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No 77.] CANBERRA, THURSDAY, 17TH APRIL.
PROCLAMATION.
Commonwealth of By His Excellency the Governor-
Australia to wit. General in and over the Com-
GowRn; monwealth of Australia.
Governor - General.
UTHEREAS by sub- section one of section seventy -six of the
Commonwealth Publie Service Act 1922 -1940, it is pro-
vided that the Governor-General may proclaim any day to be
observed as a holiday in the Commonwealth Service in lieu
of any of the days mentioned in the said sub-section:
And whereas it is desired that the holiday to celebrate the
anniversary of the birthday of the Sovereign in the year of
our Lord One thousand nine hundred and forty -one should be
observed in the Commonwealth Service in the Australian
Capital Territory, the Northern Territory of Australia, and
the State of Tasmania, on Monday, the sixteenth day of June,
One thousand nine hundred and forty -one, in lieu of Sunday,
the fourteenth day of December:
Now therefore, 1, Alexander Gore Arkwright, Baron Gowrie,
the Governor - General aforesaid, acting with the advice of the
Federal Executive Council, do hereby appoint Monday, the
sixteenth day of June, One thousand nine hundred and forty
one, to be observed as a holiday in . the Commonwealth Service
in the Australian Capital Territory, the Northern Territory
of Australia, and the State of Tasmania, in lieu of Sunday,
the fourteenth day of December, One thousand nine hundred
and forty -one.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Commonwealth
this fourth day of April, in the year of our Lord
(n.s.) One thousand nine hundred and forty -one, and in the
fifth year of His Majesty's reign.
By His Excellency's Command,
T. J. COLLINS
for Acting Prime Minister.
Gon DAVE THE KING !
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CONSUL.
is hereby notified that Mr. Gosta Petre, Consul of Sweden,
T at Melbourne, died on 19th March, 1941.
HIS Excellency the Governor General directs the provisional
recognition of Mr. Gosta T. Pihl, \Tice- Consul of Sweden
at Melbourne, as Acting Consul of Sweden at Melbourne.
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT ASSENTED TO.
T is hereby notifiied, for general information, that His
IbehalfExcellency the Governor- General, in the name and on
of His Majesty, assented, on the dates shown, to the
undermentioned Acts passed by the Senate and the House of
Representatives in Parliament assembled, viz.:- -
(4th April, 1941.)
No. 2 of 1941. --" An Act relating to the Imposition,
Assessment and C.ollection of a Tax upon the Pay-
ment of Wages ".
No. 3 of 1941." An Act to impose a Tax upon the Pay-
ment of Wages ".
No. 4 of 1941. " An Act to amend the Defence Act 1903-
19:39 ".
No. 5 of 1941." An Act to amend the Commonwealth
Public Service Act 1922 - 1940 ".
No. 6 of 1941." An Act to amend section twenty -nipe B
of the. Crimes Act 1914- 1937 ".
No. 7 of 1941." An Act to amend the Acts Interpretation
Act 1901- 1937 ".
(7th April, 1941.)
No. 8 of 1941." An Act to provide for the Payment of
Endowments, in respect of certain Children, at the
rate of Five shillings per week for each Child ".
No. 9 of 1941." An Act to amend the Rate Cotton
Bounty. Act 1940 ".
 No. 77. -17th April, 1941
No. 10 of 1941. " An Act to approve an Agreement
between the Government of the Commonwealth of
Australia. and the Government of Southern
Rhodesia ".
No. 11 of 1941." An Act to authorize the execution of
an Agreement relating to the Empire Air Service
between England and Australia".
No. 12 of 1941." An Act to amend section eight of the
Air Force Act 1923 - 1939 ".
No. 13 of 1941." An Act relating to:.Duties of .Customs ".
No. 14 of 1941." An Act to grant acid . apply out of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund 'a sum for War
Pensions ".
No. 15 of 1941." An Act to grant and apply out of the
Consolidated Revenue Fund a sum for Inv .alid and
Old -age Pensions ".
No. 16 of 1941." An Act to amend the Wine Grapes
Charges Act 1929 -1937 ".
No. 17 of 1941." An Act to provide for the Validation of
Collections of Duties of Customs under Customs
Tariff Proposals ".
No. 18 of 1941. " An Act to provide for the Validation of
Adjustments in Duties of Customs under Customs
Tariff (Exchange Adjustment) Proposals ".
No. 19- of 1941.--"An Act-CO provide for the Validation'
of- Collections of Duties 'of Customs under Customs
Tariff (Special War Duty) Proposals ".
No. 20 of 1941. " An Act to provide for the Validation
of Collections of Duties of Customs under Customs
Tariff ( Canadian Preference) Proposals ".
No. 21 of 1941." An Act to provide for the Validation
of Collections of Duties of Customs under Customs
Tariff ( New Zealand Preference) Proposals ".
No. 22 of 1941. " An Act to authorize the Raising and
Expending of a certain Sum of Money ".
No. 23 of 1941. " An Act to authorize the making of
loans to the State of Tasmania for the Purpose of
Relief to Berry Fruit - growers, and for other
purposes ".
F. C. GREEN, Clerk of the House of Representatives.
THE ISLAND OF NAURU.
HIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has con-
firmed the Cemeteries Ordinance 1941 made by the
Administrator of Nauru on the ist February, 1941.
T. J. COLLINS
for the Acting Prime Minister.
CERTIFICATES OF NATURALIZATION.
IT is hereby notified for general information that the Minister
of State for the Interior has granted Certificates of
Naturalization to the persons named in this subjoined list.
J. A. CARRODUS, Secretary,
Department of the Interior.
Date of Naturalization, 23rd January, 1941.
Mazzeo, (Mrs.) Daisy Elizabeth, " Lille ", Flat 5, B'elford -
street, St. Kilda, Victoria.
Date of Naturalization, 7th February, 1941.
Olsen, Johannes, 20 Perkins - street, South Townsville, Queens-
land.
Date of Naturalization, 17th February, 1941.
Fiorina, (Mrs.) Mona Rita, Ravensthorpe, New South Wales.
Date of Naturalization, 24th February, 1941.
Blomme, Daniel Henri Joseph, 42 Hotham- street, East St.
Kilda, Victoria.
Criticos, Georgios (known as Criticos, George), 10 Benvenue-
street, Kingsford, New South Wales.
Kapac, Ivan, :50 Gore- street, Fitzroy, Victoria.
Spartalis, Michail Sotos, Giblett- street, Manjimup, Western
Australia.
Sulos, Nicholas, Rathmines, via Bunbury, Western Australia.
Tarhanoff, Victor, Cavanagh- street, Darwin, Northern
Territory.
Date of Naturalization, 3rd March, 1941.
Andrijich, Ivan, 327 Wilson- street, South Broken Hill, New
South Wales.
Anker, Peter Munk, Bittern, Victoria.
Arakelian, Artin, 108 Liverpool - street, Paddington, New South
Wales.
Armenakis, Demitrios (known as Arnakis, Jim ), 132 Main
road, .Thirroul, New South Wales.
Bogunovic, Yure, 649 Hainault -road, Boulder, Western Aus-
tralia.
Bolinches, Enrique, High - street, Eaglehawk, Victoria.
818 Commonwealth Gazette
Bredesen, Sverre 13'irger, 270 Pinie- street, Adelaide, South
Australia.
Brljok, Josip, Sixteenth- street, Irymple, Victoria.
Fahraeus, Hakon, 92 Doble- street, Grafton, New South Wales.
Fredrickson, Charles, 339 Oxide-street, Broken Hill, New South
Wales.
Gronhagen, John Oskar, Hamel -road, Holland Park, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Hilko, -John, 6 Tillot- street, Woolloongabba, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Holmkvist, :Edwin, c/o Mr. A. Turner, Condong -road, Mur -
willumbali, New South Wales.
Kagan; f Mrs.) Pauline (known as Priluker, (Mrs.) Pauline) ,
Flat '4, :" Grassmere ", Walsh-street, South Yarra, Victoria.
Kallincos, 'Nicholas, 66 Weller- street, Goodwood Park, South
Australia.
Leonardi, Giuseppe, 198 Gore - street, Fitzroy, Victoria.
Nacif, Elias Michel (known as Pike, Eric) , 142 Wollombi-
road, Cessnock, New South Wales.
Nielsen, Carl, Meribah, South Australia.
Nielsen, Christian, Meribah, South Australia.
Nielsen, Ejgil (known as Nielsen, Edward) . 12 Carlisle- street,
St. Kilda, Victoria.
Nielsen, Niels Emil, . Meribah, South Australia.
Prineas, Dimitrios Cosiúos, " Garden of Roses Café ", Banna-
Avenue, Griffith, New South Wales.
Date of Naturalization, 3rd March, 1941.
tucki, Ernest ( known as Stuckey, Ernest) , 37 East- avenue,
Millwood Estate, South Australia.
Tobea, George, Attune-a- street, Attunga, New South Wales.
'Fserentjoul.ius, Alexandre, 47 Grey street, East Melbourne,
Victoria.
\`'enz, (Mrs.) Harriet Adelia Annette, " Nanima," Forbes,
New South Wales.
Wessmann, Adolf Richard, Kombi, via Childers, Queensland.
Date of Naturalization, 5th March, 1941.
Backholni, Eric Lennart, Miles - street, Mount Isa, Queensland.
Bjonnes, Theodore, 42 Lipson - street, Port Adelaide, South
Australia.
Barris, Harry, 41 Zadoc - street, Lismore, New South Wales.
Bosnich, Ivan, Harbord -road, Brookvale, New South Wales.
J3ul jac, Ivan, 63 Herbert - street, Spring Hill, Brisbane,
Queensland.
Chlebo, John, Main Western Highway, Blaxland, New South
Wales.
Uebien, Noel Pierre, 42 Lucas road, Burwood, New South
Wales.
1)eligiorgis, Christos Savva (known as Alexander, Christos
Savva) , .50 Federation -road, Port Pinie, South Australia.
Foster, Lee, 541 Military -road, Largs Bay North, South
Australia.
Gates, Avis, S 1)umat-esq- street, Cooks Hill, Newcastle, New
South Wales.
Hallsten, Otto Gideon, Miles- street, Mount Isa, Queensland.
Hilborn, Gordon Ralson, Cowarra Creek, via Cooma, New
South Wales.
Katz, Bernhard, 3 Mosman- street, Mosman, New South Wales.
Kolomondos, Savas, 251 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, New South
Wales.
Koorey, Louis Michael, Hoskins street, Temora, New South
Wales.
Lev, ( Miss) Violet (known as Leiboff, ( Miss) Violet Lev,
Trinity -lace, South Brisbane, Queensland.
Magiafis, John, 174 Campbell- parade, North Bondi, New South
«sales. .
Mestrov, Frane, 74 Crystal- street, Broken Hill, New South
Wa les.
Olsen, Salomon Andrias, Queen - street, Yeppoon, Queensland.
Plassen, Thomas Theodorsen (known as Jahnsen, Thomas) ,
Nabiac, New South Wales.
Schutt, Jess .Peter Fions (known as Petersen, Jess Peter
Floris) , 3 Broughton- street, Paddington, New South Wales.
Sundet, Ole, Mount Molloy, Queensland.
Szajtel, Samuel David (known as Newman, Samuel David),
217a William- street, Sydney, New South Wales.
Vangis,. Charalampos (known as Vangis, Harry), 356 High -
street, West Maitland; New South Wales.
Date of Naturalization, 11th March, 1941.
Abeshouse, (Mrs) Alva, l 5 Billyard-avenue, Elizabeth Bay,
New South Wales.
Ansoteyui, Faustin, Iyah, Home Hill, Queensland.
Bens, Ivan, Baskerville, via Midland Junction, Western Aus-
tralia.
Cabassi, (Miss) Marie Madalen, c/o The People's Palace,
Edward- street, Brisbane, Queensland:
Capelli, Giovanni, Lake Austin, Western Australia.
Ecklund, Gustav Albert, 245 Victoria- street, Abbotsford,
Victoria.
Elisen, Karl Kristian, 47 Newcastle- street, Stockton, New
South Wales.
Epchtein, Abraham Alfred Albert (known as Epchteine,
Boris) , 310 Parramatta -road, Petersham, New South Wales.
Gourviteli, (Mrs.) Fiona, ens. Murray and Cook streets, Tully,
Queensland.
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Date of Naturalization, 11th March, 1941.
Haggstrom, Carl Conrad, 1 Gibbon - street, Woolloongabba,
Brisbane, Queensland.
Hautala, Kusta Ewell, Cairns, Queensland.
Kandalft, Boulos Gattas (known as Kandal, Paul),
Primrose- avenue, Rosebery, New South Wales.
Kronja, Grgo, 349 Morish- street. Broken Hill, New South
Wales.
Macrokanis, Demetros, 34 Denman- avenue, Glen Iris, Victoria.
Megyimorecz, Remus, Maloon, via Braidwood, New South
Wales.
Milosevich, Dragutin, Wiluna, Western Australia.
Nikolaidis, (Rev.) Mitrofanis Demetrius (known as Nicholson,
( Rev.) James) , San Jose Flats, 7 Warners- avenue, Bondi,
New South Wales.
Nilsen, Andreas, 346 Port -road, Portland, South Australia.
Pedersen, Robert Emanuel Moller (known as Miller, Robert) ,
154 Crown- street, Sydney, New South Wales.
Pellegrini, Umberto, 41 Drumalbyn -road, Bellevue Hill, New
South Wales.
Polites, Theodore Thomas, 43 Rockley -road, South Yarra,
Victoria.
Salem, Jameal, 222 Adelaide- street, Maryborough,
Queensland.
Segtnan, Kaare, Netherby, via Nhill, Victoria.. - Politzer, (Miss) Klare, 404 Punt -road, South Yarra, Victoria.
Wik, Ernst Gustaf, Swedish Church, Clarendon- street, South
Melbourne, Victoria.
Date of Naturalization, 12th March, 1941.
Andersen, Karl, Mornington Mills, Western Australia.
Andreassen, Sjur, e/o School of Agriculture, Narrogin,
Western Australia.
Beckiares, Apostolos, 392 Point Nepean -road, Chelsea,
Victoria.
Bessmartny, Boris, Norman- avenue, Norman Park, Brisbane.
Queensland.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
Pounds Ordiwnnce 1928 -1937.
STOCK Impounded at Canberra Pound, Y arralumla
Bistolaridis, John (known as Briadis, Jack), 197 Clarinda-
street, Parkes, New South Wales.
Cappadona, (Mrs.) Ethel Jean, " Gladsville ", 1 .Clow-street.
Dandenong, Victoria,
Efrosinis, Anastacios, 464 Beryl- street, Broken Hill, New
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South Wales.
Frangos, Chrisostomos, 31 McArthur - place, Carlton, Victoria.
Goetz, (Miss) Else, 404 Punt -road, South Yarra, Victoria.
Heymann, (Miss) Ruth, Flat C, 8 Redan - street, St. Kilda,
Victoria.
Jansen, Eric Ulric, Norseman, Western Australia.
Kabbass, Joseph, 495 Argent - street, Broken Hill, New South
Wales.
Kolios, Thomas, 25 Palmerston- crescent, South Melbourne,
Victoria.
Lindkvist, Karl Victor, 20 Lake- street, Ballarat, Victoria.
Lutterbey, (Mrs.) Sarah Ellen, Tennant - road, Mount Hutton.
New South Wales.
Nordin, Nils Bertil, South Coree, near Finley, New South
Wales.
Oman, Gunnar Johan, 13 Beaumont- street. Hamilton, New
South Wales.
Plaza, Florentino, Rita Island, Ayr, Queensland.
Poldy, (Mrs.) Kathleen Eilen, 44 St. Paul's- terrace, Brisbane.
Queensland.
Schubert, Andreas, Brooklyn, Hawkesbury River, New South
Wales.
'rumminello, Giovanni, 34 Beecroft road, Epping, New South
Wales.
Dale of Naturalization, 17th March, 1941.
Eriksson, Seth, 469 Hay street, East Perth, Western Australia.
Richard, (Miss) Suzanne, 16 Bent - street, East Malvern,
Victoria.

Impounding Date Description of Animal. Brands or Marks.

No. Impounded.

266 15.4.41 Jersey heifer, white markings on both flanks .. .. .. .. None visible

If not released will be sold by Public Auction at 12 noon on Friday, 2nd May. 1941.
C. LAVERTY, Poundkeeper.

COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Dated this 8th day of April, One thousand nine hundred
and forty -one.
NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT--BALANCE-SHEET AS AT 31ST GOWRIE
DECEMBER, 1940. Governor - General.
By His Excellency's Command,
THE figure shown against the item " Notes in Circulation " T. J. COLLINS
as appearing on page 731 in Gazette No. 69 of the 3rd
April, 1941, should read £68,119,444, in lieu of £68,199,444. for Minister of State for the Interior.
GEO. F. DICKINSON, Chief Accountant. DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED To.
All that piece of land containing an area of 2 roods 5
perches more or less being portion of Swan Location 16, being
Lot 83 on Plan 2457, State of Western Australia as shown
EXPENDITURE UNDER TREASURY REGULATION No. hachured on plan hereunder.
67 MADE UNDER SECTION 71 OF THE AUDIT ACT
1901 -1934.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

£399 3s. Austral Motor Pty. Ltd., Brisbane. Purchase of
1 Dodge Commercial Coupe Utility.
A. FADDEN, Acting Prime Minister.

COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 - 1936.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY
THE COMMONWEALTH.
IT is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the
Governor- General acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been
acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition SCALE
Act 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose, namely: Links 200 150 100 50 0 200 Links
Defence purposes at Midland Junction, Western Australia.
(C.L.7177. )
 r. .-----47 Apr.ii, 1941 4320
GRANT- OF A LICENCE TO LAY A SEWER MAIN
THROUGH POSTAL LAND AT SYDNEY, NEW SC4UTH
WALES:
JISEcellency the Governor-General in - Council has
authorized, pursuant to section 63 of the Lands Acquisi-
tion Act 1906-1.936, the grant of a licence to the Sydney
Metropolitan Water Sewerage and Drainage Board to lay use
and -maintain 'a sewer through and linder the land described
in the Schedule hereunder.-=(C:T,.3491:)
T. J. COLLINS
for Minister of State for the lnta'ior.
SCHEDULE.
All that piece of land containing an area of 8 /10ths of ai
perch more or less being }tart of the land comprised in Certi-
ficate of Title Volume 1265, Folio 127, Parish of St. James,
Comity of Cumberland, State of New South Wales, as shown
hacliur ed on plan _hereunder. .
Commonwealth Gazette
Dated this second day of April, One thousand nixie hundred
and forty -one.
GOWRIE
Governor- General.
By His Excellency's C'oiaou:ancl,
T. J. COLLINS
for Minister of State for the Interior,
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
All that :piece of land containing an area of 35 perches, more
or less, being lot 14 on plan of subdivision. No. A356
lodged in the Office of Titles and being part of.CroWn 'allotment
15 at Pascoe Vale, - Pariait of Douta Galla, County. of $ourlce,
State of Victoria; as shown hacliured on plan hereunder:

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COMMONWEALTH OF AtiSTRALIA.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND ANI)
EASEMENT BY THE COMMONWEALTH.
l' is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the
E Governor- General, acting with the advice of the Federal
Executive Council, that the land firstly hereunder described
and as appurtenant thereto the right for the Comlilonwealth,
its successors and assigns and the owners and occupiers for
the time being of .the said laical firstly described and its and
their tenants, servants, agents, workn:en and visitors to go,
SE.Corn¢r pass and repass at all time hereafter and for all purposes
and. either with or without horses or other animals, cart
°F ! or other carriages into and oïit of and from the said land
CA"
C firstly described or any part thereof through, over and along
the land secondly hereunder described have been acquired by
the Commonwealth tinder the Lands Acquisition, Act 1906 -1936
for the following public, purpose, namely: Postal purposes at
Cremc,rne, New South Wales. ( C.Y.. 5934. )
Dated this second day of April, One thousand nine hundred
and forty -one.
SCALE.. GOWRIE
Governor - General.
Feel, 8 G 4 2 C a0 Fact, L'y His Excellency's Command,
T. .T: COLLINS
COMMONWEALTH OF AL_STRAMA.
for Minister of State for the Interior.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936. it.REn ro.
DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED
NOTIFICATION OF THE ACQUISITION OF LAND BY Firstly: All that piece of land containing an area of
THE COMMONWEALTH. 29.25 perches, more or less. )icing part of allotment 7, section
Tr is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the 4, and being part of' the land originally granted to Viuzenr
Governor-General, acting with the advice of the Federal Zabel by Crown grant- dated 12th 'August, 1856; in the Parish
Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has of Willoughby, County of Cunsherland. State of New Smith
been acquired by the Commonwealth under the Li.nds lt':iles, as shown liachtned .on plan hereunder : Commencing
Acquisition Act 1906- 1936, for the following public purpose, nt the north- western cormier of ,allotment 63 in a plan
namely: Postal purposes at North Esseiidon, Victoria. deposited in the Land Titles Office, Sydney, No. 3994, and
(C.L.4301. ) bounded thence by the western boundary of that allotment
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Commonwealth Gazette .

and part of the western boundary of allotment 62 in the
said plan bearing in all 180 degrees 9 minutes 15 seconds
62 feet; thence by lines bearing 27.0 degrees 27 minutes 129
feet 1 inches and 8 minutes 36 seconds. 62 .feet.; thence by
part of the southern boundary of allotment 4, the southern
boundaries of allotments 5 and ß and part of the southern
boundary of allotment 7 in a plan deposited in the Land
Titles Office, Sydney, No. 4914, bearing in all 90 degrees 27
minutes 129 feet 11 inches to the point of commencement. of
Secondly : All that piece of land containing an area
11.1 perches, more or less.. ageing part of allotment 7 of
section 4. and being .part of the land origjnally .granted to
Vinzenz Zahel by Crown grant dated 12th August, 1856, in
the Parish of Willoughby, County of . Cumberland, State of
New South Wales, as shown cross hachured on plan here-
under: Commencing on the eastern side of Cowles-road at
the south- western corner of allotment 3 in áa. plain deposited
in the Land Titles Office, Sydney, No. 4916, and bounded
thence by the southern boundary of that allotment and part
of the southern boundary of allotment 4 in the said
bearing in all 90 degrees 27 minutes 168 feet 6 inches; thence
tes 36 Feconds 62 feet.
by lines hearing 150 degrees 8 minutes
270 degrees 27 minutes 20 feet 8 minutes 36 seconds 50
feet and 270 degrees 27 minutes 148 feet 6 inches; bearing
thence
by part of the eastern side of Cowles-road
fi minutes 36 seconds 12 feet to the point of commencement.

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Executive Council, that the land hereunder described has been

DISPOSAL BY TRANSFER OF DEFENCE LAND AT acquired by the Commonwealth under the Lands Acquisition
GERALDTON, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. :fct 1906 -1936, for the following public purpose, namely:
WHERE AS the land described in the Schedule hereunder Defence purposes at Geraldton, Western Australia. (C.L.
is no longer required for any public purpose of the 5782.)
tommonwealth, His Excellency thesection Governor - General in
63 of the Lands Dated this 8th day of April. One thousand nine hundred and
Council has. authorized, pursuant to
Acquisition Act 1906 -1936, the disposal of the said land by forty -one.
GO\VRIE
transfer. -- (C.L.5 i 82. ) Governor- General.
T. J. COLLINS
for Minister of State for the Interior. By His Excellency's Command_
T. J. COLLINS
. SCHEDULE. for Minister of State for the Interior.
All that piece of and containing an area of 1 acre 37.25
perches more or less being parts of Victoria Locations 2002
and 2269, State of Western Australia, as shown hachured on DESCRIPTION OF LAND REFERRED TO.
plan hereunder. All that piece of land containing an area of 1 acre :37.25
x,--r perches more or less being part of Victoria Location 2269.
State of Western Australia, as shown hachured on plan
ßt Aoi
8' hereunder.
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COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA.
The Lands Acquisition Act 1906 -1936.
ACQUISITION LAND BY SCALE.
NOTIFICATION OF
THE CO11I1 ON Chns. 2 o. 2 Clins
T is hereby notified and declared by His Excellency the
I Governor - General acting with the advice of the Federal
No: 77.-17t11 April, 1941 822 Commonwealth Gazt+tte
i
TENDERS.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.

. TENDERS INVITED.

ENDERS are invited for the undermentioned supplies and /or service. Tenders must Lie endorsed " Tenders for
(as the case may be), and addressed to the Deputy Director, Posts and Telegraphs, in the State named. They must be deposited in
the Tender Box at the General Post Office in that State ; if sent by post they must be prepaid and registered.

Tender Forms, Specifications, "dcc., Tenders clase-

Description of Material or Service Required.
Q Schedule No. obtainable from-

GENERAL.
P.A.B.X. Relay Sets . 0.3026 *$ 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Mechanics' Tools, Hammers, Files, Hacksaws, Brille, &c. . C.3167 * 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Waterproof Clothing .. .. .. .. .. 0.3190 * 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Quartz Crystals and Holders. . .. .. .. 0.3213 * 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Camp Tables .. .. .. .. .. 0.3222 * 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Aluminium Alloy Sheet .. .. .. .. . 0.3226 3 p.m., 17.4.41
Contact Printing Machine . .. .. . 0.3227 IIII
3 p.m., 17.4.41 F

Operators' Head and Breast Sets C.3228 IIII§ 3 p.m., 22.4.41

Switchboard Equipment, for Automatic Telephone Exchange,
Epping, N.S.W. .. .. .. .. .. . C.3072 IIII$ 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Crossarms .. .. .. C.3168 * 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Tents of Manhole Guards . .. .. .. C.3175 * 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Manhole Guards and Tent Frames . .. .. . 0.3176 * 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Printed Forms " Staff Payment " Series C.3220 * 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Radio Broadcasting Transmitter .. .. .. C.3218 * 3 p.m., 24.4.41
Composition Resistors, wire wound, Potentiometers and fixed and
.adjustable Resistors . . . . C.3235 I!!! 3 p.m., 24.4.41
Machine. Tools and Accessories .. C.3236 IIII
3 p.m., 24.4.41
Handset Telephones, Magneto .. .. 0.3237 IIII
3 p.m., 24.4.41
Gas Filled Arresters .. .. . 0.3041 *$tt 3 p.m., 29.4.41
Lead Sealers and Parts .. .. .. .. 0.3090 *$ 3 p.m., 29.4.41
Electron Tubes . . .. C.3178 * 3 p.m., 29.4.41
Cable, 1 and 2 pair .. C.3091 *$ 3 p.m., 1.5.41
Accumulator Cells .. .. .. .. 0.3186 * 3 p.m., 1.5.41
Ink Pads for Hand Postmarkers .. .. 0.3197 * 3 p.m., 1.5.41
Steel Spindles . . .. .. 0.3199 * 3 p.m., 1.5.41
Radio - frequency Coupling Units .. .. . C.3219 * 3 p.m., 1.5.41
Automatic Telephone Switching Equipment .. .. .. C.3057 *$II 3 p.m., 6.5.41
Wire, G.1 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. C.3193 3 p.m., 6.5.41
Insulators .. .. .. .. .. C.3198 * 3 p.m., 6.5.41
Printed forms " Parcels Post " series .. .. . C.3229 * 3 p.m., 6.5.41
Underground Cable (5 -100 prs. 10 lb.) .. .. .. 0.3098 *$ 3 p.m., 8.5.41
Spanners.. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0.3100 *$ 3 p.m., 8.5.41
Light and Power Material -Cords and Cables .. .. . C.3187 * 3 p.m., 8.5.41
Soldering Solution .. .. .. .. .. C.3194 * 3 p.m., 13.5.41
Tools, Adjusters and Benders .. .. .. . C.3104 *$ 3 p.m., 20.5.41
Universal Postmarking Machine Parts .. .. C.3121 *$ 3 p.m., 20.5.41
Outside Distributing Wire .. .. .. .. C.3139 *$ 3 p.m., 22.5.41
Radio Frequency Cable . .. .. .. . C.3223 * 3 pan., 22.5.41
A. E. Coy (Chicago) Maintenance Parts .. .. C.3128 *tt 3 p.m., 27.5.41
Cable V.I.R. Lead Covered .. .. . .. C.3144 *$ 3 p.m., 27.5.41
Sleeves, Waxed Paper .. .. .. .. 0.3157 *$ 3 p.m., 27.5.41
B.P.O. Standard Uniselector Maintenance Parts .. C.3155 *$ 3 p.m., 29.5.41
Canvas and Duck for Mail Bags .. . C.3184 *$** 3 p.m., 29.5.41
Automatic Switchboard Equipment for Telephone Exchange, Ocean -
street, New South Wales .. .. 0.3031 IIII$¶ 3 p.m., 10.6.41
Mechanically operated Springsets 2,000 type Switch .. . C.3156 *$ 3 p.m., 1.7.41
Mechanics' Tools (Leadworking) .. .. . 0.3158 *$ 3 p.m., 1.7.41
Intercommunication Equipment . C.3180 *$ 3 p.m., 1.7.41
Electron Tubes, Ballast Lamps, &c. .. C.3164 *$tt 3 p.m., 3.7.41
Testing Instruments (Exchange Service Types) C.3209 *Í 3 p.m., 8.7.41

VICTORIA.
Metal Screenings .. .. .. . .. V.1661 3 p.m., 22.4.41
Switches, Knife V.1663 t 3 p.m., 22.4.41
3 p.m., 29.4.41
Supply of Sand, Cinders, and removal of Spoil V.1662
Supply and delivery of Coke and Briquettes . . V.1659 t 3 p.m., 6.5.41

QUEENSLAND.
* **
Storê Bin Units .. .. .. I Q.822 I, I Noon, 29.4.41

* Departmental Stores Branch, Sydney (64 Harbour - street) ; Brisbane ; Adelaide (West- terrace) and Perth ; and G.F.O,'s, Melbourne and $obart.
tt).Stores Branch, G.P.O., Melbourne.
High Commissioner, .London.
Closing date extended from 15.4.41 to 6.5.41.
** ,Australian Government Trade Commissioner, 2 Fairlie- piace, Calcutta, India.
ft Australian Government Trade Commissioner, New York.
lip Departmental Stores Branches, Sydney (64 Harbour-street) and Melbourne (G.P.O.).
* ** Stores Branch Brisbane.
I Closing date extended from17.4.41 to 22.4.41.
Ì Closing date extended from 11.5,41 to 10,6.41,
 Commonwealth Gazette
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT,
TENDERS ACCEPTED.
Contract No. 2960.-Automatic Electric Co. ( A'sia) Pty.
Ltd., Box 4524, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- Schedule
C.2272- Undercliffe, New South Wales, automatic exchange
equipment, £4,908. New South Wales.
Contract No. 3027. - Gilbert Lodge & Co. Pty. Ltd., Box 4530,
G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- Schedúle C.2588- Cable,
braided, adjusted price £407 4s. lid. plus exoliaiige. All
States.
Contract No. 3068.-The value of the contract placed with
Waterlow & Sons Ltd., England (through the High Com-
missioner, London), under Schedule 02673 for. telegraph
paper tape appearing in Gazette No. 88 of 16th May, 1940, is
hereby amended to read " £1,367 2s. 10d. plus exchange ".
Contract No. 3358. -Metal Manufactures Ltd., C/o British
Insulated Cables Ltd., Box 4312, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1,
Victoria.-Schedule 0.2690- Underground cable, small sizes,
adjusted price £29,938 14s. lid. All States.
Contract No. 3437.-Ericsson . Telephone Mfg. Co., Box
2554E, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule C.2787-
P.A.B.X. line finder equipment, £9,606 15s. plus exchange.
New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and Western
Australia.
Contract No. 3520.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
C.2730-Electron tubes and ballast lamps, £591 18s. plus
exchange. Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania.
Contract No. 3873. - Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525B, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
C.2930 -Power rectifiers, £214 5s. New South Wales, Victoria
and South Australia.
Contract No. 3878.- Transmission Equipment Pty. Ltd.,
Box 32, P.O., Richmond, E.1, Victoria. - Schedule C.3094-
Components for boxes, testing and jointing, £1,837 10s.
Victoria.
Contract No. 3879. -Paton Electrical Pty. Ltd., 90 Victoria -
street, Ashfield, New South Wales. - Schedule 0.3094 -Com-
ponents for boxes, testing and jointing, £208 2s. 6d. Victoria.
Contract No. 3979.-A. Flavell Pty. Ltd., 283 -9 Hoddle-
street, Collingwood, N.9, Victoria. - Schedule C.3061 Metal
jointing sleeves, approximately £1,722 Os. 3d. All States.
Contract No. 4000.-Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.- Schedule
0.2989- Resistances, reactances and coils, £429 14s. ld. plus
exchange. All States.
Contract No. 4003. - Automatic Electric Co. (A'sia) Pty.
Ltd., Box 4524, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- .Schedule
C.2989- Resistances, reactances and coils, £200 11s. 34. -plus
exchange. New Soutli Wales, Victoria, Queensland and
South Australia.
Contract No. 4006. - Liverpool Electric Cable Co. Ltd., Box
4532. G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.-Schedule 0.2943 -
Power cable, £1,245 4s. Victoria..
Contract No. 4009.-Elastic Webbing (Aust.) Pty. Ltd..
278 Queen - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. Schedule C.3125-
\Vebbing, khaki, 2 -in., £1.,150. Victoria.
Contract No. 4010.-McKenzie & Holland Pty. Ltd., Sutton
street, Newport, W.15, Victoria.-Schedule 0.3135- Mould-
ings for microphones, hand, No. 3, £1,893 15s. Victoria.
Contract No. 4019. -L. S. Burke, 90 Henry- street, Windsor.
8.1, Victoria. - Schedule C.3133- Machining of wooden legs
for lamp stands. £562 10s. Victoria.
Contract No. 4020. -R. O. Whitford (1939) Pty. Ltd..
Box 42, P.O., Redfern, New South Wales. - Schedule 0.3127 -
Component parts for frames, D. & P., £2,544. Victoria.
Contract No. 4022. -A. Arrowsmith & Sons, Gadd - street,
Northcote, N.1ß, Victoria. Schedule 0.3113 -Brass com-
ponents for stands, lamp or heliograph A mark III/L,
£1,531 5s. Victoria..
Contract No. 4024.- Government Printer, Canberra, Aus-
tralian Capital Territory. - Schedule 0.3105- Printed forms,
" Wireless Branch " series, £265 7s. All States.
Contract No. 4025. -R. B. Shankly Pty. Ltd., 586 Bourke
street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule 0.3105- Printed
forms, " Wireless Branch " series -£200 9s. All States.
Contract No. 4027. -The Morris Press, Guildford -lane, off
306 Queen - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule 0.3105 -
Printed forms, " Wireless Branch " series, £226 18s. 6d. All
States except Tasmania.
Contract No. 4029. -C. H. Stevens, 52 Cross - street, West
Footscray, \V.12, Victoria.-Schedule 0.2960- Bolts, nuts and
washers, approximate quantities required during period 1st
April, 1941, to 31st March, 1942. in all States except
Tasmania,
823 No. 77. -17th April, 1941
Contract No. 4032. - Siemens (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., Box 4328,
G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule 0.2936- Telephone
parts and accessories, £410 16s. 8d. plus exchange. New South
Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
Contract No. 4035.- Amalgamated Wireless (A'sia) Ltd.,
Box 2516BB, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. -Schedule
0.2936- Telephone parts and accessories, £1,793 3s. 7d. All
States.
Contract No. 4036.- Ericsson Telephone Manufacturing Co.,
Box 2554E, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales. - Schedule
0 .2989 - Resistances,- reactances and coils, £423 5s. 2d. plus
exchange. New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia
and Tasmania.
Contract No. 4038. - Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
C.3123-Wireless remote control units, £7,125. New South
Wales.
Contract No. 4040. - Kingsley Radio Pty. Ltd., 380 St.
Kilda -road, Melbourne, 0.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.3059-
Radio receivers, £668 1 s. 6d. All States.
Contract No. 4043. -H. Beecham & Co. Pty. Ltd., 624 -660
Lonsdale- street, Melbourne, Cl, Victoria.-Schedule C.3.129-
Timber; sugar pine, 1f -in., £922 3s: 6d. Victoria.
Contract No. 4048. -Metal Manufactures Ltd., C/o British
Insulated Cables Ltd., Box 4312, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1,
Victoria.- Schedule 0.3079- Copper tapes, adjusted price
£571 14s. 5d. All States.
Contract No. 4049. .Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n, G.P.O., Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule
0.3162- Component parts for telephones, 44e, £1,437 10s.
Victoria.
Contract No 4050.- Jones, Groom & Co. Pty. Ltd., 204
Grant - street, South Melbourne, S.C.4, Victoria. - Schedule
C.2284 -Coin attachments and parts, £331 13s. 4d. New
South Wales.
Contract No. 4052. - Dunlop Perdriau Rubber Co., Box
772ií, G.P.O., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.3134-
Mouldings for aerial bases, £365 12s. 6d. Victoria.
Contract No. 4053. - Lorimier Contacts Pty. Ltd., 517
Church - street, Richmond, E.1, Victoria. - Schedule 0.3134 -
Mouldings for aerial bases, £328 2s. 6d. Victoria.
Contract No. 4054. -John Danks & Son Pty. Ltd., 46
Queensbridge- street, South Melbourne, 8.0.4, Victoria. -
Schedule 0.3134- Mouldings for aerial bases, £356 5s.
Victoria.
Contract No. 4059.- Davidson & Le Coultre, Cogan Court,
off 663 Hay - street,
Perth, Western Australia. - Schedule
C.3000- Telegraph instruments, £455 14s. New South Wales,-
Queensland and South Australia..
Contract No. 4060.- Standard Telephones & Cables Pty.
Ltd., Box 525n. G.P.O. Sydney, New South Wales. Schedule-
C.3000-Telegraph instruments, £1,657 ils. 8d., plus exchange.
All States.
Contract No. 4061. -The Precision Engineering Co. Pty. Ltd.,
25-7 Little Collins street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule
C.3000-Telegraph instruments, £375 3s. All States except
NOV South Wales.
Contract No. 4073.-.7as. Miller & Co. Pty. Ltd., 357 -9 Little
Collins-street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.-Schedule C.3073-
Jute twine, approximate quantities required for period ending
31st March, 1912, in all States except Tasmania.
Contract No. 4075. -Frank & Bryce Ltd., Box 2368m, G.P.O.,
Sydney, New South Wales.-Schedule 0.3073 -Jute twine,
approximate quantities required for period ending 31st March,
1942, in all States. .
Contract No. 4076. -Geo. Kinnear & Sons Pty. Ltd., Box
4540. G.P.U., Melbourne, C.1, Victoria. - Schedule 0.3073 -
.Tute twine, approximate quantities required for period ending
31st March, 1942, in all States.
Victoria.
Contract No. V.1016.- Austral Bronze Co. Pty. Ltd., 101
King- street, Melbourne, C.1., Victoria.-Quotation 6768 -
Purchase and removal of scrap copper wire and scrap lead,
approximate quantities available during period 1st April
to 30th June, 1941, in Victoria,
Contract No. V.1017.- Moreland Metal Co. Pty. Ltd., 600
Little Bourke - street, Melbourne, C.1, Victoria.- Quotation
6768- Purchase and removal of scrap copper wire and scrap
lead, approximate quantities available during period 14
April to 30th June, 1941, in Victoria.
 No. 77.-17th April, 1941 824 Commonwealth Gazette

Contract No. . V.1018. State Electricity Commission of South Australia.

