (one mile North-W est of Dudimin).

Corr. No. 10680/11.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 386/80, Dl,

386/A40, Cl.)Williams Location 10730, comprising 160 acres, at

16s. 60. per acre; price per acre to be reduced to 15s.if poison be eradicated within five years (classification,page 4 of 10680/11) ; being A. E. Parr's cancelledHomestead Earns No. 17365/74.

.NORTHAM LAND AGENCY.Ninghan District (11 miles North of Gabbin).

Corr. No. 9152/12.

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1921.ALBANY LAND AGENCY.

Plantagenet District (near Parry Inlet).Corr. No. 6499/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 456A/40,

Cl.)Plantagenet Location 5459, comprising 390 acres 2

Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 66/80,A4.)

LocationNo. Area. Price

per acre.

14801481

acres.955956

£ s. d.0 10 00 7

roods 24 perches, at 7s. 6d. per acre.

Plantagenet District (about 10 miles East of Kendinuy).Corr. No. 3353/20.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 443/80, C3.)Plantagenet Location 4012, comprising 812 acres 1

rood 3 perches, excluding the road, at 5s. 3d. per acre(classification, page '47 of 3353/20); being A. G. hill'scancelled Grazing Lease No. 14013/68.

Avon District (near Coolamen, about 18 miles East-South-East of Bencubbin).


P3.)Avon Location 14131, containing 1,000 acres; subject

to classification and pricing, and subject to the Govern-

2550 GO V ERNM T GA.ZETTE, -W.A. [DECtoinEu, 9, 1921.

menu retaining the right to resume for railway pur-poses, railway stations, townsite, water supply, andother public purposes any land required, and no com-pensation to be given for resumption except for theactual value of any improvements that nay be resumed.

Avon District.Corr. No. 6873/07, Vol. 2.Open under Part V. (Plan 3C/40, D3.)The soil contained within the closed load_ along the

South-Western boundary of Location 8830 and part ofthe South-Eastern boundary of Location 7760, at 15s.per acre.

This land is available only to the holders of landabutting thereon.

Crown Grant of this land will not be issued beforethose of adjoining blocks in the same name.

Avon District (near clocking).Corr. No. 6534/11.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 33/80,

E3.)Location 23159, containing 18 acres; subject to classi-

fication and pricing. .% vailable to the holders of ad-joining land only. Reserve 13583 is hereby cancelled.

Open for general selection, order of preference not toapply.

..,Iron District (about sir miles South -E as t of ICorr. No. 3825/20.Open under Parts VI. and V.CII. (Plan 34/80, B3.)

Location I Price perArea.No acre. Remarks.

a. r. p. 4' s. d.122028 [ 160 0 0

1t901 11,126 0 0 10 6 9 ; Classification page 20 of 9614/1

Unsurveved Homestead. Farm p3rtion of T.,88:11ool 11917, to hnselected to,rernor at eye coing A. S. ).3onH.F. and Grazing; Lease Nos. 21916/74 and 12826/68.

IV inanity District (about 10 anides East of Kondllt).Corr. No. 8283/19.Open under Parts V. and VIII. (Plans 57/80, El,

5(i /80, Al..)Ninghan twealion 1059, comprising 160 acres, at los.

6d. per acre (classification, page 3 of 17313/10) ; beingE. 51. Evans' cancelled Conditional Purchase ;Applica-tion.

Cones. 5564/20.Open under Part V., Section 55, of " The Laud Act, 1898," as modified by the provisions of " The Agricultural Lands

Purchase Act, 1909."

-40011 Liariet (U"itt iVorlh -lCest of lryola).Corr. No. 9041/12.Open under farts VI. and VIII. (Plan 26C/40, :D3.)Avon Location 20362, comprising 607 acres, at 5s. 6d.

per acre (classification, page 4 of 9041/12) ; subject tothe pa.yment of the Agricultural Bank's mortgage of£1.50 and interest to date; being .3. II. Binnie 's cance=lled Grazing Lease 7973/68.

Melbourne District (two miles Hest of Kononyorring).Corr. No. 3432/21.Ot.en under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 3213/40, Dl.)

elbourne Location 2151, comprising 1,150 acres, atOs. rd. Fer acre (classification, page 56 of 1715/10) ;

to the payment of the Agricultural Bank mort-1152 15s. 8d. and interest to 31/6/21 of £10 13s.

1011.; mg J. AVIlite 's cancelled Grazing Lease No.14172,

11'icteria District (about 11 miles East of Buntine).Corr. No. 7569/20.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plans 89/80,

II & El, 96/80, D4.)Location

No. Area. Priceper acre.

4 440444144444 44 5

Beingapplication.

acres.998090999999

£ S. d.0 7 90 9 30 10 00 7 9

Remarks.

Classification, p. 19 of 7332/09.Classification, p. 18 of 7332/09.Classification, p. 17 of 7332/09.Classification, p. 16 of 7332/09.

ndoned Conditional Purchase

Avon District (about Di!, miles North of 'Facet).Corr. No. 1318/11.Open under Parts VT. and VIII. (Plan 2611/40, 133.)Avon Location 17341, containing 1,427 acres, at (is.

Per acre (classification, page 3 of 1318/11) (ex. roadsand reserves) ; subject to the payment of the Agri-cultural Bank 's mortgage of £27 1.0s. and interest to30/6/21, £5 Ifs. 8d.; being. S. O. Gillespie's cancelledGrazing and Conditional Purchase Leases 6489/68 and31774/55.

Avon District (-. miles (Vest of Belka).Corr. No. 11457/12.Open under Parts VI. and VIII. (Plans 4/80, E 1,

25/80, E4.)A von Location 18390, containing 1,406 acres, at 7s.

I'd. nor acre; subject to payment for existing improve-ments (classification, page 11 of 7218/11) ; being V. C.Evans' cancelled Leases 19088/74, 32884/55, and8239/68.

PERTH LAND AGENCY.

PYRTON REPURCHASED ESTATESWAN DISTRICT.

PlanPyrton Estate.

Open for General Selection subject to ordinary conditions of preference.

Location No

2979 ...2980 ...2981 ...2974 ...2976 ...2978 ...

I

Area.

a. r. p.14 3 3413 3 3314 1 34.0 2 0

14 3 3114 3 38

Price per acre,including im-provements.

s. d.45 0 045 0 043 0 040 0 045 0 045 0 0

Purchase Honey,including im-provements.

s. d.673 6 3628 0 8621 17 920 0 0

672 9 5674 8 9

?irst half-year'sinterest

capitalised.

s. d.693 10 3646 17 6640 10 1120 12 0

692 12 11694 13 5

Four and a-half I Half-yearly in-years' interest stalments for bal-payable half- ante of term, 25yearly at 6 percent. years.

£ s. d.20 16 1

19 8 1

19 4 40 12 4

20 15 720 16 10

£ s. d.26 19 225 2 1124 18 0

0 16 026 18 627 0 0

Blocks bracketed together to be selected as one holding.Subject to Agricultural Bank mortgage.Being S d. ildcLaughlan's W. Barrett's, J. Benson's, T.' R. Barrett's, and J. Ryan's abandoned Leases 20/1665,

20/1696, 20/1676, 20/1084, and 20/1711.

DIF.C.Emfint 9, 1921.1 GOYEICI\11:1 GAZETTE, -W.A. 2557

OPEN WEDNESDAY, 4th JANUARY, iS :22.AL BAN Y .LA NI) AGENCY.

P ontagenet District (ncar Kronkutp).Corr. No. 702/20.Open under Part V., Section 55. (Plan 4174/40, Al.)Torbay Lot No. 209 (llenn i rk Estate), 21 acres 3

roods 20 perches, at 15s. per am ; Torbay Lot No. 141(Den rk Esl ate), 11 acres 2 roods 22 ITrches, at. 111s.Cd. per acre (class!' 1(i of 702/20).

BE VERL (' LAND AGENCY.A con Distinct! about 3.1/, 1111 Cs North-

;::11 of P(ngelly).Corr. No. ;(.1Olen under Pa ris V., A 1., and V111,. (Plan 378A/40,

111.)A.A. Lot 254, comprising 21 acres 0 roods 19 perches ;

subject to classification and pricing. Reserve 7821(17.8.) is hereby cancelled.

BIWA 11.1'110W N LAND AG INCY.II'e(iingtau District.

Core. No. (0109/06.Open under Part V. (Plan 41311/40, FL)The soil contained within the closed portion of Road

No. 3497, bounded on the Northward by the Southernboundaries of Stirling' Estate Lots 3, 4, and 5, and onthe Southward by a line one chain :from and parallel tosaid boundaries, at per acre.

This hold is available only to the holders of landa butting thereon.

B LINEI Rl{ LAND A I1N V.Murray District (about 31/, ilt-East of

Dralcesbrool,-).corr. No. 6819/08.Open under Part V., Section 60. (1 llan 38313/40,

D 1.)Location 1257, comprising about 7 acres ; sub :lee 1 to

survey, classification, and pricing. Reserve 1 i 1.sshereby reduced.

ESP E RANT LAN D AGENCY.Docrauce District (am. Lake ll'articv).

Corr. No. 1271/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and V It ( Plan 423/8(1,

D4.)Location 580, containing about 400 acres, bounded by

lines commencing, at a point on the North-Eastern sideof a two-chain road in prolongation East of the Northboundary of Location 391, and extending Smith-East-ward along said side of road to a point op posite theSouth- East corner of Location 577; thence West alongthe South boundary of the latter ; thence South alongpart of the East boundary of Location 397 for about18 chains ; thence East to the South-Western boundaryof Location 82S; thence North-Westward along thelatter to a point East of the starting point ; thence\Vest to the starting. point ; subject to survey, classifica-tion, and pricing.

TON LAND AGENCY.Victoria District (about two miles t.S.E. of Cliff Beady

Corr. No. 312/20,Open under Parts 111., VI., and Vi II. (Plan 93/80,

)

Victoria Location 7142, containing 4,998 acres 2roods 10 perches, at 4s. per acre ; classification, p. 9 of312 /20; subject to the conditions applying to selectionof land within a Pastoral Lease in the South -WestDivision ; being C. J. Pell's cancelled application.

i(I /TI Aol LAND AGE N11:011 District (about 15 miles Sonth-East of 1Vaddein

Hill).Corr. No. 0733/21.Open under Parts V., VI., and VIII. (Plan 5/80, D

& E 4.)Ti e unsurveyed area lately temporarily reserved, con-

tainim; 2,000 acres, bounded by lines commencing at thei:ast corner of Avon Location 19302 and extend-s, 200 chains, and South 100 chains; the opposite

I em: des being parallel and equal.Subject to survey, classification, and pricing'; also toalien t ions for Agricultural Bank advances being con-deed entirely on their merits.

Ni;on District (el Fitt miles West of Koorda).(`orr. No. 4350/13.Open und Parts VI. and VIII. (Plan 56/80, D2

& 3.)Local h.; comprising 82 acres 2 roods, at 5s. 6d.

per acre (c1a., LZVIO11, page 37 of 4350/13, Vol. 1).

AMA District (near Mt. Shackleton).Corr. No. 5976/12.!)pen under Palls C I, and VIII. (Plan 4/80, D4.)Location 20482, cornir'sine: 627 acres, at 6s 3d. per

acre (classification, I:: 17 of 5976/12).C. Cr. MORRIS,

Under Secretary for Lands.

LAND OPEN FUR, PASTORAL LEASING.Under Part N. of "The Land Act, 1893."

IT is hereby notified that the land described hereunderwill be again available for general selection under PartX. of "The Land Act, 1398," and its amendments, onau, after the dates specified:OPEN WEDNESDAY, 14th DECEMBER, 1921.

GERALDTON DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.South -West Division.

Nil:, District, about 20 miles East of LathamSiding.

Corres. 6848/20. (Plan 96/SO, E. Sc F. 234.)I'll \T portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about' 775 acres; being late. Pastoral Lease 2561/93, afterthe excision of Locations 419 and 431, and all that por-tion of unsurveyed land bounded on the North by theSouth boundary of late Pastoral Lease 2561/93; on theSouth by the Northern boundaries of Locations 406,407, 533; on the East by the Western boundary of Pas-toral Lease 3679/98, and on the West by the Easternshore of Lake Monger, comprising about 5,281 acres,atter the excision of Locations 378, 415, 416, and 417;being E. Summed:ayes' cancelled Pastoral Lease appli-cation.

PERTH DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.North-TVest Division.

Windeil District, on the Angelo River and TunnelCreek.

Comes. 4020/20. (Plans 79, 80, 91, and 92/300.)THE vacant Crown lands within the area bounded bylines commencing at the South-West corner of PastoralLease 1488/96, and extending North along the latter'sWest boundary and that of Pastoral Lease 1073/96 toa point West of the North-West corner of PastoralLease 1262/96; thence East passing along the Northboundary of said Pastoral Lease 1262/92 to a pointNorth of the North-East corner of Pastoral Lease

11212/96; thence South to the latter's South-East cor-ner; thence East to a point North of the North-Westcorner of Pastoral Lease 415/97; thence South passingalong the latter's West boundary to a point East of

corner of Pastoral Lease 3129/96;the latter's South boundary to a

of the South-East corner of Pastoral Leasece North passing along the latter's Easta point East of the starting point; thence

o the starting point.bo, I

West


OPEN WEDNESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1921.GERALDTON DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.

South -BestMurchison District, near Warranjabba Spring, about

26 miles North of Geraldine Mine.Corres. 662/15. (Plan 56/300.)

THAT portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about30,000 acres; being R. Pepper's cancelled PastoralLease 2546/93.

PERTH DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.Eastern Division.

Nabberu District, near Lake Maitland..Corres. 7912/20. (Plan 52/300.)

THAT portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about100,000 acres; being cancelled Pastoral Lease 3017/97,in the name of Thomas Crameri.

Kimberley Division.Lyman District, about 12 miles S.F. of Mt. Lapt.v.Corms. 4294/20. (Plan 133/300.)

THAT portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about45,800 acres; being cancelled Pastoral Lease 2010/98,in the name of F. W. Hay.

SOUTHERN CROSS :DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE.Eastern Division.

l'ilgant and Warring Districts (near 115 and 120Mile Pegs, .nabbit-proof Fence).

Corres. 7654/20. (Plan 36/300.)THAT portion of unsurveyed land, comprising about100,000 acres; being E. Recliner's abandoned Pas-toral Lease 2974/97.

Eastern Division.Yilgarn District, near 105 Mile Peg, Rabbit-proof

Fence.Corres. 7608/20. (Plan 36/300.)

TI1AT portion of unsurveyeel laud, comprising about100,000 acres; being R. A. Grant's abandoned PastoralLease No. 2966/97.

C. G. MORRIS,Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.WHEREAS Biggins Brothers, being the owners ofland over or along which the undermentioned road in theCHBALLING Road District passes, have applied to theCuballing Road Board to close the said road, which ismore particularli described hereunder, that is to say:-

3353/21.C. 120.-The sin veyed road along the East boundary

of Williams Location 3320, from a surveyed road at itsNorth-East corner to a surveyed road at its South-Eastcorner. (Plan 378B/40, D2.)

WI:1E101A. Alfred Salmon, being the owner of landover or along which the undermentioned road in theDENMARK Road District passes, has applied to theDenmark Road Board to close the said road, which ismore paiticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

7758/19.No. D. 112.-The surveyed roads, as hereunder set

out:1.. The surveyed road along the South and part of

the Eastern boundaries of Denmark Estate Lot 421,from its South-V,restern corner to Road No. 6393.

2. The surveyed road throitgli Plantagenet Location2019, from Road above described to Road No. 6393.(Plan 452/40. D4.)

WHEREAS G. Matson, being the owner of land overor along which the undermentioned road in the DUNI-BEE': Ci'1; Load District passes, has applied to theDumbly:, ung Road Board to close the said road, whichis more particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:-

Corr. 7061/20.D. 116.-The surveyed road passing through Williams

Location 10687; from Road No. 5604, at its South-Westcorner, to a surveyed road at its North-East corner.(Plan 387/80, A4.)

S John Edgar Rowe, on behalf of the Gnow-Agricultrual and Pastoral Society, being the

owner of land over or along which the undermentionedroad in the GNOWANGERUP Road District passes, hasapplied to the Gnowangerup Road Board to close thesaid road, which is more particularly described here-under, that is to say:

Corr. 9093/08.178.-The surveyed road passing along the North-

Eastern boundaries of Gnowangerup Lots 212, 213, and214; from the North corner of Lot 212 to the Eastcorner of Lot 214, Also the surveyed road passingalong the North-Western boundary of Gnowangerup Lot204 from its 'West to its North corner. (Plan Gnaw-angerup Townsite.)

WHEREAS Stanley Walter :{Iollibone, being the ownerof land over or along which the undermentioned road inthe NAT.\ N INC Road District passes, has appliedto the Katauning Road Board to close the said road,which is more particularly described hereunder, that isto say:

7121/20.K. 116.-The surveyed road along the East and South-:Thum boundaries of Kojoimp Location 5327; from its

North -East to its South-West corners.Also the surveyed road passing, through Location

;0327: from the road above described on its East boun-dary to its West boiiiu (Plan 417/80, Dl.)

WHEREAS Henry A. :Einnigan, being the owner ofland over or along which the undermentioned road inthe N A l010(lil N Road District pass-es, has applied tothe Narrogin Road Board to close the said road, whichis more particularly described hereunder, that is tosay:-

2009/8.150.-The .surveyed road along the North boun-

dary .1.fcation 4811; from a surveyed roadat its Ncdl:-West c,OYner to its North-East corner.(put!: in), A & Tu.)

WHEREAS E. Hirsch:111er, A. .1. and L. A. Hesford,being the owners of land over or along which the under-mentioned road in the PERENJORIMOROWA RoadDistrict passes, have applied to the Perenjori-MorowaRoad Board to close the said road, which is more par-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

3194/10.P. 74.--The whole of Road No. 5746, passing through

Victoria Locations 4768 and 4769; from the Easternboundary of Victoria Location 4133 to Road No. 5563,along the South-Western side of the Mullewa-WonganHills Railway Reserve. (Plan 1.22/80, F4.)

WHEREAS Edward O'Dea and Thomas H. Halse, beingthe owners of land over or along which the under-mentioned road in the VICTORIA PLAINS Road Dis-trict passes, have applied to the Victoria Plains RoadBoard to close the said road, which is more particularlydescribed hereunder, that is to say:

4130/7.V. 35.-The surveyed roads as hereunder set out:1. That portion of Road No. 4789 in Melbourne, Lo-

cation 182S; from 'Road No. 3313 to Road No. 6488.2. The surveyed road along the East boundary of

Melbourne Location 977 and part of the South boun-dary of Location 2608; from Road No. 3313 at theNorth -East corner of the former local ion to said roadoil the South bomulary of the latter localion.

3. That portion of a surveyed ron,i along part ofthe East boundary of the Bolgart Railway ExtensionReserve, from Road No. 6488 to closure described inparagraph 2 above.

DECEMBER, 9, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2559

4. That portion of Road No. 3313 passing throughthe Calingiri Townsite Reserve and Melbourne Loca-tions 260S and 1828; from Road No. 2304, in saidTownsite Reserve, to one chain North of the Northboundary of Location 1436. (Plan 32/80, B2.)

WHEREAS H. J. Pederick, being the owner of landover or along which the undermentioned road hi theWAGIN Road District passes, has applied to the WaginRoad Board to close the said road, which is more par-ticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

4753/20.AV. 271.The surveyed road passing along the East

boundary of Ko.ionup Location 5461, part of the Northand the East boundary of Location 3112, the Eastboundary of Location 2709, and part of the East boun-dary of Location 5706; from the North-West corner ofLocation 473, to one chain South of the South-Westcorner of Location 2798. (Plan 409c/40.)

WHERE.AS Bevan and Mckil lister, being the ownersland over or along winch the undermentioned road in

lie WA Cd N Road District passes, have applied to theWagin Road Board to close the said road, which ismore particularly described hereunder, that is to say:

1107/21.AV. 272.The surveyed road along the East boun-

daries of Williams Locations 8080 and 2304; from asurveyed road at the North-East corner of the formerlocation, to a surveyed road at the South-East cornerof the latter location. (Plan 40913/40, P2.)

WHEREAS the Minister for Lands, being the owner ofland over or along which the undermentioned road inthe YORK Road District passes, has applied to the YorkRoad Board to close the said road,. which is more par-ticularly described, hereunder, that is to say:

3550/20.Y. 28.That portion of Road No. 30 in the Gn'amby-

gine Estate, as shown on Original Plan No. 1959, itsWestern side being contiguous with part of the Easternside of the York-Beverley Railway Reserve, and con-taining an area of 3 roods. (Gwambygine Estate.)

WHEREAS William Guy Haines, being the owner ofland over or along which the undermentioned road inthe AVON Road District possos, has applied to theAvon Road Board to close the said road, which is moreparticularly described hereunder, that is to say:

.4 voTh.596/97.A. 78 (Regazettal).That portion of Road No. 2850

passing along the East boundary of Avon Location17704 and part of the East boundary of Location 8983;from the North-East corner of the former location to aclosed road one chain South of the North-East cornerof the latter location. (Plan 343B/40.)---

And whereas such applications have been duly pub-lished in the Government Gazette:

And whereas the said Boards have assented to thesaid applications:

And whereas the Governor in Executive Council hasconfirmed the said assents:

It is hereby notified that the said roads are closed.Dated this 9th day of December, 1921.

C. G. MORRIS,-Under Secretary for Lands.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Department of Lands and Surveys,

Perth, 9th December, 1921.IT is hereby declared that the undermentioned landshave been set apart. taken, or resumed under Section17 of "The Public, Works Act, 1902," for the purposeof new roads, that is to say:

BEVERLEY.2508/17.Extension of Road No. 3596.A strip of land, one

chain wide, leaving a' terminal of the present road atthe South-East corner of Avon Location 6127 and ex-tending, as surveyed, North and East along part ofthe East boundary of said location and the South boun-dary of Location 8625 to its South-East corner; thenceNorth-East, through Locations 11306 and 12346 to a

surveyed road, passing through Location 21634 and fol-lowing' said surveyed road Eastward (as shown on Dia-gram No. 4259S) through Location 21634 to Road No.3392 on its East boundary.

2 acres 2r. 12p. being resumed from Avon Location21634. (Plan 3D/40.)

ARMADALE-KELMSCOTT.3919/19.Extension of Road No. 6242.A strip of land, 50

links wide (widening in parts), leaving a terminal ofthe present road on the West boundary of Lot 23 ofCanning Location 32, and extending in a general South-erly direction (as shown on L.T.O. Plan No. 4441 andO.P. No. 2632), passing along part of the East boun-dary of Lot 26, the Western boundary of Lot 24,through Lots 28 and 29 and along the South-Westernboundary of Lot 30 to a. surveyed road at its Southerncorner.

5 acres 2r. 21p. being resumed from Canning Location32.

1 acre 3r. 6p, being resumed from Canning Lot 28.0 acres 3r. 39p. being resumed from Canning Lot 29.

(Plan 34113/40, LE)

DALWALLTNU.4508/21.Road No. 6562.A strip of land, one chain wide,

leaving the Northern sidle of a surveyed road in theNugadon Townsite Reserve, near its East boundary,and extending North-West to a level crossing' on theEastern sidle of the Wougan. Hills-Mullewa RailwayReserve, at the Northern end of the Station Yard Re-serve. Commencing again on the Western side of theRailway Reserve, and extending Northward for a dis-tance of about 90 chains along its Western side; thenceNorth-West to an angle in a surveyed road North ofReserve No. 11158. (Plan 89/80.)

MARRADONG.4436/20.Road No. 6563.A strip of land, one chain wide,

leaving' Road No. 1776 at the South-East corner ofWilliams Location 334, and extending as surveyed East,South-East, and South through Lease No. 48/872 andalong part of the East boundary of same to the South-West corner of Location 11805; thence East along theSouth boundaries of Locations 11805, 3858, and 10939to the South-East corner of the latter; thence North,North-Eastward, and again North (as shown on Dia-gram No. 43746), passing through Location 13329 toits North boundary. (Plan 384/80, Cl..)

DARLING RANGE AND ARMADALE-KELMSCOTT.2911/11.Road No. 6564.A strip of land, one chain wide,

widening in parts, leaving Road No. 5644 on the North-West boundary of Canning Location 165, and extendingin a, general South- Easterly direction (as shown on O.P.No. 2633) to and along the Western side of the UpperDarling Range Railway Reserve (passing through Loca-tions 135, 164, and 163) to a level crossing at theNorthern curl of the Karragullen Station Yard Reserve.

3 acres Or. 1.p. being resumed from Canning' Loca-tion 165.

4 acres 2r. 39p. being restuned from Canning Location104.

2 acres lr. 36.8p. being resumed from Canning Loca-tion 103. (Plans 1/40, E4, and 341B/40, El.)

MELBOURNE.6940/20.Road No. 0565.A strip of land, one chain wide,

commencing at the South-East corner of Reserve No.14087, and extending East and South-East (as shownon Diagrams Nos. 42197 and N2555), passing alongthe South boundary of Ninghan Location .109, a Southand South-West boundary of Location 1698 to andthrough Location 1606 to the South-West corner of Loca-tion 1178; thence South-East and East (as shown onDiagram No. 42577) to the. South-West corner of Loca-tion 1253, and inside and along its South boundary toRoad No. 6110 at its South-East corner.

3 acres itr. 28p. bein'g resumed from Nitighan Loca-tion 1263. (Plans 64/80, E4, and 57/80, El.)

2560 GOYIM 1 ( Z TTE, [DEcEmnEn 9, 1921.

1\1111,1301:11,NE.

3565/18.Road No. 6566.A strip of land, one chain Wide,

leaving Road No. 4945 in Reserve No. 17286, and ex-tending East through said Reserve and along the Southboundary of Ninghan Location 1503 to the latter'sSouth-Easi cm her; thence (as shown on Diagram No.42581) North-Eas,. East, and a_min North l'.ast !0 andalong part of the 8:am:h. boundary of Location 15. o andthrough Location 1501 to , angle in Road No. 4967oil the North- V est boundar:, ' .ition 11S. (Plan57/80, El.)

NEEL. DURNE.2915/18.Road No. 6567.A. D. of land, one chair

commencing. at the North -Cast corner of 1Ninghan Loca-tion 1083, and extending Southerly (as shown on 0.1'.No..571247 and Diagram No. 42579) along the :fernside of the Wotman Hills-Mullcwa Railway Reserve.passing along the Eastern boundary of Location 1003and through Locations 1274, 125, 126, and 94(1 to asurveyed road along, the latter's South boundary. Com-mencing again on the South side of said surveyed roadat the North-East corner of Location 291, and con-tinuing Southerly along said Railway Reserve, passingalong the Eastern boundary of Location 291, throughLocations 1183, 1065, Kondut Townsite Reserve, andalong the Eas: boundary of Loea PT.) to Re: l No.3891. Cownomeing again on tim South le of saidRoad 3091 ou the East: m siM of the Railway Reserve,and extending (as shown oe No. 1955) south-Wc4to the North-West cmner o; Location 675; 'lletpoutside and along the Weil boundaries of Loezt; t-hs 675,1817, and 474 to a South-West corner of the latter;thence continuing. South for a distance of approxi-mately 90 chains to a surveyed road.

6 acres Or. 37p. being resumed from Ninghan Loca-tion 125.,

0 acres hr. 29p. being resumed from 2einghan Imen--Hon 126.

5 acres Or. 37p. being resumed Erma -Ninghau Loca-tion 946.

9 acres being -resumed from Ninghan Location 1845.(Plans 57/80 and 64/80.)

Plans and more particular descriptions of the landsso set apart, taken, or resumed may be inspected at theDepartment of Lands and Surveys, Perth.

By order of His :Excellency the GoVernor,

JAIL MITCHELL,Minister for Lands.

FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-pay-ment of rent to 30th June, 1921:

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, Corr. No.Kelly, Alfred William, Wagin (734). 6314/51 (4a. Or.

2p.), El. ls. 8d.; 14087/10.Mann, Charles, Nurina Mundrabilla, 1010/95

(1,000,000a.), -.13150; 2719/17.Gilmore, Robert George; Gtmore, 1lenry William; Gil-

more, Vernon Duke, Gilmore, Susan and Jessie,Avon (pt. 18954), 30270/55 (1,812aD, £159 12s.;10737/11.

THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 137a as abandoned:Donovan, Mary Ann, Kalgoorlie (1209), 92/22E (1.r.),

abandoned; 4374/00.Fry, Amy, Boulder (1007), 21E/1356 (lr.), ;;I:amioned;

2623/00.C. G. MORRIS,


FORFEITURES.

mulerm ntioned Leases have hem cancelled Glider136 of "The Land Act, 189, for non-pay-

of rent to 313.11 June, 1921:e No., Area, Rent, and Corn No.

Dwellingup Lot 180, 4309/1531083/15.ellie 1191, 1570/153c (3a.), 15s.;

3690/15.Albe-D Gotardo, Leonora 577, 21/4419 (1/1:a ),

rut.,1/1.1.Al lard Barker 228, 2675/153 (142a.), :£2;c,, Chas.,

Andersot, .11exantier, Whelarra 29, 3968/153 (1/ta.),; 67/18.

Anderson, Annie Isabel (Miss), Whelarra 28, 3967/1.53(11a.), El; 66/18.

Ansley, ,HeMird, Leonora 261, 21/4258 (Oa. lr. 01).),15s.

Ballidu-K;unbat Farmers' Co.-Op. Coy., Ltd., Ballidu:6. 24:7/156 (Oa. 1r. Op.), El. 4s.; 4320/14.

11a,lie:l. Nathaniel, Ajana 3, 4078/153 (1/ta), £1 8s.;2. 00/18.

Partle;'... Nathaniel, Ajana 4, 4079/153 (Oa. Ir. 12.5p.),

Beeel:re1;::T:.1;;].9N78.41',3/.15.11.. (Miss), Goomalling 63, 1164/153c51 .)..£2 16s.; 4531/14.

Edith M:o.y, Iloomalling 68, 11(32/1.53c (3a.),b309/14.

Goomalling. 67, 1160/153e (3a. Or. 81).),t .:o 8s.; 4511/14.

1.31gluwe, Sydney, Dwellingup 124, 902/153c (5a. Or.p.), L. us.; 8973/13.

Polwell, A. ,!.. Boulder 2, 2685/153, £1 4s.; 3760/07.Bratiylames, :.era'dton 990, 1685/153c (4a. 2r. 11p.),

-18s.; 21o116.Brand, Geo., Room 171, 350/153c Oa. 2r. OM, -E2 3s.

:16 7591/12.Bristow, Geo., Albany 621, 21/845 (Oa. lr. 14p.), 15s.Byocklete.1:. Mathew, Goomalling 62, 1161/153c (3a.),

02 8s.; 4510/14.Brown, Wilson, Broome Ilili 181, :1290/153

:15s.; 10906/02.Predk. Chas., Voora 143,

), 3:3; 8579/12.Butler (T'm, :Martin, Dudinin

Op.), 11 1s.; 8725/13.Butler, Wm. Martin, IDudinin 23, 1709/153 (Oa. 1r.

Op.), 571:;/13.Coble, joint, arnolpi 32 and 33, 871/41a ((a), El.

10s.; 4169/96.t'amp, George, Naraling 77, 4262/153 (1/0), ,£1 12s.;

2632/19.Campbell, 3as. Patterson, Nleekatharra, 193, 2913/153

(Oa. 1r. 8p.), 41 Rs. 10773/11.Canali, Joe, 1., :mora 496, 2:/t3s0 (Oa. lr. Op.), 1.0s.

p;), '7.4/1530 (5a. Or. 12p.),

Carr, Thomas, hies Hill 30, 3790/153 (39.9p.), :£1. 1.0s.2d.; 199/17.

Carrick, Edwd. Angus, -Moora 147, 128/153e (5a.), £3;7143/12.

Carrick, Emily, Moor, 145, 136/153c (5a.), £3; 7205/12.

Carrick, ;Joseph, Moora 148, 127/153e (5a. Or. 32p.),i.13; 71 :4/.12,

V:: 'ler John, Moon 143, 131/153e (5a.), £3;

Glarey, Lonna Beatrice, W. Collie 24, 1211/153 (Oa.Ir. Op,), 18s.; 2026/13.

(iark, Edmund (has., Victoria 8820, 647/41a (1201 a.),.-£6; 7106/02.

Clarke, Fredk. Cecil -Vernon, Leonora 499, 21/4409 (Oa.Op.), ;£1; 6417/09.

(Tifton, Geo. Lea..: Gnowangert 201, 682/15305a.), -V 16s.; 5552/13.

Clugson, Clarice Greta, Gnowangerup 104, 3881/153e(la. Or. :30p.), El. 1.8s.; 4746/14.

Glugston, brand j., Onowangerup 108, 1741/153s (la.2r. 30-.), tO; 2940/14.

a:-..,::i.:,.1.terville 155, 2645/153 (Oa. D. 1.5p.),

, N matal-ing 225, 1755/153c (17a. 3r.'1 12s. 6d.

Meekatharra 264, 1373/153 (Oa. 1r,£1 16s.; 7393/13,

305/153c (5a. Or.

24, 1718/153 (Oa. 1r.

DEmin-win 9, 1921.) oavERNmEN-T (AzETTE, 2501

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.('ms-an, Hilda Edith (Miss), Kununoppin 93, -141/153

(Oa. lr. Op.), ET; 8568/12.Cowan Hilda Edith (Miss), Kununoppin 61, 442/153

(0a. lr. Op.), £4; 8569/12.Cream, Daniel, \luillewa (pt.) 41, 737/41a (100a.), El

10s. 7d.; 2330/16.Crookford, Albert Chas., -Leonora 865, 3888/153 (Vim),

El; 5531/10.Cullen, Jos. Erameis, Plantagenet, 126/41a (about

:3a. 2r. Op.), E2 15s.; 1676/14.Davidson, Sarah (Mrs.), Leonora 481, 21/4162 (Oa.

Op.), £1 Os. 46.; 16180/10.Davies, Charles, Rifle Range (pt.), 829/11a. (3a,), E5

; 9455/5.Davies, Ethel Rose Cecil, Gnowangerup 198, 683/153c

(5a.), 16s.; 5554/13.Davies, 'Natalie, Ann, Parton 23, 1634/153 (0a- lr. Op.),

2s. 6(1.; 7772/13.Davies, Rowland Botterill, Gnowanerup 200, 681/153c

(5a.), £1 16s.; 5553/13.Delaporte, Emily Ada, Capel 141, 1283/153 (la. lr.

1p.), ; 3625/13.Delaporte, Emily Ada, Capel 139, 1284/133 (1 n.