Victoria, 22 William- street, Melbourne, C.1,
Schedule V.1658. Briquettes and coal, approximate quan-
tities required during period 1st July, 1941, to 30th June,
1942, in. Victoria.
Contract No. V.1019.James Paterson &. Co. Pty. Ltd., 441
Collins street, Melbourne, C.l, Victoria. Schedule V.1658
Briquettes and coal, approximate quantities required during
period 1st July, 1941, to 30th June, 1942, in Victoria.
Victoria.- - Contract No. 13. S. C. Hilton, Port Germein, South Aus-
tralia.-- Schedule L /C.96-- Maintenance of lines in Port
Germein and surrounding districts during period 1st April,
1941, to 31st March, 1944.
Contract No. 14. -F. G. Miller, Bookabie, South Australia,
-- Schedule L /C.97. -- Maintenance of lines in Fowler's Bay
and surrounding districts during period ist April, 1941, to
31st March, 1944.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TENDERS ACCEPTED.

Contractor and Address. Date of Date of

Locality and Description of Work. Amount. Acceptance. Completion.

£ e. d.
Molong Post Office. -- Repairs and painting (40/2112) .. 215 0 0 J. E. Acret, Templar- street, Forbes .. 9.4.41 28.5.41
Within approximately 20 miles of Sydney. Erection of 3,486 11 0 N. E. Hogden, 5 Sydney- street,
timber -framed building (105/40 -41) Marrickville, New South Wales
Approximately 150 miles from Sydney. Supply and 5,380 00 Babcock & Wilcox, Regents Park, New 6.8.41
installation of water tube boiler South Wales
Approximately 150 miles from Sydney. Erection of one 593 10 0 F. & R. Compton, East Maitland .. 30.4.41
O.M. type building (238 /40 -41)
Muswellbrook Post Office.Connexion of premises to 254 10 9 Thompson Bros., Brook - street, Muswell- 8.4.41 6.5.41
sewer (40/1632, 41/97) brook
Approximately 150 miles from Sydney. Supply and 729 15 0 Bradford Insulation Pty. Ltd., 190 21.5.41
delivery of insulating mineral wool for a building Sussex- street, Sydney
Weston Post Office.Repairs and painting (40/1840) .. 256 0 0 N. Vogt, Barton- street, Kurri Kurri 20.5.41
Approximately 50 miles from Melbourne. Hot water, 1,407 10 0 J. C. Thomson, 15 Park - avenue, Sand- 20.3.41
heating and steam services (136 and 286) ringham
Approximately 5 miles of Melbourne. -- Construction of 1,088 11 0 John Smith, Wattle- avenue, Werribee 2.4.41 14.5.41
concrete mantlet, &c. (314, 361, 512)
Approximately 10 miles of Melbourne. Erection of 2,165 00 Thompson & Chalmers Pty. Ltd., 111 31.3.41 12.5.41
building No. 769, &c. (368) Mount Alexander -road, Flemington
Approximately 100 miles of Melbourne. Reticulation, 7,127 83 Stewarts & Lloyds (Aust.) Pty. Ltd., 11.3.41 10.6.41
piping and valves (3) 157 City -road, South Melbourne
Approximately 10 miles of Melbourne. Installation of 3,000 00 Condon & Guy, 498 Toorak -road, Bur- 20.3.41
mechanical ventilation to buildings 666, 670, 671 and wood
675 (396)
Approximately 10 miles of Brisbane.Erection of 30,628 0 0 Drysdale & Ridgway Pty. Ltd., Box 28, 9.4.41 30.7.41
structural steelwork (2) Post Office, Valley
Approximately 200 miles of Brisbane. Supply and 826 2 0 Jas. Hardie & Co. Pty. Ltd., Breakfast 21.5.41
delivery of A.C. pipes and C.I. specials (355/40 -41) Creek -road, Newstead
Erection of 25 buildings approximately .40 miles of 5,560 0 0 Ronald Scott, Real- avenue, Norman Park 8.4.41 20.5.41
Brisbane (1036, 1034, 1034A, 1035, 1035A, 348,
348A/40 -41)
Erection of five buildings approximately 20 miles from 6,762 00 W. L. Cleland, Beaumont, South Australia 9.4.41 10.6.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4)
Erection of two buildings approximately 20 miles from 2,327 00 A. H. May, 31 Wood - street, Grassmere, 9.4.41 27.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) South Australia
Erection of one building approximately 20 miles from 2,290 0 0 C. 0. Juncken, Nuriootpa .. .. 9.4.41 20.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4)
Erection of one building approximately 20 miles from 944 0 0 Combe & Kramer, Willow- avenue, 10.4.41 28.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) Manningham, South Australia
Supply and erection of two mild steel reservoirs and tower 2,418 9 9 S. J. Cheesman & Co. .. .. 10.4.41 27.5.41
(36/40 -41 (a)) approximately 130 miles from Adelaide
Supply and installation of mechanical ventilation plants 10,723 00 The York Air Conditioning & Refrigera- 10.4.41 8.6.41
approximately 20 miles from Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) tion (A'sia.) Pty. Ltd., 16 O'Connor-
street, Chippendale
Erection of one building approximately 20 miles from 1,173 00 A. S. Bissland, 13 Strathspey - avenue, 10.4.41 28.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 20) Linden Park, South Australia
Erection of three buildings approximately 20 miles from 3,585 00 C. G. Hood, 46 Lynton- avenue, Millswood 10.4.41 4.6.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) Estate, South Australia
Erection of one building approximately 20 miles from 1,107 00 G. H. Fleet, Barham - street, Allenby 10.4.41 21.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) Gardens, South Australia
Erection of one building approximately 20 miles from 456 0 0 Fricker Bros., 388 Carrington- street, 10.4.41 21.5.41
Adelaide (S.E.F. 4) Adelaide
Erection of three groups of buildings approximately 130 123,999 0 0
miles from Adelaide (36/40 -41 (a))
Gaskin Bros., 84 Pitt - street, Sydney .. 7.4.41 t
Installation of water and hot water supply approximately 989 10 0 H. Mapston, 24 Elizabeth- street, South 9.4.41 14.5.41
15 miles from Perth (197/40 -41) Perth
East Fremantle Post Office and Quarters. Repairs and 239 0 0 Rich Sign Co., 587 Wellington- street, 8.4.41 20.5.41
painting (0.40/238, 0.40/123) Perth
Erection of workshop approximately 20 miles from Perth 858 0 0 G. Holders, 125 Harbourne - street, Wem- 8.4.41 6.5.41
(W.3/16/1) bley
Excavation and preparation of two building sites approxi- 3,240 34 D. S. Hunt, Box 199, Post Office, Darwin 9.4.41 21.5.41
mately 5 miles from Darwin (D.N.W. 509/40-41)
Installation of sewerage system to four (4) residences and 678 0 0 M. P. Cullity, Box 238, Post Office, 3.4.41 15.5.41
foùr Bats, Darwin Darwin
Electrical installation to five buildings approximately 5 302 0 0 C. S. MacCallum, P.O. Box 244, Darwin 3.4.41 8.5.41
miles from Darwin (N.T. 98/40 -41)
Repairs and painting to buildings approximately 10 miles . 430 0 0 R. H. Ryder, Darwin .. .. 3.4.41 29.5.41
from Darwin
Erection of gara ges, Blocks 4 and 9, Section 23, Griffith, 241 10 0 T. A. Hungerford, Mugga Way, Forrest, 27.3.41 21.8.41
A.G:T, A.G.T.

t Within 14 days of completion of each building, t 1st section 13.6.4], 2nd section 13.6.41, 3rd section 14.7.41
 825 No. 77.- -17th April, 1941
Commonwealth Gazette
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR- -- Continued.

TENDERS INVITED.

Locality and Description of Work.

Tenders Return-
able at- at
Plans, specifications, &c., Available Tenders to be addressed to

of Commonwealth Works Commonwealth Works Director,

Erection and completion of timber -framed 2 p.m., 21st Office
Box 4 7 AA, G.P.O., Sydney
April, 1941 Director. 10th Floor, Bryant House,
building approximately 25 miles from 80 -82 Pitt - street, Sydney
Sydney (223/40 -41) (fresh tenders) ,! !f
Alterations and additions approximately !7

5 miles from Sydney (616/40 -41)

Repairs and renovations to timber - framed 2 p.m., 28th !f
building approximately 240 miles from April, 1941
Sydney (215, 469/40 -41) Office of Commonwealth Works
Repairs and painting at Bourke Post Office PP
Director, 10th Floor, Bryant House,
80 -82 Pitt - street, Sydney ; and at
Post Office, Bourke
Office of Commonwealth Works 22
Repairs and painting at Cobar Post Office .. PP
Director, 10th Floor, Bryant House,
80 -82 Pitt - street, Sydney ; and at
Post Offices, Cobar, Nyngan and
Dubbo
2 p.m., 21st Office of Commonwealth Works
Manufacture, supply and delivery f.o.r. April, 1941 Director, 10th Floor, Bryant House,
Sydney of suspended type unit air heaters 80 -S2 Pitt- street, Sydney
in building approximately 150 miles from
Sydney (ß.R.1) 99

Supply, delivery and installation of mechani- 77

cal refrigerators in a building approximately

500 miles from Sydney (427/40 -41A) ff
ff
Supply and installation of complete hot water
system to various buildings approximately
500 miles from Sydney (427/40 -41.A) 99
Installation of electric light and power to
various buildings approximately 500 miles
from Sydney (427/40-41A) Office of Commonwealth Works
Connexion of premises to sewer at Morpeth Director, 10th Floor, Bryant House,
Post Office 80 -82 Pitt - street, Sydney ; and at
Post Offices, Morpeth and West
Maitland Commonwealth Works Director,
2 p.m., 29th Works and Services Branch, Depart-
Alterations, improvements and painting to ment of the Interior, Brisbane ; and Department of the Interior,
Post Office, Maryborough April, 1941 Adelaide- street, Brisbane
Post Office, Maryborough
2 p.m., 22nd. Works and Services Branch, Depart- ff !! 22

Erection of one building approximately 10

miles from Brisbane (912/40-41)
Port Lincoln Post Office Alterations and
additions
Heating services, approximately 20 miles
from Adelaide (S.E.F.4)
April, 1941 ment of the Interior, Brisbane
Commonwealth Works Director,
2 p.m., 29th Works and Services Branch, Depart- Department of the Interior,
April, 1941 ment of the Interior, Adelaide ; and
at Post Office, Port Lincoln Commonwealth Offices, Ade-
laide
2 p.m., 22nd Office of Department of the Interior, !f ,f
Room 63, Second Floor, Richards
April, 1941
Buildings, 99 Currie - street, Adelaide

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of the

OFFERS, closing with the Secretary, Department of the
Interior, Canberra, at noon, 5th May, 1941, are invited from
persons who are natural born British subjects for grazing
rights over Defence land at Rockhampton, Queensland.
The area of about 771 acres (excluding the fenced site
about 40 feet by 40 feet) is available for letting for any period
up to three (3) years, subject to the following conditions of
tenancy:
The licensee will be required to pay rental quarterly
in advance; to make good and cattleproof the boundary
fences, by the use of timber from the internal fences
(excluding the fences around the aforesaid area about 40
feet by 40 feet) , and maintain such boundary fences in
good order and condition ; to keep the land clean and free
from noxious weeds, rabbits, vermin, rubbish, debris, &c.;
to indemnify the Commonwealth againstofloss or damage
the land for
to life or property through the use
Defence or any other Commonwealth purpose; not to
assign or sublet without authority ; not to interfere with
any buildings, plant or equipment erected on the site,
and make good any damage done thereto by stock; and
Interior, Canberra, at noon, 28th April, 1941, are invited from
persons, who are natural born British Subjects, for grazing
rights, sheep only, over the Landing Ground, about 134f acres,
at Low Head, Tasmania, for a period of six (6) months, with
further periods of. six (6) months at the will of the Depart-
ment, subject to the following conditions of tenancy.
The lessee will be required to pay rental quarterly in
advance; to keep fences and gates in repair and wires
strained ; to destroy noxious weeds and briars and keep
the area free from rabbits; to absolve the Commonwealth
from liability regarding risk to life and property through
the use of the area as a Landing Ground or any other
Commonwealth purpose; to remove sheep from the area
when required by the Commonwealth Authorities to do
so, or when weather conditions are such that the presence
of sheep is likely to cause damage to the surface of the
Landing Ground; to burn off existing dry grass with
proper precautions to safeguard boundary fences and
ground marks; not to assign or sublet without authority;
and not to interfere with the use of the area for any .

at the expiration or termination of the licence to leave Commonwealth purpose whatsoever.