Ip.), El ; 3626/13.Diocesan Trustees of Bunlmry Incorporated, Tambellup

233, 2974/153 (Oa. lr. 6p.), El 10s. 3d.; 1740/15.Dodd, Sarah Mabel (Sirs.), Arrino 107, 4200/153 (Oa.

1r. 51/ip.), El. Ss. 6(1.; 864/19.Donaldson, Mathew. Dwellingup 103, 295/153c (3a. 2r.

30p.), 133s.; 5943/12.Drage, Geo. Harold, Day Dawn 114, 341/22 (Oa. Or.

30p.), 15s.; 2545/02.Father, Ann Jane, 21/4157 (Oa. lr. 2p.), El.Ecelestone, Mervyn Thomas, Quairading 173, 4203/153

(1/i.a.), El 2s. 6(1.; 527/1S.Eeelestone, _Mervyn Thomas, Quairading 172, 4204/153

(Via.), El 2s. 6d.; 528/18Evans, Rachel, Quairading 94, 341/152c £2 Os.

9d.; 9938/12.-Everett, Robert T., DuOlnin 47, 1716/153 (Oa. 1.r. Op.),

18s.; 8724/13.Fenton, Peter, Nampup 27, 307/133 (Oa. lr. Op.), L2

128. 8d.; 59:16/12.Pletcher, Inez ('la, Denham 24, 103-1/153 (0a. lr. Op.),

15s.; 2115/13.Fletcher, Taman Wilf, Denham 41, 2059/10.3 (Oa. tr.

Op.), 18s.; 7683/13.Fletcher, Tasman W. S., :Denham 26, 1936/153 (Oa. lr.

Op.), 15s.; 8634/13.Fowlie, May Elderslie, -Dumbleyung 191, 1050/1.53c

(5a.), El. 4s.; 2595/14.1!'cancis, Denmark 101, 1105/133 (Oa. Ir. 171 /p.),

£7 10s. 5(1.; 3061/13.1Pyfe, Thos. Jas., Denmark 44, 999/153 (Oa. Or. 27p.),

E3 6s.; 2323/13.iryfe, Thos. Jas., Denmark 52, 2522/153 (Oa. Or. 24.4p.)

£3 12s. 6d.; 4831/14.Gibson, H., Narrogin 1070, 3292/153, £2 2s. 7d.; 4007/

15.Gibson, 1., Narrogin 1071, 3293/15:3 (Oa. hi. 9p.), £2

8s.; 4008/15.Gill, Ernest, Denison 165, 540/152c (la. 2r. 10p.),

4s.; 2365/13.Glendinning, Jean, Gwalia 498, 21/1316 (Oa. lr. Op.),

£1.(m an!, John, Leonora 859, 3118/153 (On. lr. Op.), El;

2260/10.Gounme, Stanley D., Swan 2860, 751/11n (9.7p.), E2

2s. 6d.; 3112/16.Goody, Sarah Louisa, Smith's Mill 107, 809/153c (11a.

3r. £2 12s.; 7334/13.OrantLno., Kukerin (5!, 1214/153 (Oa. 1r. Op.), £2 Os.

3d.; 3857/13.Grant, Robertha Gilchrist, Kukerin GP, 1134/153 (Oa.

Ir. Op.), £2 Os. 116.; 3237/13.Grayson, Wm., Torbay 144-, 514/153c (4a. Or. 82p.),

£1 7s. 2d.; 1625/13.,Ilall, William, Bulong 160, 3347/153 (Oa. In. Hip.),

£1; 4364/15.Handlton, .Ino., Leonora 493, 21/4391 (1/4a.), El.Haydock, Margaret, Mamjimup 164, 1779/153c (la. 1r,

13p.), 16s.; 5493/14.Hayten, Arthur Morton, jun., Moora 172, 177/153e (4a.

2r. Op.), E2; 7600/12.Flayton, Doris May, Aloora 170, 274/153c (4a.. 2r. Op.),

£2; 7566/12.illayton, Stanley, Moora 169, 176/153c (4a. 2r. Op.), £2.

Name, Dist ict Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.Ilnyton, Winifred Louise, Moora. 190, 147/153c (2a.

21.. E2; 7236/12.Heron, jno. Thos., Leonora 543, 2902/153, Oa. Or.

24p.), 1Ss.; 7386/09.lterrington, Geo. F., Narrogin 1057, 2906/153 (Oa. lr.

9p.), £2 Ss.; 1165/15.Elizabeth (Airs.), North :Fremantle 248, 810/

(29 9/10p.), E4 16s.; 336/13.flogan, Janet (Mrs.), Popanyinning 108, 383/153c

(35a. 2r. 30p.), E2 19s.; 7743/12.Holmes, EilW, Percival, Dudinin 53, 1714/153 (On. 1.r.

Op.), 1Ss.; 8721/13.Howard, Jane (firs.), Mt. Barker 127, 1156/1.53e (10a.),

El 7s.; 2875/14.Hug' , Florence Sarah, Narrogin 1077, 2756/153 (Oa.

. 9p.), L2 16s.; 6726/14.o Pisclu,r,! Ltd., Bruce Rock 2, 1423/153 ((la. tr.Op.), El 16s.; 6103/13.

Ion. Alice (Mrs.), Pitharra 28, 4058/153 (14a.), El.4s. (hi.; 2668/48.

ming, Arthur, Kanowna 54F, 21/4338 (Oa. lr. Op.),13s.; 6436/09.

la (iertrude I3, -1-1anowna F53, 21/4052 (Oa. li..Op.), 15s.

Ivime, Dwellingup 1003, 1588/153c (3 Oa. 3r.30p.), £2 llis.; 9189/13..son, Henry Chas., -Yalup Brook 2, 4064/153 (Oa. lr.32p.), El Ss.; 2116/18.ion, Henry C., Yalu') Brook 1, 3014/153 (Oa.25p.), !Ili; 4s.; 2476/17.

Jupp, Percy, Protheroe 31, 3301/133 (14.a.), Cl, 4s.;4076/15.

Jmes, Win. :Hewett, Kimberley, 1592/152 ( E310s,; 56/20.

Bent, William Cyril, Sawyers' Talley 17, 741/133 (Oa.31. !.. El ; 10728/12.

Ladd, ilerleet ti\Tilliams 5537, 550/41a (92a. 2r.Op.), 74/06.

Pins 8., Kelmscolt (River Front from90 -07, 28/41b (Oa. 2r. 22p.), 15s.; 2738/99.

Leonard, 'in., Laverton, 152, 21/4115 (Oa. lr. Op.),1.3s. ld. 6874/04.

Luck, .lininut, Kalgoorlie 835, 21E/1361 (1/4a.), 1.5s.;,1.685/00,

Luestner, Reinhold, Yerilla 52, 1911/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),El. 19s. ld.; 12308/98.

Lysught, 1-;!ancis J., Leonora 541, 3647/153 (2-1p.), El.

272, 1310/153 (On. Sr. 4p.), £1. 1.0s.3(1.; 4051/13.

Daild. Swan, Dwellingup 193, 2766/153 (Oa.11'. 7! .), E2; 4967/14.

lmat, Anna Maria, Narngullu 46, 1547/153c (10a.),Os. 4d.; 3480/15.

iMarchaut, Anna Maria., Narngulu 48, 1608/1.53c (5a.),El ls.; 241/16.

Marchant, Wm. Isaac, Narngulu 49, 1609/153e (5a.),£1 1M; 242/16.

Mar chant, Wm. Isaac, Narngulu 47, 1546/153c (10a.),E3 Os. 4d.; 3481/15.

Marshall, John, Goomalling 134, 434/153 (On. Ir.121-Ap.), El 10s.; 4633/S.

Mason, Geo. Thos., Meekatharra 512, 2767/153 (Oa. lr.OM, El; 6846/14.

Mayger, Walter Thos., Leonora 495, 21/4137 (Oa. Or.

Mead3e°)' 5,PLes.1, Leonora 485, 21/4461 (1/4a.), El.Milner, Mi. G., Merredin 252, 2160/153 (Oa. tr. On.),

El 13s.; 2409/14.Mitchell, Ida May, Geraldton 915, 660/153e (3a. 2r.

39p.), £2 7s. (id.; 5001/13.Moir, Chas. Jim., Collie 1098, 972/153 (Oa. lr. Op.), El.

5s.; 1843/13.Moore, Robert, 1554/152 (about 91a.), £3; 1127/18.Morgan, Wm. C., Merredin 102, 482/153 (Oa. 1r. 23,!-T.),

£2 12s. Mt; 5465/12.Moseoveti, Nichols, Kyall'a 3, 1593/152 £9;

1753/9.Mouritzsen, Christian Frederick, Burracoppiu 40, 240/

153 (0a, lr. Op.), El 10s.; 3804/11.Wm., Serpentine 102, 1553/153c (8a. 3r.

22p.), £2 7s, 9d.; 3823/15.McCormack, Mary Isobel, Southern Cross 102, 3-17/2`2

(Oa, lr. Op.), El 4s.McDonald, A., Qunirroling 81-, 3164/153 (14U.), El 4s.;

3960/12.


Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.McMahon, Elizabeth, Brookton 28, 710/41a (Via.), £2

Os. 94.; .1260/12.Mc Masters, Robt., South-West, 303/41a (24a.), £3 15s.

6d.; 4579/08.MeMeikin, Jas. Geo. Lockart Henry, Murray 1044,

1010/153c (7a. 2r. 38p.), £1 4s.; 580/14.McNamara, Mary, 21/4181, £1 10s.McNeill, Hugh, Bolgart 7, 2353/153 (Oa. lr. Op.), 18s.;

3839/14.McNeill Hugh, Dwelling-up 31, 209/153e (Oa. lr. Op.),

13s.; 2746/10.McNeil, Hugh, Bettie 18, 2588/153 (1/la.), £1 7s-;

5344/14.McNeil, Hugh, Ballidu 19, 2453/153 (Via.), £1 10s.;

4392/14.Old, Jas. Wm., Katanning 633, 1461/153e (4a. 2r. ip.),

18s.; 6540/13,Ottey, Cyril Ti. V., Paricerville 224, 917/153 (Oa. lr.

11.3p.), 15s.; 721/13.Parker, Charles, Meekatharra 420, 4104/153 (Via.), El;

3391/18.Parker, Win. Smith, Knkerin 7, 1049/153 (Oa. D. Op.),

£2 5s.; 2519/13.Pike, :Ernest Win., Pt. Res. 8905, 739/41a (1/ia.), £6;

2615/16.:Pinder, Albert, Laverton 157, 21/4093 (Oa. Jr. Op.),

19s. 103.Rasmussen, Hy., Merredin 276, 2171/153 (Oa. lr. 1r /._>p.),

£1 7s.; 2427/14.Roberts, Owen Geo. Dumb leyung 62, 4107/153 (1/44.),

£1 4s.; 13707/11.Rose, Wm. Fredk. Brookton 317, 3079/153 (Oa. Or.

39.9p.), £2; 2641/15.Sawyer, Albert, Kojonop 203, 170/153c (4a. 2r. 19p.),

15s.; 5092/8.Sawyer, Albert, .Eojonup 206, 469/153c (4a. 2r. 18p.),

15s.; 5091./08.Seotson, Samuel, Ora Banda 73, 1073/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

10s:; 2412/13.Scott, John Carrabin 61 and 62, 3649/153 (Oa.

Cr. 11.4p.), E1.55 10s. 94.; 767/16.Seputic, Tony, Leonora 497, 1302/153 (Oa. Or. 30p.),

El; 6890/09.Sheehan, Wm., Meekatharra 534, 3446/153 (1 /.1a.), El

4s.; 270/16.Sinclair, D. T. (Mrs.), -Coolup 177, 1480/153c (5a. Or.

15p.), 18s.; 2136/15.Sinclair, John, Coolup 174, 1479/153c (5a. Or. 3p.),

15s.; 1933/15.Skinner, John Russell, Walliston 27, 4232/153 (Oa. 1r.

8.9p.), £2; 4100/19.Skinner, John Russell, Walliston 28, 4233/1.33 (Oa lr.

13.7p.), £2; 4099/19.Smith, Jno., Dwellingtip 52, 1316/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

15s.; 4892/13.Stacey, Jno. Bunaford, Southern Cross 52, 1603/153e

(la. Or. 14p.), 15s.; 144/16.Stagbouer, Florence M. S. E., Narrogin 1069, 3309/153

(Oa. 9p.), £2 2s.; 4088/13.Staples, Chas. G., Wellington, 100/14 (15a.), £3.Stewart, Charlie James, Ravensthorpe, 256/22 (Oa. lr.

8p.), £1 10s.Stewart, Robt. James, Meekatharra 481, 4486/15 (1/1.a.)

£1 3s. 3d.; 4486/15.Sturm, Chas. Otto, Collie 1121, 596/153c (5a.), £1 8s.:

3734/13.Sumner, Amelia. Adelaide, Ulakine 20, 2468/153 (Oa.

lr. Op.), £1 lls. 64.; 4385/14.Sumner, Amelia Adelaide, Ulakine 19, 2467/153 (Oa.

Jr. Op.), £1 10s.; 4384/14.Sutton, Alf. Manners, Geraldton 914, 1345/153c (3a.

2r. 39p.), £2 ls. 4d.; 5085/14.Templeton, Francis R. J., Kwolyin 16, 1452/153 (Oa.

Jr. Op.), £2 8s.; 6187/1.3.The Cape Leeuwin Whaling Co. Ltd., Plantagenet 3961,

1462/152 (20a.), £22 lis. 3d.; 1158/13.Thompson, Fredk. Jas., Wagin 806, 1568/153e (4a.),

El Os. 64.; 11816/11.Thorbjornsen, Herman Amandos, Nukarni 40, 2330/153

(14a.), £1 17s. Cl.; 3374/14.Thurstun, Era May, Wyalcatehem 57, 3878/1.53 (Via.),

El ; 1885/17.Tiller, Mabel, Leonora 539, 3875/133 (29.2p.), Ss.;

5442/13.Togn, Giovanni, Leonora 573, 2947/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

18s.; 5140/09.Tonotti, Leo, Leonora 527, 21/4539 (Oa. lr. Op.), 15s.

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.Tovey, Jos. Jno., Meekatharra 408, 1950/153 (Oa. hr.

Op.), £1 10s.; 638/14.Trainer, Wm. Robert, Boyanup 118, 3620/153 (Oa. 2r.

30p.) V_ 10s. 9d.; 1266/16.Truarm, Albert Erskine, Divellingup 50, 1145/153 (Oa.

lr. Op.), £1; 967/13.Truarm, Geo., sen., Dwellingup 47, 564/153 (Oa. lr.

Op.), 15s.; 10019/12.Vernon, John, Collie 1132, 1534/153c (5a..), £1 8s.;

3219/15.Waldeck, Christina, Moora 127, 95/153c (9a. 2r. 34p.),

£2 12s. 104..; 6741/12.WaldeckToshua Arthur, Moora 126, 91/133c (9a. 2r.

34p.), £2 14s. id.; 6740/12.Wassell, Joseph, Ora Banda 71, 1239/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

£1 17s. 94.; 2600/13.Wassen, Jos-ph, Ora. Banda 72, 765/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

El 10s.; 11411/12.Westerberg, Mary A., Ravensthorpe, 510/22 (Oa. Jr.

8p.), El; 4291/06.Westralia n Timber & Firewood Co., Ltd., 659/152

(25a.), E25 1s.; 4430/17.White, lerenlialt, Brookton 320, 3134/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),

El 128.; '2938/15.White, Jas. Semmens, "Leonora 863, 21/4466

Op.), £2 Ss. 3d.; 17627/10.(Oa. lr.

'Whyte,, Wm., Meekatharra 415, 1305/153 (Oa. lr. Op.),El 78.; 4698/113.

Wickendon, Elizabeth, Marrinup 1, 3124/133 (Oa. lr.Op.), El 4s.; 4751/14.

Wilkins, Horace jos. J., 11.3ujinyn 16, 3270/133 (Oa. Or.119.8p.), El 18s.; 3835/15.

Williams, Richard, 248/41a (Oa. lr. Op.), £1 48.; 9644/9.Williamson, Chas., Mt. Magnet 331, 2277/133 (Oa Or.

34p.), El 17.s. 94.; 14106/10.Wood, Jas. Arthur, Collie 1099, 1243/133 (Oa. lr. Op.),

15s. 3987/13.Young, Isaac, Si anjimup 185, 2362/133 (3 /4a.), 18s.;

13862/14.C. G. MORRIS,


FORFEITURES.THE undermentioned Leases have been cancelled underSection 136 of "The Land Act, 1898," for non-paymentof rent to 30th June, 1921:Nalrle, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.

Ahern, Patrick, jaurdi and Mannion, 2716/97 & 102(20,000a.), £7 10s.; 13430/18.

Armstrong, Allred Thos., 233/109 (543a.), £2; 184-4/18.Armstrong, !Harry, Mundrabilla, 1048/9513 (200,000a.),

£60 2s. (id.; 2937/18.Bailey, Claude Fredk., 2540/93 (3,000a.), £4 10s.;

477/15.Bailey, R. A. and Brown, N. C., Oldfield, 640/95

(10,000a.), £6; 5292/14.Bailey, R. A. and Brown, N. C., Neridup, 642/93

(35,000a.), £21; 5294/14.Bailey, R. A. and Brown, N. C., Neridrip, 643/95

(20,000a.), £12; 3295/14.Bailey, R. A. and Brown, N. C., Neridup, 639/95

(31,000a.), E1.8 12s.; 5291/14.Bailey, R. A. and Brown, N. C., Neridup, 641/95

(42,000a.), £25 4s.; 5293/14.Bastian, Ernest Edw., South-West, 2112/93 (2,826a.),

E1.8 8s. 54.; 9871/09.Betts, Win. Thos., Plantagenet, 3576/93 (4,409a.. 3r.

36p.), £7 10s.; 13262/18.Birch, Arthur Moss, South-West, 1559/93 (153a.), £2;

11079/07.Black, Allan Bennison, Wellington, 1574/93 (5,000a.),

£7 10s.: 10163/07.Bower, B. d., South-West, 866/93 (3,000a.), £4 10s.Brooker, Robt. Peter, Pewah, N.W., 3124/96 (20,000a.),

E1.7 10s.; 414/18.Cole, Edwin Aubrey, !Buck, 1070/95a (20,000a.), £6;

3894/18.Cole, Edwin Aubrey, Euela, 1071/95b (250,000a.), £75;

3893/18.Collett, Francis Wm., Avon, 3565/9:3 (2,500a.), £4 10s.;

1831/18.Collett, Francis Win., Avon, 783/41a (750a.), £1 10s.;

1830/18.Collingwood, Thomas 1084/95b (250,000a.), £56 5s.;

30/19.

DEGEnRER 9, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2563

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.Colson, Edmund Albert; McAfee, Robt. Geo., Nelson

and Sussex, 3545/93 (3,000a.), £6 6s. 60.; 494/18.Cook, Chas Nicholson, Mardabella, 627/95 (20,000a.),

£6; 8924/13.Coverlet', Selby ; Crowd, .Irvine Jesse, Nelson, S.W.,

831/41a (2,000a.), £4 5s.; 305/19.Cream, Timothy, S.W., 1621/9:3 (189a.), £2 Os. 3d.;

10143/07.Cream, Timothy, KW., 1034/93 (1,950a.), £8 ls. 60.Roust, Alfred Henry; Doust, Clarence Geo., S.W., 419/

93 (2,893a-.), £4 12s. 8d.Drage, Thos. Austin and Jos. Edw., S.W., 1959/93

(2,750a.), £4 10s.; 11814/08.o -Thos. Austin and Jos. Edw., S.W., 2178/93(3,000a.), 10s.; 8552/19.

Drummond, Jas., Melbourne, 2405/9:3 (3,000a.), £4 10s.;6973/13.

Elliott, Sand. R. L., Nuyts-N mina, 1017/95 (1,000,000acres), £375; 642/18.

Fincham, Chas. Arthur, Delisser, 1028/951) (250,000a.),£75; 2102/18.

Fincham, Randall Geo., .Delisser, 1029/950 (250,000a.),£75; 2103/18.

Fisher, Lydia, Nuyts, 1032/950 (250,000a.), £56 Os.(ht.; 2113/18.

Foster, Arthur Geo., Erivilla, 3161/96 & 102 (50,000a.),£62 1.0s.; 3069/19.

Fouracre, John, S.W., 1716/93 (2,000a.), £4; 10168/07.Fouracre, John, S.W., 1717/93 (1,955a.), £4; 10160/07.Fraser, Don, S. West, 2227/102 (3,000a.), £5 19s. 9d.Fuller, James, S. West, 3610/93 (4,000a.), £9 10s.;

869/19.Gordin, Mary Aim; Green, Eliza; Mead, Albert, S.W.,

1704/93 (3,100a.), £16 19s. 6d.; 10542/07.hall, Aubrey, N.W. Forest, 1835/96 (15,000a.), £30;

8116/19.Hamersley, Flora Itivire, S.W., 529/93 (1,000a.), £1

10s.Hancock, Clara Maggie, Nurina, 1031/950 (250,000a.),

£75 2s. 6d.; 211.7/18.:Hancock-, Horace Albert Delisser, 1041/950 (250,000a.),

£75; 2405/18.Hancock, Horace A., Enela, 1092/95a (20,000a.), £6

ls. 3d.; 1593/19.Harnett, Patk. John, S.W., 2586/9:3 (about 5,000a.),

£7 9s. 1.0d.; 3293/15.Harvey, Win. Henry, S.W. (Melbourne), :3698/93

(2,8-00a.), £4 18s.; 308/20.Hawkes, Marie, Duda, 1081/950 (141,800a.), £52 9s.

3d.; 3141/18.:Herbert, Robert Lloyd, North-West, 3151/96 & 102

(138,120a.), £139; 4494/18.Higgins, David W., Eastern, 2679/97 (50,000a.), £34

7s. 60.; 1822/18.Higgins, Thos. E., S.W., 1444/93 (3,000a.), £5 17s. 3d.;

8314/07.Hill, David, Delisser, 1023/95 (20,000a.), £4 10s.;

1565/18.Hollins, Chas. F., Eucla, 1085/93b (250,000a.), £103

2s. 6d.; 3383/18.House, Margaret Alice, Sussex, 3523/93 (1,909a.) £3;

2490/17.James, William H., Kimberley, 1969/98 (32,393a.), £24

1.5s.; 4044/19.Johnson, Alfred H., S.W. (Plantagenet), 3681/93

(3,000a.), £6; 1551/19.Jones, Alfred Herbert, S.W., 2016/93 (3,000a.), £4

10s.; 1230/09..Jones, Harry Ivor, Avon, 3517/93 (3,031a.), £8;

2548/17.jdnes, Harry Ivor, Avon, 3516/93 (4,784a.), £10;Harry

2549/17.Kelly, Jas. Jos., Wellington, 3572/93 (3,000a.), £6;

2617/18.King, John II., jun., S.W., 530/93 (2,480a.), £4 1.0s.;

9318/01,Lansell, Leonard Vivian, .Eucla, 1083/950 (250,000a.),

£56 5s.; 34/19.Lukin, Henry & Lionel, S.W., 1089/93 (9,970a.), £15

is. 8d.; 11319/05.MacLeod, Wm. E. B., Eucla, 1082/95b (250,000a.), £56

5s.; 33/19.Markham, Herbert Chas. & arameri, Thomas, South-

West, 3587/93 (38,504a.), £107 10s.; 3951/18.Miller, William Roy, S.W., 2377/93 (about 4,300a.),

£7 10s.; 10410/12.Monaghan, Francis Jos., Eastern, 2833/97 & 102

(30 000a.), £14 I5s.; 6282/19.

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.Musk, John, Swan (S. West), 3643/93 (3,000a.), £5

5s.; 1906/19.McCoombe, Cecil David, Eastern, 2881/97 (349,700a.),

E126 17s. 6d.; 2715/20.McDonald, A. & L. G., Nuyts, 1039/956 (250,000a.),

£75; 2753/18.McDonald, A. & L. G., Eucla, 1040/95a (20,000a.), £6;

2832/18.McGlynn, Patrick, 8.W., 1204/93 (3,000a.), £4 10s.;

6955/06.McLeod, Jno. Roderick, Nurina, 1024/95 (20,000a.),

£7 10s.; 1558/18._McManus, Cornelius, Nurina, 1034/95b (426,800a.),

£128 2s.; 2695/18.O'Halloran, Jno. Sylvester; Solomon, Valentine Henry;

Bain, Evan, Teano (N.W.), 1833/96 .(8,000a.),,£10; 5771/19.

Parker, Louis Patrick, S. West, 3649/93 (10,000a.),£15; 3672/19.

Parker, Louis Patk., Victoria, 3502/93 (70,000a.), £1010s.; 785/17.

:Parker, Matilda Mary, Victoria, 2607/93 (1,424a.), £410s.; 1905/16.

Parker, Matilda Mary, Victoria, 2608/93 (2,464a.), £4;1906/16.

Pascoe, Phillip, Vilgarn, 2677/97 (20,000a.), £7 10s.;422/18.

Patroni, .Ios. (admin.), Hampton, 2670/970 & 10260,000a.), £22. lOs.; 1341/18.

Peddle, Geo. :Hy., Victoria, 3567/93 (22 550a.), £52;1711/18.

Planta, Peter, :Kimberley, 672/98 (98,000a.), £73 1.0s.;5029/06.

.Platts, Walter, Delisser, 1051/950 (250,000a.), £56 5s.;3061/18.

Reilly, Wm., Nelson 4442, 798/41a (180a.), £4 Os. 2d.;1.3591/18.

Robinson, Jas., jun., Nurina, 1015/95 (203,110a.), £614s.; 3446/17.

Rowland, Thos., Victoria, 2558/93 (3,000a,) £3; 1.573/15.Scully, Thomas, S. West (Nelson), 3670/93 (3,000a.),

£4 10s.; 6305/19.Sewell, Frances Elizabeth, Victoria, 2407/93 (3,846a.),

£6 Is.; 1357/92.Sheppheard, Alice Maud, .Eucla, 1097/950 (100,000a.),

£22 8s.; 2185/19.Shepphear0, Alice Maud (Mrs.), 1072/950 (60,000a.),

£13 10s.; 4177/18.Slade, Lizzie (Mrs.), Eucla, 1098/95a (20,000a.), £4

10s.; 1839/19.Smith, jas., N.W., 604/97 .(23,000a.), £17 5s.; 7694/12.Smith, James Cornelius, S.W. (Nelson), 262/109

(3,000), £4 lOs.; 3105/19.Smith, Jno. Arthur, Nurina, 1052/95b (200,000a.), £67

7s.; 2928/1.8.Smith, Jas.; Irving, John, Eastern, 2162/102 (8,000a.),

£3.Smith, Chas. R.; Mitchell, Jno. Richmond, Eucla,

661/95 (434,000a.), £162 4s.; 2209/16.Smith, Chas. R.; Mitchell, Jno. Richmond, Eucla

660/95 (434,000a.), £162 4s.- 2208/16.Spaven, Robt. Hy., Nuyts, 1065/95 (300,000a.), £67

10s.; 3801/18.Speed, Alexander Govan, Nuyts and Nurina, 1037/951)

(250,000a.), £56 18s. 9d.; 2515/98.Speed, Alexander Govan, Enda., 1088/950 (20,000a.),

£3 17s. 6d.; 1607/19.Speed, Ethel Mary, . Eucla, 1091/955 (20.000a.), £4

10s.; 1609/19.Speed, Ethel Mary, Nurina, 1038/95b (250,000a.), £56

5s.; 2516/98.Speed, Ilarrie, Central, 1075/950 (200,000a.), £45;

32/19.Speed, Harris W. M., Eucla, 1089/95a (20,000a.), £4

1.0s.; 1608/19.Stone, Alexander B., Plantagenet (S. West), 3624/93

(,13,000a.), £29 10s.; 1904/19.Stubber, Sewell Edgar, Hay, 3535/93 (2,530a.), £6

ls. 6d.; 2987/16.Thackray, Richd. Fletcher, Melbourne, 3552/93 (40,000

acres), £6; 863/18.Theyer, Edgar Isaac, 3521/93 (84a.), £1 10s.; 2228/17.Theyer, Edgar Isaac, 3522/93 (1,428a.), Os. 4d.;

2229/17.Thomas, Albert, S.W., 856/93 (1,787a.), £3 Os. 60.Tooyey, Howard A., South-West, 3628/93 (454a.), £4

10s.; 1324/19.

2564 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

Name, District, Lease No., Area, Rent, and Corr. No.Trude, Fredk. Bird, Leake, 1008/95 (20,000a.), £4 10s.;

2781/17.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 929/102 (10,000a.), £7

10s.; 2849/01.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 2111/102 (88,000a.),

£66; 12421/01.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 1444/102 (20,200a.), £15

15s.; 9524/02.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 892/102 (10,000a.), £7

10s.; 14025/00.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 1299/102 (20,067a.), £15

L5s.; 3413/02.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 1309/102 (8,000a.), £6.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 897/102 (10,000a.), £7

10s.; 131/01.Turton & Godbehear, Eastern, 982/102, £15; 4607/01.Turton, F. R. & F. 51., Central, 1075/94 (25,000a.), £18

15s.; 11724/09.Tweedie, Wm. Archibald, Delisser, 1042/95b (250,000

acres; £56 10s.; 2406/18.Wade, Alice, Elie la, 1076/95b (250,000a.), £56 5s.;

363/19.Wade, Leslie Barton, Enda,' 1090/95a (20,000a.), £4

1,0s.; 1610/19.Wallder, Alfred Richard; Ir lam, Richard Bossance,

Eucla, 1080/95 (400,000a.), £1.20; 2925/18.Warburton, Horace E., Plantagenet, 455/93 (900a.),

£4.Warburton, J. L. B. E., Plantagenet, 3651/93 (3,000a.),

£5 5s.; 3822/19.Warburton, John B. E.; Warburton, Horace. G. E.,

S. West, 3627/93 (3,000a.), £6; 1587/19.Wheelock, Darcy Logan, Murchison, 3152/96 (24,640a.),

£1.5 10s.; 2141/19.Whitty, Thos. Gerald, Nurina, 1025/95 (20,000a.), £4

10s.; 1557/18.Woodhouse, harry, Victoria, 2512/93 (3,000a.), £4

10s.; 4641/14.C. G. MORRIS,


AGRICULTURAL BANK ACT, 1906, ANDAMENDMENT ACTS.

TENDERS for the purchase of the undermentionedleases will be received by E. A. McLarty, ManagingTrustee, on the 23rd December, 1921:-

S48/15.Plantagenet Location 2498; being Frederick Walter

Wyman and Gilbert William Atkinson's ConditionalPurchase Lease 23134/55. Area, 100 acres, situated161/i miles West of Denmark, described as 10 acres ofvery good peat swamp; 30 acres good dark sandy loams,karri, paper-bark, and sword-grass; 70 acres noor tofair mixed sandy soils growing titree, banksia,butt, etc.; five acres swamp cleared, and four acrescleared but partly overgrown; 22 chains 3ft. x 3ft.draining. Neighbours' boundary fence-32 chains threewires, 16 chains three wire boundary fence, 60 chainsthree and four wire internal fence; house, 30ft. x 15ft.,iron roof and walls.

S.S.S. 533/20.Portion Cockburn Sound Location 223; being Albert

Edward Bryant's Certificate of Title, Vol. 705, Fol.102; area, 19 acres, described as sand and limestone,2y, miles North of Bibra Lake Station; eight acrescleared, 14/, acres part cleared; 70 chains fence; well98ft.; three-roomed house, stable, shed on wheels; 71/2acres orchard.

890/15.Williams Location 9762 and Kojonup Location 6182;

being Earl .James Coff is Conditional Purchase Leases28636/55, 28988/55, and Homestead Farm Leases16135/74. Area, 800 acres. Location 9672 situated 10miles North-West, and 6182 six miles North, of Nya.-bing; described as poor, medium, fair, and good, aver-age fair, mostly light loamy soil, with some clay andsome gravelly; very well timbered; 310 acres cleared;dam, 400 cubic feet.

S.S.S. 845/20.Avon Locations 1905-6-7-8, 1917, 2091; being Thomas

William Stevenson and George Edward Thompson's Cer-tificate of Title, Vol. 760, Fol. 179. Area, 1,795 acres,situated about four miles South-East of Baker's Hill,described as 871 acres first class, 807 acres second class,117 acres third class, whitegum, redgum, jam, andsheoak, and blackboy; 354 acres cleared; 50 acres part

[DECEMBER 9, 1921.

cleared; rung, 2S7 acres; 482 chains six wire, 39 chainstwo wire and netting, 557 chains 7 wire, 36 chains fourwire and netting fencing; two sheds and stable; five-roomed house.

69/18.Kojonup Locations 7160, 6186; being Thomas Coff is

Conditional Purchase Leases 11556/56, 30697/55, andHomestead Farm Lease 1.7721/74. Area, 1,384 acres,situated eight miles North-West of Nyabing, describedas 700 acres first class, salmon, morrell, gimlet, moort,yorkgum, and jam; red soil and grey powdery soil; 85acres second class, mallett, whitegum, -and malice; 433acres cleared, and cultivated; 14 acres cleared; 196chains five wire internal fence, 164 chains five wire boun-dary fence; small dam, 300 cubic yards; house, gals.iron, and hessian walls; bash shed and stable.

S.S.S. 1576/20.Avon Locations 21153, 13970, 13967; being Frank

Norbert Mackel's Conditional Purchase Leases 38167/55,12545/56, and Homestead Farm Lease 21879/74, con-taining. 1,993 acres, situated 15 miles from Burracoppin;soil, a rich loamy covered with morrell, gimlet, salmon,and titree; all first class land; 50 acres part cleared,and scrubbed; 400 chains six wire fence.

The improvements are quoted from office records andare believed to be correct, but the Trustees do not guar-antee them. 'I'enderers may satisfy themselves as tothe improvements and their condition.

All tenders to be forwarded to the Managing Trustee,Agricultural Bank.

No tender necessarily accepted.E. A. SIcLARTY,

Managing Trustee.7th December, 1921.

THE ABORIGINES ACT, 1905-11.Department of the North-West,

N.W. 1/21. Perth, 7th December, 1921.PURSUANT to the provisions of Section 7 of "TheAborigines Act, 1905-11," the Hon. Minister for theNorth-West has appointed the following persons to beProtectors of Aborigines for the year ending 31st De-cember, 1922, in the under-mentioned Districts.

A. 0. NEVILLE,Secretary for the North-West.

Beagle Bay-Droste, Rev. Father William; MeClay, J.(Constable).

Broome-Mansbridge, Colonel W. 0. (Acting ResidentMagistrate) ; Spedding-Smith, II. G. (Inspector of,Police) ; Stuart, D. H. (Pearling. Inspector).