the land in a clean and tidy co Commonwealth Grazing of sheep will be permitted for the full 24 flours
The licence to be for grazing only,
y,
reserving the right to use the land forlicence
any purpose
without
each day, provided the sheep are constantly shepherded.:
whatsoever, and to withdraw from the The successful tenderer will be required to make a
payment of compensation, the whole or any portion of the statutory declaration, and if so desired, to furnish addi-
land; if such is required for Commonwealth purposes.
tional evidence that he or she is a natural born British
The successful tenderer will be required to make a
statutory declaration, and if so desired, to furnish addi- Subject.
tional evidence that he or she is a natural born British
subject.
A plan of the area and the conditions of tenancy may
be inspected at the Low Head Post Office.
A plan of the land and the conditions of tenancy may be
seen at the Rockhampton Post Office. No offer necessarily accepted.
Wo offer necessarily accepted.
 No. 77. -17th April, 1941
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION.
TENDERS, closing at Two p.m. on 23rd April, 1941, are
invited for the supply and delivery of the following motor
vehicles :-
(a) Motor utility truck (12 -15 cwt.) delivered to
Western Junction Aerodrome, Tasmania.
(b) Light Sedan car (8 -10 h.p.) delivered to Kingsford
Smith Aerodrome, Mascot, New South Wales.
Tender forms and full particulars may be obtained on
application to the Secretary, Tender and Contract Committee,
" Ahnora House," 522 -536 Little Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1.
COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.
TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Rail-
ways, 623 Collins- street, Melbourne, C.1, will be received up
to 4 p.m. on 29th April, 1941, for the supply and delivery
at Port Augusta, South Australia, or, alternatively, at Parkes -
ton, Western Australia. of-
BUDGE TRANSOMS.
Specifications are available for issue at the offices of the
Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the Works Direc-
tors at Sydney, Adelaide and Perth.
Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tender for
Bridge Transoms."
TENDERS addressed to the Secretary, Commonwealth Rail -
ways, 623 Collins-street, Melbourne, 0.1, will be received up
to 4 p.m. on 29th April, 1941, for the supply and delivery of-
PNEUMATIC POWER HAMMER.
Specifications are available for issue at the offices of the
Commonwealth Railways, Melbourne, and of the Works
Directors at Sydney and Adelaide.
Envelopes enclosing tenders should be endorsed " Tender for
Pneumatic Power Hammer."
COMMONWEALTH STORES SUPPLY IND TENDER
BOARD.
Tenders are invited for the following supplies:-
Schedule No.- C.T.B. 231. Material- B'rushware.
Supplies required in-Victoria. Closing date -lst May,
1941.
Schedule -No. C.T.B. 232. Material -Floor cloths. Sup-
plies required. in -All States. Closing date -6th May,
1941.
Tender forms and full particulars are obtainable at the
Board's Office, General Post Office, Melbourne, C.1, at the
office of the Commonwealth Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour -
street, Sydney, and at the office of the Superintendent of
Stores, Postmaster General's Department, Brisbane, Adelaide,
Perth and Hobart.
TENDERS will be received up to 3 p.m. on Wednesday,
7th May, 1941, for supplies required in New South Wales, of
Stationery and Office Requisites-Schedules L.B. 184 and 185.
Particulars and tender forms are obtainable at the office of
the Local Stores Board, 64 Harbour- street, Sydney.
REPATRIATION COMMISSION HEAD- QUARTERS.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.-(Series 1940- 1941.)
SERVICES TO REPATRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
Period -Ist July, 1941, till 30th June, 1942.
Standard Crockeryware.
3736. Badged, No. 1 quality ware and No. 2 quality ware
bowls, delivered into Conunission's Store in States specified
- Estimated amount involved, £186 8s.-The Myer Emporium
Ltd., Bourke - street, Melbourne.
.3737. No. 2 quality ware plate, cups, saucers and mugs,
delivered into Commission's Store in States specified -Esti-
mated amount involved, £354 9s. 3d.- Loftus Moran Pty.
Ltd., 4 -10 Queensbridge- street, South Melbourne.
Period -1st April, 1941, till 31st March, 1942.
Surgical Boot and Shoe Uppers.
3738. Delivery at Repatriation Artificial Limb Factory,
Windsor-Estimated amount involved, £138. - -Jolly &
Batchelor Pty. Ltd., Charlotte- street, Brisbane.
Period -1st April, 1941, till 30th June, 1941.
Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables and Fruit.
3739. Delivery at Prince of Wales Repatriation General
Hospital, Randwick, and Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady
Davidson Home, Turramurra. For Repatriation General
Hospital only- Estimated amount involved, £707 9s. 9d. For
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Repatriation Sanatorium only - Estimated amount involved,
£158 18s. 14. -L. D. Young and Co., 270 Elizabeth- street,
Sydney.
Meat.
3740. Delivery at Prince of Wales Repatriation General
Hospital, Randwick- Estimated amount involved, £1,041 7s. 9d.
-Fred Paul, 27 Pitt- street, Sydney,
3741. Delivery at Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson
ITome, Turramurra- Estimated amount involved, £338 Os. 6d.-
W. A. Grubb Pty. Ltd., 149 -151 George- street North, Sydney.
Fish, Oysters, Rabbits and Poultry.
3742. Fish and Oysters - Delivery at Repatriation General
Hospital, Randwick, and fish f.o.r. Turramurra Railway
Station, for the Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson
Home, Turramurra. For Repatriation General Hospital only
- Estimated amount involved, £629 '3s. Gd. For Repatriation
Sanatorium only- Estimated amount involved, £42 8s. 9d.-
Fish Traders Pty. Ltd., 7 Rawson- place, Sydney.
Period -1st April, 1941, till 30th June, 1941.
3743. Rabbits -For delivery at Prince of Wales Repatria-
tion General Hospital, Randwick, and f.o.r. Turramurra
Railway Station, for the Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady
Davidson Home, Turramurra. For Repatriation General
Hospital only- Estimated amount involved, £83 2s. Gd. For
Repatriation Sanatorium only- Estimated amount involved,
£6 5s. .John 'Davis, jun., 13 Hay - street, Sydney.
3744. Poultry- Delivery at Prince of Wales Repatriation
General Hospital, Randwick - Estimated amount involved,
£307 10s. -David Hyland Watkiss Pty. Ltd., 10 Little
Comber- street, Paddington.
3745. Delivery f.o.r. Turramurra Railway Station for the
Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson Home, Turramurra-
Estimated amount involved, £49 ils. 8d.-Keene & Co,, 107
Broadway, Sydney.
Groceries.
3749. :Delivery at Prince of Wales Repatriation General
Hospital, Randwiek, and Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady
Davidson Home, Turramurra -For Repatriation General
Hospital only- Estimated amount involved, £627 17s. 2d. For
Repatriation Sanatorium only - Estimated amount involved,
£127 5s.- Mcllrath's Pty. Ltd., 202 Pitt street, Sydney.
Quotations accepted for the period 1st April, till 30th
.June, 1941.
Tea and Coffee.
3747. For Prince of Wales Repatriation General Hospital,
Randwick, and Repatriation Sanatorium, Lady Davidson
Home, Turramurra. For Repatriation General Hospital only
- Estimated amount involved, £326 14s. 8d. -For Repatriation
Sanatorium only- Estimated amount involved, £39 Os. id.-
Mcllrath's Pty. Ltd., 202 Pitt street, Sydney.
Druggist Sundries.
3748. For Prince of Wales Repatriation General Hospital,
Randwick - Estimated amount involved, £325 lls. 5d: Parke
Davis & Co.. 40 Rothschild- avenue, Rosebery, New South Wales.
REPATRIATION COMMISSION HEAD - QUARTERS.
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED.-( Series 1940-1941.)
SERVICES TO REI.'A.TRIATION MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
Period -lst April till 30th June, 1941.
Meat.
3749. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick,
South Australia- Estimated amount involved, £224 12s. 7d.- --
P. K. Conroy, 154A Rundle - street, Adelaide, South Australia.
Period -lst April till 30th September, 1941.
Bread and Flour.
3750. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick-
Estimated amount involved, £70 15s. Gd.- Peerless Bakery, 19
Wellington -road, North Norwood, South Australia.
Fish, Rabbits and Poultry.
3751. Fish and Rabbits. - Delivery at Repatriation General
Hospital, Keswick- Estimated amount involved, £115 18s. 4d.
- Cocking Biros., 75 Gouger - street, Adelaide.
3752. Chicken.-Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,
Keswick - Estimated amount involved, £108 6s. 8d. -D. G.
Sturgeon, Iictoria- street, Gaza, South Australia.
Potatoes, Onions, Mixed Vegetables asid Fruit.
3753. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick-
Estimated amount involved, £231 13s. 2d. -H. C. Austin, New
Market, Adelaide.
Groceries.
-
3754. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick
Estimated amount involved, £180 9s. ld.-C. M. P. Harley,
Gilbert- street, Gilberton, South Australia.
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Dairy Produce.
3755. Butter. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,
Keswick Estimated amount involved, £159 7s. 6d. A. W.
Sandford & Co., Ltd., Grenfell- street, Adelaide.
3756. Bacon and Cheese. Delivery at Repatriation General
Hospital, Keswick Estimated amount involved, £45 4s. 2d.
Foggitt Jones Pty. Ltd., 192 -8 Grote- street, Adelaide.
Milk and Cream.
3757. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick
Estimated amount involved, £148 15s. Prosser Bros., 3 Elmo -
avenue, Westbourne Park, South Australia.
Firewood and Coal.
3758. Firewood.Delivery at Repatriation General Hos-
pital, Keswick Estimated amount involved, £52 lOs.
A. & J. Fimeri, Rose- street, Adelaide.
3759. Coal. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital,
Keswick Estimated amount involved, £27 Os. The Adelaide
Steamship Co. Ltd., 17 Currie- street, Adelaide.
Ale, Stout and Soda Wager.
3760. Ale and -Stout. Delivery at Repatriation General
Hospital, Keswick Estimated amount involved, £28 19s.
Cooper & Sons Ltd., Statenborough- street, Upper Kensington,
South Australia.
3761. Soda Water. Delivery at Repatriation General Hos-
pital, Keswick Estimated amount involved, £24 lls. 5d.
lfi. Woodroofe Ltd., Theresa- street, Norwood, South Australia.
Laundry.
:3762. Delivery at Repatriation General Hospital, Keswick
Estimated amount involved, £212 16s. 5d.Laundries & Dry
Cleaners Ltd.. Eighth-street, Bowden, South Australia.
Purchase áryid Removal of Fat.
3763. Removal from Repatriation General Hospital.
Keswick Estimated amount involved, £5. W. H. Burford
& Sons Ltd., Dry Creek, South Australia.
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY.
Liquor Ordinance 1929 -1938.
HIS Excellency the Governor-General in Council has been
pleased to appoint John Alexander Harris, Police Magis-
trate, New South Wales, to act as Licensing Magistrate, as
on and from the seventh day of April, 1941, and during
the absence on leave of the Licensing Magistrate.
H. S. FOLL, Minister for the Interior.
COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS.
HIS Excellency the Governor - General in Council has
approved that Frederick Oscar Skinner. Assistant to
Chief Traffic Manager, be appointed Chief Traffic Manager
and Comptroller of Stores, Commonwealth Railways, with
salary at the rate of £1,000 per annum as from 1st January,
1941, rice W. L. Artlett, retired.
H. S. FOLL, Minister for the Interior.
Science and Industry Research Act 1920 -1939.
pursuance of sub - section 4 of section 14A of the Science
1 and Industry Research. Act 1920 -1939, I, Harold Edward
Holt, Minister in char ;e of Scientific and Industrial Research,
acting for and on behalf of the Prime Minister, do hereby
direct, on the recommendation of the Council for Scientific
and Industrial Research, .that Nigel Henry Kloot and
Francis Arthur Dale, officers appointed under that Act, shall
be deemed to be employees within the meaning of section 4
of the Superannuation Act 1922 -1937.
H. E. HOLT
Minister in charge of Scientific and
Industrial Research.
COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
DIVISION or RADIOPHYSICS.
Appointment of Eight Officers.
APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment in a temporary
capacity to the staff of the Council's Radiophysics
Laboratory which is located in the grounds of the University
of Sydney.
Applicants should possess a University degree in science or
engineering, or have had an equivalent training. A know-
ledge of, or experience in, high frequency oscillations would
be an additional qualification.
Eight positions are open, and the commencing salaries
offered will range from £344 to £588 per annum depending
on the experience and qualifications of the successful 'appli-
cants. Some of the appointees will be placed in the Assistant
Research Officer class, the salary range of which rises from
827 No. 77. -17th April, 1941
£344 to £488 per annum, by eight increments, the first four
of which are automatic and the last four at the discretion
of the Council, and the others in the Research Officer class,
the salary range of which rises from £508 to £588 per annum,
by four increments, the first of which is automatic, and the
last three at the discretion of the Council. All the above
salaries are subject to a cost of living adjustment which at
present amounts to an addition of £4 per annum.
Applications, accompanied by copies of not more than four
testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than
the 28th April, 1941.
G. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary.
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -
street, East Melbourne, C.2.
COUNCIL FOR SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL
RESEARCH.
NATIONAL STANDARDS AND RADIOPHYSICS LABORATORIES.
Appointment of Assistant Research Officers.
PPLICATIONS are invited ,for appointmen,t to positions
of Assistant Research Officer in the National Standards
Laboratory and the ',Radiophysics Laboratory at Sydney.
Male applicants should have graduated in science, with
physics and mathematics as major subjects, or in engineering.
Female applicants should have graduated in science, with
physics and mathematics as major subjects.
The salary range for male Assistant Research Officers is
from £344 per annum increasing by eight equal annual
increments of £18 each .to £488 per annum (both nominal) ,
the first four increments being automatic and the last four
at the discretion of the Council. The present equivalents of
these salaries after cost of living adjustment are £348 and
£492 per annum, respectively.
The nominal salary range for female Assistant Research
Officers is £50 per annum less throughout than that for
male Assistant Research ,Officers, the present equivalents
of the minimum and maximum salaries of the range after
cost of living adjustment being £297 and £441 per annum,
respectively.
The commencing salaries within the ranges specified will
depend on the qualifications and experience of the successful
a pplicants.
Applications, accompanied by copies of not more than four
testimonials, should reach the undersigned not later than
the 1st May, 1941.
G. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary.
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, 314 Albert -
street, East Melbourne, C.2.
AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES.
HIS the Governor- General in Council has
Excellency
approved of the following change being made in con
nexion with the Australian Imperial Force:
AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE.
Lieutenant General Sir T. A. Blarney, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.,
from the appointment of General Officer Commanding, 1st
Australian Army Corps, is appointed General Officer Command-
ing, Australian Imperial Force in the Middle East, that is,
such portions of the Australian Imperial Force as may, for the
time being, be within the area of the command of the British
General Officer holding the appointment or performing the
duties of Commander -in -Chief in the Middle East, such appoint-
ment to date from 10th December, 1940 (in lieu of the notifica-
tion which appeared in Executive Minute No. 29/1941, promul-
gated in Commonwealth. Gazette, No. 31, of 20th February,
1941 ) . (Ex. Min. No. 69 Approved 16th April, 1941.)
P. C. SPENDER, Minister for the Army.
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE.
HHIS Excellency the Governor- General in Council has
approved of the following changes being made:
CITIZEN AIR FORCE.
DMINIäTRATIVE AND SPECIAL DUTIES BRANCH.
Pilot Officer L. C. Scarborough relinquishes his commission,
with effect from 4th March, 1941.
The probationary appointment of Pilot Officer (Acting
Flying Officer) C. J. Trewin is confirmed and he is promoted
to Flying Officer and is granted the acting rank of Flight
Lieutenant, with effect from 1st April, 1941.
Flying Officer H. E. S. Relbourne is granted the acting
rank of Flight Lieutenant, with effect from 1st. April, 1941.
The following are granted commissions on probation, with
the rank of Pilot Officer, with effect from 15th April, 1941:
No. 387 Warrant Officer Alexander Joseph Abica.ir, No.
300389 Sergeant Keith Elbert Atkinson, No. 1909 Flight
Sergeant Arthur Howard Campey, No. 1834 Warrant Officer
Kevan Connolly, No. 32517 Acting Corporal Keith Ronald
Dalziel, No. 2477 Flight Sergeant Errol Kingsborugh De
Cean, No. 3700 Flight. Sergeant Charles Ralph Hyland,
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No. 2559 Flight Sergeant James Ewart Jackson, No. 15684
Aireraftsnnan Class 3, William Russell Lowrie, No. 1719
wa:rxant Officer John Johannsen Mallon, No. 1708 Flight
Sergeant Colin Rex Taylor, and No. 205391 Warrant Officer
Albert William Woolley.
MEDICAL BRANCH.
The following are granted commissions on probation, with
the rank of- Flight Lieutenant, with effect from the dates
indicated: John Cheyne Laidlaw, B.D.S., L.D.S., Keith Miles
Dagg, B.D.S., 17th March, 1941 ; John Charles Homewood,
D.D.S., Peter Maurice Davidson, B.D.S., Ernest James
Andrews, L.D.Q, 24th March, 1941 ; Cyril Montgomerie
Davidson, L.D.Q.; Sydney James Old, Dip. D.S., and William
Frederick Stockwell, Dip. D.S., 14th April, 1941.
Flight Lieutenant W. D. Cunningham is transferred from
the Reserve to the Active List, with effect from 17th March,
1941.
RESERVE.
MEDICAL BRANCH.
The appointment of Flight Lieutenant J. A. Bassetti is ter-
minated, with effect from 1st October, 1940.
The following are granted commissions on probation, with
the rank of Flight Lieutenant, with effect from the dates
indicated: John Dean. Bishop, M.B. , B:S., 28th March, 1941;
Neil Oldfield, M.B., B.S., and Frank Haighton Lord, M.B., B.S.,
21st March, 1941. --(Ex. Min. No. 54 Approved 16th April,
1941. )
.T. McE \\ EN, Minister for Air.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY.
DEFENCE ACT 1903 -1939, SECTION 63, AND CIVILIAN STAFF
REGULATIONS.
Appointments Confirmed.The probationary appointments
of the undermentioned as Junior Assistant Stor emen
(£84- £168), Fourth Division, Ordnance Branch, 6th Military
District, with effect from 7th October, 1940, are confirmed:
Cue, Gordon Maxwell.
Carter, .Gordon James.
¿ Ex. Min. No. 70 Approved 16th April, 1941. )
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN NAVY.
VACXNCIES FOR DENTAL OFFICERS.
A PPLIOATIONS are invited from legally qualified Dental
Practitioners, between Othe ages of 21 and 40 years, for
appointment as Surgeon Lieutenant (D) for temporary
service in the Permanent Naval Forces. Rate of pay is £511
actual pay and X54 15s. deferred pay per annum.
2. Application form and full particulars as to conditions
of service, &c., may be obtained from the Secretary, Depart-
ment of the Navy, Melbourne, S.C.1, or the District Naval
Officer, Brisbane, Edgecliff ( Sydney) , Port Adelaide,
Fremantle, and Hobart.
3. Applications close with the Secretary, Department of
the Navy, Melbourne, S.C.1, on Monday, 28th April, 1941.

COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE.

PROMOTIONS -- SECTION 50 AND REGULATION 109.
following promotions are provisional and subject to appeal by officers to the Public Service Board, and, where consequent upon
THEanother provisional promotion, shall be dependent upon the latter being confirmed. Appeals should be lodged, either by letter or
telegram, with the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector in the State in which the promotion is to be made, or, if the promotion is to
be made in the Australian Capital Territory, with the Public Service Inspector at Canberra, within fourteen days of the date of this notification.
An appellant shall forward his appeal direct to the Public Service Inspector.
Where an officer desires to appeal against two or more provisional promotions a separate appeal should be lodged in respect of each,
except where the provisional promotions appealed against are to positions of similar classification in the same Branch of a Department,
when one appeal covering such provisional promotions will be accepted.
The grounds of appeal must be as prescribed in Section 50 of the Commonwealth Public Service Act, viz.:
(a) Superior efficiency ; or
(b) Equal efficiency combined with seniority.
(N.B. Where positions have been the subject of an Arbitration Determination, the salary scales shown are those prescribed by
Determination.)

Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Date of
Promotion. Promotion.

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.

Smith, Bruce Kenneth
Hanley, Andrew Christopher
O'Reilly, Alfred John
Leighton, Keith Roy ..
Stevenson, John Niven
Stevenson, Alan Edward
Donovan, Jeremiah . Clerk (£402 - £474), Third Divi- ' Clerk (£474 - £.546), Third Division, Light -
DutiesAssist as required in Administration, Marine Branch. Knowledge of International Conventions and Agreements affecting
shipping and of Navigation Act and Regulations thereunder essential.
Tannock, Augustus Austin
Taxation Branch, New South Wales.
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Land 80 17.4.41
Fourth Division, Postmaster - Tax Records, vice W. Winkler, resigned
General's Department, Sydney
.. Telegraph Messenger (£664160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Land 80
Fourth Division, Postmaster - Tax Records, vice P. McKeane, transferred
General's Department, Sydney
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Land 80
Fourth Division, Postmaster - Tax Records, vice W. A. Goldie, transferred
General's Department, Sydney
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £l60), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Sales 98 )f
Fourth Division, Postmaster- Tax Records, vice H. G. Christ, transferred
General's Department, Sydney
Telegraph Messenger (£664160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Sales 80
Fourth Division, Postmaster - Tax Records, vice K. F. Madden, trans-
General's Department, Sydney ferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Sales RO
Fourth Division, Postmaster - Tax Records, vice R. M. Wright, transferred
General's Department, Sydney
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Marine Branch, Bead Office.
496 17.4.41
lion, Navigation, Central and houses and Navigation, Head Office,
Victoria, and Lighthouses, Marine Branch, vice M. Bourke, promoted
Victoria, Marine Branch
Marine Branch, Mercantile Marine Office, Fremantle.
Assistant, Grade 2 (£252 - £260), Assistant, Grade 3 (£268 - £284), Fourth Divi- 288 17.4.41
Fourth Division, Pensions and sion (Mercantile Marine Offi.ce, Fremantle),
Maternity Allowances Branch, Marine Branch, vice. W. H. Davies,
Department of the Treasury, promoted
Western Australia
Commonwealth Gazette
Narre.
Grubb, Henry Keith ..
Duties. -Deals with applications for all classes of telephone subscribers' facilities.
Riley, Kevin Robert Francis .. Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi- Clerk (£288- £330), Third Division, Telephone
Duties. -- Deals with applications for all classes of telephone subscribers' facilities.
Warne, Ernest Richard George.. Clerk (£96- £306), Third Divi- Clerk (£288£330), Third Division, Telephone
Duties.-Deals with applications for all classes of telephone subscribers' facilities.
Barnes, George Edward
Davis, Arthur Frank ..
M ay, Sidney Arthur ..
Connolly, Robert Lachlan
Spencer, Leslie John
Steward, Donald
Robinson, John Alexander
Trevillion, Hernehill Cornelius ..
Watcrson, Charlie Samuel
Collins, Arthur Ernest
Summers, Murray George
Kershaw, Albert Michael
Gardner, Neville Robert
J eckeln, Erie Joseph
Ryan, Wilfred Vincent
Ellis, Leslie Albert
Hill, Albert Frederick
Lawlor, Peter Edgeworth
Kessing, Robert Neville
Saunders, Walter Stanley
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PROMOTIONS-continued.
Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Salary on Date of
Promotion. Promotion.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South lVa1es.
.. CIerk (£252- £330), Third Divi- Clerk (£288- £330), Third Division, Telephone 310 17.4.41
sion, Telephone Branch Branch, Commercial Division (Contract
Section), vice W. A. Parks, promoted
292
J sion, Telephone Branch Branch, Commercial Division (Contract
(Relieving)
¡¡
Section), vice L. J. Putney, promoted
292 ii
sion, Engineering Branch Branch, Commercial Division (Contract
(Goulburn) Section), vi c?, R. A. Grant, transferred
Postal Clerk (£108- £318), Third Telegraphist (£108 - £342), Third Division, 298 ii
Division, unattached Telegraph Branch, vice H. Whitehead, pro -
moted
Postal Clerk (£108 £318), Third Telegraphist W08-042), Third Division, 286
Division, unattached Telegraph Branch, vice W. H. Reynolds,
transferred
Postal Clerk (£108 - £318), Fourth Telegraphist (£108-042), Fourth Division, 226
Division, unattached Telegraph Branch, vice P. M. J. McCormick,
transferred
Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- Telegraphist (£108 £342), Fourth Division, 710
£244), Fourth Division, un- Relieving Staff, Albury District (Wagga
attached Wagga), vice W. F. Abigail, transferred
Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- £244), Telegraphist (£108- £342), Fourth Division, `.?62 ii
Fourth Division, unattached Telegraph Branch, vice W. T. Kirk, pro-
moted
Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- Postal Clerk (£10S- £318), Fourth Division, 146
£244), Fourth Division, Manildra, vice R. C. Newman, transferred
Griffith
. Senior Lineman (£265 £289), Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth Divi- 340 Yi
Fourth Division,. Engineering sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff (No.
Branch, Line Staff (No. 3 3 Metropolitan Division), vice G. Ashton,
Metropolitan Division) transferred
Duties. - Estimating Foreman.
Senior Lineman (£265 £289), Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth 340
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff
Branch, Line Staff (No. 1 (No. 3 Metropolitan Division), vice J. A.
Metropolitan Division) Erikson, seconded
Area Foreman- Duties include cable jointing.
Senior Lineman (£265- £289), Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth 340
Fourth Division, Engineering Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff,
Branch, Line Staff, Lismore Goulburn Division (Goulburn), vice H. P.
Division (Casino) Gunn, deceased
Area Foreman- Duties include cable jointing.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300 - £312), Fourth 316 19
Division, Engineering Branch, Division, Engineering Branch, Line Staff,
Line Staff, Bathurst Division Bathurst Division (Dunedoo), vice E. G. A.
(Young) Sten, transferred
Area Foreman- Duties include cable jointing.
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Telephonist (Male) ( £84- £168), Fourth Divi- 98
Fourth Division, Inverell sion, Inverell, vice L. F. Kerrison, trans-
ferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Telephonist (Male) (£84- £168), Fourth Divi- 86 ii
Fourth Division, Cooma sion, Canberra, vice R. J. Coffey, trans-
ferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, 80 it
Fourth Division, Mosman Engineering Branch, vice V. Pritchard,
transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£664160), Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division, 86
Fourth Division, Telegraph Wireless Branch, vice L. C. Wilson, trans-
Branch ferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66"--£160), Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Division, 98
Fourth Division, Randwiek Accounts Branch (Telegraph Accounts),
vice G. F. Gardner, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, 98
Fourth Division, Telegraph Stores Branch. vice L. J. Bell, transferred
Branch
Telegraph Messenger (£66 £160), Messenger (£66- £168). Fourth Division, En- 80
Fourth Division, Roseville gineering Branch, Mechanical, vice A. L.
Treinlett, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £1130), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Ac- 98
Fourth Division, Telegraph counts Branch (Telephone Accounts), vice
Branch L. E. Froyland, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66 £168), Fourth Division, Ac- 80
Fourth Division, Telegraph counts Branch (Money Order Accounts),
Branch vice R. J. Lowe, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66 £168), Fourth Division, Ac- 80
Fourth Division, Telegraph counts Branch (Telephone Accounts), vice
Branch R. B. Lahiff, transferred
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No. 77. -17th April, 1941
PROMOTIONS -- continued.