Carnarvon-Eastaugh, G. A. (Resident Magistrate) ;Wooley, Sirs. A.

Derby--Hodge, Dr. W. T. (Resident Magistrate) ;Douglas, William (Sergeant of Police).

Drysdale River-Salinas, Rev. Father Raymundus. ,

Forrest River-Gribble, Rev. E. R. B.Hall 's Creek-Woodland, Thomas (Manager Moola

Bella. Aborigines' Cattle Station) ; Prideaux, F.G. (Resident Magistrate).

Hanover Bay (Ft. George IV.)--Beard, G. I.; Paull,N. A.

Junction-Slater, Charles Harold (Constable).Kimberley Division -Halt', Arthur; Creagh, Rt. Rev,

John, C.S.S.R.La Grange-Price, C. D. (Officer-in-Charge Aborigines'

Feeding Depot).Lombadina-Collins, Rev. Patrick.Marble Bar-Kelly, F. (Acting Resident Magistrate).North-West Diocese-Trower, Rt. Rev. Gerard, D.D.

(Bishop of North-West).Nffilagine-Growden, F. H. (Constable). ,Onslow-Stenning, Dr. E. A. (Resident Magistrate) ;

Nicholson, J. (Constable).Point Cloates-Taylor, John.Port Hedland-Wilson, Dr. Thomas (Resident Magis-

trate).Roebourne-Maunsell, Dr. J. (Resident. Magistrate).Shark Bay-Edwards, W. W. (Inspector of Fisheries).Sunday Island-Hadley, Sydney.Tableland-Fawcett, R. (Constable).Violet Valley-Burness, Hector (Aborigines' Feeding

Depot).Wallal-Davidson, W.Whole State--Bates, Mrs., Daisy.-Wyndham-Adams, Dr. A. (Resident Magistrate)

pa:z:mum: 1), 1921.] 0 VAIENT

Department of. Mines,2697/21. Perth, 7th December, 1921.

ills .1tixcellency the Governor in Executive f.IounciL hasbeen pleased to approve the following , Regulations forthe government of the staff of the School of -Alines,Jfalgoo lie.

T. BRO-UN, .

for Minister for Mines.

SCHOOL NES,.L'e,ouletioas gec,o'aici1 the members of the slef;

from the of "The I ebrie1901. ''

The teach ng staff shall classified in twoions,

,Div 1.--Lectu rei s and As-is'annt Lecturers,devoting their whole time to the work of the School.

Division 2.-All other officers.2. The Director of the School of -Mines shall have

the direction and control of the entire staff, and shallfrom Cum to time define their duties.

3, When a vacancy in any office of Division 1 of thestaff requires to be filled or an wrointniut made to aJICIV elute in that division, the Director shall obtainsuitable applications from qualified persons, and shallmake a recommendation to the Minister as to the ap-plicant best qualified to fill the vacancy. Such appoint-ments shall be noo' by the Governor. I./tummies inoffices of Division 2 shall be fine.] by the Director, sub-ject to the a pprox al of the Al leister.

4. .1.1;i11 officer of Divishm must devote his wholetime to school, and may not inigage in work outsidehis regular school duties without the consent, of theMinister.

5. 'file appointment' of an officer will date :from thotittle that lie reports himself to the Director for duty,and only train or other fares from the. officer's mountof departure within the State to his destination will bepaid, unless otherwise specified et the time of the ap-pointment.

6. Each officer shall he regular in the times of hisarrival at and departure from his duties, and shall notabsent himself without leave, during class hours.

7. The members of the staff are required to regu-larly conduct their classes, as detailed in the Syllabus,at the hours shown ou the time table, and to commencetheir classes at the time specified. The re;,,,ular hoursof duty shall be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and frownp.m. to 10 pinli 01' an equivalent.

8. .Ilitch member of the sia shall be required toprevent an accumulation of arrears of work and maybe called upon to meet a temporary increase of work.without additional payment.

9. Each member of the staff shall be held respon-sible for the proper conduct of his classes and the safekeeping, of the material and apparatus used in connec-tion with his work. Ile must at onee report to theDirector any damage to school property, disobedienceto Regulations, and misdemeanour which may comeunder his notice.

10. Correspondence from members of the stall' to thehead office must pass through the Director.

11. No information connected with the school orohtained by means of the school applia».ces is to hemade public by any member of the storr, without theknowledge and consent of the Director.

12. -Members of the staff are prohibited from s; s-ing the influence or interest of any person iu order toobtain promotion, transfer, or other advantage, exceptwith the consent of the :Director. All claims for ad-vancement within the service most he made through ilieDirector.

13. No member of the staff, in Ids official capacity,shall give to any person who is leaving or wino hasleft the school, any written testimonial without the con-sent of the :Diroctor.

11. No address, testimonial, or presentation shall beaccepted by any member of the staff without the sanc-tion in writing' of the responsible Minister.

15. if any member of tile staff is on all indictmentconvicted of any offence, he shall be deemed to haveforfeited his office, and shall thereupon cease to per-fom his duties and receive his salary..

10. The recognised summer vacation shall extendfrom the week prior to Christmas up to the cud of thesecond week in February. Before leaving for tile Vile:A-tiOn each member of the staff must have completed his

GAZETTE, W.A.

year's work to the satisfaction of the Director, andmust state his proposed postal address. Each memberof the staff must report himself for duty on February11th.

17. The school shall be closed on Public Serviceholidays.

18. Each. member of the staff is required to give onemonth `s notice before leaVing. Any appointment inDivision 1 may be terminated by three months' notice,and any in Division 2 by one month's notice on thepart of the Department; but the appointment of anymember of tile staff may, in case of misconduct, be ter-minated summarily by the 'Minister.

19. Resignations shall take effect on the last day ofthe calendar month. If the month 's notice is givenduring the vacation the officer's salary for that monthmay be withheld, and in no case shall the last month'ssalary he paid to the officer who is leaving the Schooluntil the various matters under his charge have beenarranged to the satisfaction of the :Director.

20. Inquiries into complaints and appeals frommembers of the staff, or into charges of misconductagainst the same, may be conducted by the AdvisoryBoard.

21. Mentbers of the staff when travelling on thePublic Service will be subject to Section E of the Pub-lic Service Regulations.

22. The granting of Long Service leave, Sick leave,Free passes to the coast, and Goldfields Allowancesshall be in accordance with the Education DepartmentRegulations.

APPOINTMENTS.:Department of Mines,

Perth, 7th December, 1921.1115 Ii'oelletley the Governor in Executive Council has1,en .leased to make the following' appointments

2261/11.-Police Constable Goorge Edward Beall asActice Jfeputy Minis 1-togistrar at Yalgoo, during theabsence on leave of the 1Jeputy Mining Registrar.

2695/21.-Police Sergeant Edward James Spry asBailiff of the Warden 's Court at Broome, West Kim-berley Goldfield.

THE \INNING ACT, 190 -I.Department of Mines,

2957/09. Perth, 7th December, 1921.IT is hereby notified, in accordance with the provisionso f Section 45 of " The Alining Act, 1901," His Ex-cc li;mey the Governor in .Executive Council has been

cased to renew, for a further period of twenty-onevears from the 1st (lay of January, 1922, the leases as

below.

Goldfielit.

M. A. CALANCEDINI,Under Secretary for Mines.

(tow Mining Leases.

District. No. of Lease.

CoolgardieEast MurchisonMt. MargaretNorth-East Coolgardie

KunanallingWiluna

Kanowna

645s7,7

1206'r1019x

.1131/16.iT is hereby notified, in accordance with the provisionsof Section 5:1 of "The 'Alining Aet, 1901," Ills Ex-eelleitey the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to renew, for a further term or twenty-one yearsfrom the 1st day of January, 1922, the leases as shownbelow.

M. .1. CALANGHINI,Under Secretary for Mines.---

Mineral Leases.

Goldfield or MineralField.

GreenbushesPhillips River...

District. No. or Lease.

233, 271109

2566 kNT GAZETTE. W.A. [1) EcE3rnat. 9, 1921.

THE MINING ACT, 1904.

Depar uncut of Mines,Perth, 7th December, 1921.

IT is hereby notified that, in accordance with the provisions of The Mining Act, 1904," His Excellency the Governor inExecutive Council has been pleased to deal with the undermentioned Leases and Applications for Leases as shown below.

M. 3. CALANCIIINLUnder Secretary for Mines.

Gold Lease8-

The uuderntentionecl Applications for Gold Mining Leases were approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

East CoolgardieMurchison ... iNlceltat harra

5245a.1495N5.

The surrenders of the undermentioned Gold Mining Leases were accepted

No. ofGoldfield. District. Lease. Name of Lease. Lessees.

Coolgardie 5128 Wallangie Harvey, Robert.Mt. Margaret Mt. Malcolm 450c Rochester ... The Sons of Gwalia, Limited.

476c The Edward Hooper do.523e Ogilvie do.813c Gwalia Deep, No. 8 do.81.4c Gwalia Deep, No. 9 do.981c Star of Gwalia South do.

1225c Gwalia. South, No. 1 do.1226c Gwalia South, No. 2 do.1227c Gwalia South, No. 3 do.1228e Gwalia South, No. 4 do.1229c Gwalia South, No. 5 do.1230c Gwalia South, No. 6 do.1231c Gwalia. South, No. 7 do.1232c Gwalia South, No. S do.1291c Mount Leonora, No. 2 ... do.1292c Gwalia Deeps, No., 1 ... do.1343c Gwalia Deep, No. 10 ... do.1344c Gwalia Deep, No. 11 .. do.1345c Gwalia Deep No. 12 ... do.1346c Gwalia Deep, No. 13 ... do.1347c Gwalia Deep, No. 14 ... do.

Murchison ... Meekatharra 1486, Ethel May Walker, Christopher Henry ;Ethel May.

Walker,

Mimeral Lew.

The undermentioned application for a Mineral Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield. District. No. of Application.

Outside Proclaimed Fields 2821*.

7`ailiags Lease.

The undermentioned application for a Tailings Lease was approved, subject to survey :

Goldfield.

Coolgardie

District.

45*.

No. of Application.

Conditionally.

1)ECIDIDER 9, 1921 .1 GOVERNME NT GAZETTE, W.A. 256'71

Public Works Act, 1902.

NOTICE OF RESUMPTION.

ToW,NSITE ON EKPERANCE NORTHWARD RAILWAY.

P.W. 6038/21. Ex. Co. No. 4636.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the piece or parcel of land. described in the Schedule heretobeingin the Fitzgerald Districthas, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor, dated the30th day of November, 1921, been set apart, taken, or resumed for the purposes of a Townsite on the Esperance Northward Railway.

And further, notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, or resumed is marked offand more particularly described on plan, P.W.D., W.A., No. 21834 (L.T.O. 5737), which may be inspected at the office ofthe Minister for Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said land shall vest in His Majesty accordingly, freed and discharged from all trusts,mortgages, charges, estates, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

No. on Plan,P.W.D., W.A.,

No. 21834.Owner or Reputed Owner.

SCHEDULE .

Occupier or ReputedOccupier. Description.

y Theresa Thompson j Vacant ...

Certified correct this 28th clay of November, 1921.

WM. J. GEORGE,Minister for Works.

Portion or Fitzgerald Location 24 (Cer-tificate of Title, Volume 708 andFolio 93)

F. A. NEWDEGATE,Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 30th day of November, 1.921.

Public Works Act, 1902.

NOTICE OF RESUMPTION.P.W. 4308/21 ; Ex. Co. No. 4400.

CLAREMONT Ruin BOAR,OEXTENS CON or LOFTUS STREET.

NOTICE is hereby given, and it is hereby declared, that the piece or parcel of land described in the Schedule heretobeingin the Swan Districthas, in pursuance of the written approval and consent of His Excellency the Governor, dated the 9th dayof November, 1921, been set apart, taken, or resumed for the purposes of the Claremont Road Board (Extension of LoftusStreet).

And further, notice is hereby given that the said piece or parcel of land so set apart, taken, or resumed is marked off andmore particularly described on Plan, P.W.D., W.A., No. 21731 (TM. 5658), which may be inspected at the office of the Ministerfor Works, Perth.

And it is hereby directed that the said land shall vest in the Claremont Road Board accordingly, freed and dischargedfrom all trusts, mortgages, charges, estates, rights-of-way or other easements whatsoever.

SCHEDULE.

No. on Plan,P.W.D., W.A.,

No. 21731.

1.

Occupier or ReputedOwner or Reputed Owner. Occupier.

Rowland Nathaniel Chubb Vacant ...

Description. Quantity.

a. r. p.Lot 9 of Section G of S wan. Location 0 0 27.5

717 (Certificate of Title, Volume 50Folio 140)

Certified correct this 27th clay of September, 1921.J. L. LAPSLEY,

Chairman, Claremont Road Board.

TIME ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Anon Rood Board.W.S., 457/18.

T is hereby notified, for general information, that illsExcellency the Governor in Executive COlineil, in exer-rise of the powers conferred by Section 167 of "The

F. A. NEWDEGATE,Governor in Executive Council.

Dated this 9th day of November, 1921.

Road Districts Act, 1919," has been pleased to placeA.A. 448 (Wamenuskimo.;), situated on Location

11377, end. r the control and management of the Avon.Road Board.

Ti. ANr. STA NLE v_1,0

Acting Under Secretary for Works aTrading Concerns.

2568 GOVERNA T GAZETTE, W.A.

THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1916

HUNICFPAL ELECTION S

[D V.r e si r..,, 1921

Department of Works and Trading Concerns, Perth, 30th November 1921.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, in accordance with Section 113 of the Municipal Corporations Act, that the following gent!, -men have been elected Members of the undermentioned Municipal Councils to fill the vacancies shown in the particulars hereunder L

MunicipalCouncil.

I Date ofWard.Election.

Member elected.Occupa-

tion.How vacancy

occurredName of previous

Member. Remark,.

Surname. Christian Name.

1921.Albany

I East Nov. 93 Downes Beau-mont

Jeweller ... Retirement M. B. Downes ... f Unopposed.

Do. ... I West do. Fletcher Cecil Tell ourd Manager... do. C. T. Fletcher .. do,Do. ... I North do. Lawson George Farmer ... do. G. Lawson do.Do. .! do. Walston Edward, Gentleman. do. IV. J. Day, J.P. Lyor (unop-

posed).S ubiaco

Do.

East

North

do.

do.

Trenaman

Cohn ...

Victor Roy _

Albert Hyman

EstateAgent

do.

do

W. AV. Morrison

A. IT. CohnDo.Do.

CentralSouth

do.do.

Boas ...Halbert

Lionel TobiasThomas Graham

SecretaryEstate

do.do.

AV. RichardsonT. A. Dudley

AgentDo. do. Richardson Walter Gentleman I do. . J. Berryman Lyon (unop-

posed).Fremantle City ... do. Sumpton William Jackson Merchant do. V. J. Sumpton... ropposed.

Do. North _ do. Sidebottom Alfred William Union do. A. W. SiclebottonSecretary

Do. ... Central ... do. Stevens ... i James Agent ... do. J. Stevens do.Do. ... South do. Cooke ... ... I John Grocer ... do. J. CookeDo. do. Gibson ... Frank Ernest Pharmacist do. F. E. Gibson ... Iayor (unop-

posed).

TENDERS

Nature of Work.

FOR PUBLIC

Date and time forClosing,

WORKS.

Date ofNotice.

Where and when Conditions of Contract, etc.,to be seen.

1921.1921. (Noon on Tuesday.)

Nov. 17 Perth Modern School New 13th December ... Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 29thScience Rooms (6223) November, 1921.

Nov. 24 Goldfields SchoolsRenovations(6227)

13th December Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Kal-goorlie, on and after 29th November, 1921.

Nov. 24 Bunbury Pilot QuartersAddi-tions (6228)

13th December Contractors' Boom, Perth, and Court House, Bun-bury, on and after 29th November, 1921.

Nov. 24 Lower Balingup School andQuartersRemoval from Hes-ter (6229)

13th December Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Bun-bury and Bridgetown, on and after 29th November,1921.

Nov 24 Bunbury High School(6230) 20th December Contractors' Room, Perth, and Court House, Bunbury,on and after 29th November, 1921.

Dec. 1 Armada le Post OfficeRenova-tions (6231)

20th December Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 6th December,1921.

Dec. 1 East Victoria Park SchoolAddi-tions (6232)

20th December Contractors' Room, Perth, on and after 6th December,1922. 1921.

Dec. 8 Bremer Bay Post OfficeReno-vations (6233)

3rd January Contractors' Room, Perth, and P.W.D. Office, Albany,on and after 13th December, 1921.

Dec. 8 Eatanning School Additions(6234)

3rd J nuary Contractors' Room, Perth, P.W.D. Office, Albany,and Court House, Katanning, on and after 13thDecember, 1921.

Tenders, which must be accompanied by a Schedule of quantities together with the prescribed deposit,are to be addressed to "The Hon. the Minister for Works and Trading Concerts," and marked "Tender," andwill be received at the Public Works Office, Perth. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

H. W. STANL EY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Public Works.

gl 9, 1921.j GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2569

LAND DRAINAGE ACT, 1904.Wu-twang Drainage District.

IT is hereby notified, for public information, that HisExcellency the Governor in Executive Council has beenpleased to approve, under Section 1.8 of " The LandDrainage, Act, 1900," of the construction of MainDrain Works within the Wungong Drainage District,in accordance with the schedule hereto annexed.

Schedule..

Deepening the channel above Location 16A and theconstruction of a drain through Lots 100 and 105 ofLocation 31.

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Water Supply.

THE WATER BOARDS ACT, 1904.Water Rate in the Cue and Day Dawn Water Area.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theyear 1921 of all lands in the Cue and Day Dawn WaterArea now liable to be rated under the above-mentionedAct has been made up, and is open for inspection byratepayers.

By order of the Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage,


Perth, 9th December, 1921.

Notice of Rate in the Cue and Day Dawn Irater Area.NOTICE is hereby given that, under the oowers con-ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the Minister ofWater Supply, Sewerage, and Drainage has ordered a rateof TwO shillings in the pound for the Cue and Day DawnWater Area, to be made and levied for the year ending31st December, 1921, upon all rateable land entered inthe rate book, the making up of which is published inthe Govermennt Gazette of 9th December, 1921, andlocal newspaper; that the minimum rate for the above-mentioned period for each separately assessed parcel ofland the annual rate of which at Two shillings in thepound would not exced £1 shall he £1, and that a memo-randum of such order has been duly entered in the rate-book and signed.

The said rate is now payable in accordance with theBy-laws made under the aforesaid Act.

By order of the Minister of Water Supply, Sewerage,and Drainage,


Perth, 9th December, 1921.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Avon and York Road Districts.

Alteration of Boundary.Notice of Intention.

'Department of Works and Trading Concerns,P.W. 4696/21. Perth, 23rd November, 1921.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of " The Road Districts Act, 1919," tosever that portion of the Avon Road District as de-scribed in the Schedule hereto and annex it to theYork Road District. Plans of the proposed alterationmay be seen at the Local Government Office, Depart-ment, of Works and Trading Concerns, Perth.

(Sgd.) H.. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary

for Works and Trading Concerns.

SCHEDULE.

York Road District.

Transfer of Territory from the Avon Road District.

All that piece of land, at present comprising portionof the Avon Road District to the WestWard of a linecommencing on the present boundary of the District,at the East corner of Avon Location 8049, and extendingSouthward to and along the North-Eastern boundariesof Locations 8050, 8051, and 8052, and the South-Eastern boundary of the lattermost, the Northern andSouth-Western boundaries of Location 8054, part ofthe North-Western boundary of Location 9887, theNorth-Western boundaries of Locations 15841 and20916, a North-Eastern, a North-Western, and againa North-Eastern boundary of Location 20335, part ofthe North-Western and the North-Eastern boundary ofLocation 6964, a North-Eastern, a North-Western, aNorth-Eastern, and the South-Eastern boundary ofLocation 13921, the South-Eastern boundaries of Loca-tions 8215, 2401, and 3119, part of the North-Easternboundary of Location 10876 to the present Districtboundary at its East corner.

THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.

Dalwal:inu Road Board.

Alteration of Ward Boundaries.

Notice of Intention.

Department of Works and. Trading Concerns,P.W. 3278/21. Perth, 23rd November, 1921.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that itis the intention of His Excellency the Governor, underthe provisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," andall other powers enabling him in this behalf, to transferfrom the Central Ward to the South Ward of the Dal-wallinu Road District all that territory described inthe Schedule hereunder.

Plans of the proposed alteration may be seen at theLocal Government Office, Department of Works andTrading Concerns, Perth.

(Sgd.) H. W. STANLEY-LOW,

Acting Under Secretary

for Works and Trading Concerns.

SCHEDULE.

Dalwallintt Road District.

Transfer of Territory front the Central Ward to theSouth Ward.

All that piece of laud, at present comprising portionof the Central Ward Southivard of a'Aine commencingat the intersection of the East boundary of MelbourneLocation 928 with the production West of the Northboundary of Location 2672, and extending Eastwardalong said production and North boundary, the Northboundaries of Locations 2606 and 2141, a North, anEast, and a North boundary of Location 2144, theNorth boundaries of Locations 1286, 1915, 2620, 1916,2109, 1917, Ninghan Locations 527 and 528, and partof the Eastern boundary of the lattermost, the Northboundaries of Locations 342, 320, 321, 324, and 325,part of the West and the North boundary of Location327, part of the West and a North boundary of Re-serve 14174, the North boundary of Reserve 16495,again a North and part of the East boundary of Re-serve 14174 aforesaid, a South and part of the Eastboundary of Location 333, the North boundaries ofLocations 842, 841, 1664, 1665, 534, and 1660, and theNorth-Eastern boundary of the last-mentioned locationto the existing Ward boundary at its South-East corner.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Swan Road Board.

Alteration of Ward Boundaries.Notice of Intention.

Department of Works and Trading Concerns,P.W. 3942/21. Perth, 16th November, 1921.

IT is hereby notified, for general information, that it isthe intention of His Excellency the Governor, under theprovisions of "The Road Districts Act, 1919," and allother powers enabling him in this behalf, to transferfrom the North Ward to the West Ward of the SwanRoad District all that territory described in the Schedulehereunder.

Plans of the proposed alteration may be seen at theLocal Government Office, Department of Works andTrading Concerns, Perth.

H. W. STANLEY-LOW,Acting Under Secretary for Works and

Trading Concerns.

SCHEDULE.Transfer of Territory from the North to the West

Ward.All that piece of land bounded by lines commencing

at the intersection of the production North of the Eastboundary of Swan Location 1721 with the Southernboundary of Lot 48 of Location 1, and extending East-ward along part of the Southern boundary of said Lot48 and the Southern boundaries of Lots 49, 50, 51, and52; thence following the Southern side of a surveyedroad to and along the Southern boundaries of Lots 253to 259 inclusive, and 262 and to and along the Northernboundary of Lot 1 to its North-East corner; thenceSouthward along the East boundaries of Lots 1 to 16inclusive and the East boundary of Lot 222 to the rightbank of the Swan River, and Westward and Southwardalong said bank of the river, and the South boundaryof Location A to its South-West corner; thence North-ward along East boundaries of Locations 2950, 1496,2947, 2148, and 1721 and their production Northwardto the starting point.

THE WATER BOARD ACT, 1904.

Wagin Water Board.

Water Rate for 1921-22.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Rate Book for theYear ending 31st October, 1922, of all lands in theWagin District now liable to be rated under the above-mentioned Act has been made up, and that the RateBook pertaining to such water district may be inspectedat the Water Board Office, Piesse 's Buildings, Wagin,on and after January 5th next, 1922.

By order of the Board,

C. C. KEYSER,Secretary.

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the powers con-ferred by the above-mentioned Act, the .Wagin WaterBoard has ordered a Rate of One shilling in the forthe Wagin Water District, to be made and levied forthe year ending 31st October, 1922, upon all rateableland entered in the Rate Book, the making up of whichis published in the Government Gazette of Friday, De-cember 9th, 1921, and in the " Southern Argus" ofFriday, December 9th, 1921; that the minimum ratefor the above-mentioned period on each separately as-sessed parcel of land, the annual rate of which at oneshilling in the would not exceed ten shillings, shall beTen shillings; unless the said land is unoccupied land,on which no building is erected, and in which case thesaid minimum rate for the period above-mentioned oneach separately assessed parcel of land, the annual rateof which at one shilling in the would not exceed fiveshillings, shall be five shillings.

By order of the Board,

C. C. KEYSER,Secretary.

Wagin, 6th December, 1921.

WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TENDER BOARD.

Tenders for Government Supplies.

Date ofadvertising. Schedule No.

1921.Oct. 27 ... 159A, 1921Nov. 25 ... 175A, 1921Dec. 2 178A, 1921

Supplies required. Date ofclosing.

Engine, Car, Wagon Tyres, 335 only ...Oilskins, Sou' -Westers, and Mackintoshes ...Parts for making 7 bicyles ; fittings to be B.S.A.

1921.Dec. 22.Dec. 22.Dec. 22.

Tenders a ldre3sed to the Chairman, Tender Board, West Perth, will be received for the above-mentioned supplies until 2.15p.m. on the date of closin3.

'readers mu3t, be properly endorsed on envelopes, otherwise they are liable to rejection.Tender forms and full pirticulam may be obtained on application at the Tender Board Office, Marquis Street, West Perth.io tender necessarily accepted.

Cancellation of Contract.

TenderBoardNo.

28/19

Date. Contractor. Particulars.

1921,Dee. 5 ...

8th December, 1921.

A. W. Doust ... Firewood for No. 1 Pumping Station, Schedule 9A,1919.

JAS. THOMPSON,Chairman Government Tender Board.

D oiu 9, 1921.1 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2571

METROPOLITAN WATER SUPPLY , SEWERAGE,AND DRAINAGE DEPARTMENT.

Met. W.S. 33/18.PURSUANT to Section 96 of "The Metropolitan WaterSupply, Sewerage, and Drainage Act, 1909," notice ishereby given that Water Mains have been laid in theundermentioned streets in the following districts:

South Perth Municipality.1040 /20 Fremantle Road, from River Street to Pres-

ton Street, South-Westerly.1040/20Preston Street, from Fremantle Road to

McDonald Street, North-Westerly.83/21Coode Street, from Comer Street to Lot 260,

Southerly.83/21Eric Street, from Coode Street to Lot 206,

Easterly.659 /21 Melville Parade, from Lot 45 to Lot 41,

Southerly.

Queen's Park Road Board.486/21Elizabeth Street, from Station Street to Lot

28, South - Westerly.583/21Mills Street, from Albany Road to Lot 97,

North-Easterly.

Perth Municipality.605/21Prowse Street, from Thomas Street to Colin

Crescent, Easterly.,694/21Streatley Road (Victoria Park), from Lot

85 to Lot 86, Easterly.

Bayswater Road Board.732/21South Crescent, from Lot 50 to Leake Street,

Westerly.

:Banton-1 Park Road Board.710/21Keymer Street, from Lot 70 to Lot 73,

North-Westerly.

Cottesloc Municipality.50/21Swanbourne Terrace, front John Street to

Warnham Street, Northerly.50/21Warnham Street, from Swanbourne Terrace to

Lot 15, Easterly.

Perth Road Board.624/21Nanhob Street, from Lawley Crescent to Lot

714, North-Easterly.

Subiaco Municipality.649/21Evans Street, from Railway Road to Lot 27,

Easterly.And the Minister for Water Supply, Sewerage, and

Drainage is, subject to the provisions of the said Act,prepared to supply water therefrom to the lands andpremises in such streets.

Dated at Perth, this 9th day of December, 1921.G. C. IIAYWOOD,

Secretary for Metropolitan Water Supply,Sewerage, and Drainage.

SANDSTONE WATER BOARD.STATEMENT of Receipts and. Expenditure for yearended 30th June, 1921:

Receipts. s. d.Cr. Balance Bank, 1/7/20 . 1 2 11Cash in hand .. .. 2 1 0.

Rates, Current .. .. 48 19 0Rates, Arrears .. .. 59 19 0Excess Water and Sund Consumers .. 63 15 8

s. d.Dr. Balance Bank 6 711Less Cash in hand 5 13 6

Dr. 0 14 5

£176 12 0

liicp it erc.Adverts and .PrintiAudit FeesBank ChargesInsurancesMaintenancePetty ExpensesPumping CostsRepairsSala ries

£ s. d.5 69 9

0 150 19

22 04 (I

123 1

.. 5 8

.. 13 0

£176 12 0

0000

0

60

We certify having examined the books of the Sand-stone Water Board, compared them with the aboveStatement of Receipts and Expenditure, and found samecorrect.

R. L. MILLEN,Government Auditor.

E. J. BEE/.A,Ratepayers' Auditor.

16th November, 1921.

TRANSFER. OF LAND ACT, 1893.(Section 75.)

Application No. 1879/1921.NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to the directionof the Commissioner of Titles in this behalf it isintended on the third day of January next to issue inthe name of Rose Gertrude Stockton of Dumbleyungwidow a special duplicate Crown Lease to the land de-scribed below the duplicate Crown Lease having as isalleged been lost.

Dated this first day of December, 1921.

A. Y. CLYDE,Registrar of Titles.

The land ref erred to.All that piece of land situate in the Town of Dumble-

yung containing four acres three roods and three perchesbeing Dumbleyung Lot 178 being the whole of the landin Crown Lease No. 2699/1913 (Lease No. 268/153C)standing in the name of Rose Gertrude Stockton ofDumbleyung Widow.mursion, cy. Ackland, Solicitors, Perth, Agents for J. F.

McMillan, TV agin, Solicitor for the Applicant.

TRANSFER OF LAND ACT, 1393.Application No. 1177/1.921.

TAKE notice that Astley Bertram Corneles Hamersleyof Georgina Farmer has made application to be regis-tered as the proprietor of an estate in fee simple inrmssession in the following parcels of land situate inthe Victoria District and being:

ictoria Locations .413 and 414 containing together480 acres

Bounded on the North-East by 40 chains of Arthur

On the South-East by 80 chains of Georgina RoadOn the South-West by SO chains of Edward Road andOn the North-West by the South-East boundary of

Location 1000 measuring 40 chains by part of the South-West boundary of Location 997 and the South-WestLoundary of Location 794 measuring together 40 chainsand by the South-East boundary of Location 794 meas-uring 40 chains.

Part of Victoria Location 421 containing 79 acres2 roods

Bounded on the North-East by 39 chains 75 linksof Kennedy Road

road theSouth-East by 20 chains 4 links of a public

On the South-West by a boundary of Location 2047and the North-East boundaries of a public reserve andLocationocation 2704 measuring together 39 chains 84 linksand

On the North-West by 20 chains 2 links of the South-East boundary of Location 889.

2572 0 OV E RNA' ]NT GA ZETTE, W.A.. [D FICEM R. P., 1'021.

Part of Victoria Location 415 containing 7 7 9 acres3 roods and 22 perches

Bounded on the North-East by 9S chains 15 links andfour-tenths of a link 1 chain 48 links and three-tenthsof a link and 2 chains 3 links and four-tenths of a linkof the Geraldton-Walkaway Railway

On the South-East by 76 chains 72 links and two-tenths of a link of Georgina Road

On the South-West by 100 chains of Kennedy Roada nd

On the North-West by the South-East boundaries ofLocations 702 and 1360 measuring together 78 chains18 links.

Victoria Location. 199 (1110 parts of Victoria Locations252 416 417 418 419 and 420 containing in theaggregate 2029 acres 2 roods

Bounded on the North-West by 140 chains 17 linksand three-tenths of a link of Georgina Road

On the North-East by the South-West and South-Eastboundaries of Location 1115 measuring 39 chains and21. chains 2 links respectively and by 118 chains 51 linksof Arthur Road

On the South-East by the North-West boundaries ofLocations 746 and 1056 measuring together 81 chainsby 21 chaffis 93 links and three-tenths of a link of theSouth-West boundary of Location 1056 by the North-West boundary of Location 1801 measuring 40 chains70 links and one-half of a link by 60 chains 50 links ofthe North-East boundary of Location 1687 and by tileNorth-West boundaries of Locations 1687 and 1688 anda public reserve measuring together 40 chains and

On the South-West by 119 chains of Kennedy Road.Bounded on the inner parts by public roads by the

Geraldton-Walkaway Railway Reserve and by tile partsof Victoria Locations 417 and 418 comprised in Dia-gram 3347 deposited in the Office of Titles.

And further take notice that all persons other thanthe applicant claiming to have any estate right title orinterest iu the above parcel of land are hereby requiredto lodge in this Office on or before the 3rd January nexta caveat forbidding the same from being brought underthe operation of the Act.

A. Y. GLYDE,Registrar of Titles.

Land Titles Office, Perth,1st December, 1921.

Parker 6- Parker, Perth, Solicitors for the Applicant.

THE HEALTH ACT, 1911-19.Qualification of Inspectors,

IN pursuance of the powers conferred upon me by"The Health Act, 1911-19," I hereby exempt from theoperations of Section 30 of the said Act the office ofInspector in the Health District specified hereunder:

Leonora-Malcolm: for the period ended 30th June,1922.

EVERITT ATKINSON,Commissioner of Public Health.

THE following appointment made by the undermen-tioned Local Health Authority is hereby approved:

Yealering Local Board of flea:th.1as. Kerr to be inspector.


6th December, 1921.

T HE HEALTH ACT, 1911 -1.9.Amendment of fly- laws.

M.P.H. 2373/21; Ex. Co. 4728.H ER HAS Model By-laws have been prepared in ac-

corf'ffince with the provisions of Section 294 of "TheH.catili Act, 1911-19," and published in the GovernmentGazette on the 20th day of November, 1914; andwhereas Bunbury Municipality, being a Local HealthAuthority under the provisions of the said Act, did byresolution published in the Government Gazette on the12th day of March, 1920, adopt either wholly or inpart such Model By-laws to be its By-laws; and whereasby the provisions of the Act aforesaid a Local Health

Authority may alter or a.mend By-laws so made: Now,therefore, the Bunbury Municipality, being the LocalHealth Authority for the Bunbury Health District, dothhereby amend such By-laws by:

(1) Inserting the words "or balcony" after theword "room" wherever such word occurs inparagraphs "a" and "h" of By-law No. 5of Part V. of Series "A" of the Model By-laws, and

(2) inserting the following to stand as paragraphs"0" and "e":

(d) Where beds are required on balconies,there shall be a clear space on each side ofthe beds of at least two feet.

(e) Where beds are used for sleeping outon balconies, a proper and sufficient dressingroom shall be provided to the satisfaction ofthe Health Inspector.

Dated this 24th day of November, 1921.H. S UMME 11S,

Town Clerk.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of. Public Health forthe State of Western Australia, this 29th day of Nov-ember, 1921..