Salary on Date of
Name. Present Designation and Station. Position to which Promoted. Promotion. Promotion.

POSTMASTFR-GDNESAL'S DEPARTMENT- continued.

Lonsdale, Stephen Walter
Rae, William Henry ..
Creasey, Thomas Charles
Allan, Ernest Castledine
O'Loughlin, Mary Joan
Niliill, Vincent Bernard
Hickey, Robert William
Roache, Irene Ellen ..
Cole, Samuel George ..
Sheahan, Kenneth John
Troedson, Alan Paul ..
McDonald, Charles Victor
Martin, Vernon Evanhugh
Victoria.
Lineman, Grade 1 (£2334257), ' Lineman, Grade . 2 (£268), Fourth Division, 272 17.4.41
Engineering Branch, Lines Staff (Metro-
Fourth Division, Engineering
Branch, Lines Staff (Metro- politan No. 2), vice W. J. Waddington,
politan No. 1) retired
272
Lineman, Grade 1 (0334257), Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Division,
Fourth Division, Engineering Engineering Brauch, Lines Staff (Metro-
Branch, Lines Staff (Metro- politan No. 2), vice P. A. Lyster, deceased
politan No. 2) 272
Lineman, Grade 1 (£233 £257), Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Division,
Engineering Branch, Lines Engineering Branch, Lines Staff (Metro-
Staff (Metropolitan No. 1) politan No. 3), vice W. Dwyer, retired
Assistant, Grade 2 (£252 £260), Fourth 256
Postman (£84- £244), Fourth
Division, Geelong Division, Engineering Branch (Geelong),
vice W. H. Evans, transferred
Duties.- Assisting Foreman Mechanic with clerical duties.
201
Telephonist (Female) (£84- Phonogram Attendant (Female), Grade 1
£198), Fourth Division, Tele- (£84- £206), Fourth Division, Telegraph
phone Branch Branch, vice new office created (P.S.B.
Certificate No. 40/91.1)
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, 98
Engineering Branch, vice G. F. Lamb,
Fourth Division, Elmore
transferred
Queensland.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300 - £312), Fourth 304 17.4.41
Division; Engineering Branch, Line Staff,
Division, unattached
Northern Division ( Normanion). Office
reclassified (P.S.B. Certificate No. 40/
1868)
Ability to ride and manage horses required.
Telephonist (£84- £198), Fourth Phonogram Attendant, Grade 1 (£84- £206), 201
Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch, vice
Division, Telephone Branch
Marjorie J. Allen, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66 £160), Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi- 98
Fourth Division, Telegraph sion, Accounts Branch (Telephone
Branch Accounts), vice L. A. Kent, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi- 98
Accounts Branch (Telephone
Fourth Division, Telegraph sion,
Branch Accounts), vice J. C. Floyd, transferred
Telegraph Messenger (£66- £160), Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Divi- 98
Telegraph Branch, vice J. M.
Fourth Division, Telegraph sion,
Branch Marsden, transferred
South Australia.
Postal Assistant, Grade 1 (£84- Postal Clerk (£1084318), Fourth Division, 262 17.4.41
Kingston, vice R. E. Flint, promoted
£244), Fourth Division,
Murray Bridge
Western Australia.
Clerk (£366- £438), Third Divi- Senior Postal Clerk (£438- £474), Third Divi- 460 17.4.41
sion, Kalgoorlie, vice S. Watson, promoted
sion, Postal Services Branch,
Geraldton

The salary scale of the positions to which E. M. Backus, A. E. Burke and L. V. Norris have been provisionally promoted,
vide notification appearing in Gazette of 27th March, 1941, should read " (£84 -£206) " in lieu of " (£84- £198) ". " £346 " in
The salary on promotion of G. W. Mansell, notification of which appeared in Gazette of the 27th February, 1941, should read
lieu of " £334 ".

The following provisional promotions have been confirmed

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
R. N. Gibson, appearing in Gazette of 20th March, 1941.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
A. G. Dolan, appearing in Gazette of 6th February, 1941.
W. G. Rixon, appearing in Gazette of 20th February, 1941.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.
R. J. Murphy, appearing in the Gazette of 20th February, 1941.
POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
T. Martin, J. D. Kirkham, J. A. R. Doig,
A. F. Cathcart, F. C. Harris; F. H. Stewart, V. L. Barclay, J. C. Lodge, E. E. Bell, L.Robinson
L. Handebo, N. W. James, A. E. Browne, E. and L. P. Bergman, appearing in
S. G. James, L. E. Fort, G. W. McGregor, L.
Gazette of 6th February, 1941. J. F. Wilcock, J. W. Gleeson,
T. R. Bishop, J. A. Forbes, A. G. Knott, J. H. Forshaw, D. N. Tibbitts, T. Noonan, G. K. Mackay,G. A. McKemmish, J. McConnell,
K. B. Smith, L. J. Cleary, W. J. D. Speirs, J. F. Kerr, W. E. Acott, F. R. Greenway, L. L. Murrell,
W. V. Clarke and C. J. Casey, appearing in Gazette of 13thT.February, 1941.
February,
F. A. Robertson, R. M. Jenkins, T. J. Jamieson, E. Rickard, J. L. McIsaac and M. E. Ford, appearing in Gazette of 20th
1941.
J. G. Bible, D. B. Horstmann, and R. B. Smith, appearing in Gazette of 20th March, 1941.
J. H. Kemp and G. H. Wiles, appearing in Gazette of 27th March, 1941.
Commonwealth Gazette
OFFICES ABOLISHED, .CREATED, ETC.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
STATISTICIAN'S BRANCH.
Reclassification of Office. The classification of the office of
Clerk, Third Division, Statistician's Branch, occupied by
H. J. Wright, is raised from limits' of salary of minimum £96
and maximum £330, to limits of salary of minimum £330
and maximum £402, subject to variation in pursuance of
regulation 106A.---(Ex. Min. No. 49.)
TAXATION BOARD OF REVIEW.
Abolition. of Office. --The office of Typist, Grade 1, Fourth
Division, Taxation Board of Review, occupied by Lurline J.
Johnson, is abolished.
Creation of Office. A new. office of Assistant (Female)
(Typing, &c.) , Fourth Division, is created in the Taxation
Board of Review, with limits of salary of minimum £250 and
maximum £262, and one increment of £12, subject to
variation in pursuance of regulation 106A.(Ex. Min.
No. 50.)
Erc)n.ption. The provisions of the Commonwealth Public
Service Act 1922 -194G shall not apply to S. E. Solomon for
the period, not exceeding twelve months from the date of
commencing duty, during which he is employed as Chief
Research Officer, Statistician's Branch. (Ex. Min. No. 51.)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
METEOROLOGICAL BRANCH, MELBOURNE.
Appointment under section 47 of the Comnioni.cealth Public
,S'erzice Act 1922-1940.Keith Colin McKenzie as Meteoro-
logical Assistant (£96 £402), Third Division, Climatological
and Statistical Section, Meteorological Branch, Melbourne.
PROMOTIONS - COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC
SERVICE ACT 1922-1940.
T11E Public Service Board has
(1 )Confirmed the undermentioned provisional promotions
as notified in the Gazettes indicated: Felix
Cameron Nordeck, 31st October, 1940; Joseph Hardie
George Gardiner, 9th January, 1941; Anthony John
Joseph Buman, Douglas Gerald Apsey, 6th February,
1941; Leslie Herbert Middleton, Michael John
McKeough, Albert Edward Murtagh, Henry James
Joseph Connell, John Hutton Keeping, 13th
February, 1941; Allen Reginald. Vincent Tighe,
George Manley Ca.rnsew, 20th February, 1.941; Jack
Sydney Bridgen, 27th February, 1941.
(2) Cancelled the undermentioned provisional promotions
as notified in the Gazettes indicated: --Alan Phillips.
9th January, 1941; David Green, Rupert Richard
.Stuart, 30th January, 1941; Percy George Skelley, ,
6th February, 1941; Denis Joseph Patrick Kelly,
13th February, 1941.
(3) Promoted the undermentioned officers, as . shown :
POSTMAS'iER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
New South Wales.
Thomas Taylor, Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1
(£330 -£306) , Third Division, Moss Vale, as Senior
Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£384 - £420), Third Division,
Murwillumbah, vice A. H. Quick, promoted, with
salary at the rate of £388 per annum; to take effect
from 30th January, 1941.
John Leslie Riley, Indexer (£84 -£244) , Fourth
Division, Electoral Branch, Department of the
Interior, New South Wales, as Assistant, Grade 2
(£2521260), Fourth Division, Stores Branch, Trans-
port Section, new office created (P.S.B. Certificate
No. 40/1808), with salary at the rate of £264 per
annum; to take effect from 30th January, 1941.
Victoria.
George Dunnachie, Postal Clerk (£108 - £318),
Third Division, Relieving Staff, Geelong District, as
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade i (£330 -£366) , Third
Division, Merbein, vice D. J. Brewer, promoted, with
salary at the rate of £334 per annum; to take effect
from ].,3th February, 1941.
South Australia.
.John Edward Nelson, Lineman, Grade- 1 (£2 33-
£257 ), Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line
Staff (Metropolitan Division) , as Lineman, Grade 2,
£268, Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Line
,Stuff (Southern Division) , Naraeoorte, vice J.
Patterson, promoted, with salary at the rate of £272
per annum ; to take effect from 6th February, 1941.
Western Australia.
Russell Clifford Matson, Clerk (£252 - £330), Third
Division, Accounts Branch, Telephone Accounts, as
sal No. 77.- -17th April, 1941
Clerk, £288 -£354, Third Division, Engineering
Branch, Costing Section, vice M. W. Mahney,
retired, with salary at the rate of £334 per annum;
IM take effect from 9th February, 1941,
J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
APPOINTMENTS, RETMEMENTS AND
DISMISSAL.
THE following appointments, retirements and dismissal
are notified by the Public Service Board:
APPOIN TMEN TS.
PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth. Division.Winifred Elaine
O'DonnelI.
Auditor- Ge;ncral's Office Victoria.
Cleric, Third Division.Edward William Rowe.
ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. Isabelle Jean Dark.
DEPARTMENT Ob' THE TREASURY.
New South Wales.
Clerk, Third Division, -- Robert James Gregson.
Victoria.
Clerk, Third Division. Donald Francis Tierney.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth. Division. -- Dorothy Grace Ryder.
Taxation Branch, New South Wales.
Clerk, Third Division-. John Colin Carruthers, John James
Jackson, Marcus John Peter Brandt, Lewis John Garrett,
Kenneth John McMullen, Charles Joseph Bannon, Gerard
Sumner, Norman John Timbrell, Niel Thomas Francis Fernon,
Taxation Branch, Victoria.
Clerk, Third Dirisionn,-Nornian Ross, George McCallum
Jude, James Joseph Peter Byrne.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division. --Mary Thelma Lanyon.
Taxation Branch., South Australia,
Clerk, Third. Division.Bernard John. Irwin, Arnold
Kenneth Richardson, Edward Paul Hicks.
Taxation Branch, Western. Australia.
Clerk, Third Division.-- Donald Victor Kelsall, William
Alan Townsend, John Frederick Sander, Douglas Alan
Rutherford, Alan Robert Edwards, Neville William Duffield,
Joseph McDonald QuinIivan, Herbert Barry Cousins, John
Stack, Keith Edward Kessell, Kevin Martin Bradley, Robert
William Eastcott, George Patrick Power, William Clarke
Tufnell, Francis James McGrath, Ray Patrick Leunig, Keith
Jessup, Norman Roy Healy.
Typist, Grade I, Fourth Division. Daphne Ruth Thorn.
DEPARTMENT OF' HEALTH.
Serum Laboratories (Melbourne) .
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.-- Gweneth June Morris.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Victoria.
Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division. Sheila
Margaret Steedman,
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.
Victoria.
Clerk, Third Division. Albert John Richardson, John
Charles Peter Hill, Ronald William Smith.
New South Wales.
Clerk, Third Division. Charles Joseph Relph, Kenneth
James Yardley.
DEPARTMENT OP THE ARMY.
Western Australia.
Clerk, 7!hird Division.Claude Manly Wilson.
DEPARTMENT OP INFORMATION.
Victoria.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth Division.Margaret White.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND DEVELOPMENT.
Victoria.
Assistant (Female), Grade 1, Fourth Division.Frances
Jean Lake.
New Souilh Wales.
Clerk, Third Division. -- Leslie Portley.
])EPARTaMENT OF LABOUR AND NATIONAL SERVICE.
Canberra.
Typist, Grade 1, Fourth. Division.Marie Teresa McManus,
Clare Lorraine Grumont.
DEPARTMENT OP TRADE AND CUSTOMS.
New South Wales.
Clerk, Third Division,John Kevin Hore, Kenneth Martin
Collins.
Nó. 77.-17th April, 1941 832 Commonwealth : Gazette

Queensland. DISMISSAL.
Clerk, Third Division.Harold William Thurston, Douglas POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
George Anthony Wilson, William James Peter O'Connor, Ian New South Wales.
Stanley Parker, Geoffrey James Stuart. Section 62. Arthur John Patrick Hogan, Postman
(Relieving), as from the close of business on 10th April, 1941.
POSTMASTEIl-GrENE1AL'S DEPARTMENT.
Central Staff. J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
Public Service Board.
Clerk, Third D ivision. --John Flanders Coyne, John Cyril
Jordan. EXAMINATIONS.
Assistant, Grade 1, Fourth Division. -- Edward Michael
Compton. Examination No. 2338.
New South Wales. FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
Clerk, Third Divisions. Hilary Daley, Colin Lancelot Annending Notice.
George Robertson. HE notification of the above examination, which was
Telegraphist, Third Division. -- Robert Charles Kennedy.
Postal. Clerk, Fourth Division. -- Leslie Walter Tuddenha.m.
T published in Commonwealth Gazette, No. 89, dated 3rd
April, 1.941, is hereby amended by the deletion of Mount
Mail Officer, Fourth Division.Norman Martin. Surprise, Queensland, as a centre of examination.
Postman, Fourth Division. -- Edward Lord, Eric Oswald J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
Wainwright. Public Service Board.
Telephonist, Fourth Division. --Rita Mary Glover, Lucy
Ethel Bearman, Audrey Royle Ward, Jose May Mazzarol, Jean Examination No. 2338.
Denise Boland, Cynthia Athalie Robertson, Mary Helen 1+'oü APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
Simpson, Joan Winifred Barratt, Naomi Patricia Mylott.
Patricia Constance Prior, Eunice Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey To be held 3rd May, 1941.
June Flynn, Patricia. Cummins, Mavis Monica Massey, Ann AMENDING NOTICE.
Catherine Carvell, Sheila Kathleen Smithson, Joyce Blackeby, HE notification of the above mentioned examination which
Mary Patricia Denahy, Eileen Mona Wells, Edna Joyce
Burrows, Glen Dorothea Fairha.11, Eunice Jean Nesbitt, T was published in Commonwealth Gazette No. 69 dated
3rd April. 1.941, is hereby amended by the deletion of the
Marjorie Patricia Lance, Burnell Mary Nicholls. paragraph " Eligibility " and the substitution of the appended
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. -- Francis O'Loughlin, paragraph
Geoffrey Lynton Brissenden, Desmond Thomas Morris, Philip
John Brophy, Sydney Robert White, Geoffrey Walter Chin, "Iligibility. A successful candidate will be eligible
Lionel Victor Thomas Clarke, Keith Beaumont Gossling, for appointment at the centre for Which he qualifies
Arthur Robert Williams. until the expiration of twelve months commencing on the
date of publication in the Commonwealth. Gazette of the
Victoria. results of the examination, provided that a successful
Typist, (trade 1, Fourth Division. Bettye Fraser Jamieson candidate under the age fixed by the law of any. State as
Paterson, Mavis Anne Roe. the school leaving age will not be eligible for appointment
Motor Driver, Fourth Dirisiou.. Llewellyn David Pugh. in that State until he attains that age."
Assistant -(Female), Grade 1, Fourth Dicisioaa. Kathleen J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
Dwyer. Public Service Board.
Telephonist, Fourth Division.. Eileen Dorothea Brophy,
Jean Margaret Gunn, Lorna Duck, Georgina June Nicholls, ADMISSION OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES TO THE
Mary Gabrielle Curry, Eleanor Glenndalough Glenn, Jean COMMONWEALTH PUBLIC SERVICE AS CLERKS.
Mary Hayes, Marjorie Grace Alford, Patricia Mary Aylmer, THE following is a list, in lexicographical order, of the
Mary Hussey, Helen Verna Bignell, Patricia Mary Milford, names of graduates of Australian Universities which, in
Lilian Margaret Stillman, Mavis Frances Bride Gray, Dorothy pursuance of section 36A of the Commonwealth Public Service
Carmel Allen, Irene Mary Egan, Ivy Bertha Clark, Desmond .let 1922- 1941, have been entered in the Register of Persons
Edmund Peterson. Qualified for Appointment, in association with the names of
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth. Frederick
Biggs, William Charles Cann, Kevin Philip Jones. persons who qualified at Commonwealth Public Service
Examination No. 2306, held in 1.940 in conjunction with the
Queensland. Public Examinations (Leaving or Senior Public) in the
Telephonist, Fourth Division. Elizabeth Veronica McCabe, several States:
Mary Catherine Dowling. Crawford, Kenneth Gault, B.Econ.
South Australia. Crisp, Leslie Finlay, 13.A.
Mail Officer, Fourth Division.. Frederick Miles, Leslie Dexter, David Alban, B.A.
George Kintore Roberts, Fred Eric Roy Niehus. Evans, Lloyd William, B.A.
.Junior Mechanic, Fourth Division.. Lenard Arthur \Vilkseh. Livesey, Peter James, B.A.
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Michael Edward Phillips, Lioi:el Edward,
Speck, Russell Fred Charles Knight. Poulton, Harold William, LL.B.
Pryor, Frank Commons, B.A.
Western Australia. drills, Neville Reginald, B.Sc.
Clerks, Third Division. Patrick Brian Ross- Tuppin, Mervyn Winning, Walter Sydney, LL.B.
Charles Turner. J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
Telegraph Messenger, Fourth Division. Leslie Russell Public Service Board.
George, Desmond Graham Hicks, Donald Seaward String -
fellow, Noel William Stone. Examination No. 2331.
FOR APPOINTMENT AS TELEGRAPH MESSENGER.
Held 15th March, 1941.
RETIREMENTS.
THE candidates named hereunder were successful at the above
DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY.
examination.
Taxation Branch, Victoria. The eligibility of the successful candidates for appointment will
Section 49.Mary Glancy, Typist, Grade 1, as from the cease on 16th April, 1942.
close of business on 8th March, 1941. If a successful candidate changes his address he should immediately
notify the Commonwealth Public Service Inspector, Brisbane.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Canberra. Order Total
of Name. :Narks.
Section 49. Shirley Winifred Crease, Machinist (Female) , Merit.
Grade 1, as from the close of business on 8th February, 1941.
DEPARTMENT OF SUPPLY AND DEVELOPMENT.
Victoria. QUEENSLAND.
Section 49. Lorraine Milton Ludure Watts, Typist, Grade BRISBANE AND SUBURBS.
1, as from the close of business on 19th October, 1940. Carlson, Alwyn Rigby .. 386
2 Haupt, Alan Geoffrey 383
POSTMASTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. 3 Cottam, Keith James 383
Tasmania. 4 Dunning, Ivan Royle 382
Section 49. Marjorie Harris, Assistant (Female) , Grade 2, 5 Robinson, Leonard Neil .. 382
as from the close of business on 11th March, 1941. 6 Tate, Brian Vincent Michael 376
Section 85 (2).Ernest George Cooper, Line Foreman, 7 McQuitty, David George . . 374
Grade 1, as from the close of business on 3rd June, 1941. 8 Brock, Benjamin Eric .. 368
Commonwealth Gazette 833 No. 77.- -17th April, 1941.
Ex MnNATiOR No. 2331continued. EXAMINATION No. 2331 -- continued.
Order Order
of Name. Total of Total
Merit. Marks. Name.
Merit. Marks.