Approved by Ills Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, this 7th day of December, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER,Cleric of time Council.

THE HI A.ETH ACT, 1911-1.9.Kalgoorlie Road Board District.

Amendment of By-laws.Kalgoorlie 2011/19; Ex. Co. 4727.

WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Health Act,1911-19," a Local Health Authority may make By-lawsand may amend, repeal,- or alter any By-laws so made:Now, therefore, the Kalgoorlie Road Board, being aLocal Health Authority within the meaning of the saidAct, doth hereby amend its By-laws by adding the fol-lowing. By-law to stand as By-law 16 of Part LNuis-ances:--

" The owner or occupier of any premises shall, whenordered by an inspector, remove any accumulation ofbuilding or any other material upon such premises, 01shall, when required by the Inspector for the purpose ofclearing the ground up4n which such a.ccumulationexists, for the purpose of destroying rats, or for anyother purpose, so deal with such accumulation as thisInspector may direct."

Dated this 30th clay of -November, 1921.F. C. SIMPSON,

Secretary.

Confirmed by the Commissioner of Public Health, this30th day of November, 1921..


Approved by His Excellency the Governor in Council,this 7th day of December, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

M.P.H. 7571/21; Ex. Co. 4712.MODEL BY-LAWS.

For preventing the harbourage of and securing thedestruction of Rodents.

WHEREAS under the provisions of "The Health Act,191E19," the Governor may cause to be preparedModel By-laws: Now, therefore, the Governor havingcaused tie attached Model By -laws to be prepared,hereby approves of such By-laws being published underthe authority of the said' Act:

1. No owner or occupier shall place, throw, leave, orsuffer .to remain on his premises any waste food, refuse,garbage, waste matter, or thing which would have atendency to encourage or attract rats to visit or fre-quent pretnises, or to form or afford harbourage orshelter to rats.

DE0E-ir9,ER 9, 19211.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A.

2. Whenever upon any premises any litter, hay,straw, packing material, manure, building material,produce, timber,' bags, tins, old iron, pn.por, packingcases, or similar material is kept or stored in such away as to afford or form shelter or harbourage for rats,it shall be removed er so stacked, stored, arranged, orprotected as to no 'longer afford or form shelter or har-bourage for rats.

No waste food, garbage, edible trade waste,horse-feed or cow-feed, food intended for bir;ils or otheranimals, or similar material, shall be kept or allowedto remain on any premises unless it is contained in rat-proof receptacles, or compartments which are kepteffectively covered or closed against access by rats.

4. 'Every opening' front or into any covered drain orsewer within the curtilage of any premises, and everyopening front or into any pipe, covered ,?.onduit, orcovered channel (whether or not used for drainage)Which affords or is likely to afford access, shelter, orharbourage for rats, shall be so trapped or otherwiseprotected as to prevent effeetively the ingress or egressof rats.

5. Every disused covered drain, disused coveredsewer, disused pipe, disused covered conduit, or disusedcovered channel within the cartilage of any premiseswhich affords or is likely to afford access, harbourage,or shelter for rats, shall, upon notice to that effectbeing given by the inspector to the owner ar occupierof the premises, he taken up, repaired, blocked, orotherwise so dealt with in the manner specified hi suchnotice, as to effectively prevent the access, harbourage,or shelter of rats therein.

G. Whenever in any building the floors, skirtings,wainscots, walls, partitions, ceilings, or like internalfittings, or any of these, are so constructed or are insuch a condition as to permit the access, shelter, orharbourage of rats in, under, or about such building,the said floors, skirtings, wainscots, walls, partitions,

pr like internal fitting's shall he so removed,refitled reconstructed, altered, or repaired, as to pre-vent, as far as practicable, the access, shelter, or har-bouring of rats in, coder, or about step

7. Every retaining wall, embankment, structure, im-provement or work of ally kind or any formation,whether natural or artificial, Wallin the cartilage of anypremises, which affords or provides or is likely to affordor provide the means of access, harbourage, or shelterfor rats shall, in accordance with all inspector's order,be removed or so reconstructed or repaired or alteredas to prevent the access, harbourage, or shelter of rats.

S. Every hotel, restaurant, butcher's shop, smallgoods shop, baker 's shop, grocer 's shop, fruit shop, fishshop, oyster saloon, produce store, hide store, flour mill,stable, and slaughterhouse shall he so protected, alteredor refitted: in accordance with an inspector's order, asto effectively prevent rats from gaining access to or har-bouring ill, under, or about the building or buildingsthereof. All holes or openings in the external walls ofsuch buildings which are of such a nature as to permittire entry of rats, shall be blocked with cement or pro-tested with stout wire netting or metal in such a man.-nor as to effectively prevent the entry of rats.

All supplies or collections of water to which rats mayhave access in or on such premises shall be so protectedas to effectively prevent such access.

9. For every hotel, restaurant, butcher's shop, smallgoods shop, baker's shop, grocer's shop, fruit shop, fishshop, oyster saloon, produce store, hide store, flour mill,stable, and slaughterhouse there shall be provided atleast two rat traps of a pattern approved by the localauthority or as many more as may be required fromtime to time by an inspector. Every such trap shall bebaited with fresh bait at least twice in each week, andshall be kept -set. Every such trap shall be inspecteddaily by the owner or occupier or his agent or his ser-vant, and all rats found therein shall be killed andtheir carcases forthwith disposed of so as not to causea nuisance, aud the trap or traps reset and rebaited bythe said owner or occupier or Ids agent or servant.

10. In addition to the foregoing, every owner andoccupier shall use all reasonable means by blockingaccess ways, tlestroying harbourage, protecting food-stuffs, poisoning and trapping', the use of rat-killingdogs, cats or other animals, and otherwise to keep thepremises occupied by him free from rats and to pre-vent and discourage the access or harbouring of ratsin on, or about such premises.

2573

11. All public and private clocks and wharves, in-cluding all sheds and other buildings thereon, shall beso protected as to prevent rats from graining entranceto such clocks or wharves or sheds or buildings, at anystate of the tide, from vessels moored or anchoredalongside of such docks or wharves or from othersources, and all goods, products, wares, and merchandiseliable to attract or to become infested with or infectedby rats on any dock or wharf shall be so kept or storedas to prevent rats from gaining access to or cominginto contact therewith.

12. Every dock or wharf shall be provided with notless than two traps of a pattern approved by the localauthority and as many more as may from time to timebe required by an inspector. Every such trap shall bebaited with fresh and suitable bait at least twice aweek and shall be kept set. Every such trap shall beinspected at least once daily by the owner or occupieror his agent and servant, and all rats found therein shallbe killed and their carcases shall be forthwith disposedof in such manner as an inspector may from time totime require, and the trap or traps reset and rebaitedby the said owner or occupier or his agent or servant.

13. The presence of rat holes, rat runs, fresh ratdung, or other evidence of rat infestation upon anypremises, dock, wharf, land or place shall be taken asevidence that these by-laws have not been compliedwith, and shall be held to constitute a breach of theseby-laws.

14. It shall be the duty of every owner and occupierto comply with the foregoing by-laws at his own ex-pense and to continue such compliance during the con-tinuance of such by-laws.

Penalty Clause.15. If any person neglects to perform any duty cast

upon him by these by-laws, or neglects to comply withany order served upon him under these bylows, thenthe local authority may cause such work as is necessaryto comply with the terms of these by-laws, or with theterms of any order issued under these by-halos, to beperformed. on behalf of the person guilty of suchneglect; and the local authority may recover from suchperson the cost involved, in addition to any penalty orpenalties recoverable under the next succeeding by-law.

Rh. Where anything by these by-laws is directed tobe done or forbidden to be done or where authority isgiven to the local authority or to any offices' of the localauthority to direct anything to be done, or to forbidany-thing to be ,.done, and such act so directed to bedone remains undone, or such net forbidden to be cloneis done, in every such case the person making defaultshall be deemed guilty of a breach of these by-laws andshall be liable on conviction to a penalty of twentypounds, and in the case of a continuing breach to apenalty not exceeding forty shillings for each day thatsuch breach is continued.

Approved by Eis Excellency the Governor in Execu-tive Council, this 7th clay of December, 1921.

BERNARD PARKER,Clerk of the Council.

WHEA.T MARKETING ACT, 1921.Appointment of Advisory Committee.

Department of Agriculture,Perth, 5th December, 1921.

HIS Excellency the Governor in Executive Council hasbeen pleased to appoint

George Lowe Sutton, Thomas 'Ernest Field, HenryH. Poynter, E. Withorage Cotton, CharlesJohn Moran.

as an Advisory Committee under the Wheat MarketingActs and under Section 4 of "The Wheat MarketingAct, 1921,'' and the said George Lowe Sutton to beChairman.

K MALEY,Minister for Agriculture.

2574 . GOVERNMENT

MUNICIPALITY OF YORK.Notice of intention to borrow £6,000.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Muni-cipality of York proposes to borrow the sum of £6,000to be applied

(1) in the purchase of the business of the York Elec-tric Light Company, Ltd., at York, including the free-hold land, buildings, power plant, poles, cables, fittings,and all other the assets of the said Company used inconnection with the said business, as a going concern;

(2) in the purchase of additional electric light plant,and that a statement showing the proposed expenditureof the money to be borrowed is open for inspection atthe office of the Council during office hours.

The above sum is proposed to be raised by the sale of£100 debentures bearing interest at the rate of Sevenpounds per eentum per annum, payable half-yearly atthe office of the Council at York. The currency theloan to be for five years from date of issue.

Dated this 21st day of November, 1921.G. E. INKPEN,

Mayor.

PERCY A. STEWART,Town Clerk.

:DALWALLINII DISTRICT ROAD BOARD.ANNUAL Statement showing operations and trans-actions of the Board for Financial Year ended 300day of :rune, 1921:

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE.

RECEIPTS.

Particulars.Credit Balance at commencement of Year

Balance at Treasury ...Balance at Commonwealth Bank (Gen-

eral Account)

£ s. (1.

185 6 II

... 65 12 10Cash in transit ... ... 18 12 3In hands of Secretary ... ... 18 0 8

General Rate(1.) Current Rates collected during year 568 18 71(2.) Arrears of Rates collected during

year ... ... 547 3 7(3.) Rates in suspense ... 2.16 0

Licenses(n.) Cart and Carriage ...(b.) Dog ...(c.) Motor Cars(2.) Motor Cycles

Refund from Vermin Board ...Sale of Cart Plates ...Government Grants

Annual Subsidy for Maintenance andConstruction ...

Special GrantsJohnston Street, Dalwallinu

Contractors' Deposits ...All other Receipts

Exchanges ...Returned Cheques.

Insurance Refund, Accident A/c.Election Deposits

Total

75 10 04 0 0

71 0 01 2 6

246 0 0

100 0 0

e a. 2.

287 12

1,118 18 6

151 12 (1

33 0 04 3 0

346 0 0.. 21 19 0

20 6 0

£1,983 11 8

0 612 0

5 03 0

000(1

GAZETTE, W.A. [DECEMBER 9, 1921,

s. (1. s. dRefund of Rates (in suspense) ... 1 13 6Bank Charges 2 2 0Insurances (Fire Guarantees, etc.) ... 17 18 0Three per cents. 21 11 6Refund of Deposits to Contractors ... 15 10 0All other Expenditure (to be specified if on

works)Returned cheques... 0 0Insurance Refunded, Accident Account 5 0 0Election Deposits 3 0 o

20 0 0

Balances at end of YearTo credit of Board at Treasury 192 18 STo credit of Board at National Bank... 436 15 10Cash in transit ... 30 13 0Tn hands of Secretary ... 12 2 9

672 10 3

Total £1,983 11 8

T,TABILITTES AND ASSETS.

LIA BIIITIES.

Particulars, £ s. (I. £ s. d.Outstanding Accounts 67 6 0Amounts owing on Contracts land

Jibberding Road 121 13 9Miling Road ... 58 10 10

Contractors' Deposits ... 10 2 6All other Liabilities

Rates Suspense Account... ... ... 2 16 0Balance due Road Forming Machine ... 75 0 0

77 16 0Balance of Assets over Liabilities 2.495 14 7

Total ... £2,834 4 2

ASSETS,

Particulars. s. d. s. rt.Credit Balance at Treasury ... ... 192 18 8Credit Balance at National Bank ... 436 15 10

629 14 6Cash in transit 30 13 0Cash in hands of Secretary ... 12 2 0Rates outstanding

General Rates ... . 1,619 12 10Estimated Current Value of Property owned

by BoardBuildings, etc. 251 2 3Movable Plant and Tools 223 18 5Furniture, etc. ... 48 5 5

All other AssetsDue by Vermin Board ... 18 15 0

Total ... £2,834 4 2

certify having examined the books of the DalwallinuRoad Board and compared the above Statements of"-Receipts and Expenditure" and "2.ssets and Liabili-ties," and found same correct.

R. L. MILLEN,Government Auditor.

1111: November, 1921.

----EXPENDITURF,

FORM No. 51.

The Road Districts Act, 1919.Particulars.

Expenses for Levying RatesCollection Commission ...

S. d. £

22

s. d.

3 2

STATEMENT showing Expenditure on Roads or other Works for Yearended 30th June, 1921.

Expenses for Collecting LicensesLicensing Plates, Discs, etc. ... f'1 0

218 313 0 Name of Road or other Work. Construction. Maintenance.

3 11 3Salaries ... 225 0 0Office Expenses (Rent, Postage, Petty Cash,

etc.) 16 14 0 Sundry Works£ s. (I. s. d.

63 10 11Election Expenses ... 7 5 0 Wells and Dams ... 62 8 11Advertising 4 8 0 Dalwallinu Streets ... 83 5 8Stationery and Printing ... 22 6 11 Mullewa-Perth Road ... 95 2 0 78 15 4Maintenance Works (from Revenue, inelud-

ing Government Grants)Buntine StreetsGoatcher's Road

7 0 051 16 0

(a.) Roads 242 10 5 Wilgie Road ... 6 0 0(b.) - Wells, Dams, etc. ... ... 62 8 11 North Dalwallinn 1 Road ... 3 0 0 ..

304 19 4 O'Dea's Road ... 1 0 0Construction Works (from Revenue, includ-

ing Government Grants)Annett's Road ...Anderson Road 13 6 S

4 2 014 1 4

Roads 426 9 10 Arkell's Road ... 12 10 0Advance to Vermin Board ... 30 15 0 Pithara Streets 0 0 8 0 0Stable and Fencing, Pithara 54 14 0 Jibberding Road ... 10 17 6Plant and Tools (purchased during year)- - Watheroo Road, West 1810 0 38 3 4

(1.) Tools, Plant, etc. ... 104 5 2 Watheroo Road, East 50 19 0(2.) Office Furniture ... . 3 13 0 Miling Road , 83 0 0 1 0 0(1).) Repairs to Furniture, Tools, Plant, Sundry Streets ... . 4 0 0

5 18 it£426 9 10 304 19 4113 19 11

1)EcEmu En 9, 1921.] G VERNMENT GAZETTE, 'W.A. 2575

PERTH ROA ) BOARD.

No. 12 Loan.Road Districts Act, 1919Section 284.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of thePerth Road Board held on 6th day of September, 1921,it was resolved to raise a Loan of £12,000, to be ex-pended on construction of Storni Water Drainage andRoad Widening Works, which, hi the opinion of theBoard, is of special benefit to portion of the Perth RoadDistrict, namely, all that portion of the La.wley Wardstarting at a point on a Northern boundary of theLawley Ward, at the North-West corner' of Lot 405;thence along a Northern boundary of Lawley Ward, inan Easterly direction, to the North-East corner of Lot303 ; thence South along the West side of RailwayParade to the North side of First Avenue; thence Eastalong the North side of First Avenue to the GuildfordRoad; thence South along the West side of GuildfordRoad to the North side of Walcott Street; thence Westalong Walcott Street to the East side of Old GuildfordRoad (now Learoyd Street); thence in a Northerly dir-ection along the East side of Learoyd Street to theNorth-West corner of Lot 903; thence in an Easterlydirection along a Northern boundary of Lawley Wardto the South-West corner of Lot 372; thence in aNortherly direction along a West boundary of LawleyWard to the starting place. The said loan to be acharge on the said area, rate of interest not to exceedGIA per cent.

Plans, specifications, and estimates of proposed worksare open for inspection at the office of the Perth RoadBoard No. 3 Basement, A.M.P. Chambers, St. George'sTerrace, Perth, for one nionth from date of publica-tion hereof, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the fore-noon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon on any day exceptSaturdays and Sundays.

The amount of V2,000 is proposed to lie raised bythe sale of debentures, rate of interest not to exceed61/2 per cent. per annum, with a sinking fund of 2 percent. per anmun, for a term of thirty years, the deben-tures to be payable at the office of the Perth loadBoard thirty years after date of issue.

E. W. HAMER,Perth, 1st December, 1921. Chai

BRUCE ROCK DISTRICT RCAD BOARD.EDWARD JAMES KIDNEY has ceased to act asPound-keeper and Ranger for the Board, and JamesRoy Cogan has been appointed Keeper of the PublicPound at Bruce Rock.

W. SHEPHERD,Secretary.


THE ROAD DISTRICTS ACT, 1919.Closure of Road.

G. A. WHITFIELD, being the owner of land over oralong which the portion of road hereunder describedpasses, have applied to the Goomalling Road Board toclose the said portion of road, viz.:

Goomalling.4625/13.0. 125.The surveyed road leaving a surveyed' road

at a North-West corner of Melbourne Location 1776,and extending Eastward and Southward along a Northand part of the East boundaries of said location toRoad No. 4985. (Plan 32B/40, E.D. 1.)

G. A. WIIITFIELD.

I, Ivor H. C. Royal, on behalf of the Goomalling RoadBoard, hereby assent to the above application to closethe road therein described.

IVOR H. ROYAL,Chairman Goomalling Road Board.


SWAN ROAD BOARD.NOTICE is hereby given that Alexander Potts has beenappointed Ranger for the above Road Board District,and the said Alexander Potts is authorised to take par-ticulars and obtain the names of owners of all stockfound straying on roads or unfenced lands within theSwan 'Road Board District.

W. R. CROS111E,Secretary.

Midi d J unction, 6th December, 1921.

MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHAM.Municipal Corporations Act, 1906.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the Muni-cipality of Northam propose to borrow the sum ofTwo thousand pounds (ii2,000) to be expended on thepurchase and erection of all Ice Plant.

Notice is also hereby given that plans and specifica-tions of such work and a statement showing the pro-posed expenditure of the money to be borrowed, areopen for inspection at the office of the Town Clerk ofthe Allmieiliality of NorthaM, for one month_ after thepublication of this notice, between the hours of 10 inthe forenoon and 4 in the afternoon on each week-daysave Saturday, when the hours shall be between 10 inthe forenoon and 12 noon.

The above amount is proposed to be raised by sale ofdebentures, bearing interest at the rate of Swam poundsper centum per annum, such interest to be payable half-yearly on the first days of January and July in eachyear, at the office of the Municipality of Northam, atNortham, and the said debentures to be payable at theoffice of the Municipality of Northam, at Northam, ten'ears after the date of the issue thereof.

Dated this seventh day of December, 1921.ASHTON HUNTER,

Mayor.GEO. CHRISTIMASS,

Town Clerk.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.Philip Ryan 4. Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the West AustralianTrustee, Executor, and Agency Company, Limited, ofBarrack Street, Perth, as executor of the will of PhilipRyan, late of Elliot Creek Station, Upper Gascoyne,Pastoralist, deceased (who died on the 16th clay of De-cember, 1920), has sold to Donald William MichaelRyan, of Elliot Creek Station aforesaid, all that theshare or interest of the said Philip Ryan, deceased, andof the said company as his executor in the assets ofthe partnership business of Philip Ryan & Company,Hitherto carrying on business as Pastoralists at ElliotCreek Station aforesaid; and that the partnership hav-ing been dissolved by reason of the death of the saidPhilip Ryan, the said company as his executor will notbe responsible for any debts incurred in connectionwith the said business or station after the date hereof.

Dated the 6th day of December, 1921.For the West Australian Trustee, Executor, and

Agency Company, Limited,EDMUND S. BARKER,

Manager.B. ii. Darbyshire, Commercial Bank Chambers, 42 St.

George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitor for the saidEstate.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.Waygood-Otis (Australasia) Proprietary, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofWaygood-Otis (Australasia) Proprietary, Limitedi, issituated at T. & G. Chambers, 39 St. George's Terrace,Perth, and that Henry Percy Downing is the Attorneyfor the said Company in Western Australia.

Dated this thirtieth day of NoveMber, 1921.H. P.- DOWNING,

Attorney.Downing 4- Downing, T. 4- G. Chambers, 39 St. George's

Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.

2576 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. [DEcEmffEn 9, 1921.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1893.I3ankers and Traders' Insurance Company, Limited.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Registered Office ofBankers and Trailers' Insurance Company, Limited, issituate at Halsbury Chambers, Howard Street, Perth,and that Leon Edwin Whitehead is the Attorney forthe. said company in Western Australia.

Dated this .5th day of December. 1921.L. E. WHITEHEAD,

Attorney.Perry G. Stone, Forrest Chambers, St. George's Ter-

race, Perth, Solicitor for the said Company.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1.893.The Legal Insitrance Compa.vy, Limited.

NOICE is hereby given that the Registered Office of theLegal Insurance Company, Limited, is situated at St.George's House, St. George ls Terrace, Perth, and thatFrederick john Davies is the Attorney for the said Com-pany in Western Australia.

Dated this 11th day of December, 1921.F. J. DAVIES,

Attorney.Downing d. Donning, T. d. G. Chambers, 39 St. George's

Terrace, Perth, Solicitors for the said Company.

The Scarborough Park Estate of Western Australia,Limited.

TAKE notice that the Registered Office or place ofbusiness of the Scarborough Park Estate of WesternAustralia, Limited, is situated at the offices of Durston& Ackland, Well Chambers, Saint George 's Terrace,Perth. Such office will be accessible to the public be-tween the hours of 9 a.m.. and 5 p.m. on every day ofthe week excepting Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.

Dated this 17th day of November, 1921.DURSTON & ACKLAND,

Solicitors for the said Company,Weld Chambers, St. George's Terrace, Perth.

Skipper Bailey Motor Company, Limited(in Liquidation).

A SPECIAL General Meeting of the Shareholders of theabove Company will be held at the Builders' Exchange,Commercial Union Buildings, St. George's Terrace,Perth, on Monday, the twelfth day of December, 1921,at 3 o 'clock p.m., to elect two Directors, and to considerand if thought fit pass resolutions that the Companyshall resume business on the terms and in accordancewith the scheme of which a copy has been posted toeach member.

. B. CREETH,:Liquidator.

Perth, 2nd December, 1921.

In, the matter of "The Companies Act, 1593"(56 Viet., No. 8).

NOTICE is hereby given that, under the provisions ofSection 20 of the above Act, a Certificate of Incorpora-tion, as a Limited Company, has this day been issued toHopeful Syndicate, Limited.

Dated this 30th day of November, 1921.T. F. DAVIES,

Registrar of Companies.Supreme Court Office, Perth, W.A.

In the matter of "The Powers of Attorney Act, 1S96(60 Viet., No. 3).

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygranted by Louis Seeligson to Robert Harwood Higgins,and filed in the Supreme Court Office on the 5th day ofMay, 1913, has this day been revoked.

T. F. DAVIES,Registrar Supreme Court.

Supreme Court,2nd December, 1921.

In the limiter of the Powers of Attorney Act, 1890(60 Victoria, No. 3).

NOT C E is hereby given that the Power of Attorneygranted by Louis Seeligson, of Colonial .Mittual Cham-bers, St. George 's Terrace, Perth, to Robert, Harwood.

iggins, and filed in the Supreme Court Office on the5th day of May, 1913, has this day been revoked.

Dated the 2nd day of December, 1921.

LOUIS SEELIGSON.Downing Downing, 39 St. George's Terrace., Perth,

Solicitors for the said Louis Seeligson.

In the matter of The Associations Incorporation Act,1.595 " in the matter of the Jewish Orphans'

Soriely.I, ;JOSEPH SE ARP, Trustee of or person hereuntoauthorised by the Jewish Orphans' Welfare Society, dohereby give notice that I am. desirous that such societyshould be incorporated under the provisions of " TheAssociations Incorporation Act, 1895."

The following is a copy of the memorial intended tobe filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said Act:Memorial of the Jewish Orphans' Welfare Society, filed

in pursuance of "The Associations IncorporationAct, 1895."

1. Name of the instil-. ution.Jewish Orphans ' Wel-fare Society.

2. Object or purpose of the institution.( a) To inculcate the qualities of mercy and char-

ity especially in relation to the relief ofdestitute or orphan Jewish children;

(b) To relieve the distress and poverty existingamongst Jewish orphan children in any partof the world;

To secure the immigration of such childreninto the State of Western Australia, with aview to their adoption by persons in thesaid State, or their maintenance and up-bringing by the society;

(d) To secure the proper maintenance, -upbring-ing, and education of the said children, andto do everything necessary to attain thisobject ; and

To do all such other things as are incidentalor conducive to the attainment of the 'aboveobjects or any of them.

3. Where situated or established.Perth.4. The name or names of the trustee or trustees.

Rabbi David Isaac Freedman, Joseph Sharp, Esq.,Slayer Breekler, Esq.

5. In whom the management of the institution isvested, and by what means (whether by deed, settle-ment or otherwise).In a committee consisting of thePresident, two Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, Secretary,and nine members elected in accordance with the rulesof the society.

Dated this 29th day of November, 1921..TOSEP11 SHARP.

Katt, of Commercial Travellers' Build-ings, St. George's Terrace, Perth, Solicitor Dr). theJewish Orphaits' .fP'elfare Society.

(c)

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THE ASSOCIAT IONS INCORPORATION ACT, 1895.ROB 'DLI' GEORGE WHITELEY, of Boulder, in the

State of Western Australia, Taxi-car Owner, a Trusteeof and the person hereunto authorised by "The EasternGoldfields Taxi-car Owners' Association," do herebygive notice that I am desirous that such associationshould be incorporated under the provisions of "TheAssociations Incorporation Act, 1895,"

Dated the day of November, 1912.R. G. WHITE

Trustee.---The following is a copy of the Memorial intended to

be filed in the Supreme Court under the provisions ofthe said Act :

1. Name of the Association." The Eastern Gold-fields Taxi-car Owners' Association."

2. Objects or purpose of the association.To assist,support, maintain, :extend, improve, foster, further,

DECEMBER 9, 1921.] GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, W.A. 2577

defend, safeguard, and protect the status, conditions,rights, privileges, and interests of taxi-ear owners onthe Eastern Goldfields of Western Australia ; and toestablish and administer sick, death, and benefit fundsamong its members ; and to establish and administerfunds for mutual assistance, protection, and defence,including funds for promoting or opposing any pro-posed legislation or action by any Parliamentary orother authority and for instituting or defending legalproceedings against the association or any of its mem-

-bers ; and generally to do all such things as are con-ducive or incidental to the interests of its members.

3. Where situated or established.Hannan Street,Kalgoorlie. -

4. The names of the Trustees.Robert George -White-ley, Thomas Trenwith, Hubert Lancelot Dobinson,Thomas Pearce, Thomas Sargent, Edwin Jacobs, Her-bert lingo, Bert James, and George Leo Pollock.

5. In whom the management of the Association isvested and by what means.Ill the Committee of theassociation elected under the Rules and Regulations ofthe association, and in accordance with such Rules andRegulations.F. C. Cowie co., Exchange Buildings, Kalgoorlie,

Solicitors for the said Trustee.

DISSOLUTION OE PARTNERSHIP.NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hithertoexisting between William Arthur Robyns and GeorgeBishop, both of Adelaide, Advertising Agents, under thestyle or firm of "Cartoon Fihnads, Adelaide, ' ' has beendissolved by mutual consent as from the 1.1th day ofNovember, 1921.

All debts due to or owing by the said firm will bereceived or discharged by the said William ArthurRobyns.

Dated this 30th day of November, 1921.WIT. A. ROBYNS.

Witness to the signature of the said William ArthurRobyns,

I1. Rankin, Solicitor, Adelaide.

G Pla BIS HOP.Witness to the signature of thesaid George Bishop,

E. W. Harris, Solicitor, Adelaide.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.ALL claims against the estate of Archibald Sutherland,late of Craigielea, near Fordell, in the Provincial Dis-trict of Wellington, in the Dominion of New Zealand,Farmer, deceased, are requested to be rendered to TheWest Australian Trustee, Executor, and Agency Com-pany, Limited, of Barrack Street, Perth, on or beforethe 20th day of December, 1921 ; after which date theassets will be distributed without regard to claims whichshall not have been so rendered.

Dated the 7th day of December, 1921.A. C. BRATIAM,

of Forrest Chambers, St. George 's Terrace, PetSolicitor for the said Company.

In the Suffeine Court of Ilrest CI Is tratinProbateJurisdiction.

In the matter of the Will of George Pollard, late ofBoddingtom in the State of Western Austral re-tired Farmer, deceased.

ALL persons having- any claims against the estate ofthe above-named deceased are requested to send par-ticulars thereof to the executor, care of the under-signed, on or before the 2Gth day of December, 1.921 ;after which date the executor will proceed to distributethe assets of the deceased among the persons entitledthereto, having regard only to those claims of which heshall then have had notice.

Dated this 29th day of November, 1921.G. ALEC. COOPER,

47 A.M.P. Buildings, Perth,Solicitor for the Executor.

In the Supreme Couti of Western Australia.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act,

1898,'' and in the matter of Oracle Stuart Green,of G eraldton, in the State of Western Australia,Mine Owner, Farmer and Licensed Victualler, aDebtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditorsof the above-named Oracle Stuart Green will be held atthe office of C. V. Cavanagh, Accountant, situate atAI arum Terrace, Geraldton aforesaid, on Friday, thesixteenth day of December, 1921, at 10.30 o 'clock in thef oven °on.

Dated this Rh. day of December, 1921.

[ L.S.] II A RR Y I IALAgent for the Debtor.

Nortlimmui, _Hale Davy, of Halsburg Chambers, Perth,Agents for Mills 4'- Aitorfcr, of Geraldton, Solicitorsfor the Debtor.

Ira the Supreme Court of Western Australia.Ln the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

A et, 189S," and in the matter of Reginald Naugh-ton, trading as "II. A. lIkirrison & Co.,'' a Debtor.

NOT ICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditors ofRegin a Id Naughton, trading. as "H. A. Harrison &('o.," importers and Indent Agents, Metropole Lane,

ay Street, Perth, will be hidd at the office of the un-dersigned, Weld Chambers, St. George 's Terrace, Perth,on 'Monday, the 19th day of December, at 3.30 o'clockin the afternoon.

Dated this Sth day of December, One thousand ninehundred_ and twenty-one.

M. J. GER DOFF.Murray J. Gale /J, Solicitor for the said Reginald

Naught OM.

I,, the Supreme Court of Western. Australia.n the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of Florence Victoria.Green, of Geraldton, in the State of Western Aus-tralia Married -Woman, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditorsof the above-named Florence Victoria Green will be heldat the office of C. Y. Cavanagh, Accountant, situate atMarine Terrace, Geraldton aforesaid, on Friday, thesixteenth day of December, 1921, at 10.30 o 'clock in theforenoon.

Dated this 8th day of December, 1921.[u.s.] HARRY HALE,

Agent for the Debtor.Nort/on ore, 1/0/c, 4 Da vy of Haishury Chambers, Perth,

Agents for Mills (1 A urfer, of Geraldton, .Solicitorsfor the Debtor.

In the Supreme Court of Western Australia.In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment

Act, 1898," and in the matter of Frederick AlbertJones, of Subiaco, in the State of Western Aus-tralia, Motor Garage Proprietor, a Debtor.

NOT ICE is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditorsof Frederick Albert Jones, of Subiaco, in the State ofWestern Australia, Motor Garage Proprietor, will beheld at the offices of Messrs. Unmack & Unmack, Soli-citors, Ha rper 's Building, Howard Street, Perth, onSaturday, the 17th day of December, 1921, at the hourof 11 o 'clock in the forenoon.

Dated this 7th day of December, 1921.UNMACK & TINMACK,

Solicitors for the said Frederick Albert :Jones,Harper 's Building, Howard Street, Perth.

2578 GOVERNMENT GAZETT W.A. [D ocEmuEtz 9, 1921.

Debtor'sName. Address. Descrip-

Hon.

Jolin AtkinsonCook, other-wise knownas EdwardJohn Cook

Half Wa, yl AgentHotel, Kai- andgo or lie, Produce;lately re- iMerchantisiding andcarrying onbusine t-t atMerredin

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1892.

First Meeting and Public Examinztion

Court. Date of Firs Date of Publicour. I Place.Meeting. Examination. Hour.I Date of Order

(if any) forPlace. SeminaryAdministration

Supreme 9 of 4th day ofCourt, 1921 January, 1922Perth

p. m. SupremeCourt,Perth

4th day of 10.10 I Supreme! 8th day ofJanuary, a.m. , Court, December,1922 Perth 1921

Debtor's Name. Address.

Lionel James Butterlyl Jennacubbine

Notice of Composition.

Description.

Farmer ...

Court.

SupremeCourt,Perth

Number. , Amount per First or finalor otherwise.

Whenpayable. Where payable.

72 of 1913 Not less thaneight shillings(8s.) in X,

First andFinal

13th day ofDecember,1921

At the office of theOfficial Receiverin Bankruptcy,Supreme Court,Perth

Debtor's Name.

William Herbert Eaton .

Application for Discharge.

Address.

Gooiaalling

Description.

farm Labourer...

Adjudication. Annulled.

Court. Number. Date fixed for Hearing.

Supreme Court,Perth

19 of 1921 11th day of January, 1922.

Debtor's Name, Address. Description Court. Number.

Lionel James But - j Jemmeubbine Farmer Supreme Court, 72 of 1913terly Perth

Date of Date ofAdjudication Annulment.

10th day of 5th day ofDecember, December,

1913. 1921.

Grounds ofAnnulment.

Order approvingComposition.

Dated this 8th day of December, 1921. M. M. MOSS,Official Receiver in Bankruptcy, Supreme Court, Perth.

In the Sup -c Court of western, Anstralio,/vBankruptcy.

In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act AmendmentAct, 1898," and in the matter of John Crothers,Builder mid Contractor, of Geraldton, a Debtor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the above named debtorhas executed a deed of assignment under the provisionsof "The Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act, 1898," toLeopold -Francis Krauth, of Geraldton, Accountant, asTrustee, and that the same is now lying for inspectionand execution at the offices of the Trustee, EleanorStreet, Geraldton.

Dated this 8th day of December, 1921.M. M. MOSS,

Official Receiver in Bankruptcy.

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