QUEEN SLAND con tinued. QUE E NSLAND continued.

BRISBANE A.ND SIIBURBS continuel. BRISBANE AND SUBURBS Continued.
9 Green, Philip Day . . 367
95 Roberts, Herbert Douglas .. 312
96 Kolkka, Douglas Emil .. 311
10 Pallister, Keviri James . . 366 97 Lugg, Fred Ensor ..
11 McDonald, Kenneth William 365 310
12 Neurom, Eric Frank . . 361
98 Mulhern, Maxwell Robert .. 310
99 Begg, John William . . 310
13 Seheiwe, Denis Percival .. 360 100 Kingston, Maxwell Gordon .. . 310
14 Martens, Stuart Milne . . 360 101 Long, Mervyn Cedric ..
15 Mahoney, James Desmond .. 359 310
16 Malezer, Henry Rueul Louis
102 O'Brien, Vincent George .. 308
359 103 Callinan, William Martin ..
17 Hartshorn, Alan David .. 357 308
104 Stewart, Gordon . . . 307
18 McPhail, Leslie John . . 356 105 Coonan, Patrick Micheal
19 Johnson, Robert Irwin . . 356 306
106 Woosley, Lyndon Frederick James 304
20 McLennan, Malcolm Warwick 355 107
21 Fagg, James William Morgan, Sydney James . . 304
354 108 Reoch, Kenneth Ronald . . 304
22 House, Roy Leonard 354
23 Bond, Allan Oliver 353
109 Jones, Edward Leslie .. , 303
24 Burke, Neville Henry
110 Cuerel, Keith Alexander .. . 302
353 111 Hill, Colin Stirling
25 Hare, Robert William 302
352 112 Bryant, Robert Matthew 302
26 Walsh, Harold Alexander 352 113
27 Cottrell, Lewis Keith King, Thomas Orpen 302
352 114 Koch, Colin Charles
28 Sivell, Alan 302
.. 351 115 Scott, Bruce Ernest
29 Calvert, Edmund .. . . 301
351 116 Watt, George Edward Aitken 301
30 Hereon, Ivan Francis 350
31 Greenwood, Harold James . . 349
117 Stone, Mervyn Clive .. 299
32 Scott, Norman Paul
118 Lynch, Arthur Joseph .. 298
. . 349 119 Mason, Keith Hickey .. 298
33 Hawkins, Warren .. . . 349 120 Ord, William Walter Thomas
34 Barrett, Patrick Joseph .. 348 298
35 McQuay, Keith ..
121 Edmonds, Ronald Victor .. 297
. . 348 122 Lancaster, Ronald William ..
36 Murray, David Arthur William 297
348 123 Luchich, Antonio James 295
37 Woolley, LIoyd Graham 347 124
38 Ford, Kevin Francis Proudlock, Lynn Thomas 295
347 125 Garrigan, Noel James
39 Webb, Maurice Adrian 345 293
126 Beyers, Eric Thomas 293
40 Rowell, Reginald Charles 345
41 White, Leo ..
127 Jones, Ivan David 292
344 128 Rice, Raymond John ..
42 Obst, Keith Albert 291
344 129 Huggett, Morris Ronald . .
43 Taylor, William .. 344 290
130 Cameron, Keith Vincent . . 290
44 Binnie, Charles David 342 131 Brewer, Thomas Charles . . 290
45 Warneke, Kevin James 340
46 Unwin, Ivan Hedley
132 Murphy, Patrick Francis . . 289
339 133 Lynagh, Leonard Joseph . .
47 Thomson, Charles Leo 338 288
134 Boyd, Keith Alfred . . 288
48 Welch, Evan Vernon 338
49 Simonds, Stanley Noel
135 Whittingham, Ernest Philip 288
337 136 Tipson, Dudley Royce ..
50 Cook, Alan Maxwell 337
. . 287
137 Muirhead. Alexander James 286
51 Daly, Denis Patrick 336
52 Cavanagh, John Clarence ..
138 Sullivan, Laurance Francis .. 284
336 139 Turner, Keith Raymond . .
53 Wightman, Roy Alexander 335 284
140 Roberts. Douglas Alfred . . 282
54 Millican, George Alfred .. 334 141 Rice, Alan Richard ..
55 Dalzell, Donald . 281
. . 333 142 Winston, Robert Sydney . .
56 Haseman, Arthur Huston .. 281
333 143 Casey, Lawrence Martin
57 Egerton, Cyril Charles . . 333
. 280
144 Ashford, John Douglas . . 278
58 Gretton, Robert .. . . 333 145 Bechly, Fernie Laurence
59 McDonald, Wallace James .. 332 277
60 Carroll, Brian Maurice 146 Donavon, Hugh Daniel 276
. . 332 147 Dwyer, John Kevin
61 Batzloff, Douglas William .. 331 274
62 Hickey, John Joseph 1.48 Holme,, R ay mo n d Bert 274
. . 331 149 Balmanno, Donald
63 Morley, Valentine Arthur .. 330 274
64 150 Gardner, Gordon Edmund Ferguson 272
McQuillan, Anthony Thomas 330
65 MacKenzie, Allan Ma cbardie
151 Hardisty, James Herbert .. 272
329 152 Murray, John Allan
66 Saunders, Kenneth John . . 328
. . 271
153 Callinaai, Terence Joseph . . 271
67 Paulsen, Robert John . . 328
68 Blair, Neville Robert l 54 Robertson, Peter Charles .. 271
. . 328 155 McDonnell, Neville Kirkpatrick
69 O'Dea, Martin Joseph 328 267
70 Cronin, William Denis Patrick 327
156 Miller, Keith .. . . 267
71 Morse, Kevin Anthony . . 327
157 Sundholm, Keith Curtis .. 265
72 Brooks, Walter George 158 Murray, Alexander George .. 264
. . 325 159 .Jorgensen. Colin Philip
73 Gallaway, Jack . . . 323
. . 264
74 McQueen, Laurence William 323
160 Laurance, Rodney Noel .. 264
75 Tappenden, Francis Thomas 322
161 Murray, Stanley Vivian .. 261
76 Longmuir, Raymond . . 322
162 White. Edward William .. 260
77 Carter, Jack ..
163 Hilker, Conrad Richard 260
321 164 Finlayson. Rae ..
78 Hayden, Patrick Mannix 321 257
165 Inwood, Charles William 257
79 Eccles, Desmond Leslie 320
80 Battle, Kevin 1- Tilliam 166 Eckersley, Ian Richard . . 256
320 167 Cameron, Kenneth Patric
81 King, Alfred Charles 319 252
82 Renton, Keith Steele 318
168 Lindsay, James Roy . . 251
83 Yule, John Crawford 169 Rynne, John . . 250
317 170 Laing. Kevin William
84 Schultz, Gordon Robert 317 246
85 Reali, John Wilfred . . 316
171. Hutchinson, Noel John 244
86 Champion, Robert William 315
172 Gibson, Charles Stewart .. 244
87 MacNeill, James 173 O'Brien, Michael Au;iustine . . 240
. 315 I74 Cardile, Francis ..
88 Levick, Harold Dominic .. 314 . . 238
89 McWilliams, Brian Patrick .. 175 Price, Thomas . . 237
314 176 Fleming, Alexander
90 Stevenson, Neville James .. 314 . 235
91 Muirhead, Leslie Lawrence .. 313
177 Johnstone, Raymond Joseph 230
92 Strutt, Stanley Edward 178 Duckworth. Reginald Desmond 226
. . 312
93 King, Brian James Hilary .. 312 J. H. STARLING, Deputy Commissioner,
94 Miles, Edgar Cameron . . 312 Public Service Board.
2253.-2
No. 77. -17th April, 1941 834 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES.
i
APPLICATIONS are invited from permanent officers of the Other applicants should state full names, date, year and
Commonwealth Public Service for promotion or transfer place of birth, and whether they are natural born or
to the positions named in the appended schedule. Where so naturalized British subjects. Returned soldiers should give
indicated, applications will also be received from officers of the particulars of war service. Copies only of diplomas,
Public Service of the States and other persons. references, testimonials, or certificates should be forwarded.
If the originals are required they will be asked for.
Applicants should state fully their qualifications for the The range of salary indicates the classified value of a
position sought, and must, to ensure consideration, forward position, but appointments may be made at any salary within
their applications to the officer indicated in the last column such range.
in time to reach him not later than the appointed date. Successful applicants must comply with the provisions of
Where an applicant desires to be considered for two or more the Superannuation Act.
vacancies a separate application should be forwarded in At offices where quarters are shown, a deduction at the rate
respect of each position sought except where the positions of 10 per cent. of the minimum salary of the position will
applied for are of similar classification and in the same be made, unless otherwise stated. Particulars of existing
Branch of a Department, e.g., positions of Postmaster, Lines quarters are furnished merely for the information of officers.
Staff positions, &c., when one application covering such It is not incumbent on Departments to provide quarters,
positions will be accepted. which, if provided, may be wholly or partially withdrawn at
In the case of applicants who are permanent officers of the any time.
Public Service of the Commonwealth or of a State, the Officers of the Commonwealth Public Service, who may be
following particulars should be set out at the foot of the transferred without promotion, as the result of an application
application : for an advertised vacancy, will be required to pay their own
Full name (block letters) within the
expenses of removal unless the transfer comes
Designation conditions prescribed in Public Service Regulation No. 119.
Standard salary scale (i.e., 1.7.26 rate) Fares to locality of appointment of appointees who are not
Office or Branch permanent officers of the Commonwealth Public Service will
Age last birthday (in years ) not be paid by the Commonwealth unless such fares (includ-
Length of service ing,-if the applicant is married, those of his wife and family)
Salary (per annum) exceed £3. wfien such allowance as the circumstances justify
Date granted last increment may be granted.

Closing Date for To whom Applications

Salary (exclusive of Child Receipt of
Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. T:ndowment).$ must be forwarded.
Applications.

PRIME MINISTER'S DEPARTMENT.

Auditor - General's Office, Territory of New Guinea.
Inspector, Grade i (£438- £510), Third Rabaul .. £442 to £514 .. 1st May, 194) The Secretary and Chief
Inspector, Auditor -
Division General's Office, Canberra
Clerk (Audit), Grade 2 (£288 - £354). Rabaul £292 to £358 ff ff )f
Third Division
No family quarters are available.
In addition to salary, District Allowance of £120 per annum will be payable.
Appointee, if in receipt of less than the minimum salary of the position will be paid that salary by way of higher duties allowance
and will progress through the scale of the position in the ordinary manner.
The successful applicant will be temporarily transferred to the position for a period of four years, and subject to recreation leave
being taken at the end of the first two years' service, will be eligible for 74 days' leave, including travelling time. The provisions of
Regulation 98 will be applied. For the purpose of this Regulation, Sydney is to be regarded as the " nearest capital city ". In the event
of recreation leave not being taken before the expiration of three years' service, the transfer shall terminate at the end of the third year.
The Chief Officer reserves the right to vary or alter the period of appointment, subject to office emergency or expediency.
During temporary transfer the officer will be entitled to receive annual increments to salary for which he may be eligible according
to his personal classification.
The claims of the officer temporarily transferred will be duly considered, under Section 50 of the Public Service Act, for promotion to
any suitable vacancies which may occur during such time as he is on temporaryfrom
transfer.
temporary transfer, resume duty in the position vacated
If the officer is not promoted during his absence, he will, upon return
by him or be placed in a position of similar classification.
Applicants should possess a good knowledge of accounts work.
The successful applicant will require to undergo an examination by a Commonwealth Medical Officer and obtain a certificate that he is
physically fit for service in the Tropics.
ATTORNEY- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Bankruptcy Branch, Victoria.
Assistant, Grade 1. (£84- £244), Fourth Melbourne £86 to £248 1st May, 1941 The Secretary, Attorney
Division, Official Receiver's Section General's Department,
Canberra
Duties. Despatch of correspondence ; attending telephone ; answering counter inquiries ; general office assistance.
Pa-tent, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright Offices, Victoria.
Messenger (£66 £168), Fourth Division Melbourne .. £68 to £170 lst May, 1941 The Secretary, Attorney -
General's Department,
Canberra
POSTMASTER - GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
Central Staff.
Inspector (£510 - £582), Third Division, Melbourneil .. £514 to £586 .. 1st May, 1941 The Director - General, Posts
Telephone Branch and Telegraphs, Mel-
bourne, C.2
New South- Wales.
District Inspector, Grade 2 (£582- £660), Dempsey £586 to £664 . 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts
Third Division. Postal Services and Telegraphs, Sydney
Branch, Kempsey District
Clerk (£366 £438), Third Division, Bathurst £370 to £442 ff ff )f
Postal Services Brauch, Bathurst
District
Duties. Clerk to the District Inspector.
t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 108A or relative Arbitration Determination..
t The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration ])eterminaticns
have been effected.
II At a future date the successful applicant may be permanently transferred to Canberra.
Commonwealth Gazetto 835 No. 77.-17th April : 194.

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIES -- continued.

Closing Date for To whom Applications

Salary (exclusive of Child Receipt of
Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality . Endowment).t must be forwarded.
Applications.

POsTAiASTER- GENERAL'S DEPART MEN T CO7ttinucd.

New South Wales continued.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 2 (£384 - £420), Wollongong .. £388 to £424 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts.
Third Division and Telegraphs, Sydney
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£330 £366), Moss Vale .. £334 to £370 99

Third Division (two positions) Richmond

Postal Clerk (£108- £318), Third or Junee £110 to £322
Fourth Division, Relieving Staff,
Cootamundra District
Assistant (Female), Grade 3 (£202 - £210), Sydney £205 to £213 f!
Fourth Division, Accounts Branch,
Money Order Accounts
A knowledge of Money Order Accounts procedure desirable.
Line Foreman, Grade 2 (£336), Fourth Grafton £340 . . . . . 1st May, 1941 f!
Division, Engineering Branch, Line
Staff (Lismore Division)
Area Foreman embracing cable jointing ability. Ability to drive a motor vehicle desirable.
Line Foreman, Grade i (£300 £312), Wollombi . . £304 to £316 . . 1st May, 1941 !7

Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,

Line Staff (Newcastle Division)
Cable jointing qualifications and ability to drive a motor vehicle desirable.

Victoria.
(£366 £438), Third Division, Melbourne £370 to £442 . 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts
Clerk . .
and Telegraphs, Mel-
Stores Branch, Central Staff and bourne, C.1.
Victoria (Victoria)
Knowledge of contract principles, departmental materials and stores accounting systems desirable.
Engineer (Traffic Studies) (£528 - £600), Melbourne . . £532 to £604 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts
Third Division, Engineering Branch and Telegraphs, Mel-
bourne, 0.1.
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£354 - £438), Rainbow £358 to £442 !7 99 99 7!

Third Division
Quarters : Five rooms.
Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£330- Camperdown £334 to £370 ,7

£366), Third Division (three positions) Coburg

Sale
Postal Clerk (£108 - £318), Third or Melbourne £110 to £322 PI

Fourth Division (two positions) Geelong

(1) Relieving Staff, Metropolitan ;
(2) Relieving Staff, Geelong District
Assistant (Female), Grade 2 (£186 £194), Melbourne £189 to £197 99

Fourth Division, Accounts Branch

(ten positions)
(Telephone Accounts, 7 positions)
(Money Order Accounts, 2 positions)
(General Accounts, i position)
Comptometer qualifications desirable.
Melbourne £272 to £304 !f .,
Counter Officer, Grade 1 (£268- £300),
Fourth Division, Telegraph Branch
Junior Assistant (£84- £168), Fourth Geelong £86 to £170 ff ff

Division (two positions) Bendigo

Messenger (£66- £168), Fourth Division, Sale £68 to £170 !!

Engineering Branch
Queensland.
Babinda £304 to £316 .. 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts
Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300-£312), and Telegraphs, Brisbane
Fourth Division, Engineering Branch, Cloncurry
Line Staff (Northern Division) (two
positions)
District Allowance : Babinda, Grade III. ; Cloncurry, Grade V.
Babinda. Applicants should state cable jointing experience and whether able to drive a motor vehicle.
and whether competent in cable jointing, driving a motor vehicle
Cloncurry. Applicants should state extent of bush experience
and effecting minor repairs thereto.
South Australia.
Postmaster, Grade 2 (£354 £438), Third j Salisbury £358 to £442 .. ist May, 1941 1 The Deputy Director, Posts
and Telegraphs, Adelaide
Division I

Quarters : Six rooms.

Senior Postal Clerk, Grade 1 (£330 - Murray Bridge £334 to £370 .. . ,, ,, VP

£366), Third Division £304 to £316 ,, ,,

Line Foreman, Grade 1 (£300 £312), Tumby Bay . . .
Fourth Division, Engineering Branch,
Line Staff (Northern Division)
Duties. Cable jointing qualifications and the ability to drive a motor vehicle are desirable.
t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 1O0A or relative Arbitration Determination.
306A or relative Arbitration Determinations
$ The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation
have been effected.
No. 77.-17th April, 1941 836 Commonwealth Gazette

NOTIFICATION OF VACANCIFB--oowttnued. i
Closing Date for To whom Applications
Salary (exclusive of Child Receipt of
Position, Salary Scale t and Division. Locality. Endowment).# must be forwarded.
Applications.

POSTMASTER- GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT continued.

Western Australia.
Postmaster, Grade 3 (£456 - £546), Third Manjimup .. £460 to £550 1st May, 1941 The Deputy Director, Posts
Division and Telegraphs, Perth
Postmaster, Grade 1 (£270- £342), Fourth Hall's Creek . . £274 to £346 9f
Division
Quarters : Four rooms.
District Allowance : Grade VII.
Lineman, Grade 2 (£268), Fourth Divi- Kalgoorlie .. £272 . OP

sion, Engineering Branch, Line Staff

(Northern Division)
Applicants to indicate cable jointing qualifications and whether they are able to drive a motor vehicle.
District Allowance : Grade II.
t The rates shown are subject to variation as prescribed by Public Service Regulation 106A. or relative Arbitration Determination.
$ The salaries shown are those payable after cost of living variations in accordance with Public Service Regulation 106A or relative Arbitration Determinations
have been effected.

NOTICES UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT 19241933.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Southern Queensland
DIVIDEND. (No. 14 of 1941) . Re GuISEPPE BRAMANTE, of Moresby,
is Mourilyan, shop assistant, lately residing at Lily-
Part XII. ` pond, Ingham.
Date of petition-26th February, 1941.
In the matter of CHARLES JOHN LEE, of Somerset- place, Date of sequestration order -31st March, 1941.
Melbourne, picture framer. (No. 17 of 1941.)
NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to rue.
ASECOND dividend is intended to be declared in the above J. E. TREGENZA, Official Receiver.
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by Commonwealth Offices, Anzac- square, Brisbane, 4th April,
the 24th day of April, 1941,
. will be excluded from this 1941. 7255
dividend.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1941.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
J. KENNETH HALL, Trustee. In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
J. Kenneth Hall, 108 Queen street, Melbourne, C.1. 7248
DEBTOR'S Name RICHARD CHARLES VINING.

Part XI. Description Truck driver but formerly a carrier.

In the matter of a composition between LESLIE BURCHALL,
plumber, of 431 High- street, Prahran, and his creditors
which composition was confirmed on the seventeenth day of
March, 1941.
NOTICE is hereby given that a first dividend of 4s. in the £1
is intended to be declared in this matter. The dividend .
will be payable to those creditors who have proved their
claims on or before the third day of May, 1941.
Dated this seventh day of April, 1941.
M. R. M. SMITH, Trustee.
M. R. M. Smith, Peacock & Co., 485 Bourke- street,
Melbourne, C.1.
District of Victoria (No. 122 of 1940). In the assigned
estate of WILLIAM O'CALLAGHAN, wellborer, of Deniliquin,
New South Wales.
AFIRST andfinal dividend is intended to be declared in the
above natter. Creditors who have not proved their debt
by the 3rd day of May, 1941, will be excluded from such
dividend.
Dated this 17th day of April, 1941.
BASIL J. JACKSON. Trustee.
499 Little Collins - street, Melbourne, C.1.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queensland
(No. 12 of 1940). Re ARTHUR MOFAISLANE, of Victoria
Estate, near Ingham, in the State of Queensland. labourer.
Summary case.
AFIRST and final dividend is intended to be declared in
the above matter. Creditors who have not proved their
debts by the twenty - fourth day of April, 1941, will be excluded
from dividend.
Dated this second day of April, 1941.
R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.
Customs House, Townsville. 7254
Address -48 Coppin- street, Richmond, but formerly of Yea
and Avoca.
Number -5.149 of 1937.
Date fixed for hearing -6th May, I941.
7 256 CHAS. E. TROYAHN, Registrar.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
In the bankrupt estate of ROBERT MCLEAN NICHOLSON, late of
Maclean, New South Wales, builder. No. 52 of 1940.
j OTICE is hereby given that a first and 'final dividend is
LI intended to be declared in this matter. The dividend
»ill be payable to those creditors who have proved their
7252 claims on or before the 17th day of April, 1941.
Dated this eighth day of April, 1941.
FRANCIS EGAN, Trustee.
45 Prince- street, Grafton. 7257
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENTION TO DECLARE
A DIVIDEND.
Assigned estate of ALEX BELL (No. 2 of 1941) .
FIRST Dividend is intended to be declared in the above
A matter. All creditors who do not lodge a proof of debt
on or before the 26th April, 1941, will be excluded from
this dividend.
Dated this 9th April, 1941.
7253
F. OSWALD 13ARNETT, Trustee.
422 *Collin4- street, Melbourne. 7258 T,7
Re ELIAS JOSEPH SHALALA.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the creditors
of Elias Joseph Shalala, of 16 Milroy- avenue, Kensing-
ton, shirt cutter, duly convened and held on the twenty -first
day of March, 1941, at 107 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, a special
resolution was duly carried that the said Elias Joseph
Shalala should execute a deed of assignment, in pursuance
of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy Act 19244933, to Alexander
Ewan Campbell, of 107 Elizabeth- street, Sydney, as Trustee.
Dated the eighth day of April, 1941.
7 259 ALEXANDER E« _AN CAMPBELL, Chairman.
 U'oinuionwealth Gazette
i Part XL
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 181 of 1937) . In the matter of ROMUALD JAMES
O'DEA, of 254 Wright- street, Adelaide, upholsterer.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance
of section 175, has this day tiled the required statement.
Dated at Adelaide this 3rd day of April, 1941.
LESLIE MT. FERRES, Trustee.
Steamship Building, Currie - street, Adelaide. 7 260
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
NOTICE is hereby given that it. is intended to declare
dividends in the undermentioned matters:
Assigned estate of JAMES WHITE WADDELL ( Junior ) ,
formerly of 127 Stirling - highway, Nedlands, butcher,
Part XI. First.
Assigned estate of EDMUND DENIS O'BRIEN, formerly of
Herne Hill, storekeeper, Part XII. First.
Creditors who have not proved their claims on or before the
30th day of April, 1941, will be excluded from the dividends.
Dated this 3rd day of April, 1941.
IDRIS V. GARLAND.
63 St. George's- terrace, Perth. 7261
NOTICE of INTENTION TO DECLARE A FIRST
DIVIDEND.
Part XI.
In the matter of ALLEN ALFRED HUGHES, of 40 Elizabeth
street, South Perth, builder.
AFIRST Dividend is intended to be declared. Creditors
who have not signed or assented to the deed on or
before the twenty-first day of April, 1941, will be excluded
from the dividend.
Dated this 4th day of April, 1941.
ALLAN MARTIN, Trustee.
Bank of Adelaide Chambers, Perth. 7262
NOTICE OF FILING STATEMENT.
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
iii the matter of LEONARD BROADWAY, of 149 High- street,
Fremantle, bicycle merchant.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the Trustee in pursuance. of
section 175(c) of the said act, has this day filed in the
said Court the required statement.
Dated this twenty -ninth day of March, 1941..
H. C. STEWART, Trustee.
McManus 8, Stewart, Economic Chambers, Perth. 7264
NO'T'ICE OF FILING STATEMENT.
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.-
In the matter of JAMES DOBERTY ROBINSON. trading as
\'elos Manufacturing Co., of 28 Roe street, Perth, paint and
varnish maker.
Nono, , is hereby given that the Trustee in pursuance of
section 175(c) of the said act, has this day filed in the
said Court the required statement.
Dated this twenty -ninth day of March, 1941.
H. C. STE -WART, Trustee.
if eManus & Stewart. Economic Chambers, Perth.
7 265
1 n the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia.
In the matter of ARTHUR UFFENDELL COLLIVER and HAROLD
SYLVANU-S COLLIVER. ( COLLIVER BROS. ) , of Welbungin,
farmers.
T OTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors of
1, A. U. and H. S. Colliver ( Colliver Bros. ), of Welbungin,
will be held at the offices of Paton and Morris, Chartered
Accountants (Rust.), on Wednesday, the sixteenth day of
April, 1941, at half -past Two p.m.
Dated this first day of April, 1941.
A. COLLIVER.
7280 H. S. COI.LIVER.
837 No. 77.-17th April, 1941
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South . Australia
IN (No. 42 of 1929) . Re GLADSTONE DOUGLAS RIVETT, of
Bordertowu, motor garage proprietor, carrying on business
under the style or firm name Of Tatiara Mechanical
Works. ( Present address '1'apìey's Hill - road, Seaton
Park, manager.)
Date of order of discharge -4th October, 1940.
Nature of order Discharge suspended for six months.
Grounds named in order for refusing absolute order of (lb.:-
chargeProof of facts (a) and (b) of section 119(7).
7267 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
r the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 94 of 1939).Re JAMES VINCENT CASEY, of Peter-
borough, railway employee.Summary case.
Date and place of hearing of application for discharge -23rd
May. 1941 at half -past Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court,
Adelaide.
7268 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
L the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 142 of 1932 ) .Re LESLIE JAMES HARDING, of
.
Hundred of Pekina, fanner. ( Present address Whyalla,
labourer.)
Date of order of discharge -14th March, 1941.
Nature of order Discharged unconditionally.
7 269 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF
DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and
the Australian Capital Territory *.
j EBTOR'S Name NIcuoLAs COLL_ AIDES.
Address -225 George- street, Windsor.
Description Refreshment room proprietor.
CourtBankruptcy.
NumberS.148 of 1940.
Date fixed for hearing -20th May, 1941.
APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
Debtor's Name SIDNEY SHAW.
Address -551 Mowbray -road \Vest, Chatswood.
Description Labourer.
CourtBankruptcy.
NumberS.236 of 1937.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's Name ERIC GEORGE BROMHEAD.
Address-47 Tighe street, Wara.tah.
Description Formerly confectionery agent but now clerk.
Court Bankruptcy.
Number S.127 of 1939.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's Na meFREDERICK. BER'nE HARRIG AN.
Address Coff's Harbour.
Description Builder's assistant.
("Dart Bankruptcy.
Number 5.1.31 of 1939.
])ate fixed for hearing-23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's Name .TAMES GREGORY KELLEHER..
Address c /o Kevin J. Tracy, solicitor, 16 Barrack- street,
Sydney.
Description Offieer in the .ß.3.F. MI Active Service.
('ourt Bankruptcy.
Number -5.122 of 1939.
Daft fixed for bearing -23rd May, 1941.
J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
8th April. 1941. 7270
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia
(No. 18 of 1940) . In the matter of AUBREY EDGAR LYLE
TARVIS, 16 Clayton-street, East Fremantle, in the State of
Western Australia, a Debtor.
OTICE is hereby given that. in pursuance of section 175,
1NT the Trustee Iras this day filed the required statement.
Dated this 5th day of April, 194 1.
7272 J. O. SMITH, Trustee.
No. 77.-17th April, 1941
APPLICATION FOR ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales and
the Australian Capital Territory.
DEBTOR'S Name- ALFRED CHARLES KING.
Address -280 Piesley street, Orange.
Description Railway employee.
Court- Bankruptcy.
Number -5.156 of 1939.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's N ante= KEIT'H THOMAS ARDILL.
Address -1.1 Beach -road, Dulwich Hill.
Description Wholesale confectioner.
Court - Bankruptcy.
Number -5.186 of 1939.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's Name JOSEPH BROADBENT.
Address -54 Union - street, Dulwich Hill.
Description- Storeman.
Court- Bankruptcy.
Number -S.205 of 1940.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 194].
Debtor's Name-ALBERT NICHOLAS BARNIER.
Address -179 Botany-street, Randwick.
Description Building contractor.
Court-Bankruptcy.
Number -5.123 of 1937.
Date fixed for hearing 23rd May, 1941.
Debtor's Name-THOMAS WILLIAM BLACK.
Address -28 Sydenliam -road, St. Peters.
Description -Fruit merchant.
Court Bankruptcy.
Number -5.206 of 1936.
Date fixed for hearing -23rd May, 1941.
J. T. KEANEY, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
8th April, 1941.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia,
(No. 123 of 1941 ).-In the matter of JOSEPH EDWARD
'Voons, of 78 Osmond- terrace, Norwood, furniture manu-
facturer, debtor.
1 T is intended to declare a first dividend in this estate.
1 Creditors who have not proved their debts by 28th April,
1941. will be excluded from the dividend.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1941.
LESLIE W. FERRRES, Trustee.
Chartered Accountant ( Rust.) , 60 ..Steamship Building,
Currie street, Adelaide. 7273
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.
OTICE is hereby given that the following dividend has
lvandbeen declared to -day in the undermentioned estate
that dividend order may be obtained frein us on 17th
April, 1941, or any subsequent week day between the hours
of Nine a.m. and half -past Five p.m.
Assigned Estate-- WILLIAM WALLACE LEAR MONT, grocer
and ironmonger, Russell - street, Tumut. -- Second.
Dated this seventeenth day of April, 1941.
HUNG ERFORD, SPOONER AND CO., agents for the
Trustees, Dalton House, 115 Pitt- street, Sydney. 7274
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare
dividends in the undermentioned matters:-
Assigned Estate.- EvELYN SOPHIA MuIR, trading as " The
Elite Salon ". 133 Katoomba- street, Katoomba.-
Second.
Assigned Estate.- SArzuEL MACKAY REID, general store-
keeper, Berridale. - First.
Assigned Estate.- GEORGE FULTON TISDALE, baker and
pastrycook, ..Begs.- First.
These dividends will be paid only to those creditors who
have proved their claims on or before ist May,
Creditors who have not proved their claims on or before
such date will be excluded from such dividends.
Dated this seventeenth day of April, 1941.
RUNGERFORD, SPOONER AND CO., agents for the
Trustees, Dalton House, 115 Pitt- street, Sydney. 7275
838 Commonwealth Gazette
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
Part XII.
NOTICE is hereby given that dividends have been declared
in the undermentioned matters, viz.:-
No. 7ti of 1940. -MEDLA MAY JONES, trading as Fifth
Avenue Salon, Brisbane- arcade, Brisbane. -First at
the rate of 4s. in the £1.
No. 87 of 1940. VERONICA TYRREL L, trading as Mrs. E.
Tyrrell, draper and dressmaker, Bowen. -First at the
rate of Os. 8d. in the £1.
No. 38 of 1933. - LESLIE SHAW, trading as Shaw's
Specialty Store, Clermont.-Third at the rate of 3s. in
the £L
No. 3 of 194.1. -ALICE MARY CALLAGHAN, trading as
Robertson & Callaghan, boot merchants, Rockhampton.
-First at the rate of Os. 8d. in the £I..
No. 44 of 1940. SIDNEY ROBERT KING, trading as
Nanango Motor Garage, .garage proprietor, Nanango.-
First at the rate of 3s. in. the £1.
No. 22 of 1939. WILLIAM ALBERT KENNY KELLAM, trad-
ing as Kellam's, silk merchant, Too:woonlba. -First at
the rate of 5s. in the £1.
These are payable at the office of Messrs. G. S. Hutton &
MacFarlane, 400 Queen - street, Brisbane.
Dated this seven,tll day of April, 1941.
G. S. HUTTON &. MACFARLANE. chartered accountants
( :lust.) , agents for the Trustees. 7276
NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
NOTICE is hereby given that dividends have been declared
in the undermentioned matters, viz.:
No. 23 of 1940. JAMES JOSEPH HASTEn. Roma, lately
carrying on business as a hoot- maker, at McDowell -
street, Roma, a bankrupt. -First at the rate of 4s. in
the fl.
7271
No. 28 of 1939.- MINNIh: FANNY HOBBs (deceased), late
of Esk, storekeeper, a bankrupt. -Fifth at the rate of
] s. 9d. in the £1.
These are payable at the office of Messrs. G. S. Hutton &
MacFarlane. 400 Queen- street, Brisbane.
Dated this seventh day of April, 1941.
G. S. HUTTON & MACFARLANE:, chartered accountants
(Aust.) . agents for the Trustee. 7277
Part XI.
In tite Court. of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
NO TI CIS is hereby given that the Trustee. in pursuance of
section 1 75. leas filed 'the required statement in the
assigned estate Of JOHANN FERDINAND GOTTLIEB PASCHKE, of
Copeville, farmer.
Dated this 8th day of April, 1941.
A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.
Selbourne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 7278
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
j
]T OTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of
section 175. has filed the required statement in the
assigned estate of Walter Reed, of Tooligie, fariner.
Dated this 10th day of April; 1941.
A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.
Selborne Chambers, Pirie- street, Adelaide. 7279
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance
of section 175, has filed the required statement in the
assigned estate of Arthur Gerald Haynes, of \Varramboo,
farmer.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1941.
A. L. GNIEL. Trustee. L:4
Selborne Chambers, Pirie street, Adelaide. 7280
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee, in pursuance of
1941. section 175, has filed the required statement in the
assigned estate of Stanley Osmond Norris, of 47 McQuillan
avenue, Renown Park, cleaner.
Dated this 10th day of April, 1941.
A. L. GNIEL, Trustee.
Selborne . Chambers, Pirie - street, Adelaide. 7 281
 Commonwealth Gazette
Part XII.
hi the matter of SAMUEL BLACK, of Ascot Chambers, Edward -
street, Brisbane, in the State of Queensland, tailor.
()T., is hereby given that Arrangement
the abovenamed Samuel
under Part
N.L Black executed a. Deed of
XII. of the Bankruptcy Act 1924 -1933. All persons having
claims against the said Samuel Black are required to prove
the same in the prescribed form forth \vitlt. Any creditor
who fails to prove his claim will be excluded from all benefits
under the deed.
Dated the ninth day of April, 1941.
A. SAKZEWSKI, Trustee.
A.M.P. Chambers, Edward Street, Brisbane. 7282
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
1k bankrupt estate PETER STEGER (S.3 of 1941) .
T
1y
OT IC E is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
first dividend ,on ordinary claims proved in the above
matter. Creditors who have not lodged their proofs of debt
at the office of the Trustee, A. Sakzewski, A.M.P.
Cliamber.s. Edward- street, Brisbane, on or before the 10th
May, 1941 , will be excluded from participating in this
dividend.
Dated at Brisbane this .ninth day of April, 1941.
7 283 A. SAKZEWSKI, Trustee.
Assigned estate of LESLIE TOZER, of Wentworth- avenue.
Sandringham, bricklayer.
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of creditors in this
estate will be held at the Conunonwealth Institute of
Accountants board room. :37 Queen- street, Melbourne,
'Tuesday, 22nd April, 1941, at half -past eleven a.m.
GILBERT JEFFERY, Trustee.
National Bank Chandabrs, 271 Collins- street.. Melbourne.
72S4
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLAI;1; A FIRST ANI)
FINAL D1 VI:DEN D.
Part XI.
In the matter of FRANE THOMAS WILSON, of Billaricay,
farmer.
V OTICE is hereby given that it is intended to declare a
L first and final dividend in the above matter, on Tuesday,
the twentieth day of May, 1941. Dividends will be payable
only to those creditors who have signed or assented to the
deed of assignment.
Dated this seventh day of April, 1941.
A. .1. _McL AR EN, 'l'rusl ee.
A. .1. INIabu-a i & Co., English, Scottish & Australian Bank
Chambers. Si. George's- terrace, Perth. 7285
Ithe Court of I3amkruptcy, District of Southern Queensland.
of 1941 ). -Re HENRY RASMUSSE1. of Lowood,
Y(No. 1:i
licensed vietmaller.
Date of petition -21st Match. 11141.
Date of sequestration order -9th April, 1941.
Nom. -Ali debts clue to the estate should be paid to nie.
.1. E. TREGEN 7.A. Official Receiver.
eali.h Ofúces, Anzac square, 13'rislrane,
4th Floor. Commonwealth
10th April, 1941. 728G
NO'T'ICE OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
sl
No. 39 of 1939. -Re LAWRENCE EFFIELD BELLC'HArtuE.RS. of l.IA
Cowandilla- road, Cowandilla, electrician, lately residing and
carrying oil business at ] 5 Francis- street, Hilton.-
Summary case. (Fourth.)
No. 32 of 1940.-Re GOTTF RIED \VILHEIzr OTTO SCHILii. of
Taln.inda, mason's labourer.-Summary case. ( First and
final.)
DIVIDEND. as shown above, is intended to be declai ed
A in each of the abovenamed estates. Creditors who have
not proved their debts by the 9th day of May. 1941, will be
excluded from dividend.
GEO. W. BURNS, Official Receiver.
Adelaide, 10th April, 1941. 7287
839 No, 77.-17th April, 1941.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
NO. 23 of 1941. Re LEONARD LEVI BONNEY, deceased, Iate
of Cara.lue Siding, fariner.
Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd April, 1941, at
Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Commonwealth
Bank Building, King William- street, Adelaide.
No. 7 of 1941. -Ile ,JAMES EDMUND CORNELIUS ATTWATER, of
35 Archer - street. North Adelaide, Munition worker, pre-
viously residing at 100 Esmond -road, Port Pinie, labourer.-
Summary case.
Date of first meeting of creditors- -28t11 April, 1941, at
Eleven a.in. at Local Court House, Port Pinie.
No. 24 of 1941. -Re JAMES SAMUEL BARTROP, a prisoner in
custody at His Majesty's Goal at Adelaide, formerly residing
at 210 Pulteney - street, Adelaide, and carrying on business
at that address as a manufacturer under the style of
Brett & Soit.
Date of petition-lOth April, 1941.
Date of sequestration order -1.Oth April, 1941.
NOTE. -All debts clue to the abovenamed estates should be
paid to nie.
GEO. \V. BURNS, Official Receiver.
Adelaide, 10th April, 1941. 7288
IN the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Tasmania. (No.
S.14 of 11)411. -Re bankrupt estate of REGINALD DENNEY,
of 73 Burnett street, Hobart, in Tasmania, tailor's presser.
Date of petition -10th April. 1941.
Date of sequestration order- -lOtli April. 1941.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors Eleven a.m. on
30th April, 1941, at the Official Receiver's Office, 119
Macquarie- street, Hobart.
Date of public examination- Half -past Two p.m., oil 30th
April, 1941, at the Supreme Court, Hobart.
Now.-All debts dire to the estate should be paid to me.
J. A. MITCHELL, Official Receiver.
oil 119 Macquarie- street, Hobart, Tasmania, 10th April, 1941.
7289
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE DIVIDEND.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
No. 171 of 19:34. -Rc ALFRED WILLIAM WATERS, of 7
Fairchild street, Abbotsford, salesman. -Third dividend.
No. 171 of .1.94.0. Re JON ATIIAN GORDON STORER. formerly
of Manangatang, but now of Hotspur, fainter. -First
and filial dividend.
No. 208 of 1940. -Re ALE'xANDER GORDON CAMERON, of 562
Point Nepeaii -road, Brighton East, process worker,
formerly of Henty- street, Casterton, and formerly a
stock and dairy inspector. -First dividend.
ADIVIDEND as above is intended to be declared in these
three estates. Creditors who have not lodged their
proofs of debt with rue on or before the first day of May, '1941,
wwill be excluded from this dividend.
A. MCKINNON, Official Receiver.
450 Law Courts- place, Melbourne, C.f., 10th April, 1941.
7290
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS AND FIRST MEETINGS.
In the Court of Bankruptcy.-District of Victoria.
T O. 44 of 1941. -Ile bankrupt estate of JAMES D. SAUNDERS,
IN formerly of Carmichael - street. Hamilton, but now of
parts unknown, builder, and lately carrying on business at
Iiainilton.
Date of petition -12tíí February, 1941.
Date of sequestration order -4th April. 1941.
No. 45 of 1941. -Re bankrupt estate of H:ErRv l' ERN AND
LEVY, of :344 St. Kilda -road, Melbourne, but formerly of 372
St. Kilda -road, Melbourne. salesman. - Summary case.
Date of petition -8th April, 1941.
Date of sequestration order-8th April, 1941.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -22nd April,
1941, at half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
Melbourne.
No. 46 of 1941. -Re bankrupt estate of SIaMON HENRY
FiRASER. of Mansfield, dentist. - Summary ease.
Date of petition -9th April, 1941.
Date of sequestration order -9th April, 1941.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -2:3rd April,
]941, at ha.lf,past Two p.m., at Court House. Mansfield.
No. 47 of 1941 -Re bankrupt estate of JOHN LAURENCE
SEEARY, formerly of 307 Malvern -road. South Varna, but
late of Robinvale, storekeeper, deceased.
Date of petition -9th April, 1941.
Date of administration order-10th April, 1941.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to Ise.
A. MeKINNON, Official Receiver.
45(1 Law Courts place, Melbourne, C.1. 10th April, 1941.
7291
No. 77. -17th April, 1941
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
in the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
O. 164 of 1931. Re JAMES COLSTON, of Heathcote.
11 fruiterer and confectioner.
Date of public examination -18th April, 1941 at half -
past Ten a.1í1., at the Court House, Heathcote.
No. 125 Of 1940.Re-HERBERT BADEN POWELL, of 69 Bendigo-
avenue, Bentleigh, manufacturer, at present residing and
carrying on business thereat. Summary case.
Date of public examination 22nd April, 1941, at half -
past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 142 of 1940. Re WILLIAM DEWAR, of 201 Williamstown -
road, Yarraville, and lately carrying on business as a
renovator at 201. Williamstown-road, Yarraville, and as a
bag and jute merchant at Newcastle- street, Newport,
unemployed.Siunmary case.
Date of public examination -22nd April, 1941, at half -
past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 158 of 1940.Re FRANK VICTOR PINCH E N, of 10 Fehon-
street, Yarraville, builder.
Date of public examination -23rd April, 1941, at. half
past Ten a.m.. at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 140 of 1940. Re EDWARD CHARLES VIENET, fitter, at
present residing at ti Walsh- street, Ormond. lately residing
at 124 Church- street, Geelong West, and carrying on busi-
ness at 83 Moorabool- street, Geelong, as a garage pro-
prietor. Summary case.
Date of public examination. -23rd April, 1941, at half-
past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 184 of 1940. Re ALFRED GARDNER, of 100 Grey- street,
East Melbourne, but formerly of 192 Wellington- parade.
East Melbourne, military pensioner.Summary case.
Date of public examination -24th April, 1941. at half
past Ten a.m.. at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 153 of 1940.Re JAMES JAMESON SCOTT, of Ailsa, near
Warracknabeal. farmer. Summary case.
Date of public examination -24th April, 1941, at half -
past Ten a.m., at the Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 104 of 1940. Re Ros WILLIAM EDWARD, of Cranbourne-
road, Fra.nkston, motor mechanic, formerly of Ballarat, and
formerly carrying on business at Exchange Garage,
Lydiard- street., Ballarat, and Provincial Garage, Lydiard-
street, Ballarat. as a motor mechanic.Summary case.
Date of public examination -24th April. at1941,
a. quarter -past Two p.m., at the Bankruptcy Court.
Melbourne.
A. MoKINNON, Official Receiver.
450 Law Courts - place, Melbourne, 10th April, 1941. 7292
District of Western Australia (No. 28 of 1940 ) . In the
bankrupt estate of HARRY BLYTHE THOMSON, of Collie,
government employee.
ACOMPOSITION is intended to be declared in the above
matter. Creditors who have not proved their debts by
the first day of May, 194], will be excluded from dividend.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1941.
A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.
Suipreme Court., Perth. 7293
District of \\ Testerei Australia (No. 36 of 1939) . In the
bankrupt estate of LEONARD ERNEST NICHOLS, formerly of
15 Gugeri - street, Claremont, painter and decorator.
ASECOND and final dividend is intended to be declared in
the above matter. Creditors who have not proved their
debts by the first day of May, 194], will be excluded from
dividend.
Dated this 8th day of April, 1941. .
A. H. JOHNSON, Official Receiver.
Supreme Court, Perth. 7294
SEQUESTRATION ORDERS, FIRST MEETINGS AND
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.
ln the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South Wales
and the Australian Capital Territory.
NO. 193 of 1940. Re NORMAN LESLIE PATERSON, of
Paterson's Garage, Pye- street, Eugowra, lately carrying
on business as a garage proprietor. Sliuliiia,ry.
Date of public examination 2nd May, 1941, at half -past
Ten a.in., at Bankruptcy Court, Melbourne.
No. 35 of 1941. Re JOHN MILTON WHITECHURCH, of Green -
bank, Thuddungra, share farmer. Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors -10th April, 1941,
at Ten a.m., at Court House, Young.
Date of public examination -21st May, 1941, at Ten a.m.,
at Court House, Young.
840. Commonwealth Gazette
No. 70 of 1941. Re EDWARD GEORGE PIIII.LIPs, of 38 Brunker
road, Broadmeadow, carrier, and lately residing at Fleming -
street, Muswellbrook. Summary.
Date of petition and sequestration order -7th April, 1941.
Date of first meeting of creditors -21st April, 1941, at
Ten a.m., at Court House, Gloucester.
Date of public examination -9th June, 1941, at Twelve
noon, at Court House, Gloucester.
No. 71 of 1941. Re R. J. HANNAFORD, of Quirindi, butcher.
Date of petition -14th March, 1941.
Date of sequestration order -8th April, 1941.
No. 72 of 1941. Re HARRY RIDGEWAY WADE (deceased) , late
of Kyogle, cabinetmaker. l
Date of petition -28t1í March, 1941.
Date of administration order -8th April, 1941.
No. 73 of 1941. Re JOHN DOUGLAS BROWNE, of 22 Roslyn
Gardens, Elizabeth Bay, lately residing at Pritchard - street,
Yass, and carrying on business at Cooma-street, Yass,
radio dealer. Summary.
Date of petition and sequestration order -8th April, 194].
Date of first meeting of creditors -22nd April, 1941, at.
half -past Eleven a.m., at Official Receiver's Office,
Sydney.
Date of public examination -21st May, 1941, at half -past
Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.
No. 74 of 1941. Re ROBERT HENRY GIBBS, of Meringo- street,
,Narromine, lately residing and carrying on business at
\Vauchope, Cooma and Kyogle. Summary.
Date of petition and sequestration order -9t1í April, 1941.
Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd April, 1941, at
Ten a.m., at Court House, Kyogle.
Date of public examination -24th June, 1941, at l'en
a.m., at Court House, Narromine.
No. 280 of 1940. Re CAMILLO BADINO, of Internment Camp,
Orange, formerly trading with Ugo Badino as Badino Bros.
Date of first meeting of creditors -22nd April, 1941.. at
half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
No. 44 of 1941. Re NORMAN HENRY RUDD, of 119 Sydney -
street, Willoughby, carrying on business at 785 Pacific -
highway, Gordon, grocer.Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors -23rd April, 1941, at
half -past Ten a.m., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination -26th May, 1941, at half -past
Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.
No. 58 of 1941. Re GEORGE FRANK GLANFIELD, of 293
Beamish- street. Campsie, tailor. Summary.
Date of first meeting of creditors -24th April, 1941, at
half -past Ten a.ni., at Official Receiver's Office, Sydney.
Date of public examination -22nd May, 1941, at half -past
Ten a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Sydney.
No. 75 of 1941.Re ROSWALD LINDEN BRYCE LOOSLEY, resid-
ing and carrying on business at 107 William- street, Young.
Date of petition and sequestration order loth April,
1941.
Date of first meeting of creditors -24th April, 1941, at
Ten a.m., at Court House, Young.
Date of public examination -4th June, 1941, at Ten a.m..
at Court House, Young.
All debts due to the above estates should be paid to nie.
A. V. RIC'HAR.DSON, Official Receiver.
11.2 Pitt street, Sydney, l0t1í April, 1941. 7295
AMENDMENT OF PROCEEDINGS.
Tn the Court of Bankruptcy, District of New South \Vales
and the Australian Capital Territory.
N 0.278 of 1940.Re J. W. RIDDETT. Notice is given that
the proceedings herein have been amended to read
James William Riddett.
A. V. RICHARDSON. Official Receiver.
112 Pitt- street, Sydney, 10th April, 1941. 7296
*I
IN the Court of Bankrupccy, District of Northern Queensland
(No. 4 of 1941) .Re FRANCESCO SORGENTANO, labourer,
at present residing at Trebonuc, near Ingham, lately
residing at Boogan, near Mourilyan, and carrying on
business at Boogan, near Mourilyan, as a sugar -cane
farmer. Summary case.
Date of petition-8th April, 1941.
Date of sequestration order l.Otli April, 1941.
Date and place of first meeting of creditors -22nd April,
1941, Court House, Ingham, at Eleven a.m.
NOTE. All debts due to the estate should be paid to me.
R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.
Customs House, Townsville. 7297
Commorrwealth Gazettè
N the Court ,ói Bankruptcy, District. of Northern Queens-
land (No. 20 of 1940). -ide SALVATORE BARBAGALLO,
lately residing at Silkwood in the State of Queensland,
cane. grower, but now of Edith - street Innisfail, in the
said State, shop assistant. Summary case.
Date and place of .public examination, 22nd April, 1941,
at Ten a.m., Court House, Innisfail.
R. G. LITTLE, Official Receiver.
Customs House, 'To.wnsville. 7298.
NOTICE UNDER SECTION 175' TO CREDITORS WHO
HAVE NOT PROVED DEBT.
in the matter of JESSE PALLANT, ,uf . Epwortli Building,
Pinie- street, Adelaide, Licensed Land Agent under deed
of assignment, number 315 of 1940.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustee Herein in pur-
suance of section 175 of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy
Act ] 924 -1 933, has filed inthe Bankruptcy Court such
accounts as by such Act is required. The Trustee herein
proposes to pay as. far as practicable the claims of the
preferential creditors and to distribute the balance of the
moneys (if any) amongst the unsecured creditors who have
proved their claims and have signed the deed or assented
thereto in writing. Any creditors who have not proved their
debts and assented to the deed within one month from this
date wily be excluded front all benefits under the deed.
Dated at Adelaide this 7th day of April, 1941.
7290 E. W. PAINTER, 'Trustee.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DEC'LA.RE DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
In the matter of JOHN HENRY WOO KEY, hairdresser and
tobacconist, 173 Dolphin - street, Coogee.
1.TOTICE is hereby given that a dividend is intended to be
1 declared in this matter. The dividend will be payable
to those creditors who have proved their claims on or before
the first day of May, 1941.
Dated this seventeenth day of April, 1941.
PARSONS, ANDERSON &. CO., agents for the Trustees,
Carrington- street, Sydney.
NOTICE OF ORDER. OF DISCHARGE.
TN the Court of Barkruptcy, District of Tasmania (No. 349,
I 1939).-R e ALBERT ARTHUR CHANDLER, formerly of 3
Pine - street, West Hobart, now of Fort Pierson, plumber.
Date of petition -20th November, 1939.
Date of sequestration order -20th November, 1939.
Date of order of discharge -10th October, 1940.
Nature of order -- Dischatge as from. 10th April, 1941.
730].. R. G. BINGHAM, Registrar.
ADJOURN -ED PUBLIC EXAMINATION AND
COMPULSORY APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.
TN the Court of Bankruptcy. District of South Australia
1 (No. 95 of 1940).-Re ERNEST . BERTRAM HARRIS, of
Blyth. farmer.-Summary case.
Date and place of adjourned public examination and hearing
of compulsory application for discharge -30th May, 1941,
at 10.30 a.m., at Bankruptcy Court, Adelaide.
7302. W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia (No.
5.5 of ] 941 ) . -Re PATRICK JOSEPH CHRISTIE. -Ex parte
GEORGE WEIR BURNS, Official Receiver.
To-
P Anne K JOSEPIH CIIIRISTIE (a bankrupt), lately residing
at 147, Buxton- street, North Adelaide, and lately carry-
ing on business at 34, Pirie- street, Adelaide, solicitor.
TAKE notice that a motion for your committal to prison
for failing to comply with the requirements of the
Baitkruptcj Act 1924 -1933 has been filed in this Court by the
abovenamed Official Receiver, and the Court has ordered that
the publication once each in the Commonwealth of Australia.
Gazette published at Canberra and the Advertiser newspaper
published at Adelaide of notice of the hearing of the said
motion shall be deemed to be good and sufficient service upon
),oil on the completion of such publications as aforesaid,
and further take notice that the said motion will be heard at
the Bankruptcy Court, Supreme Court Buildings, King
William-street, Adelaide, on the 9th day of May, 1941, at
half -past Teii o'clock in the fore -noon, and if you do not appear
the Court may snake au order for your committal in your
absence. The notice of motion and report of the Official
Receiver may be inspected by you on application at this
Court.
Dated this 1st day of April, 1941.
7303 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
2253.-3
$41 No. 77.-17th r13ri1, 1941
APPLICATION FOR, DISCHARGE.
111 the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Victoria.
IDE13TOR'S Name- FRANCÍS X. AVM R MAT HEW ÉGAIV,
Address-18 Villiers- street, Elsternwick, later]), residing at
26 Seymour -road, Elsternwick, and Hotham - grove,
Elsternwick.
Description- Butcher.
Number -S.2 of 1936.
Date fixed for hearing -9th May, 1941.
7304 CHAS. E. TROYAHN, Registrar.
NOTICE OF ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
N the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Northern Queens-
land (No. 15 of ].933). -Re ALFIO LEONARD' and
SEBASTIANO LEOTTA, lately carrying on business in
partnership under the naine style or firm of " Leonardi &
Leotta " at Bemerside near Ingham, in the State Of
Queensland, cane farriers. -Re SEBASTIANO LEOTTA,
Date of petition -22nd 'May, 1933.
Date of sequestration order- -24t1í May, 1933.
Date of oi(lcr of dis(:]rtrge -l7th March, 1941.
('oiidit.ions of discharge - Discharge gatnte(I subject to pay -
went to fie Officia 1 Receiver in Bankruptcy of the subi
of 19s. 9d. Condition complied with 8th April, 1941.
7305 J. SHANNON, Registrar in Bankruptcy.
U1{.\ 1 R \1. AN'S CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL RESOLUTION
FOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
Part Xl.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 121 of 1941) . -Re TlioMAS LLEWEc.LY N JONES, a
debtor.
11Elt1;B3'Y certify that at a meeting of creditors of Thomas
Llewellyn Jones, of Kadina, in the State of South
Australia, farmer, duly convened and held at the Ideal
7300. 7 hcatre, Kadina, on the 2nd day of April, 194], a special
resolution was duly carried that the said Thomas Llewellyn
Jones do execute a deed of assignment in pursuance of Part
XI. of the Bankruptcy Act; 1924 -1933 to Thomas John Davies,
Registered Trustee in Bankruptcy, of 11 Digby- street, Kadina,
that the `t'rustee's remuneration be in accordance with
;a,nil
Sixtle Schedule of the rules of the said Act with a
the Sixth
minimum of £31 los. A resolution was moved, "That the
.
debtor be allowed to retain the whole of his household
furniture." A further resolution was moved, "That the
debtor be bandied the suns of £35 I9s. 7d.. being the hardship
grant receive front the Farmers' Assistance Board, which
is included in the sum of £148 2s. lld. as shown on the
balance sheet."
Dated this and day of April, 1941.
.J. A. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
Office of the Registrar,
t'ourt of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
Filed this 4th day of April, 1941, at Two p.m.
7306. W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
CHAIRMAN'S CERTIFICATE.
Part XI.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia
(No. 122 of 1.941) . -Re CHARLES THEODORE TIiOMAS
GEORGE, of \\'hyalla, labourer.
IdulyTHEREBY
1. certify that at meeting of the creditors of
Charles Theodore Thomas George, of Whyalla, labourer,
convened and held at the office of George Curtis Peters.
of Albion House, ihaymoutii- street, Adelaide, in the State
of South Australia, on the 3rd day of April, 1941, a special
resolution was duly carried that the said Charles Theodore
'Thomas Ceoi,ge do execute a deed of assignment in pursuance
of Part XI. of the Bankruptcy A et 1.924 1933, to George
Curtis Peters, of Albion House, Waymnoiitlastreet, Adelaide,
aforesaid, accountant, as Trustee and that the Trustee's
remuneration he in accordance with the maximum amount
allowable under the Sixth Schedule to the Bankruptcy Rules
with a minimum fee of £15 15s.
Dated this 5th day of April, 1941.
H. B. K.NOWLE8, Chairman.
Office of the Registrar,
Court of Bankruptcy, District of South Australia.
Filed this 7th day of April, 1941, at Four pan.
.
7307 W. R. FORBES, Registrar.
 t April, 1941
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
In the Court of Bankruptcy, District of Western Australia
(No. 43 of 1937 ) . Re ALFRED HENRY SNELL, 58 Williams -
road, Hollywood, formerly of 29 Princess -road, Nedlands,
builder.
NOTICE is hereby given that a third dividend of 2s. 6d.
in the £1 has been declared in this ;matter and is
payable at the office of the Trustee on Thursday, the 10th
April, 1941, or on any subsequent day.
J. O. SMITH, Trustee.
Occidental House, Perth. 7308
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
In the matter of a deed of assignment executed by JOSEPH
MAYNARD WILKINSON, dated 19th February, 1941 and No.
XII/34/1941.
OTICE is hereby given that a first dividend is intended
N to be declared in this matter. The dividend will be
payable to those creditors who have proved their claims on or
before the 26th April, 1941.
Dated this 7th day of April, 1941.
F. F. PORTER,. Trustee.
lle Castlereagh- street, Sydney. 7250
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DECLARE A DIVIDEND.
Part XII.
In the matter of a deed of assignment executed by ERN EST
CHARLES SAMUELSON, dated 11th March, 1941 and No.
XII /49/ 1941.
NOTICE is hereby given that a first and final dividend is
intended to be declared in this matter. The dividend
will be payable to those creditors who have proved their claims
on or before the 26th April, 1941.
Dated this 7th day of April, 1941.
F. F. PORTER, Trustee.
Ile Castlereagh- street, Sydney. 7251
842 Nminónweaith Gazetté
OPERATIVE PAINTERS AND DECORATORS UNION
OF AUSTRALIA.
TAKE notice that a claim has been made to the Industrial
Board for the Territory of the Seat of Government that
the award published in Gazette, No. 47, of 2nd August,
1934, as varied to this date, be further varied in respect
of employees employed in and in connexion with painters
and sigitwriters, &c., employed within the Territory for the
Seat of Government. A copy of the said claims may be
inspected at the office of the Secretary, Industrial Board.
The claim is for a variation and segregation of the said
award in respect of the employees mentioned.
72(i3 O. BRYANT, on behalf of the Applicant Union.
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